Best Peak Climbing Destinations in Nepal That Everyone Should Climb

Have you decided to hold on your busy life for a few weeks? Well, you can go for peaking climbing in Nepal. With the myriad of mountains, you can able to choose the right one as per your needs. It not only makes you enjoy your trip but also forgets your hustle bustle life for a while. You will get much closer to nature and feel another perspective of the world. If you wish to enjoy thrill and unforgettable memories, then you can climb any one of these mountains.

- Island peak

 

Do you wish to witness the fourth highest mountain in the world, Mount Lhotse much closer? Well, you have to find the best vantage point than top of the Island peak. Even though it is a technical and challenging peak to climb, it is highly popular among the trekking enthusiasts because of its great journey to the enthralling Everest and Solu Khumbu region. The hike through Everest base camp before the original ascent is the best route because it lets for the appropriate acclimatization. Island peak climbing is the well-suited trip for the first time climbers to bring lifetime cherishing memories.

- Mera peak

Mera peak is one of the highest trekking peaks, which is the collection of three separate mountains in the Solu Khumbu region. The great journey to this peak passes via lush Himalayan villages and rhododendron forests. The highlight of this mera peak climbing is excellent views of the three highest mountains on the earth – Everest, Lhotse, and Cho Oyu. It is less accessible when compared to Island peak so that it renders a slightly more expedition feeling. It is less technical than island peal but still needs the use of ropes and ice axes.

- Lobuche ease peak

Another high mountain in the Everest and Solu Khumbu region is the Lobuche East Peak. It offers close views of the surrounding Nuptse, Everest, Ama Dablam, Pumori, and Cholatse. On the way to base camp of Lobuche, you will pass by the unknown viewpoint of the Kala Patthar and Everest base camp. Even though the peak climbing is moderately challenging, you need not require any kind of experience and specialized training. On the other side, Lobuche west peak is one of the difficult expedition peaks in Nepal. You need at least three days to complete climb of this peak.