Nepal is a remote and beautiful, mountainous country in South Asia. The country is most known for it’s proximity to the Himalayan Mountains and the climbing and trekking culture that attracts people from all over the world.
While Mount Everest is the most popular and most widely known mountain peak for extreme climbers in Nepal, when it comes to Peak Climbing in Nepal, there are dozens of other peaks that provide both a challenging and rewarding experience for seasoned climbers. Imja Tse, Mera Peak, Ama Dablam, Manaslu, Makalu, Pisang Peak, and Lobuche are just a few of the peaks that climbers flock to test their abilities and push their limits.
Before traveling to the country to tackle one of these peaks, it’s important to have everything in order beforehand. Do lots of research, get in contact with local guides, make sure you have all the right equipment and be mentally and physically prepared for the task.