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Himlung Himal primarily based at the Manaslu Region northeast of the Annapurna vary with an altitude of 7126m that is taken into account one in all the remotest corners of Nepal -Tibet border. The mountain was initial climbed in 1992 by a Japanese team and has had few additional ascents later on.
Since the area is remote and untouched only a few tourists have visited the region. This can be the country on the far side, a wild and intensely lovely mountain landscape packed with erotic folks, fast rivers and pristine forest.
Due to the remoteness of the area, one will encounter the Virgin Nature, the remote routed path, Mystical culture, and picturesque Mountain Visions.
Mt. Himlung and the Mt. Baruntse are substitute peaks to one another for the spring when the snow situation of the peaks is not so dependable. The Himlung is a breath-taking peak in a distant location!
The Himlung Himal is technically easy to climb. No need to have any technical knowledge but if you have that will benefit during climbing.
This mounting expedition needs a medium level of ascent proficiency, exposed and technical ability and altitude experience of 7000 meters, more than four rock and mountaineering experience, capable of 4-5 hour walk every day.
Excellent fitness and sense of journey are needed for this Expedition. basic training from rising climbing institute or from skilled mountain guide would be desirable.
The finest time for Mt. Himlung expedition is on autumn season and spring season. Both of them provides best views of the mountains and surrounding.
Autumn season is the finest season for this expedition. During this period of time, the sky will be clear so that you can view the alluring views of mountains. The weather will be not so hot not so cold which makes us easy to climb.
During the spring season, the climate will be in your favor due to which you will easily climb the mountain and have to face fewer difficulties.
Beyond this, if you want to avoid the crowd then visit during non-seasonal seasons or months. But during those months there will be a high risk in your life.
Includes Section Head:
Accessories:
Sun hat
Fleece/Wool hat (to cover ears)
Sunglasses & reading glasses
Scarf to cover face (dust/wind)
Watch with light & alarm
Headlamp & spare batteries
Hand touch & spare batteries
Dry packs:
Open neck water bottles x2
Pack no heavier than 15kg fully packed
Pack cover
Day pack 35litre with waist strap
Money belt
Lower Body:
Under garments
Hiking shorts
Lightweight walking pants
Light weight thermal leggings
Fleece or tracksuit pants
Waterproof shell pants
Shampoo & Conditioner (biodegradable)
Toiletries & Personal Hygiene:
1x quick dry towel & face cloth
Toothbrush & paste (biodegradable)
Multipurpose wipes (face & body)
Deodorant
Face & Body Moisturizer
Nail clippers/file
Small comb/brush
Small mirror
Toilet paper (you can buy more on trek)
Anti-Bacterial Wipes (4x packs)
Hand sanitizer (small bottle)
Sun block face/body high UV protection
Lip block with UV protection
Feminine hygiene products
Feet:
3x thin cotton inner soaks
3x thick warm wool hiking socks
Hiking boots (with spare laces)
Walking sneakers
Scandals
Walking poles
Clothes washing soap (biodegradable)
Upper Body:
3x T-shirts
2x lightweight thermal tops
2x Merino/Fleece long shelve tops
Waterproof shell jacket
Down vest/jacket*
Poncho rain cover
Hands:
Lightweight fleece gloves
Heavyweight gloves
Or waterproof/wind fleece gloves
Playing cards
Trail map & guide book
Extra Items:
Camera & extra batteries
Binoculars
Reading books
Journal & pen
Photo’s of home/family
Energy/protein bars (optional)
Sleeping:
Sleeping bag*
Sleeping bag liner
Pillow slip/case
Medical Kit:
See your Doctor for compete medical kit
including Dimox
