Peaks Climbing

In 2025 and 2026, more peaks  become accessible and more new experiences are available, making Nepal a travel destination with more than 25 accessible peaks. With the Himalayas being the most sought-after mountains in the world, the Adventure Hub is located in the center of the world. Mountaineers have worldwide access to the Himalayas. Climbing is offered in the Sagarmatha and Annapurna regions. Our company completes all the work, such as snow climbing permits, itineraries, and experienced Nepalese climbing guides to the top.

A common climbing peak around the world located in the Everest region is Lobuche Peak. Other peaks within the Everest region are Island Peak and Mera Peak. The recently opened climbing region is Annapurna, with Chulu East/West Peak and Tent Peak, and in the Langtang region, Yala Peak and Naya Kanga Peak. These regions are home to the Sherpa people and their culture.

Mera Peak, with an altitude of 6,476 m, and Island Peak, at 6,189 m, are popular climbing peaks, and Ama Dablam, with an altitude of 6,812 m, is a challenging but not widely known peak in a country that has the world’s tallest mountains.

Climbing in Nepal is best at two times of the year. The pre-monsoon season, from March through June, has stable weather, minimal snow, and a very low risk of altitude sickness. The post-monsoon season, from September to November, is colder but offers perfect visibility. Early to mid-morning is the best time to start the climbs.