Paldor Peak (5,896m)
Quieter Ganesh Himal region. Rewarding trekking-peak with glacier travel and non-technical summit, 6000m-style adventure off the main trails.
Days
15
Difficulty
Challenging
Max Altitude
5,896 m
Best Season
Trip Overview
Paldor Peak rises in the Ganesh Himal range, a quieter, less-trodden region north of Kathmandu. It offers a rewarding trekking-peak experience with glacier travel and a non-technical summit, ideal for those seeking a 6000m-style adventure off the main trails.
Trip Information
- Day 1 : Day 1-6: Approach in Ganesh Himal
- Day 7 : Day 7-10: Base camp, summit, reserve
- Day 11 : Day 11-16: Return
Day 1: Day 1-6: Approach in Ganesh Himal
Drive to Syabrubesi or trailhead, trek into the Ganesh Himal region. Quieter trails with glacier travel and panoramic views - a quieter alternative to Khumbu and Annapurna.
Day 7: Day 7-10: Base camp, summit, reserve
Establish Paldor Peak Base Camp and high camp. Summit day with glacier travel and classic summit views. Reserve day for weather.
Day 11: Day 11-16: Return
Descend to road and drive to Kathmandu.
Note: The trek itinerary is a guide only and may be subject to change at short notice.
Required equipment
- Headlamp, sunglasses, sunscreen, first aid, water bottles, sleeping bag (-15°C), daypack, duffel
Clothing list
- Base layers, fleece, down jacket, waterproofs, warm hat, gloves, gaiters, wool socks
Technical climbing equipment
- Harness, crampons, ice axe, helmet; climbing boots; trekking poles
Your trek cost includes
- Pre-trip advice; expert climbing guide and support staff; group climbing equipment
- Transport; accommodation and all meals on trek; Paldor Peak permit; porters; staff insurance; medical kit
- International flights; Nepal visa; travel insurance; personal gear; meals in Kathmandu; personal expenses; gratuities
Your trek cost does NOT include
- International flights; Nepal visa; travel insurance; personal gear; meals in Kathmandu; personal expenses; gratuities
