Hiunchuli, at a height of 6,441 meters, forms a massive south-facing wall together with Annapurna South. Its eastern face overlooks the Modi Khola and guards the entrance to the Annapurna Sanctuary. The mountain is an extension of Annapurna South. The actual ascent of Hinuchuli is considered one of the most difficult among the trekking peaks. This is considered as a sacred mountain of Gurung ethnic community. Due to route finding difficulties and dangers from rock fall, the peak is one of the difficult peak climbing in Nepal. It can be climbed from southeast face and northwest face as well.
Southeast Face Route: The route to base camp starts from Hinko Cave on the Annapurna sanctuary trail. After establishing the first camp somewhere above the valley floor a further 2 camps are necessary to make it to the top. Although not technically extreme this route is exposed to rock fall dangers and is a complicated route-finding experience.
Northwest Face Route: The ascent by the North-West Face has been attempted only by a very few climbers and not always successfully. The exact route is not well known. The approach is from the Annapurna Base Camp in the Sanctuary and a further 2 camps may be necessary to complete this not so well known ascent.
Hiunchuli 6441m lies is a trekking peak in the himalays of central Nepal, the Annapurna range like other two peaks Tharpu Chuli and Singu Chuli. The mountain is an extension of Annapurna South. The actual ascent of Hinuchuli is considered one of the most difficult among the trekking peaks. The Gurung who inhabit the region considers the mountains of this area the sacred. Near from the Huin Chuli there are other two peaks within the sanctuary are Tharpu Chuli (Tent Peak) and Singu Chuli (Fluted Peak).
This is considered as a sacred mountain of Gurung ethnic community. Due to route finding difficulties and dangers from rock fall, the peak is one of the difficult peak climbing in Nepal. It can be climbed from southeast face and northwest face as well.
Southeast Face Route: The route to base camp starts from Hinko Cave on the Annapurna sanctuary trail. After establishing the first camp somewhere above the valley floor a further 2 camps are necessary to make it to the top. Although not technically extreme this route is exposed to rock fall dangers and is a complicated route-finding experience.
Northwest Face Route: The ascent by the North-West Face has been attempted only by a very few climbers and not always successfully. The exact route is not well known. The approach is from the Annapurna Base Camp in the Sanctuary and a further 2 camps may be necessary to complete this not so well known ascent
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu, transfer to hotel
Day 02: Free day or sightseeing around Kathmandu valley
Day 03: Drive or fly to Pokhara (850m). Hotel
Day 04: Drive to Birethanti, – Tirkhedhunga (1577m)
Day 05: Tirkhedhunga – Ghorepani (2855m)
Day 06: Sunrise from Poon Hill – Tadapani (2595m)
Day 07: Tadapan i- Chhomrong (1950m)
Day 08: Chomrong – Dovan (2720m)
Day 09: Dovan – Machhapuchhre base camp (3700m)
Day 10: Acclimatization day; Trek to Annapurna
Day 11: Acclimatization day – Trek to Hinko Cave
Day 12: Hike to base camp (4100m)
Day 13: Climb to high camp (4900m)
Day 14: Higher Camp (5500m)
Day 15: Climb to summit (6441m) and back to base camp
Day 16: Base camp – Dovan (2720)
Day 17: Dovan – Jhinu Danda (1600m)
Day 18: Jhinu to Tolkha (1700m)
Day 19: Tolkha – Dhampus Phedi drive to Pokhara
Day 20: Drive or fly to Kathmandu (1350m)
Day 21: Bhaktapur & Patan sightseeing and return
Day 22: Free day in Kathmandu for shopping or relax
Day 23: Drive to Airport for flying your own destination
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