Trip Overview
The Ramdung Peak is located in the Nepalese Himalayas and it has an elevation of 5,925 meters (19,473 feet). It was first climbed in 1954 by a French expedition.Ramdung Peak is one of the highest trekking peaks in the Rolwaling
Himalaya. It is a popular peak for trekkers in this area. Ramdung Peak is located along the border of Khumbu and Rolwaling Valley, and it reaches a height of 5,930 meters.
Ramdung peak climbing is another name for Ramdung go peak climbing. Thisactivity offers views of the Himalayas, including Gaurishanker, Dorje Lakpa, Chobabhamre, and the Tibetan Himalayas.
The Ramdung Peak is a popular climbing destination and it sees a numberof ascents each year. The biggest hazard on the mountain is the risk of avalanches.
If you are planning to climb the Ramdung Peak, you will need to be well-prepared for the challenge. You will need to have a good level of fitness, and you should also be familiar with mountaineering techniques. It is also important to have the right gear and equipment, including a climbing helmet, ice axe, crampons, and rope.
Ramdung Peak Climbing Route
Ramdung Peak Climbing begins with the journey to Singita via Dolakha and Charikot begins the trek, which leads to the Gaurishankar Conservation Area’s edge. The climb doesn’t really begin until the second half of the second day when you reach Daldung La (2,850m).
If you follow the Rolwaling River up, you will come to a valley. You will be able to see the Gaurishankar mountain (7,134m) from there. The trail will start to level off again, but the days on the trek will be shorter as you get closer to higher elevations.
Before you go to Ramdung Base Camp (5,040m), be sure to practice with your gear and refresh your skills. Go to the Ramdung Glacier and the Ramdung High Camp before camping there at night. Then, in the morning, make an early ascent. The summit is at 5,925 meters, so you can’t stay there for too long. However, you will have time to take in the amazing views before heading back down to Base Camp.
Best season for Ramdung Peak Climbing
Spring and Autumn are two of the best months to plan and execute a high passes trip in Nepal since the weather and temperature are constant and favorable for all hikers. The months from December to May are winter, which means that the trek will be more difficult. Because of this, it’s always suggested to complete the trip during the Spring (March through May) or Fall (September through November) seasons.
Foods and Accommodations
Food is the most important source of energy for climbers during their expedition and ascent. As a result, be sure to bring emergency health energy bars and dry meals to restore your energy hourly.
You will not be able to visit all of the world’s tremendous nature locations in one trip; you must pick and choose, based on what appeals most to your senses. However, no matter where you go in the Himalayas, there will always be someplace more beautiful than it.
Furthermore, good lodging is another important aspect of the journey because it helps your body to prepare for the next day’s trek. During high-altitude treks, adequate rest and sleep are critical. During the Ramdung Peak Climbing, you can stay in lodges, guest houses, and tents. It’s also a good idea to bring a sleeping bag with you to have a comfortable and warm sleep.
Highlights
- Witnessing their customs, culture, and existence at higher altitudes.
- The Gaurishanker Himal, Dorje Lakpa, Chobabhamre, and Tibetan
Himalayas are all visible from the room. - Crossing the Tashi Lapcha Pass a height of 5755 meters (18876 ft)
- Scenic views from the top of Ramdung Peak
- This trekking adventure begins in the lap of the magnificent
Himalayas and goes around several natural sites before ending at a
village.
Short Itinerary
DETAILED ITINERARY
Include
Includes
- Arrival & Departure Transport By private Car/Van/Bus.
- Three meals a day during the Trekking (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)
- Accommodation in Tea House during the Trekking.
- Trekking Guide with Insurance
- Trekking Porters if needed with Insurance
- First Aid kit.
- Three nights' Accommodation in Kathmandu with bed- and- breakfast basis, (If you like to have standard Hotel accommodation please do let us know).
- Kathmandu city and trekking maps.
- Trekking permit (Conservation fee).
- Tims card (Trekking information management system) is like a permit.
- Free use Company's duffel bag.
- Emergence of helicopter rescue (pay by your insurance)
- Day sightseeing around Kathmandu Valley, car/van/bus and tour guide
- All needed Government fees.
Exclude
- International Airfare.
- Food in Kathmandu(City) lunch and dinner.
- Any kind of drink. (tea, coffee, hard and soft drinks, Drinking water, etc)
- Tips for Guide and Porters
- Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu (late departure or early arrival from the mountains.
- Donation Items of personal expenses like hot shower, battery charge, telephone etc.
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FAQ'S
Yes, you can hire a personal porter to carry your backpacks during the expedition. But it might cost you some extra charge to hire a porter.
If you are not from a high-altitude environment, the adjustments will be
significant. However, Altitude sickness can be prevented if you take it slow and cautious.
Climbing Ramdung Peak can be challenging, especially if you are not used to high altitudes. It is important to take your time and acclimatize to
the altitude before attempting to summit. The climb itself is not overly technical, but there are some steep sections that can be challenging.
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