Days 01 : |
Arrival in Kathmandu & transfer to hotel |
Days 02 : |
Sightseeing in Kathmandu valley |
Days 03 : |
Drive to Beshi Sahar. |
Days 04 : |
Trek from Beshi Sahsr to Ngadi. |
Days 05 : |
Trek from Ngadi to Tal. |
Days 06 : |
Trek from Tal to Dharapani. |
Days 07 : |
Trek from Dharapani to Chame |
Days 08 : |
Trek from Chame to Pisang |
Days 09 : |
Trek from Pisang to Manang. |
Days 10 : |
Rest day in Manang and explore
the surroundings. |
Days 11 : |
Trek from Manang to Lettar. |
Days 12 : |
Trek from Lattar to Chulu
West BC. |
Days 13 : |
Chulu West Climb Day. |
Days 14 : |
Climb Day. |
Days 15 : |
Trek from BC to Thorung
Phedi. |
Days 16 : |
Trek from Thorung Phedi to
Muktinath ( Pass to Thorung La ). |
Days 17 : |
Trek from Muktinath to
Jomsom. |
Days 18 : |
Fly Jomsom to Pokhara. Rest
of the day free in Pokhara. |
Days 19 : |
Half day sightseeing in
Pokhara and fly to Kathmandu. |
Days 20 : |
Free day in Kathmandu with
possibility of optional sightseeing. |
Days 21 : |
Transfer to the airport for
onwards flight. |
Of the two Chulus (East and
West), Chulu West is the higher
peak. The first ascent in to
Chulu West in 1952 by a Japanese
Expedition team. It is lies in a
small valley north of Manang;
off the main trail to the
Thorong La. Chulu East was climb
by a German Expedition team in
1955 via the North East Ridge.
Thus, it is difficult to
differentiate between the two
Chulus. However, the Chulu group
comprises of four peaks: Two in
the east and two in the west.
There are no technical
difficulties in ascending these
peaks but the progress can be
slow as the slopes are
vulnerable to avalanches in
certain conditions. These peaks
are lying together with forms an
integral part of the Manang
Himal, which in turns is
included in the Larger Damodar
Himal. 
