Mukot Peak Climbing

Trip Facts

Duration:
24 days
Trekking Region:
Adventure Activities
Max. altitude:
6638m
Grading:
Strenuous
Group size:
min 4
Accomodation:
Camping and Lodge
Meals:
Lunch, Breakfast and Dinner and snacks
Trasportation:
Flight and Private vehicles and Mules

Trip Highlights

  • A fantastic climbing experience in the lonely and remote Dolpo region.
  • Examine regional customs, historical Bon, and Buddhist traditions.
  • An incredible journey through the Dhaulagiri mountain range and views.
  • The breathtaking Mukot Khola and Barbung valleys.
  • An excellent fusion of adventure, culture, and environment.
  • Trekking the entire Dolpo region from Jhupal to Jomsom.
  • knowledgeable Sherpa guides and climbing leaders for Cultural Treks

Trip Overview

In Nepal there are numerour peak among of them Mukot peak offers you extra bestowed in the North western part of Nepal in Dolpo. Mukot peak is least popular but worth to explore and experience it, it is also known as Mukot Himal, is a stunning mountain located in the Dolpo region of Nepal. It stands at an elevation of approximately 6,638 meters (21,778 feet) above sea level. The Dolpo region is renowned for its remote and rugged landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and unique Tibetan-influenced traditions.

Mukot Peak is part of the Himalayas and offers a challenging ascent for experienced mountaineers. The peak is surrounded by breathtaking scenery, including high alpine meadows, pristine lakes, and towering snow-capped peaks. Climbing Mukot Peak requires proper preparation, including acclimatization to high altitudes, technical climbing skills, and a thorough understanding of the mountain's conditions.

Due to its remote location and the technical difficulty of the climb, Mukot Peak is not as frequently climbed as some of the more popular peaks in Nepal. However, for those seeking a truly adventurous and off-the-beaten-path mountaineering experience, Mukot Peak in the Dolpo region offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the pristine beauty of the Himalayas.

Itinerary Overview

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to Hotel
 
Day 2: Kathmandu to Nepalgunj 1 hour flight
 
Day 3: Fly to Juphal (2502m), and trek to Dunai (2128m) 3 hours
 
Day 4: Dunai to to Tarakot (2560m) 5-6 hours
 
Day 5: Tarakot to Musi Khola (2895m) 6 hours
 
Day 6: Musi Khola to Kakkot Gaon (3285m) 5-6 hours
 
Day 7: Kakot village to Gharegoan Gaon (3800m) 6-7 hours
 
Day 8: Gyareng Gaon to Terang Gaon (3550m) 3 hours
 
Day 9: Terang Gaon to Mukot Village (4022m) 5-6 hours
 
Day 10: Mukot Village to Neni Goth(4530m) 4-5 hours
 
Day 11: Neni Goth to Mukot Peak Base Camp (5180m) 2-3 hours
 
Day 12: Acclimatization day and Skills practice
 
Day 13: Second acclimatization or contingency day
 
Day 14: Climb Mukot Peak (6087m) and descend to base camp
 
Day 15: Contingency day
 
Day 16: Base Camp to near Mula Tal (4900m) 6-7 hours
 
Day 17: Mula Tal to Mulung Sumna(4987m) crossing Mu La Pass (5716m) 6-7 hours
 
Day 18: Mulunsumna to Ghalden Ghulden(4247m) crossing Jungben La (5555m)
 
Day 19: Ghalden to Sangta Village(3777m) 4-5 hours
 
Day 20: Sangta to Phalek (2810m) 6-7 hours
 
Day 21: Phalek to Jomsom(2740m) 3-4 hours
 
Day 22: Flight from Jomsom to Pokhara and Kathmandu
 
Day 23: Free day in Kathmandu
 
Day 24: Depart from Kathmandu

Cost Includes

  • Airport pickup and drop.
  • 3 Nights Hotel Accommodations in Kathmandu.
  • One-night hotel accommodation and dinner in Nepalgunj.
  • Domestic airfare; Kathmandu to Kathmandu.
  •  All the government procedures.
  • Trekking permits and National Park fee.
  • Expert climbing leader.
  • One Guide, one cook, helpers, mules.
  • Trekking equipment: Mattresses, Member tents for expedition and Kitchen utensils.
  • Three-time meals during a trek along with expedition food and Tea/coffee snacks.
  • Staff's salary, food, insurance, and clothing.
  • Farewell dinner in Kathmandu.

Cost Excludes

  • International flights and visa fee.
  • Personal expenses and meals in Kathmandu.
  • Travel insurance, Rescue, and evacuation.
  • Tips and gratitude for staffs.
  • Donation and local entrance fee.
  • Extra baggage load in domestic flight.

FAQs

Mukot Peak is located in the Dolpo region, in the far western part of Nepal. It is part of the Dhaulagiri range and near the Tibetan border. The area is renowned for its rugged terrain, high-altitude landscapes, and vibrant Tibetan culture.

Mukot Peak presents a challenging climb suitable for experienced mountaineers. It involves technical sections, high-altitude trekking, and exposure to unpredictable weather conditions. Prior experience in high-altitude climbing and the use of technical gear is recommended.

The best time to climb Mukot Peak is during the pre-monsoon (spring) and post-monsoon (autumn) seasons. Specifically, April to May and September to November offer the most stable weather conditions and clear views, making these months ideal for climbing.

The Mukot Peak expedition typically ranges from 24 to 30 days, depending on the itinerary and acclimatization needs. This includes trekking to and from the peak, acclimatization days, and the actual climb.

 

The route to Mukot Peak is remote and less traveled. It starts with a flight to Juphal and then involves trekking through the Dolpo region. The journey passes through rugged terrain, traditional Tibetan villages, and high passes before reaching the base camp.

 

The Dolpo region is home to diverse wildlife, including the elusive snow leopard, Himalayan blue sheep, musk deer, and various species of birds. Trekkers may also encounter yaks and mules, commonly used for transport in the region.

 

Due to the climb's challenging nature and the region's remoteness, it is highly recommended to hire a certified guide or join a well-organized expedition. Guides are familiar with the terrain, can manage logistics, and ensure safety during the climb.

 

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