About
Located in the Nar-Phu village, also known as ‘Himalparikaogaon,’ translating to a village on the other side of the mountain, Mount Himlung was not an easy choice due to its remote access. Official permission to climb was granted by the Government of Nepal only from 1992. However, today, Himlung Himal stands out as one of the most appealing and achievable 7000m mountains. Unlike other technical peaks like Nuptse, Himlung presents fewer technical challenges and objective dangers.
Trygga Resor organizes expeditions to Himlung during the autumn season, typically in September/October, which is considered the best time to climb. This peak is ideal for those seeking a manageable high-altitude mountaineering experience, as well as climbers aiming to prepare for Everest or other eight-thousand-meter peaks.
A memory for life! To share this together with an awesome gang is something I will always remember.
A fun and slightly unusual mountain to climb, perfect for those who one day ant to reach over 8000m. Getting to the mountain is an experience in itself with all the villages and people you pass along the way.
A fantastic climb on a mountain above 7000m. I am looking forward seeing you!
Date and price
Trygga Resor organizes expeditions to Himlung in the autumn season – September/October. This is the best time to climb Himlung. For further information, pleace use the contact sheet below.
Day 1
Arrival Kathmandu and transfer to your hotel.
Day 2
Sightseeing och preparations in Kathmandu.
Day 3
Drive to Besisahar.
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Day 4
Drive to Koto.
Day 5
Trek starts from Koto to Meta.
Day 6
Trek to Kyang.
Day 7
Trek from Kyang to Phu Gaun.
Day 8
Rest & Acclimatization in Phu Gaun.
Day 9
Trek to Himlung Basecamp.
Day 10
Rest at BC, preparations for climbing.
Day 11
Rest at BC, preparations for climbing.
Day 12
Rest at BC, preparations for climbing.
Day 13
Start our climbing rotation to higher camps – climb to Camp 1 (5450m), Camp 2 (6000m) and climb a bit higher and descend to base camp.
Day 14
Start our climbing rotation to higher camps – climb to Camp 1 (5450m), Camp 2 (6000m) and climb a bit higher and descend to base camp.
Day 15
Start our climbing rotation to higher camps – climb to Camp 1 (5450m), Camp 2 (6000m) and climb a bit higher and descend to base camp.
Day 16
While we rest at the base camp after our acclimatization climbing rotation, our Sherpa team establish Camp 3 at 6350m. and finish rope fixing up to Summit. Then, on the best weather window, we launch the summit attempt from the base camp.
Day 17
While we rest at the base camp after our acclimatization climbing rotation, our Sherpa team establish Camp 3 at 6350m. and finish rope fixing up to Summit. Then, on the best weather window, we launch the summit attempt from the base camp.
Day 18
While we rest at the base camp after our acclimatization climbing rotation, our Sherpa team establish Camp 3 at 6350m. and finish rope fixing up to Summit. Then, on the best weather window, we launch the summit attempt from the base camp.
Day 19
While we rest at the base camp after our acclimatization climbing rotation, our Sherpa team establish Camp 3 at 6350m. and finish rope fixing up to Summit. Then, on the best weather window, we launch the summit attempt from the base camp.
Day 20
While we rest at the base camp after our acclimatization climbing rotation, our Sherpa team establish Camp 3 at 6350m. and finish rope fixing up to Summit. Then, on the best weather window, we launch the summit attempt from the base camp.
Day 21
While we rest at the base camp after our acclimatization climbing rotation, our Sherpa team establish Camp 3 at 6350m. and finish rope fixing up to Summit. Then, on the best weather window, we launch the summit attempt from the base camp.
Day 22
While we rest at the base camp after our acclimatization climbing rotation, our Sherpa team establish Camp 3 at 6350m. and finish rope fixing up to Summit. Then, on the best weather window, we launch the summit attempt from the base camp.
Day 23
While we rest at the base camp after our acclimatization climbing rotation, our Sherpa team establish Camp 3 at 6350m. and finish rope fixing up to Summit. Then, on the best weather window, we launch the summit attempt from the base camp.
Day 24
While we rest at the base camp after our acclimatization climbing rotation, our Sherpa team establish Camp 3 at 6350m. and finish rope fixing up to Summit. Then, on the best weather window, we launch the summit attempt from the base camp.
Day 25
While we rest at the base camp after our acclimatization climbing rotation, our Sherpa team establish Camp 3 at 6350m. and finish rope fixing up to Summit. Then, on the best weather window, we launch the summit attempt from the base camp.
Day 26
BC clearance and trek to Phu.
Day 27
Phu Gaon to Meta.
Day 28
Meta to Koto.
Day 29
Koto to Besisahar by jeep.
Day 30
Besisahar to Kathmandu by jeep.
Day 31
Free day in Kathmandu.
Day 32
Departure.
