intermediate treks

A stunning peak in the heart of the Annapurna region, it features a steep summit push ridge that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

Located in the Solukhumbu region near Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse, this peak offers a challenging mix of glacier crossings, rocky scrambles, and snow slopes, making it a more technical 5,000m climb.

Paldor Peak is a technical climb with glacier crossings and steep ridges, requiring prior mountaineering experience.

Chulu East is more technical than Chulu West but offers easier access to its base. It’s best suited for climbers with some experience.

A great peak with small technical sections, making it ideal for beginners venturing into high-altitude climbing.

Hiunchuli is one of the most popular trekking peaks in the Annapurna region, offering a low-risk, non-technical climb. As Nepal's fourth-highest trekking peak, it's ideal for beginners seeking high altitude without major challenges.

Island Peak, one of Nepal’s three most popular trekking peaks, is located near Everest. With moderate technical sections of ice, rock, and snow, it offers a challenging 6,000m climb.

Lobuche, one of Nepal’s most popular trekking peaks, has become more technical due to climate change, with increased rocky sections alongside ice and snow. Most climbers need prior experience for this challenging 6,000m ascent.

This highly technical peak requires prior mountaineering experience, with a challenging route and a steep, vertical rock wall near the summit.

This mountain is a challenging climb with technical sections on rock, ice, and snow, requiring prior mountaineering experience.

This technical climb in the Khumbu region requires prior experience and appeals to climbers seeking less crowded, challenging routes.

This less technical peak is ideal for newer climbers seeking a less crowded 6,000m ascent.

This remote peak in eastern Nepal is moderately technical, with some challenging sections, yet remains quiet and rarely climbed.

This moderately technical peak is ideal for climbers with prior mountaineering experience.

Cholatse is a stunning and popular 6,000m peak, ideal for experienced mountaineers seeking a greater technical challenge.

This non-technical peak is suitable for intermediate mountaineers and has grown increasingly popular.