On the day of your arrival, a representative from the travel bureau of Nepal will meet you at Tribhuvan International Airport. You will then be transferred to a hotel in the centre of Kathmandu. Our personnel will assist you with the check-in procedure at the hotel. You can either relax at the hotel or visit our office to get more information about the trip. In the evening, join our welcome dinner program.

We'll spend the day sightseeing around some of Kathmandu's most beautiful world heritage sites. In addition, we will finish all of the essential paperwork and other preparations for the Chulu Far East Peak Climb with Travel bureau of Nepal today. 

After breakfast, we'll take a picturesque drive from Kathmandu to Chame. Our journey begins along the banks of the Trishuli River and continues along the banks of the Marsyangdi River. Previously, we could only travel up to Besisahar, but with the recent expansion of the motorway, we can now drive all the way to Chame. While driving through roadside towns and villages, we will get the opportunity to watch the daily activities of local people for survival. 

After breakfast in Chame, we will hike up a difficult trail through a dense pine forest as we ascend to higher altitudes. Our journey is a few hours of gentle uphill climbing. Our path will soon widen, and we will be surrounded by stunning snow-capped peaks. We continue our trip until we reach Pisang for the night. 

Today's walk is rather short and easy. We'll leave Pisang and travel to Humde village. Humde village comprises scattered habitations with a few teahouses and lodges. Humde is well-known for having the region's longest prayer wheels, with a total of 266 wheels in the village center. We will travel till we reach Humde village, where we will spend the night.

After breakfast, we will depart Humde and follow a leveled path through less dense or thin vegetation for a few hours. Today's hike will provide us with spectacular views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri Himalayan Ranges, as well as Pisang Peak. We'll arrive at Juju Khola in no time, where our Sherpa crew will set up camp and make the required preparations for our journey into higher heights. Camping for the night at Juju Khola.

We have now climbed nearly 3500 meters above sea level, so acclimatization is critical to avoiding mental and physical illness and ensuring a successful summit ascent of Chulu Far East Peak. As a result, today is a rest day for acclimatization and exploring. Furthermore, Juju Khola has a couple of nice trek options that are deemed optimal for acclimatization. 

Our journey takes us through tough, rocky terrain that might be exhausting. Resting every now and again is therefore a smart idea, as it also helps to replenish energy. Our crew will set up camp and complete the necessary preparations for transferring the camps to higher elevations before tackling the major summit climb of Chulu Far East Peak.

Today we will rest at the base camp one more day because acclimatization is critical for a successful summit climb of Chulu Far East Peak. So we'll spend the day acclimating and exploring the base camp. From the base camp, we can enjoy amazing views of high mountain valleys, the Annapurna Himalayan Ranges, and other high mountain chains from the base camp. 

After a full day of acclimatization at the base camp, we depart and take a pretty challenging track that climbs sharply across snow slopes. We keep walking with panoramic views of the Annapurna Himalayan Ranges, Pisang Peak, Chulu East, Chulu West, Chulu Far East, and several snow-capped high peaks while we use our crampons. After a few hours of arduous climbing, we will arrive at a suitable campground for our high camp. Our Sherpa team will set up camp and double-check our climbing gear before the main summit climb the next day. 

Today is the day we've all been looking forward to. We set out early, fully acclimatized and armed with all of the necessary climbing gear, with the goal of reaching the peak before noon. We will overcome various challenging portions and reach the peak by following the supervision and instruction of our experienced climbing specialists. Our exhausting ascent to the peak is rewarded with stunning views of the Annapurna Himalayan Ranges, Gangapurna, Manaslu, Pisang Peak, and many snow-capped mountains. We will spend a short amount of time at the peak before returning via the same route to the base camp. 

After successfully reaching the peak of Chulu Far East Peak, we begin our return journey, which is a pleasant downhill hike all the way to Manang. We head towards Manang Valley, with spectacular views of the surrounding snow-capped hills. Manang is well-known for its rich cultural and traditional heritage. While in the village of Manang, we will get the opportunity to experience the traditional lifestyle of the native Manang people.

We will depart Manang after breakfast and continue the trail that requires elevation all the way up to Khangsar. We'll have to cross a bridge over the Khangsar river and continue our journey to Khangsar village on a somewhat simple incline. We continue our slow upward journey from Khangsar, with good views of the surrounding snow-capped high peaks, to Siri Kharka, where we will spend the night. 

We leave Siri Kharka and continue our journey by following a generally downhill trail. Our trail is rather narrow in certain places and passes through landslide-prone zones. To reach Tilicho Base Camp, we will go through several ice lakes and across glaciers. If we're lucky, we'll be able to see endangered and uncommon species of wild creatures. We continue our journey until we reach Tilicho Base Camp, where we will spend the night.

After breakfast, we will follow the trail that climbs steeply to Tilicho Lake (4920 m). When we arrive at Tilicho Lake, our team will set up a tent and we will tour the magnificent Tilicho Lake. Exploring around one of the gorgeous lakes at higher altitudes is certainly a great experience.

From Tilicho Lake, we take the trail that gradually ascends to Mesokanto La Pass (5120 meters). The crossing of Mesokanto Pass is considered rigorous and challenging, with a four-hour climb to the pass's summit. We descend smoothly from the pass's summit and enter the Mustang District. Because there are no tea shops or lodges in this area, our crew will set up camp in the wide and flat grazing grounds of Yak Kharka for the night. 

The final day of our walk begins in Yak Kharka and descends for several hours to the settlement of Marpha, popularly known as the Apple Garden. We'll take a somewhat easy trek from Marpha to Jomsom. With its airfield and variety of tea houses and amenities. Jomsom is the primary administrative city of Mustang and an important hub for Upper Mustang Treks. When we get to Jomsom, we will celebrate our successful Chulu Far East Peak Climb with our colleagues. 

We'll take an early morning flight from Jomsom to Pokhara after breakfast. After landing at Pokhara airport, you will be transported to your hotel. The rest of the day will be spent sightseeing in Pokhara's gorgeous valley. Pokhara is surrounded by dense forests, green lakes, and other natural wonders. The reflection of the Machhapuchre (Fish-Tail) over the tranquil Fewa Lake adds to the enchantment of this location. Furthermore, boating on Fewa Lake, visiting sacred sites, and sightseeing throughout the city are all enjoyable ways to spend a day in Pokhara. 

Today we will drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu, which will take roughly four to five hours. After landing in Kathmandu, you can either relax at a hotel or go for a walk around the bustling commercial lanes of Thamel. We will celebrate our successful completion of the Chulu Far East Peak Climbing with a farewell lunch together in the evening. 

Our Airport Representative will transport you to the International Airport in accordance with your travel itinerary.