Peak Climbing in Nepal

Peak Climbing..........Journey to Adventure!

Peak Climbing in Nepal is a great temptation for climbers around the world because it is home to eight of the world's 14 highest mountains. In 1953, Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Sherpa reached the peak of Mount Everest, attracting other admirers to admire the Himalayan majestic dream. There is no doubt that Nepal, as the preferred destination for climbing and expeditions, has hundreds of peaks to climb from small peaks to high challenging peaks. The Nepalese Mountain Range offers the best expeditions of climbing and adventure mountaineering, although all the mountains and their trails are different and unique. Some of the most famous mountain peaks of Nepal are Island Peak, Mera Peak, Lobuche peak, Pokalde Peak, Cholaste peak climbing in Everest region, Pisang Peak, Chulu West Peak, Chulu East Peak, Tent Peak Climbing, Tilicho Peak, Singu Chuli Peak, Dhampus Peak, Hiunchuli Peak Climbing in Annapurna region are the thrilling peak climbing in Nepal. All the peaks are more than 6,000 meters higher to 6500m. Experienced climbers have always been attracted to the irresistible Himalayas. Accelerate the ice climbing in ecstasy with Advanced Adventures and face the most challenging adventures and emotions of your life.

Advanced Adventures operates most of peak climbing program of Nepal and successfully accomplish as we have qualified and experienced Sherpa Guides. If you want to climb with our team, our company can operate 10 to 16 people in a single team, but individuals or groups can operate according to the climber holiday arrangements. Moreover, the novice also can join with us as we have various preparation packages for challenging course before embarking any adventure. It is true that the previous mountaineering experience is not necessary to climb these peaks, however; you must be prepared mentally as well as physically for these adventurous expeditions. Choose a true adventure company and get the true flavor and achievements of the Nepal Himalayas!