Ramdung Peak Climbing is an achievable peak in the Upper Rolwaling region of Nepal. This mountain, also called Ramdung Go, offers a breathtaking vista of the Himalayan ranges, which extend from Everest to Langtang. The breathtaking views of Mt. Gaurishanker and Menlungtse from the summit are enchanting. If you are searching for a mountain to tackle on your first ascent, try Ramdung Peak. While ascending Ramdung Peak requires simple technical knowledge and physical stamina, it is manageable with enough preparation. You'll start our tour in Kathmandu and drive to Charikot. For those who climb Ramdung peaks, some primary attractions include the Yalung glaciers, Na Village, the hidden valley of Rolwaling, Yalung La (Yalung Ri), and several other spots. Climbing Ramdung Peak with Nepal Nomad, you have nothing to worry about. We have a professional staff you can trust for the duration of the journey, and we have a well-planned itinerary.
Ramdung Peak, standing gloriously at 5,930 meters above sea level in the gorgeous Rowaling Valley, provides an enthralling Himalayan climbing experience.
- Scaling the Ramdung Peak, 5,925 meters (19,473 feet)
- You are hiking across picturesque highlands and verdant jungles.
- breathtaking views from Ramdung Peak's summit
- You visit breathtaking Sherpa settlements at higher altitudes to learn about their customs, way of life, and culture.
- The Bugu Gumba monastery is exquisite.
- You're walking through a camp in the breathtaking Himalayas.
- There are stunning vistas of the Tibetan Himalayas, Dorje Lakpa, Gaurishanker Himal, and Chobabhamre.
- The Rolwaling area offers less-traveled paths.
Route for Climbing Ramdung Peak
The route to Singita via Dolakha and Charikot marks the start of the Ramdung Peak Climbing Expedition, which leads to the boundary of the Gaurishankar Conservation Area. When you reach Daldung La (2,850 m) in the second half of the second day, the real climb begins.
As you follow the Rolwaling River up, you will come to a valley. From there, you can glimpse the 7,134-meter-high Gaurishankar peak. The duration of the hike will get shorter as you approach higher altitudes. Make sure you rehearse using your equipment and train up on your skills before heading to Ramdung Base Camp (5,040 meters). Before spending the night there, visit the Ramdung High Camp and the Ramdung Glacier. Then, complete an early ascent in the morning.
Find out the cost, itinerary, and the ideal time to climb Ramdung Peak.
Ramdung Peak offers 18 day mountain climbing experiences, costing between $5000-5500 per person. Nepal Mountaineering Association charges $250/person in spring, $125/person in fall, and $70/person in winter/summer. Given that the weather is consistent and ideal for hikers, spring and autumn are among the best seasons in Nepal to organize and carry out a high-pass adventure. The trek is going to be more challenging because December through May are winter months. Therefore, we always advise you to complete the journey during the spring (March through May) or fall (September through November) seasons. During their expeditions and ascents, climbers rely on food as their primary energy source. If you restore your energy on an hourly basis, make sure you pack emergency health energy snacks and dry meals.
Additionally, comfortable lodging is a crucial component of the trip since it aids in your body's preparation for the upcoming day's hike. Getting enough sleep and recovery are essential when hiking at high altitudes. You have the option of staying in lodges and tents when climbing Ramdung Peak in a lower section. To ensure a cozy and warm night's sleep, it's also a beneficial idea to pack a sleeping standing proudly at an altitude of 5,930 meters, Ramdung Peak offers a captivating Himalayan mountaineering experience in the picturesque Rowaling Valley.
