Over 6000 meters, Nepal having more than 1000 Himalayan peaks offers joys of mountaineering in Nepal which can be combined with the pleasure of Trekking & Expedition. Peak Climbing is one of the most popular and successful adventure programmes  for among the adventure lovers of the world. To make this programme more friendly and successful, there are more than 30 minor peaks open for  climbing under Nepal Mountaineering Association ( NMA).

The climbing of these peaks are controlled under the rules and regulations formulated by this Association. To climb this beautiful but challenging trekking peak one should need a permit and experienced climbing guide and should go through the registered trekking companies of Nepal. It is true that the previous experience is not necessary to climb the Trekking Peak. However, you must be prepared mentally as well as physically for this adventurous expedition.

All mountaineering trips are run with professional mountain Sirdar & Sherpas. Mountaineering beginners can enjoy trekking with a combination of peak climbing mainly in Everest, Annapurna and Langtang regions. The most popular trekking peaks in Nepal are Island Peak, Mera Peak, Lobuche East Peak, Lobuche west peak, Tawache peak, Kwangde peak, Cho la peak, Cholaste, peak & Pokalde Peak, in Everest region, Nayakanga Peak, Yala peak in Langtang region and Pisang Peak, Singuchuli Peak, Tharpu Chuli Peak, Tent peak, Chulu east peak, Chulu west peak, Thorung peak, Thapa peak, Dhampus peak, Tilicho peak, Hunchuli in Annapurna region.
We offer  personalized and friendly services to the valued adventure travelers. We are fully organized to provide any support of any kind of trekking peak & obtaining permission, providing support staffs including high altitude climbing assistants & porters, Cook. Please write to us of your requirements & we shall for ward to you more details with tentative trekking peak cost.

Regulations
Compared to expedition peaks, the regulations pertaining to trekking peaks are relatively simple. A permit is required, which is issued by the NMA upon payment of a royalty fee. Generally our agency will be able to arrange the issue of a trekking peak permit within 24 hours.

Preparation
Preparation for climbing a trekking peak is far simpler than for an expedition. The climbing period for most of the trekking peaks rarely exceeds more than a few days so large amounts of base camp equipment are not usually required. Also, due to their relatively low altitude, the amount of climbing equipment required is proportionally less. In general, preparation for climbing a trekking peak is little different from preparing for a trek.

Seasons
The lower altitude of a trekking peaks means that the ascent some of them is possible during the winter season as well as during the spring and autumn.

Permits and entry fees
The system of trekking permits that was in force for some years has been abandoned for most of the general trekking areas. This means that for areas such as the Annapurnas, the Everest region and Langtang trekkers no longer need to obtain permission before setting off.

There are still a number of restricted areas that are regulated to a greater of lesser extent.