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Pisang Peak, which is also known as Jong Ri, is a popular climbing peak in the Himalayas of Nepal. Standing tall at 6,091 meters (19,984 feet), it boasts a stunning dome shape and is situated above the picturesque Manang Valley and Pisang village.

While climbing Pisang Peak, it offers breathtaking views of Mt. Annapurna's II, III, and IV, Gangapurna, Glacier Dome, Mt. Dhaulagiri, Tilicho, and the Manaslu Mountain range. Surrounded by the majestic Annapurna, Machhapuchhre, Dhaulagiri, and Manaslu, the scenery enhances the beauty of the Journey.

The Journey begins with a stunning drive from Kathmandu to Chamje. Following the Marsyangdi River to its source at Manang glacial lake, we pass through a desert-like arctic zone west of Manang. After taking a full rest in Upper Pisang for acclimatization, we will proceed to High Camp. At the high camp, our special team will set up the tents, and we will prepare for the summit.

Checking health is very important before we head toward the summit. Also, you need to check carefully that all the climbing equipment, such as crampons, harnesses, ropes, and ice axes, is in order. The climb itself involves navigating a uniform slope to the final snow-covered and icy summit pyramid. Always stay near the Guide and follow the order and safety instructions given by your Guide. It is important to overcome the technical sections and successfully reach the summit.

Also, during this trek, you will get the chance to explore the Manang region, and while crossing from Thorang-la Pass to Muktinath, you can see a glimpse of the Upper Mustang. You will also visit the religious site of Muktinath, meaning God of Salvation. You can take a bath in the famous 108 water sprouts, which are special for tourists and religious people.

The trek includes an exploration of the Manang region, with a visit to the religious site of Muktinath, meaning God of Salvation, in the local language. Muktinath is known for its 108 water sprouts and abundant fossils, making it a special place for both tourists and religious people.

Exploring more of the lovely city of Pokhara is another highlight of this Peak Climbing. You can check out various historical and religious sites. Also, don't miss trying the tasty local street food – it's affordable and yummy.

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