Paldor Peak climb

Paldor Peak climbing is a more difficult excursion, listed by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA), (Group B) 5896m. Situated to the northwest of Kathmandu, the Ruby Valley–Ganesh Himal trekking region of Nepal.

Paldor peak climbing is associated with Ganesh Himal and Pabil Himal and was first attempted by John Cleare and Ian Howell in 1974. The West Ridge is the standard route to the summit – there are several other options. Paldor Peak offers a beautiful view of the Ganesh Himal range, Langtang range, and Manaslu range. Paldor peak lies to the southeast of Ganesh Himal. Tiru and Karpu Danda are connected to Pangsang and Syargaping. The MAILING Khola River continues to flow into the Trisuli River.

Views from the Paldor Peak summit include Langtang Lirung 7,227 m. Langtang Ri 7,205 m. Pabil Himal 7,101m, Lapsang Karpo 7,150m, Ganesh I 7,406m, Manaslu Himal 8,156 m, and Ganesh V 6,950m, all highest mountains imposing backdrop to the Paldor peak, located east of Ganesh Himal at the head of Pangsang. Syargaping connects with Tiru and Karpu Danda, and the MAILING Khola River flows from Paldor to the Trisuli River. e north-west from the summit.

Paldor peak climbing itinerary starts with driving to Dhading Besi, then trekking to Darkha village, Borang, Sertung, Tipling, and Pangsang La pass, along with the Somdang Paldor base camp. If more time is available after summiting, optional trails include Tamang Village treks and Langtang Valley treks.

Difficulty Of Paldor Peak Climbing

It might seem that this mountain is easy to climb since it is at a height of fewer than 6000m but not. However, this is not the case with Paldor Peak Climbing. The climb requires excellent physical and mental strength. Experienced climbers will have an edge over beginners, although novice climbers can also join the trek after sufficient training.

Although you have experience of climbing, you must have physical endurance. Each day, you must walk for approximately 6-7 hours through rough terrain. Additionally, if you haven’t trained enough, the steep ups and downs can cause fatigue to your muscles. The final 45-degree angle steep climb through icy surfaces to the peak is very challenging, and you need enough adrenaline in order to succeed!

Mountaineering equipment knowledge such as ice-axes, crampons, carabiners, ropes, is a plus, although the guides will provide necessary training. There are very few tourists along the way to Palador Peak because it is not mainstream. As a result, navigating can be difficult if you’re traveling alone. For this reason, it is always advisable to travel this route with a guide or a porter.

There is one thing that troubles everyone, whether they are novices or experts – altitude sickness. Our itinerary has been designed so that you can acclimatize to the climate before hiking at higher elevations. However, sometimes you can experience altitude sickness. Therefore, it is advisable to slow your rate of hike or descend to a lower altitude to get things back to normal.

For Paldor Peak, we offer a full board package trip; a climbing permit, all other necessary logistics, freshly prepared meals throughout the trek, a professional climbing guide, and a highland porter to accompany you on the trek and peak climb.

We have a large amount of experience and familiarity with Paldor peak (Ganesh Himal region) thanks to the local climbing guide, cook, and porters who are well-versed in nature, trails, mountains, peoples, cultures, and flora. Our package price is competitively priced, and there are no hidden fees except for the listed blogs.

Paldor Peak Highlights

• Views of Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, Langtang Lirung, and Shishapangma mountains
• Waterfalls, blue lakes, and dense vegetation along the way
• At an elevation of 5923m, we summited Paldor Peak
• A chance to experience the cultural diversity of different settlements
• Intermediate climbers have the opportunity to gain climbing experience