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Of the two Chulus (East and West), Chulu west is the higher
Peak. It was first ascended in 1952 by a Japanese
Expedition. The base camp of this peak is situated in a
small valley north of Manag, off the main trail to the
Thorang La. There is a controversy regarding the name and
location of the
Chaulu
Peaks,
there are several peaks close by and are also a part of
Chulu massif but are not indicated in the map. Thus it is
difficult to differentiate between the two Chulus.
However, the Chulu group comprises four peaks. Two in the
east and two in the west, Chulu west may also be called an
Chulu Central. There is no technical difficulty in
ascending this peak but the progress can be slow as the
slopes are vulnerable to avalanches in certain conditions.
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ITINERARY |
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Total Duration- 19 Days |
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Day 1
Arrival in KTM, transfer to Hotel
Day 2 Free day for sight seeing in KTM valley
Day 3 prepare for equipment
Day 4 Drive KTM to Besi Shar,
trek start
Day 5 Bhundalanda camp
Day 6 Chamge camp
Day 7 Dharapani camp
Day 8 Chame camp
Day 9 Pisang camp
Day 10 Manang camp
Day 11 Acclimatization day in Manang
Day 12 Yak Kharka camp
Day 13 Chulu west Base camp
Day 14 Rest day in Base camp
Day 15 High Camp
Day 16 Summit and back to Letear
Day 17 Thorung Phedi camp
Day 18 Thorung La pass 5416m descend Muktinath camp
Day 19 Jomsom camp
Day 20 Fly Jomsom to
Pokhara
Day 21 Drive to Pokhara to
KTM
Day 22 Free day for Sight seeing
Day 23 Free day for shopping in KTM
Day 24 Happy departure, transfer to Airport
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Best Season |
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Autumn :
Sep - Nov |
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Spring :
Mar - May |
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Maximum Altitude
6419m |
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Grade :
Alpine |
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Starting from: Besi Sahar |
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Ending at: Jomsom |
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