Thapa peak Climbing 16 days

Thapa peak Climbing
At a Glance
  • Trip Duration22 Days
  • Destination Nepal
  • Trip Grade Strenuous
  • Max. Altitude 6012 meters (Thapa Peak)
  • Starts at Kathmandu
  • Ends at Kathmandu
  • Activities Peak Climbing, trekking
  • Best Time Autumn (Sep-Nov) and Spring (Mar-May)
Highlights
  • Thapa Peak Climbing
  • Highest Point of the Trek 6012 meters Thapa Peak.
  • Highlight of trip Thapa Pass, French Pass, Italian Base Camp and Dhaulagiri Base Camp.
  • Feel the nature of Lower Mustang and Typical Thakali village Marpa
  • Dhaulagiri range, Annapurna range and Many more...

Thapa (Dhampus) Peak Climbing (6012m) is combined trip with Dhaulagiri trekking which is located west Nepal. Dhaulagiri range is also neighboring Himalayan series next to Annapurna massif and it is separated by Kali Gandaki River. The scenic trekking with Thapa (Dhampus) Peak Climbing trip allows and excellent high adventure challenging journey to the Himalayan heart land. Along trekking days you will get chance to cross some of the difficult passes -Thapa Pass, French Pass, Italian Base Camp and Dhaulagiri Base Camp. Dhaulagiri trekking are consider as one of the most remote trekking in Nepal due to its high alpine trail and challenging passes after the cross you will reach at mysterious hidden valley and from there you will proceed for the further climbing to Thapa Peak (Dhampus).

A1 Excursion Adventure offers you 19 days Thapa (Dhampus) Peak Climbing and believes in providing excellent service with a tailor-made trip for you, popular route map and trekking itinerary as well as cost detail. We, A1 Excursion Adventure look forward to guide you challenging popular Thapa Peak Climbing  for 2025 in Nepal for a life time memory.

Itinerary
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                                              Cost Includes
                                              • Arrival pickup with private transportation and transfer to hotel.
                                              • Kathmandu hotel with Bed and Breakfast on 3 star hotel.
                                              • Foods 3 times a day: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner with tea/coffee.
                                              • Full board trekking with all necessary camping gears.
                                              • Trekking Guide, Cook, Assistance guide, kitchen helper etc. with their well paid Salary, life insurance, all foods, accommodations, expenses etc.
                                              • 3 porters with their well paid Salary and life insurance, all foods, accommodations, expenses etc.
                                              • Climbing Dome Tent for the guests, Kitchen Tent while trekking and all necessary Kitchen utensils for the trek.
                                              • Peak climbing permit.
                                              • Trekking PERMITS – TIMS CARD and Everest Conservation Area PERMIT.
                                              • Garbage deposit fee peak.
                                              • One climbing guide while climbing peak.
                                              • Normal climbing gear. Fix and main robe, snow bar, ice screw, carabineers, Ice Hammer.
                                              • First AID Medicine Kit available during the whole trek.
                                              • Last night farewell dinner in cultural restaurant.
                                              • 13% government tax.
                                              Cost Excludes
                                              • All personnal expenses.
                                              • All alcoholic drinks, cold drinks and mineral waters.
                                              • Tips for the staffs.
                                              • During your stay in Kathmandu hotel your lunch and dinner.
                                              • Personnal travel insurance. 
                                              • Personnal climbing gear
                                              • Extra nights in Kathmandu.
                                              • Lunch dinner in Kathmandu.
                                              • Hot water while trekking except in camping.
                                              Useful Information

                                              WHAT TO BRING - Pack Lists

                                              Trekking/ Gears (Equipment's

                                              Clothing and Wears
                                              Trekking shoes with spare laces, hiking boots (waterproof is better), Gore-Tex pants, Long shorts, Sun hat, Jumper, Waterproof Jackets, Down Jacket, Fleece Vest, Wool cap, Thermal Long underwear Sets, Neck Gaiter, Gloves, Climbing Socks, Thermal Underwear, Sandals, 

                                              Essential Gears
                                              Duffel or Rucksack bag (If do not have then Duffel Bag Provided Returnable)
                                              Down Sleeping Bag (Provided Returnable)
                                              Inner Liner (Provided Returnable)

                                              Climbing Gears 
                                              Seat Harness, Accessory cord, Ice Ax, Crampons, Climbing Harness, Trekking Poles, Ascender (Jumar), Descender (Super 8), Locked & Unlocked Karabiner, Ice Screws, Helmet, Ropes, Prusik Rope, Tape Slings, Belay Device, Snow Bar, Crash Hat, Ice Hammer, Gaiters

                                              Gadgets
                                               Map, Compass, Camera, GPS, Two-way radios, Binoculars, Head Lamp, Flashlight

                                              Sun Protection Items
                                              Sun glasses, sun scream, Lip balm,

                                              Medical
                                              First aid Kit (Brufen / Ibuprofens, Antibiotic, Diamox, Paracetamol, Handy Plaster, Crack Bandage, Tincture, Iodine, etc.)

                                              Other Essentials
                                              Heat/Leak proof water bottles, Water Purifying solution (Iodine based), Water filters, Insulated cup/flask, Map, Travel Documents, Cash, Extra batteries, Power bank, Reusable (spoon, cup, plate), Reusable bags, Large Waterproof Disposable Bags, Snacks

                                              FAQs
                                              • The best times to embark on a Thapa Peak climbing adventure are during the spring months of March to May and the autumn months of September to November. These periods typically offer favorable weather conditions, making trekking and climbing more enjoyable.

                                              • Climbing Thapa Peak presents its own set of challenges and rewards. While spring and autumn are optimal for trekking, conditions during the monsoon and winter can be difficult. Trekkers should be prepared for potential altitude sickness as they ascend. However, our experienced climbing guides will assist you throughout the journey, and emergency rescue options are available if needed.

                                              • Thapa Peak, also known as Dhampus Peak, stands at an impressive height of 6,012 meters (19,724 feet).

                                              • Yes, Thapa Peak is considered a trekking peak, making it accessible to climbers with limited mountaineering skills. A reasonable level of fitness is essential, and prior trekking experience is beneficial.

                                              • Climbers will need several permits, including a trekking group permit for the Dhaulagiri region, a Peak Climbing Permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association, and possibly a Conservation Area or National Park Permit depending on your route.

                                              • A complete expedition to Thapa Peak generally spans from 18 to 24 days, incorporating acclimatization days, trekking, and the actual climbing.

                                              • Essential gear includes high-altitude clothing, mountaineering boots, crampons, ice axes, harnesses, ropes, and other standard climbing equipment.

                                              • Yes, there is always a possibility of experiencing Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) at high altitudes. It is crucial to acclimatize properly, stay hydrated, and recognize the symptoms.

                                              • Respect for local customs and traditions is vital, especially when passing through villages. Additionally, it’s important to adhere to "Leave No Trace" principles to preserve the natural beauty of the area.

                                              • The overall cost of climbing Thapa Peak varies based on several factors, including the group size and individual preferences. On average, the price is approximately $2,499 per person (in group) for a typical expedition.

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