Of the two Chulus (East and West), Chulu West is the higher peak. The first ascent in to Chulu West in 1952 by a Japanese Expedition team. It is lies in a small valley north of Manang; off the main trail to the Thorong La. Chulu East was climb by a German Expedition team in 1955 via the North East Ridge. Thus, it is difficult to differentiate between the two Chulus. However, the Chulu group comprises of four peaks: Two in the east and two in the west. There are no technical difficulties in ascending these peaks but the progress can be slow as the slopes are vulnerable to avalanches in certain conditions. These peaks are lying together with forms an integral part of the Manang Himal, which in turns is included in the Larger Damodar Himal.

Days 01 : Arrival at Kathmandu; transfer to the Hotel

Days 02 : Sight seeing around Kathmandu valley

Days 03 : Departure to Bensisahar

Days 04 : Trek to Bahundanda

Days 05 : Trek to Chamje

Days 06 : Trek to Dharapani

Days 07 : Trek to Chame

Days 08 : Trek to Pisang

Days 09 : Trek to Manang

Days 10 : Acclimatization at Manang

Days 11 : Trek to Chulu base camp

Days 12 : Rest at Chulu base camp

Days 13 : High camp

Days 14 : Summit Chulu East (6,358-meter) or West (6,420-meter) and return back to base camp.

Days 15 : Trek to Thorong high camp

Days 16 : Trek to Muktinath after crossing Thorong La pass (5,416m.)

Days 17 : Trek to Jomsom

Days 18 : Fly back to Pokhara from Jomsom

Days 19 : Drive back to Kathmandu

Days 20 : Rest at Kathmandu

Days 21 : Departure on your own destination

Note : Whatever the conditions the itinerary stated follow, it is for the visitors who prefer full package programme. At the same time, we also serve you based on your choice. The selection of itineraries and the staffs depends on your choice and financial procurement. We have options for any partial visit as per your requirement regarding your interest and financial condition.