Tent Peak Climbing
Tent Peak Climbing Highlights
Visit the famous places in Kathmandu that are listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Scenic ride from Kathmandu to Pokhara with beautiful views.
Look closely at the tall mountains like Machhapuchhre and Annapurna I.
Enjoy the pretty scenes of the Annapurna range and a big icy area with waterfalls.
Watch a fantastic sunrise over the Himalayas and see magical landscapes.
Relax in the warm water at Jhinu Danda.
Walk through pretty villages and colorful forests.
Be amazed at the incredible 360-degree view from Annapurna Base Camp.
Enjoy the warm hospitality of the local people
Climb the Tent Peak (5,669m) or Tharpu Chuli.
Learn about the culture and lifestyle of the Magar and Gurung people.
Tent Peak Climbing Overview
Tharpu Chuli commonly known as Tent Peak is a magnificent mountain located in the Annapurna Range of the Himalayas. In 1956, Sir Jimmy Robert called it the Tent Peak because of the shape of its summit flat like the tent. Being 5,663 meters above sea level, it is less difficult than other peak climbing making it perfect for beginners as well.
This trek takes you to the idyllic towns of Nayapul, Tikhedhunga, Ulleri, Ghorepani, Tadapani, Chhomrung, Sinuwa Danda, Bamboo, Dovan, Himalaya, Deurali, Machhapuchhre Base Camp, and Annapurna Base Camp. If you are fortunate, you may also encounter endangered species such as snow leopards, musk deer, and Himalayan black bears during the trip.
The most prominent feature of the Tent Peak climbing expedition is the 360-degree view from the top of Annapurna massif. It is an amazing experience full of excitement of climbing and an opportunity to be acquainted with beautiful nature all around.
Tent Peak is pretty popular amongst the trekkers and climbers of the Annapurna region, and its considerably lower altitude makes it an excellent solution for those who are looking for an adventure that is both difficult and satisfying, but not too extreme like the Mera, Lobuche, or Island peaks.
In the end, Tent Peak presents you with a memorable trip with the combination of thrill, adventure, cultural discovery, and the magnificence of the Himalayas.
Itinerary Detail
Day 1 : Arrival In Kathmandu -1400 .
Day 2 : Sightseeing and Preparation For The Trek -1400 M .
Day 3 : Drive From Kathmandu To Pokhara 6-8 hours -820 M .
Day 4 : Drive From Pokhara To Nayapul And Trek To TikheDhunga (1,577m), 3 Hours
Day 5 : Trek To Ghorepani (2,840 M), 5 Hours
Day 6 : Trek To Tadapani (2,610 M) And Explore Poon Hill (3,210 M), 6 Hours
Day 7 : Trek To Chhomrong (2,140 M) From Tadapani (2,610 M), 5 Hours
Day 8 : Trek Dovan (2,500 M) From Chhomrung (2,140 M), 6 Hours
Day 9 : Trek To Deurali (3,230 M) From Dovan (2,500 M), 4 Hours
Day 10 : Trek To The Annapurna Base Camp (4,131 M) From Deurali (3,230 M), 5-6 Hours .
Day 11 : Acclimatization Day At The Annapurna Base Camp (4,131m) .
Day 12 : Trek To Tent Peak Base Camp (4,400 M) From The Annapurna Base Camp (4,131 M), 5 Hours
Day 13 : Climb To The High Camp (5,000 M) .
Day 14 : Attempt To The Summit (5,850 M) .
Day 15 : Trek Back To Deurali From Tent Peak Base Camp, 6 Hours
Day 16 : Trek Back To Sinuwa From Deurali, 6 Hours
Day 17 : Trek Back To Jhinu (1,500 M) From Sinuwa, 4 Hours
Day 18 : Trek To Nayapul And Drive Back To Pokhara, 4 Hours
Day 19 : Drive Back To Kathmandu From Pokhara, 7 Hours
Day 20 : Spare Day In Kathmandu/Sightseeing As An Option
Day 21 : Final Departure
Not Satisfied with this itinerary?
This represents our standard and highly recommended itinerary. Should this itinerary or date not align with your preferences, we are more than willing to tailor your vacation to meet your specific requirements. The following are our established departure dates. These dates and prices are applicable for joining a group. Allow our travel experts to assist you in personalizing this journey according to your individual interests.
What Is Included ?
All Transportation to and from the airport.
Regular hotel stays, twin sharing, bed and breakfast in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
The itinerary's group welcome dinner is scheduled.
full-day guided city tour includes entrance expenses to World Heritage Sites.
If required, private transportation will be provided to and from the trek's beginning and end places.
Full board includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner while on a trekking program.
freshly prepared Our kitchen prepares full board meals for the duration of the Tent Peak climb.
Trekking and climbing responsibly in a two-to-one trekker-to-porter ratio.
Boiled tea, coffee, and drinking water properly when on a tent peak climbing period.
lodging while walking to Annapurna Base Camp in a teahouse or lodge.
During the Tent peak climbing season, accommodations will be at a tent camp with boiled water for drinking, tea, and coffee.
Permit for Tent Peak Climbing, Royalty, and additional government taxes.
Climbing instruction course at base camp for Tent Peak.
All necessary equipment for both solo and group climbing, including a plastic boot, crampons, ice axes, climbing rope, Jumar, harness, figure of eight, carabiners, and more.
There is all the necessary camping gear available, including a two-person member tent.
The equipment that Team Himalaya will require for the expedition includes a down jacket, sleeping bag, and inner fleece liner.
Professional, seasoned trek leader/guide with wilderness training and first aid from the area.
Skilled climbing guide and his assistance team, complete with insurance, necessary equipment, and provision for all costs.
Trek map, Team Himalaya t-shirts, and complimentary Trip Duffle bag.
A peak climbing certificate is granted by the appropriate Nepali government body.
TIMS Trek permit and fees for entry to Annapurna Conservation.
What Is Excluded?
Nepal entry Visa fee; travel insurance of any kind
International Airfare and Airport Tax.
All drinks and main meals in cities.
Tips and Items of personal expenses like the hot water shower, battery charge, telephone call, beverage drinks, and drinking water.
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