Nepal's most popular climbing peaks offer breathtaking Himalayan adventures suitable for various skill levels. From beginner-friendly ascents to technical challenges, these peaks provide spectacular views and cultural experiences.

Island Peak (6,189m)

• Located in Everest region
• Moderate difficulty with basic mountaineering required
• Stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu
• Best for first Himalayan climbing experience

Mera Peak (6,476m)

• Nepal's highest trekking peak
• Non-technical climb suitable for fit trekkers
• Views of five 8,000m peaks
• Remote, less crowded route

Lobuche Peak (6,119m)

• Technical climb in Everest region
• Requires ice/snow climbing skills
• Excellent views of Everest massif
• Good preparation for higher peaks

Pisang Peak (6,091m)

• Located in Annapurna region
• Moderate technical difficulty
• Views of Annapurna range
• Rich cultural experiences

Tent Peak (5,663m)

• Non-technical climb in Annapurna region
• Perfect for beginners
• Panoramic sanctuary views
• Shorter duration trek

Yala Peak (5,520m)

• Easy climb in Langtang region
• Minimal technical skills needed
• Beautiful valley views
• Great for first-time climbers

Dampus Peak (6,012m)

• Moderate difficulty in Annapurna region
• Basic mountaineering required
• Spectacular mountain views
• Shorter trek duration

Best climbing seasons are Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November). All climbs require permits and proper acclimatization. Guide services recommended for safety and success.

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