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Paldor Peak
 

The Paldor Peak lies in the nearest Himalayan range from Kathmandu -­ in the Langtang region. The Paldor stands with a height of 5,896m at the southeast side of the Ganesh Himal – the Ganesh Himal sometimes can be seen from some high places in kahtmandu on a clear day. Paldor divides the hills of the Tiru and Karpu Dandas making way for the tributary of the Trisuli – the Mailung Khola. The scenes  from Kathmandu on a clear winter day of  white silver linings that radiate & reflect the sunrays are made by the taller cousins of Paldor – by snow peaks of the  Pabil (7,101m), Logsang Karpo (7,150m, Ganesh I (7,406m) and Ganesh V (6,950m). 

The Paldor Peak may be ascended as the extension of the trek in the Langtang Himalayas that begins from Syabru. Syabru is a 6 hours drive from Kathmandu. If you do not wish to take a long drike, begin your trek from Sundarijal, a hours’ drive east of Kathmandu. Decending from the Paldor toward Trusuli is much easier, a four to five days trek downhill.
There are four climbing approaches possible for making it to the Paldor Summit: 1) North-East Ridge (Tilman's Route) 2) South-East Ridge 3) South-West Buttrest 4) West Ridge

Suggested Itinerary:
Day 01: Arrival in Kathamandu Transfer to the Hotel.
Day 02: Cultural Tours / Preparation for the Expedition
Day 03: Drive Kathmandu to Sabru.
Days 04-08: Trek to Paldor Base Camp.
Days 09-14: Acclimatization climbs and ascend Paldor.
Days 15-20: Return trek to Trisuli and drive to Kathamndu.
Day 21: In Kathmandu.
Day 22: Final Departure.

Royalty for Paldor Peak Climbing:

Group Size Rate US$ Additional P/P US$
1-4 persons 350  
5-8 persons 350 plus 40 per person 
9-12 persons 510 plus 25 per person
Maximum number of members in a team is 12.

Garbage deposit A refundable garbage deposit has to be made for climbing any of the Group A & Group B category climbing peaks. The deposit mount of USD 250.00 must be deposited with the Nepal Mountaineers Association (NMA) which makes the refund according its provisions.

Notes:
  • Each climbing team will fill up an application form provided by the NMA mentioning the partner trekking agency registered with the HMG and NMA and accompanied by a sirdar/guide registered with NMA.
  • The permit is valid for the period of one month only. The maximum number of the group size will be 12 persons.
  • An additional 25% charge of the total amount of the initial fee will be made for each extended week.
  • The leader or climbing member of the team must collect the permit in person from Nepal Mountaineering Association.
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