Pisang Peak
A well-known Annapurna trekking peak with a steady approach, a real summit push, and wide Himalayan views.
Pisang Peak Climbing is one of the better-known trekking peaks in Nepal. It rises above Upper Pisang in the Annapurna region and is often climbed as an extension of the Annapurna Circuit, so the journey feels like both a trek and a climb.
The approach follows the Marsyangdi valley through villages, forest, and the changing landscapes of Manang. By the time you reach Pisang and base camp, you have already seen a clear shift from lower green hills to the dry high mountain country of the Annapurna region.
The climbing section usually includes base camp, high camp, and a summit day with steep snow slopes and rope-assisted sections near the top. It is not the most technical peak in Nepal, but it still needs fitness, patience, and careful movement at altitude.
At 6,091 meters, Pisang Peak is a real mountain objective. It suits trekkers who want to move beyond normal hiking and experience a proper Himalayan peak with guide support and a structured climbing plan.