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Top 100 Best & Cheapest Climbing Peaks in Nepal

Written by: Sristi Shrestha Published On Sep 04, 2025

{"time":1758640934905,"blocks":[{"id":"KnBw4iYXQJ","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"Then you search goggle for \u201c<a href=\"http:\/\/www.nepalguideinfo.com\/blog\/top-10-best-chea%E2%80%A6g-peaks-in-nepal\/\">climbing peaks in Nepal<\/a>\u201d<\/strong>, which eventually leads you here. Fear not, dear reader, for here at nepalguideinfo, we have the inside scoop on all major peaks in Nepal and love sharing our knowledge.The following article will provide you with a snapshot overview of the top 10 best climbing peaks in Nepal. After having read the article, you should be able to make you pick, ensuring that you select the climbing peak suiting exactly your needs!"}},{"id":"fohfANdw1O","type":"image","data":{"url":"https:\/\/media.tripcart.com\/images\/2245\/web_1767867090_360100_3559_85_851x570.webp","caption":"Climbing the mountains","alt":"Mountaineering","width":851,"height":570,"withBorder":false,"withBackground":false,"stretched":false}},{"id":"wsvrvUID9x","type":"header","data":{"text":"Firstly, what is a \u2018climbing peak\u2019 in Nepal?","level":2}},{"id":"NtowniTzoQ","type":"paragraph","data":{"text":"It is a peak under 7,000 meters that is considered easily climb-able by anyone who is physically fit, withoutspecialized equipment or training.<\/strong>So, a climbing peak combines the joy of proper mountaineering with \u2018relative\u2019 ease of ascent, which is why they\u2019re very popular among trekkers in the Himalayas (ice axes etc are still required for many of them!).The Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA)<\/strong>is responsible for classifying certain peaks as trekking peaks or group B climbing peaks.Difficulty wise it should be noted<\/strong>, that the fact that a climbing peak in Nepal is classified as \u2018Easy\u2019 does not mean the trip, climb, and itinerary is very easy. It means that you still have to be rather fit, but, that you do not need to have any previous mountaineering experience.How much does climbing cost in Nepal?<\/strong>Since all climbing peaks fall under the same group, group B, climbing<\/strong>any of them costs the same in terms of NMA fees. Basically, for up to 4 climbers, the price is $350 and $40 extra for each additional climber up to 8 climbers. For a team of 9 climbers, you need to pay $535, with $25 extra for each additional climber up to 12 climbers.In addition to these fees, you also need to deposit $250 for garbage disposal, which will be refunded at the end of your trek.Choosing the right: climbing peak in Nepal or Himalayan :<\/strong>The mystic Himalayas of Nepal<\/strong>feature a wide range of climbing peaks of varying remoteness and difficulty. There is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all climbing peak that\u2019s suitable for everyone. Different people have different sets of skills, time and preference, which means that some research, is required before choosing a peak.We have a and cheapest list out the top 10 best climbing peaks in Nepal with some very essential details for each peak<\/strong>. These details will, hopefully, enable you to identify a climbing peak, matching exactly your preferences.If you want to read about a peak in detail, please click the link at the title of its entry. The climbing peaks are listed in the order of their popularity, with Island peak, being the most popular:"}}],"version":"2.31.0-rc.7"}

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