what is cost for Larke peak climbing in nepal?

Kedar Neupane 18th May, 2025

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Larke Peak Climbing in Nepal is a moderately technical trekking peak (6,249 meters / 20,502 feet), located in the Manaslu region near the Larke La Pass. It offers an excellent opportunity to combine the Manaslu Circuit Trek with a less-crowded peak climbing experience. Below is a detailed breakdown of the cost of climbing Larke Peak in 2025:

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💰 Larke Peak Climbing Cost Overview (2025)

Package Type	Duration	Cost Per Person (USD)
Budget (group joining)	16–18 days	$2,200 – $2,500
Standard (private small group)	18–20 days	$2,500 – $3,200
Full Service (all-inclusive)	18–20 days	$3,200 – $4,000
Custom VIP/Luxury Support	18–20 days	$4,000+ (tailor-made)

🎒 Most packages combine the Manaslu Circuit Trek with 1-2 summit days at Larke Peak. Price varies depending on group size, services, equipment, and guiding level.

📜 What's Included in the Cost

All required climbing permits (Manaslu Restricted Area Permit, MCAP/ACAP, Larke Peak Climbing Permit)
Government-licensed climbing guide and trekking guide
High-altitude porter(s) and staff wages
Full lodging and meals during trek (teahouses + camping near summit)
High camp setup, tent, kitchen, and food
Group climbing gear (ropes, anchors, etc.)
Transportation (Kathmandu to Soti Khola or Machha Khola, and return from Dharapani/Besisahar)
Accommodation in Kathmandu (usually 2–3 nights in a 3-star hotel)
Insurance for staff

🚫 What's Not Included

International airfare to/from Nepal
Nepal visa ($30–50)
Personal climbing gear (boots, crampons, down jacket, etc.)
Travel insurance with high-altitude coverage (mandatory)
Tips for guides and porters
Additional nights or emergency evacuation (if needed)

🗓️ Best Time to Climb Larke Peak

Spring (April to early June)
Autumn (late September to November)
These are the best months with stable weather and dry, clear skies for safe summit pushes.

🎯 Recommended For:

Experienced trekkers looking to take on their first Himalayan peak
Those wanting a less-commercialized alternative to Island or Mera Peak
Trekkers who want to combine culture, remoteness, and climbing in one trip

Larke Peak Climbing vs Island Peak vs Mera Peak, followed by a recommended Larke Peak climbing itinerary for 2025. This will help you understand which peak suits your goals best and give clarity for planning or publishing a blog or trek page.

🏔️ Larke Peak vs Island Peak vs Mera Peak – Comparison Table

Feature	Larke Peak	Island Peak	Mera Peak
Elevation	6,249 m / 20,502 ft	6,189 m / 20,305 ft	6,476 m / 21,247 ft
Region	Manaslu	Everest (Khumbu)	Everest (Khumbu)
Difficulty	Moderate to Technical	Moderate to Technical	Easy to Moderate
Permit Requirements	MCAP, ACAP, RAP, Climbing Permit	Sagarmatha NP, Climbing Permit	Sagarmatha NP, Climbing Permit
Crowds	Very low	High	Medium
Trek Duration	17–20 days	15–18 days	16–19 days
Summit Day Challenge	Ice/rock sections; ropes needed	Glacier, headwall ascent	Long glacier walk
Trekking Highlight	Manaslu Circuit, Larke La Pass	Everest Base Camp or Chhukung	Remote Hinku Valley
Best For	Experienced trekkers or less-touristy peak climbers	First Himalayan summit climbers	High-altitude trekking with easier summit

📍 Recommended Larke Peak Climbing Itinerary (18 Days)

This itinerary includes acclimatization, Manaslu trekking, summit day, and return. It's ideal for 2025 spring/autumn seasons.

🗓️ Day-by-Day Breakdown

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,350m)
– Airport pickup, hotel transfer, expedition briefing

Day 2: Kathmandu – Trek preparation and permit processing
– Gear check, optional sightseeing

Day 3: Drive to Machha Khola (870m) via Soti Khola – 8–9 hrs drive
– Scenic drive through mid-hill villages and rivers

Day 4: Trek to Jagat (1,340m) – 6 hrs
– Enter Manaslu Restricted Area

Day 5: Trek to Deng (1,860m) – 6 hrs
– Beautiful waterfalls and pine forests

Day 6: Trek to Namrung (2,660m) – 6–7 hrs
– Buddhist influence increases

Day 7: Trek to Samagaon (3,530m) – 6 hrs
– Fantastic views of Mt. Manaslu and monasteries

Day 8: Acclimatization Day in Samagaon
– Side hike to Manaslu Base Camp or Birendra Lake

Day 9: Trek to Samdo (3,875m) – 4 hrs
– Dry, alpine scenery; yak pastures

Day 10: Trek to Dharamsala / Larke Phedi (4,460m) – 4 hrs
– Base camp for Larke La and peak access

Day 11: Climb to High Camp (approx. 5,300m)
– Set up camp, prepare gear, acclimatize

Day 12: Summit Day: Larke Peak (6,249m) and return to Base Camp or Bhimtang
– Early morning start; use fixed ropes; stunning Himalayan views from summit

Day 13: Trek to Bhimtang (3,720m) – via Larke La Pass
– Cross Larke La (5,160m), descend to green meadows

Day 14: Trek to Tilje (2,300m) – 6 hrs
– Return to lowland forest and Gurung villages

Day 15: Trek to Dharapani (1,960m), then Jeep to Besisahar – 6 hrs
– End of trek

Day 16: Drive back to Kathmandu – 6–7 hrs
– Hotel check-in, relax

Day 17: Contingency Day (Weather/Rest/Buffer)
– For delays or recovery

Day 18: Final departure
– Airport drop-off