Tent Peak Climbing in Nepal 15 days itinerary

Tent Peak climbing is an outstanding trekking peak on the lap of Annapurna I and Singa Chuli Peak, which is a beautiful Trekking peak on the glim of the Annapurna Range Himalayas an ultimate climbing adventure.

The tent peak is 5,663 meters in height peak which is known as “Tharpu Chuli peak” in the local name. Another major highlight of the trip is a stunning 363 degrees panorama of the surrounding Annapurna massif, a beautiful view, and countless Annapurna region mountain snowcaps can be seen from the summit, including mesmerizing greenery trekking trail along with an Annapurna Base camp.

In Addition, there are three peaks you can kiss during the Annapurna Base camp Trek, Singa Chuli 6,501 m, Him Chuli 6,441 m, but Tent Peak is less challenging and has less Altitude peak to Compare with others. Also, this peak climb is physically not as challenging as Island Peak, Ama Dablam, and Mera Peaks.

The Itinerary begins

Tent Peak Climbing Itinerary begins from Pokhara to Naya pul drive and treks to Poon Hill, Tadapani, Chhomrong, Dovan, MBC, ABC, And continue to achieve your goal to the Tent Peak.

 To climb the Tent Peak, we do camping after the Annapurna base camp, and from the starting point to Base camp is we do Tea house. more forth up to Summit, our expert staff will settle camping in the high Camp with Cook, Kitchen few more porters and climbing guide, next day lead to the Tent Peak summit and back to the Annapurna base camp and continue way back to the Pokhara doing by tea house trekking along with the charming Gurung villages, greenery rhododendron jungle, hot spring, fast flow MODI rivers, and rice paddy.

Tent Peak climbing package trip requires 15 days from the start from Kathmandu and end in the Kathmandu, Tent Peak Climbing trip is tailor-made for anyone, who is physically fit and has an adventurous spirit. The tent peak can climb at any time of the year except the monsoon July and August. For more information Email us at any time about your Tent Peak Climbing, we Nepal Wilderness Trekking agency is here to help your climbing Trip.

Tent Peak Climbing Difficulty

Nepal Mountaineering Association measures the Tent peak as 2C, which means you’ll need ropes, crampons, and an Ice Axe to climb it. You will learn climbing techniques and how to use mountaineering equipment with our climbing guide before the summit day.

Level 2 means “mountain climbing with occasional use of hands, chains, or ropes.” Level C is “moderately fit hikers who hike at least once a month with an elevation gain of 800-1500 m and a distance of 15 km stamina”

Climbers and trekkers must maintain a basic level of fitness. Prior experience with high-altitude trekking is always an asset, but the basic climbing experience is required.

During the Tent Peak expeditions in Nepal, 6-7 hours of trekking per day for 15 days at high altitudes will be our daily routine. If the climbers have any pre-existing medical conditions, they must inform our team beforehand.

NWT expert guide team leads this climbing with a professional local climbing guide and porters who are well-known this peak and Annapurna Region with nature, trails, mountains, peoples, cultures, flora, and fauna. Our package cost meets competitively as the itinerary overview; there is no hiding cost except the listed on itinerary blogs.