Climbing Experience

I have been rock climbing since I was in high school. When I first started, I was a total nerd. I was looking for a sport so intense to do that it would drain the nerd right out of me. I thoughtthat no one would ever make fun of a rock climber. It didn’t work. I was still nerdy, but I loved rock climbing. I soon learned that there are lots of reasons to enjoy rock climbing. This article is just a few of the reasons why rock climbing is spectacular.

The Challenge. Rock climbing is physically demanding. It requires strength, dynamism,
balance, power, speed, endurance, and focus. It is a activity that will challenge even the most in shape people. Going climbing is fulfilling because it is the act of conquering an obstacle.

Emerging triumphant over a climbing challenge can fill you with confidence and self esteem.Feel Free. When you get up on the rocks, you are doing something that most people only dream of doing in their lives. You are accomplishing something so great and adventurous. This feeling cannot be found by any activity I have ever done before.

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ANNAPURNA & ACENT OF CHULU EAST
6200m (24 days)

This trek offers challenging and adventurous trekking around Annapurna peaks with an ascent of a technically straightforward peak, Chulu East at 6200 meter. The summit of Chulu East provides the most breathtaking views of Annapurnas II, III and IV, Gangapurna, Glacier Dome, Dhaulagiri, Tilicho Peak and Manaslu. We start the trek from Besi Sahar after a 6-7 hrs drive from Kathmandu. The trail ascends gradually along the Marshyangdi river valley and eventually leads to the village of Pisang where we leave the main trail and head up the Chulu East base camp. Fully physically fit and acclimatized, we then attempt Chulu east. Following an ascent, we rejoin the main trail and head towards Kali Gandaki valley crossing a high Thorung La pass at 5416 meter.

Thereafter, we make final descent to Jomsom and take a flight to Kathmandu via Pokhara. The trek provides a great range of landscapes and cultures as we progress from terraced rice fields of Besi Sahar to lush green foothills through alpine forests and barren arid region of the Manang Valley. Along the trekking trail as we walk past fascinating villages, we witness varied cultural settings and ethnic diversity. Most of the climbing will involve walking roped together, including a glacier crossing. Any physically fit individual can undertake this trip anytime in March to May and September to November.

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