Chulu East (6584m)

Chulu East (6584m/21601ft) was first climbed in 1955 by a German expedition via the North-East ridge. The peak of Chulu East and West forms an integral part of the Manang Himal, which are included in the larger Damodar Himal. Chulu East lies South-East of Chulu West and is a comparatively lower peak. Another peak two miles away, though separated from Chulu East by a col, which is 5608m/18400ft, is often mistakenly climbed as Chulu East.

Itinerary

Day 1:Arrival to Nepal to Hotel.
Day 2 :Half day sightseeing tour of Kathmandu valley. O/N Hotel
Day 3:Drive Kathmandu / Beshisahar. O/N Camp
Day 4:Trek to Ngadi. O/N Camp
Day 5:Trek to Jagat. O/N Camp
Day 6:Trek to Dharapani. O/N Camp
Day 7:Trek to Chame. O/N Camp.
Day 8:Trek to Pisang. O/N Camp
Day 9:Trek to Julu. O/N Camp
Day 10:Rest day at Julu for local excursion. O/N Camp.
Day 11:Trek to Chulu East Base Camp. O/N Camp
Day 12:Trek to High Camp. O/N Camp
Day 13 :Rest day at High Camp for preparation. O/N Camp
Day 14 :Climb Chulu East & return to Base Camp. O/N Camp.
Day 15 :Trek to Manang. O/N Camp
Day 16 :Trek to Thorong Phedi. O/N Camp
Day 17 :Cross Thorong La and trek to Muktinath. O/N Camp
Day 18 :Trek to Marpha. O/N Camp
Day 19 :Trek to Lete. O/N Camp
Day 20 :Trek to Tatopani. O/N Camp
Day 21 :Trek to Ghorepani. O/N Camp
Day 22 :Trek to Tirkhedunga. O/N Camp.
Day 23 :Trek to Nayapul and drive to Pokhara. O/N Hotel.
Day 24 :Fly Pokhara / Kathmandu . Transfer to Hotel. O/N Hotel
Day 25 :At leisure in Kathmandu for independent activities. O/N Hotel
Day 26 :Transfer to airport for departure