Chekigo Peak Climbing (6257m) is one of the most popular peaks stiuated between in the intersection of Khumbu and Rolwaling. The Chekigo Peak Climbing Cost differs agency to agency. Some local and international companies have prices varying between USD$USD3000 and USD$3500 wheras Himalayan Wild Treks has set up USD$2500 for the same. In addition, Himalayan Wild Treks also offers client-friendly stretchable Chekigo Peak Climbing Itinerary and latest updated Chekigo Peak Climbing Map.

Chekigo Peak Climbing, a perfect adventure package offers mountain climbers skill-honing opportunity when it comes to taking up more training and rehearsal to climb higher mountains, including Mt. Everest(8848m). As the peak is touched by  Sagarmatha National Park, Chekigo Peak is all about exploring rarest of alpine flora and fauna in addition to devouring the beautiful and foreboding mountain views of Everest Region. Sherpa Ethic group has stronghold in Everest Region, where Sherpas are known for their resoute stance in tourism and the hospitality they offer make travelers feel at home. Travelers can experience mixture of Buddhist and Hindu cultures on the trail  to and fro Chekogo Peak Climbing which has earned a big name for itself after it was climbed in 2005 for the first time. Famous mountains like Annapurna, Ganesh Himal, Makalu, Jugal Himal , Gauri Shankar , Dorje Lhakpa and many other mountains appear crystal clear from the summit of Chekigo Peak.

Chekigo Peak Climbing, techincally starts with a brief sightseeing of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu(1400m), prior to drive to Shinghati(950m) en route to Jagat(1150m). Traversing ahead to Simagaon(1990m), en route to Gyalche(2990m),we arrive at Beding(3690m) where we acclimatize for a day and move forward to Chekigo Base camp(4362m). After the successful climb of Chekigo Peak(6250m), we traverse back to Beding(3690m) hiking all the way through Simagaon(1990m), Jagat (1150m) and Shingati (950m) from where we drive back to Kthmandu Valley.

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Itinerary for Chekigo Peak Climbing
Day 01 : Arrival in Kathmandu(1400m)

Day 02 : Sightseeing of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Kathmandu

Day 03 : Kathmandu to Singhati(950m)

Day 04 : Singhati to Jagat(1150m)

Day 05 : Jagat to Simigaon(1990m)

Day 06 : Simigaon to Gyalche(2990m)

Day 07 : Gyalche to Beding(3690m)

Day 08 : Acclimatization at Beding

Day 09 : Beding Chekigo Base Camp(4362m)

Day 10 to Day 19 :  Climbing period

Day 20 : Back to Beding ( 369m)

Day 21 : Beding to Simigaon(1990m)

Day 22 : Simigaon to Jagat(1150m)

Day 23 : Jagat to Shinghati(950m)

Day 24 : Singhati to Kthmandu (1400m)

Day 25 : Rest day in Kathmandu

Day 26 : Departure to hometown

Highlights of Chekigo Peak Climbing
Chekigo Peak is situated in the Everest Region, which is the biggest store for foreboding mountains and beautiful peaks. The journey starts with a brief sightseeing of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu Valley. After the sightseeing, the scenic flight to Tenzing Hillary Airport at Lukla is another major attraction. The hike through Phakding from Lukla en route to Namche offers great insight into Sherpa ethic group. Sherpas here have made a reputation for their heroic contribution to the mountain and peak climbing in the Himalayas. Fraternal hospitality is one of the things that makes travelers feel at home here. The sense of thrill and adventure is always in the air and travelers find Chekigo Peak worth climbing. Encapsulated within Sagarmatha National Park, Chekigo Peak climbing also includes recreational activities of delving into flora and fauna galore.

Chekigo Peak Climbing Difficulty
Chekigo Peak Climbing is a famous climbing peak is a moderately challenging peak suitable for the first timers as well as experienced mountain climbers. It is not that difficult doesn't mean it is a walk in the park. The peak can be climbed as a training to gain better confidence and skills in regards to climbing higher peaks and mountains, from smaller peaks to higher mountains including Mt. Everest. There will be periods of acclimatization on the way that will help you better adapt to the newer climatic zones. Skipping acclimatization will lead to altitude sickness an other subsequent problems. A short climbing training carried out at the Base Camp is instrumental in boosting your confidence and honing your skills.

Chekigo Peak Climbing Best Season
Mostly there are travelers who do Nirekha Peak Climbing any time in a year. For the least traffic, you can opt for winter. The only thing is winter days can be extremely cold, requires better preparation that may result in more expense. Spring brings fragrance and beauty of the nature in the air. Days are clear and you can enjoy mountain views around. Autumn days are reputed for the clear weathers and traquil atmosphere. This is the single most reason why there is a heavy traffic en route to Chekigo Peak. We would not recommend you summer and monsoon days as they are overcast and rainy but then again, travelers are found doing trekking even on monsoon days.

Physical Fitness for Chekigo Peak
Physical fitness is one of the top requirements. Peak climbing involves substantial amount of physical strain.  Venturing into the land where the hiking consists of moving through geographical complexities of off the beaten areas, you are expected to be physically able, which apparently has a lot to do with physical fitness. Therefore, consider getting into shape before making up your mind for Chekigo Peak Climbing, however, it doesn't mean that you have to be super fit. With average fitness, you will enjoy the climb. The only thing is, if you have physical states of obesity, the peak might turn out to be very difficult for you.

Chekigo Peak Climbing Weather
Summer and monsoon months tend to be rainy. June July and August are the months which have overcast days with intermittent rains. Most of the tourists look for the days with good weather for the clear mountain views. This suggests either autumn season (Sept, Oct, Nov) or spring season (March, April, May) , which are the only seasons that can provide the days with best weather. The only thing is you are likely to come across a relatively thicker traffic. If you want to avoid the traffic, winter (Dec, Jan, Feb) is an option but the temperature in winter stays very low and you can expect it to be extremely cold.

How to reach Chekigo Climbing Peak
Chekigo Peak Climbing involves sightseeing of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu Valley followed by a scenic drive to Singhati then traversing to Jagat. From there, we hike up to Simagaon, reaching to Gyalche. Traversing through lush forest and dramatic topography, we then arrive at Beding. Beding is a famous acclimatization point, where we take an acclimatization at Beding, which means we take a hike around Beding and come back so as to adapt to the increasing atmosphere. Thereafter, we will proceed to Chekigo Base Camp, where we take short climbing training before the actual ascent of Chekigo Peak.

Chekigo Climbing Peak Permit Fee
1. Spring season (March, April, May)- USD 250 

2. Autumn season (September, October, November)– USD 125

3. Winter season (December, January, February)- USD 70

4. Summer season (June, July, August)– USD 70

The price mentioned afore is set by Nepal Mountaineering Association and brought in effect for every one to abide by. The price remains constant and does not change according to seasons. Spring is comparatively more expensive because it is the best of all seasons.

Itinerary for Chekigo Peak Climbing
Day 01 : Arrival in Kathmandu(1400m)

Day 02 : Sightseeing of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Kathmandu

Day 03 : Kathmandu to Singhati (950m)

Day 04 : Singhati to Jagat (1150m)

Day 05 : Jagat to Simigaon (1990m)

Day 06 : Simigaon to Gyalche (2990m)

Day 07 : Gyalche to Beding (3690m)

Day 08 : Acclimatization at Beding

Day 09 : Beding Chekigo Base Camp (4362m)

Day 10 to Day 19 : Climbing period

Day 20 : Back to Beding (369m)

Day 21 : Beding to Simigaon (1990m)

Day 22 : Simigaon to Jagat (1150m)

Day 23 : Jagat to Singhati (950m)

Day 24 : Singhati to Kthmandu (1400m)

Day 25 : Rest day in Kathmandu

Day 26 : Departure to hometown