Chulu East Peak in the Manang Valley of the Annapurna Region, also the part of Manang Himal in the Annapurna Circuit Trek is one of the most rewarding, challenging and demanding Peak Climbing. With the technicalities involved in this peak climbing, it offers an equally beautiful experience of viewing the adorable Mt Dhaulagiri (8167m), Mt Manaslu (8163m), Mt Annapurna (8091m) and other Himalayan Range in the Annapurna Region. The diversity of an ecosystem, Varieties of landscapes, plantation and vegetation, the deepest gorge, pure and pristine mountain views are the major highlights of this expedition. Walking along the Marshyangdi river, crossing the Thorang La Pass, and moving along the Kaligandaki River exploring Yak Pastures, Local cultures, Lifestyle, and monasteries make the trip fun, adventurous and memorable.  

Chulu East Peak Climbing requires good knowledge of using the expedition gears and equipment because of the challenges that it poses. Interestingly, most climbers are unable to differentiate between Chulu East and Chulu West because of insufficient knowledge that only experienced climbers have. The summits have not been properly marked in the maps of the area. However, when one reaches the top of the summit, mesmerizing and exotic views of Annapurna I, III, IV, Gangapurna, Glacier Dome, Dhaulagiri, Tillicho Peak, and Mt Manaslu can be seen.

The Chulu Peak expedition although difficult to the summit, proves to be helpful for those aiming to scale higher 7000 and 8000m mountains.

• Transfers to and from the airport
• 3 nights Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu (Bed and Breakfast)
• Domestic Transports (Land, air) during trekking and peak climbing
• Climbing Permit, National Park, TIMS card, and Garbage Disposal Fees
• Professional Climbing Guides, Cooks and Helpers and their applicable costs.
• Lodges and Tea Houses accommodation full board plan basis (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) and hot drinks, tea/coffee, soups
• First Aid Medical Kit and PAC bag
• Emergency Medical Rescue insurance for Nepali Staffs
• Necessary equipment like cooking pots, Gas Burners, tents, General Climbing Gears.
• Farewell Dinner in a typical Nepali Restaurant
• Service Charges and Taxes applicable

• Lunch and Dinner during the stay
• Personal expenses like Laundry, spa, sauna, etc.
• Expenses for Communication like the use of Landlines, mobile phones, walkie-talkie, Satellite Phones, etc.
• Medical Insurance and Emergency Rescue Evacuation
• Alcoholic beverage, mineral water, battery recharge, hot showers
• Travel Insurance and Helicopter Rescue
• International Airfares
• Personal Climbing Gears
• Nepal Entry Visa Fees