It may not be the most searched destination for a trek in Nepal but Chulu East Peak is just as good as any popular hiking. The trek is formidably exciting and wild with dazzling white mountains, lush subtropical forest, and classic walking route.

The tracks are a bit old but still firm to accommodate any visitor who traverses the region. Walking through the quiet woods gives a sense of escape and privacy which you would enjoy graciously. Meantime, they are filled with unique vegetation and wild species that you’ll never get sick and tired of hiking.

The entire region is squeezed with divine sceneries rising from plain to the tip of Chulu. Day trippers get to hear the sweet birds’ songs, smell fresh air coming from mountains and step into villages.

Chulu East Peak Climbing is relatively easier compared to other immoderate treks. But it too encompasses off-the-beaten routes, sharp inclines, and glaciated terrains. Trek from base camp is long and strenuous with a precipitous ascent, high cliffs, and firn.

The trail meanders through a narrow ridge covered in snow which without crampons is impossible to walk. Chulu East Peak Climbing starts with a long drive from Kathmandu to Chame and then switches onto the trail that scrambles Pisang.

In subsequent days, the trail takes us to Humde Village, and Junu Khola, crossing several monasteries with prayer flags. Taking a steep climb, we’ll loom at Chulu East Base Camp from where the trek gets tougher.

Spending a day for acclimation, we’ll set up on a strenuous ascent that serves up rough trails, snow steps, and glaciers up to the summit. The trek gives a fair chance to climb high and place at Tilicho Lake. Climbing down the trail will take us past Jomsom and a picturesque flight to Pokhara.