TENT PEAK CLIMBING(5695 M)

Trip Introduction

Tent Peak also natively known as ‘Tharpu Peak’ is an exquisite destination for those who desire to explore the prominent Annapurna Vicinity. The peak impregnably lies in the central part of the Annapurna Region which is considered to be one of the easiest peaks for naïve climbers. Apart from garnishing a climbing experience, one can truly enjoy some unprecedented views of Annapurna I (8,091m), Gangapurna (7,455m), Machhapuchhre (7,455m), Huinchuli (6,331m), Annapurna South (7,129m), Kangshar (7,485m) and many more including The Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m).

The first ascender of Tent Peak is believed to be Jimmy Roberts, one of the veteran climbers of his generation in 1956. Since then, thousands of climbers have been relishing its beauty.

The trekking route goes through the Annapurna Sanctuary which is the home to a wide range of Floras and Faunas.  If climbers are fortunate enough, they may encounter some peculiar sights of endangered species like Himalayan Musk Deer, Snow Leopard, CloudedLeopard, and Himalayan Black Bear during the trek.

The trail passes through numerous picturesque villages and lush subtropical forests of Pine, Deodars, Oaks, and Rhododendrons. In addition to the diverse ecosystem, trekkers can also experience diversified Gurung and Magar communities during the trek. Despite its lower elevation, one shall never underestimate the altitude in the Himalayas; a decent level of fitness is demanded to accomplish the summit.

With adequate preparation and acclimatization, Tent peak is one of the most convenient trekking peaks for those who are seeking to initiate their mountaineering career; frequently summited as a preparation climb for Hiunchuli (6,331m).

Best Seasons to climb Tent Peak:

The most favorable seasons to climb Tent Peak are Autumn (October-November) and Spring (March-May) as the weather remains clear and mild in these times.

Itinerary

• DAY 01

  Arrival In Kathmandu And Preparation For The Trek

• DAY 02

  6-7 Hours Of Drive From Kathmandu To Pokhara

• DAY 03

  Drive From Pokhara To Nayapul And Trek To Tikhe Dhunga (1,577m), 3 Hours

• DAY 04

  Trek To Ghorepani (2,840 M) From Tikhedhunga (1,577 M), 5 Hours

• DAY 05

  Trek To Tadapani (2,610 M) From Ghorepani (2,840 M) And Explore Poon Hill (3,210 M), 6 Hours

• DAY 06

  Trek To Chhomrung (2,140 M) From Tadapani (2,610 M), 5 Hours

• DAY 07

  Trek Dovan (2,500 M) From Chhomrung (2,140 M), 6 Hours

• DAY 08

  Trek To Deurali (3,230 M) From Dovan (2,500 M), 4 Hours

• DAY 09

  Trek To The Annapurna Base Camp (4,131 M) From Deurali (3,230 M), 5-6 Hours

• DAY 10

  Acclimatization Day At The Annapurna Base Camp (4,131m)

• DAY 11

  Trek To Tent Base Camp (4,400 M) From The Annapurna Base Camp (4,131 M), 5 Hours

• DAY 12

  Climb To The High Camp (5,000 M)

• DAY 13

  Attempt To The Summit (5,850 M)

• DAY 14

  Trek Back To Deurali From Tent Peak Base Camp, 6 Hours

• DAY 15

  Trek Back To Chhomrung From Deurali, 6 Hours

• DAY 16

  Trek Back To Jhinu (1,500 M) From Chhomrung, 4 Hours

• DAY 17

  Trek To Nayapul And Drive Back To Pokhara, 4 Hours

• DAY 18

  Drive Back To Kathmandu From Pokhara, 7 Hours

• DAY 19

  Free Day In Kathmandu/Sight-seeing As An Option

• 20 DAY

  FINAL DEPARTURE

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