The 800-km stretch of the Nepal Himalaya is the greatest in the world with eight peaks that rise above 8000 m including Mt. Everest. Ever since the country opened its peaks to climbers in 1949, the Nepal Himalaya has become a great theatre of mountaineering activity and the drama of success and failure have provided impetus to thousands of men and women to the ultimate challenges. The Nepal Himalaya has been an attraction to many people, be they saints, philosophers, researchers or adventures.
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PEAK CLIMBING PEAK OPENED FOR FOREIGN EXPEDITION:
| Name of Peak |
Height (in meter) |
Region |
| Hiunchuli |
6441m |
Annapurna |
| Singu Chuli |
6501m |
Annapurna |
| Mera Peak |
6654m |
Khumbu |
| Kusum Kangru |
6367m |
Khumbu |
| Kwandge |
6011m |
Khumbu |
| Chulu West |
6419m |
Annapurna |
| Chulu East |
6584m |
Annapurna |
| Island Peak |
6160m |
Khumbu |
| Pacharmo Peak |
6187m |
Rolwaling |
| Lobuche Peak |
6119m |
Khumbu |
| Ramdung |
5925m |
Rolwaling |
| Pisang Peak |
6091m |
Annapurna |
| Tharpu Chuli (Tent Peak) |
5663m |
Annapurna |
| Mardi Himal |
5587m |
Annapurna |
| Mehara Peak |
5849m |
Khumbu |
| Ganja-La Chuli |
5844m |
Langtang |
| Pokhalde |
5806m |
Khumbu |
| Paldor Peak |
5896m |
Langtang |
| Yala Peak |
5500m |
Langtang |
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