Chulu Far East Trekking Peak Climbing (6,059m)

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Duration
15 Days
Trip Grade
Strenuous
Country
Nepal
Maximum Altitude
6,059m
Group Size
2/12 pax
Starts
Kathmandu
Ends
Kathmandu
Activities
Peak Climbing in Nepal
Best Time
Spring season (from March to May) and Autumn season (from September to November)

Overview 

The Chulu Far East, this stunning trekking peak climbing, lies in the popular trekking destination, north-central Nepal, above the Manang Valley in the Annapurna region of Nepal, and the Chulu Far East trekking peak climbing journey is combined with the Annapurna Circuit trek. It’s a popular destination for climbers who are looking for a moderately challenging Himalayan adventure without the extreme technical demands of higher peaks.

Chulu Far East Peak has been classified as group ‘B’ in the NMA (Nepal Mountaineering Association) peak climbing list, a.k.a., it is considered a trekking peak that needs the use of specialized mountaineering equipment. Even though among the three Chulu peaks, the Chulu Far East is considered to be the most straightforward mountain with a temperate difficulty level.

This peak is situated at an elevation of roughly 6,059 meters above sea level. Chulu Far East is considered one of the more accessible trekking peaks as well as great for climbers with basic mountaineering skills. The Chulu Far East trekking peak climbing typically leads via the Annapurna Circuit, including Besi Sahar to Chame, Upper Pisang, Ngawal, and Yak Kharka up to Chulu Far East Base Camp (4,950 meters), crossing through the low-land rice fields, rivers, waterfalls, rhododendron forests, pine trees, and alpine rhododendron up to the high pastureland. In addition, it offers the majestic panoramic vistas of several mountain ranges, including Mt. Annapurna II (7,937 m), III (7,555 m), & IV (7,525 m), Mt. Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), Mt. Gangapurna (7,455 m), Mt. Manaslu (8,163 m), Glacier Dome, Mt. Machhapuchhre (6,997 m), Mt. Pisang Peak (6,091 m), Himal Chuli (7,893 m), Mt. Nilgiri (6,600 m), Chulu West Peak (6,410 m), and several others.

Highlights

  • Get the astonishing climbing experience of Chulu Far East trekking Peak climbing 6,059 meters.
  • Offers the panorama vista of the Mt Annapurna the world’s 10th highest mountain ranges, Mt Dhaulagiri, Mt. Gangapurna, Mt. Manaslu, Mt. Machhapuchhre, Mt. Pisang peak, Mt.Nilgiri, and several others peaks.
  • Trek through traditional Tibetan-influenced villages like Pisang, Humde, and Ngawal.
  • Explore Buddhist monasteries, Mani walls with hundreds of prayer wheels, and the sacred Muktinath Temple.
  • Considered the easiest among the Chulu Peaks, ideal for beginner climbers with basic mountaineering training.
  • Journey from lush Rhododendron forests to high alpine meadows and glacial moraines.
  • Compared to Everest region peaks, Chulu Far East offers a more serene and off-the-beaten-path experience.

Climbing History and Most Common Route of Chulu Far East

This majestic mountain, Chulu Far East (6,059 m), was first climbed through the Northeast Ridge on July 23, 1955, by Heinz Steinmetz, Harald Biller, Fritz Lobbichler, and Jurgen Wellenkamp, who were the German expedition team, so still the most common summit route of Chulu Far East is the Northeast Ridge. Likewise, it lies to the north of the main Annapurna Himal, and Chulu Far East is located in a tundra climate zone with cold, snowy winters and cool summers.

Why Choose the Chulu Far East Trekking Peak Climbing with Sherpa Summits?

We offer a blend of expert guidance, cultural immersion, and personalized service that elevates your Himalayan adventure from memorable to truly exceptional. Sherpa summits typically employ seasoned guides with deep local knowledge and high-altitude experience, as well as provide pre-summit instruction on using crampons, ice axes, and ropes, which ensures you’re confident and safe. Likewise, the use of pulse oximeters, first aid kits, and emergency evacuation plans are standard on most trips as backup support if something happens to the initial treatment.

In addition, it provides the authentic Himalayan experience and well-organized logistics, such as if possible providing local people to share culture and history of the areas. These itineraries cover your permits, domestic flights, accommodation, meals, and group gear, as well as extra days for acclimatization and weather delays built in to maximize summit success. In comparison to Island Peak or Mera Peak, Chulu Far East offers solitude and serenity. 

At last, trekkers often praise Sherpa-led climbs for their warm hospitality, deep cultural insight, and unwavering support on summit day, so we provide expert mountain Sherpa guides to your Chulu Far East summit success. Although it’s not just about reaching the top, it’s about the journey, the people, and the stories you collect along the way.

The Climbing Gear and Equipment list of the Chulu Far East Peak Climbing

To Climb Chulu Far East 6,059 meter is a thrilling Himalayan adventure experience that blends trekking with moderate mountaineering. To make your summit bid safe and successful, here’s a comprehensive list of essential gear and equipment you will need which have mentioned below:-

Climbing Gear

  • These are must haves for the summit push and glacier travel:-
  • Mountaineering or Alpine boots (insulated, crampon-compatible)
  • Crampons (steel, adjustable)
  • Ice axe (classic mountaineering style)
  • Climbing harness
  • Helmet (lightweight, certified)
  • Carabiners (lock and non-lock)
  • Belay/rappel device
  • Prusik cords or ascenders
  • Rope (usually provided by guide)

Clothing Layers

  • Prepare for temperature ranging from -20 degree Celsius to +10 degree Celsius:-
  • Base layers (moisture-wicking thermal tops and bottoms)
  • Waterproof and windproof shell (Gore-Tex or similar)
  • Insulated pants and shell trekking pants
  • Warm hat, balaclava, and neck gaiter
  • Summit gloves )liner+ insulated outer)
  • Gaiters (to keep snow out of boots)
  • Sunglasses (UV-protected, glacier-rated)

Trekking and Camping Essentials

For the approach trek and base camp:-

  • Backpack (50-65L for gear, 20-30L for summit day)
  • Sleeping bag (rated to at least -20 degree Celsius)
  • Sleeping pad or inflatable mattress
  • Trekking poles
  • Headlamp (with extra Batteries)
  • Water bottles and/or hydration bladder
  • Personal first aid kit and medications
  • Sunscreen and lip balm (SPE50+)
  • Toiletries and quick-dry towel
  • High calorie snacks (nuts, bars, dried fruit)
  • Water purification tablets or filter

Documents and Permits

These are most essential document that are required for you are trekking peak climbing of Chulu Far East.

  • Passport and visa
  • Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACP)
  • Chulu Far East climbing permit (covers Chulu Far East)
  • TIMS card (trekker’s Information Management System)
  • Travel insurance (must include high-altitude rescue)

Chulu Far East Trekking Peak Climbing (6,059m) Itinerary

Kathmandu to KathmanduExpand all
Max Altitude: 1,337m Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Hotel 🏩

On arrival day,, your airport representative will be waiting at Tribhuvan International Airport to Pick you up and welcome you. After that, you will transfer to the hotel in an official vehicle. Accommodations are set as per your requirements. Takea shower, rest, and if you need short Sightseeing after taking a short rest:: then we recommend you it the world heritage sites Boudhanath Stupa, Sawoyambu (Monkey Temple), Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Patan Durbar Square, Basantapur Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, and so on,, which might be perfect for peace and relaxation. In the evening there will be a welcome dinner and briefing about the trekking and peak climbing.

Overnight Stay at Kathmandu.

Max Altitude: 760m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Hotel 🏩

Today, you drivefrom Kathmandu to Besi Sahar. Which s at an elevation of 7,600600 meters above sea level. You will drive on the Prithvi Highway, moving along with the soaring Trishuli and Marysangdi rivers asshrough several variant scenic settlements, charming waterfalls, high hills, and lush forests,, enjoying the panoramicc vistas of the Himalayan range on the far right side. Afterewew hours of adventurous driving,g, you will leave the highway behind, switching trails to the Himalayan road and heading along the middle hills of the Dumre. While entering the Marsyangdi Valley, first you makeyour way toward Besisahar, which is the well-known resting destination for the Annapurnaurna Circuit Trek. Where are you going to spend your night?xplore Besisahar if you have time and relax your night here. The total hours it takes to reach ar is approximately 6 to 7 drivingng a bus.

Overnight Stay at Besisahar.

Max Altitude: 2,670m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Hotel 🏩

The lovely morning starts at Besisahar to Chame,, which is located at an elevation of of 2,670 meters above sea level. Breakfast will be at the hotel,otel, and after that, we willll continue toward Chame. The Chame village is of the Annapurna Circuit Trek,, but the actual starting point of the trek is usually Besisahar, and from there, trekkers can walk through various villages and scenic routes to reach Chame. In contrast,, you will drive from sahar to Chame by jeep,, which takes approximately 6 to 7 hours. In between these roads,see scenic views of rivers, waterfalls,, tropical areas,, forests, and several otheramazing natural beauty things.

Overnight Stay at Chame.

Max Altitude: 3,300m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Lodge

Today you walk along the bank of the Marsyangdingdi River through lovely pine forestss to Talekhu,, which s at an altitude of 2,720 meters, and and Bhratang,, 2,850 meters above sea level. After crossing a bend to the rocky trail with the with the natural sound of the riveriver and mountain’s view, you will continue to to cross back to the south bank of the Marsyangdi via a suspensionon bridge before reachinging Swarga Dwari (Gate to Heaven),, and then after a longng walk and climb over a ridge again, you will, you will have to trek through blue pine forests to the Dhukur Pokhar. The trail to Pinsang is a sandydy and flat trail.

Overnight Stay at Pisang.

Max Altitude: 3,660m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Lodge or Teahouse

A peaceful, traditional settlement with Tibetan-style architecture, prayer flags fluttering in the wind,, and cozy teahouses. It’s a great place to acclimatize before heading to Manang.

The trails are usually steep zigzag ascentss along with the panoramicc vistas of surrounding mountains and diverse flora and fauna. A beautiful town nestled in the shadow of Chulu Peak, with views of the Annapurna ranges.

Overnight stay at Ngawal.

Max Altitude: 3,660m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Lodge or Teahouse

Today is your day six of this amazing peak climbing journey, and the day is for hiking up to Kang La Pass and acclimatizing. After the hike and spending moments at the pass, you will be back at Ngawal. Do explore Ngawal and get the wonderful experience of the Tibetan culture, lifestyles, and nearby heritage sites.

Overnight Stay at Ngawal.

Max Altitude: 3,730m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Lodge or Teahouse

The trek carries on towards Yak Kharka, which lies at an elevation of 3,730 meters above sea level. To reach Yak Kharka from Ngawal, it takes around 3 to 4 hours by walk. The trails are usually up, down, and straight in some sections, as well as offering the panoramic vista of the surrounding peaks, including Chulu Far East Peak.

Overnight Stay at Yak Kharka.

Max Altitude: 4,950m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Tent 🎪

Today you separate from the classic Annapurna Circuit trek and create your way to Chulu Far East Base Camp. During your trek you will absolutely get the panoramic views of the mountains, including Chulu Far East peak, Annapurna, Nilgiri, and several other peaks. 

Overnight Stay at Base Camp.

Max Altitude: 5,400m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Tent 🎪

The day is climbing uphill towards straight north to Chulu Far East High Camp. Here you prepare yourselves for the peak climbing.

Overnight Stay at High Camp.

Max Altitude: 6,059m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Tent 🎪

The summit day begins early in the morning, nearly 2/3 am, in the dark stars light. On the summit day, you have to climb steeply up to a col at 5,500 meters high camp. From high camp you see the magnificent summit ridge ahead of you, and climbing routes are usually steep, and your climbing Sherpa mountain guide will fix ropes on the steeper sections. After hours of climbing effort, you reach the summit of the Chulu Far East, 6,059 meters above sea level, which rewards you with splendid views from the top of the summit, including Gangapurna, the Annapurna ranges, Manaslu to your left, and Tibet to your back. After a successful summit of Chulu Far East, you descend down to high camp, and after having a rest and taking lunch, you continue back down to the Yak Kharka to spend the night.

Overnight Stay at Yak Kharka.

Max Altitude: 3,280m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Lodge

The day is kept retracing back from the Yak Khark via Ngawal to Humde, which is located at an elevation of 3,280 meters above sea level. It takes around 5 to 6 hours, and the trails are typically downhill up to Humde village.

Overnight Stay at Humde.

Max Altitude: 760m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Hotel 🏩

Today you drive by Jeep towards Besi Sahar, and it takes you nearly 6 to 7 hours’ drive from Humde to Besi Sahar. The day is the second-to-last day, and the night spending is the last at Besi Sahar in the Annapurna region, and from tomorrow you will be in Kathmandu. Enjoy your last night of this remarkable Annapurna Circuit along with the Chulu Far East trekking and peak climbing journey.

Overnight Stay at Besi Sahar.

Max Altitude: 1,337m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Hotel 🏩

The day is full of travel by jeep or bus until you reach Kathmandu Valley, which takes you about 6 to 7 hours of driving, passing through the Marsyandgi rivers.

Overnight Stay in Kathmandu Valley.

Max Altitude: 1,337m Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, & DinnerAccommodation: Hotel 🏩

The day is full of rest, relaxation, and explorationin the valley, so it's all in your hands whether you want it or not. Furthermore, we recommend you go sightseeing at the world’s heritage sites, such as Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupati Temples, and Basanta Darbur Square, to get peace, happiness, and joy, as well as to relax while visiting this vibrant city and these peaceful sites.

Overnight Stay in Kathmandu.

Meals: Breakfast

Your adventure trekking peak climbing in Nepal came to an end today. We, the company, hope that you enjoyed your trekking peak climbing journey with your full of energy and efforts. If you have plenty of time, you can extend your date to explore more of the city and sightseeing around palaces where you might not reach before. Otherwise a representative from the office will drop you off at the Tribhuvan International Airport 1 or 2 hours before the flight schedule. From our side, have a safe flight to your home country. We hope that you will again come to visit Nepal. See you soon.

Chulu Far East Trekking Peak Climbing (6,059m) Cost Details

Includes

  • Arrival and departure transportation charges and domestic flight and bus or private jeep transportation charge of yours Trip.
  • Fully guided climb with climbing guides at 1:3 ratio (Guide to Client Ratio).
  • Four night 3 star hotel with breakfast in Kathmandu.
  • World’s heritages sites entry permit in Kathmandu.
  • Annapurna conservation Area Permit (ACAP) fee.
  • Satellite phone for emergency purpose and a nominal charge for personal use.
  • TIMS permit card fee (Trekker’s Information Management System).
  • Chulu Far East Trekking and Peak climbing permit authority paper from Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA).
  • Teahouses, lodges & hotels accommodation during trekking peak climbing.
  • Three meals every day (Breakfast, Lunch, dinner, dessert, & tea or coffee).
  • Group climbing gears
  • Use of personal climbing gears [Mountaineering Boots, Harness, Crampons, Helmet, Ascender, Rope, Ice Axe, Screw-gate Carabiners (Lock & Unlock), Prusik Loop)
  • Guides summit bonus, insurances and allowances
  • Experienced English-speaking government license Holder Mountain, trekking, climbing Guide, and assistant guide.
  • Wages, food, transportation, equipment, insurance, and other facilities to guide/staff during the trek, Rescue arrangements, Local & government TAX-VAT, company service charges, etc.
  • Trip achievement certificate from Sherpa Summits (our company).
  • Chulu Far East Peak climbing, summit certificate from Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA).
  • Seasonal fruit during the trekking peak climbing.
  • Porters are hires from Kathmandu.
  • First Aid Kit with an Oximeter (an oximeter measures the saturation of oxygen carried in your red blood cells).
  • Duffel Bag, sleeping bag for the trekking (should return after trip).
  • Rescue arrangements

Excludes

  • Meals (Lunch & Dinner) in Kathmandu and if you extend you are stay in Kathmandu.
  • A full day sightseeing in Kathmandu with a city guide.
  • Your Travel/ Trekking insurance, - International airfare.
  • All kinds of alcoholic drinks, desserts, foods.
  • Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu or on the trek for any reason (Early arrival or delay, Early arrival from trek due to any reason)
  • Personal shopping, laundry, trekking equipment, etc.
  • Nepal Entry Visa fee.
  • Tips for mountain guides, porters, and assistant guides (Tipping is expected).

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Essential Information

How difficult/hard is the Chulu Far East trekking peak climbing for climbers?

The Chulu Far East Peak climb consists of an easier peak compared to other 6,000-meter-high peaks in Nepal, and there is a 100% success rate of summit. It is the most straightforward of all. So Chulu Far East Peak is not challenging and risky because of crevasses and serac fall, but it requires basic mountaineering skills, good physical fitness, strength, endurance, knowledge of using mountaineering equipment, and mental health, as well as preparedness for all climbing.

Altitude Sickness

The Chulu Far East trekking peak climbing is situated at an elevation of 6,059 meters above sea level. So of course there is a high chance of getting altitude sickness symptoms for you. However, be prepared to keep your body healthy, fit, and fine in every situation. Do regular exercise related to cardiovascular, increase your walking levels, and boost your strength, as well as run every day carrying a 10 kg bag. Drink plenty of water, eat energy bars and meals and seasonal fruits on time to keep your body healthy and fresh, and take outdoor training for peak climbing, such as natural rock climbing, artificial wall climbing, and mountaineering or climbing courses. If you have done all these and have previous experience trekking and climbing, then it will help you to complete the Chulu Far East peak climbing. As a trekker, you obviously need to know about altitude sickness symptoms and their prevention while trekking, traveling, peak climbing, and on expeditions, so here we have mentioned the altitude sickness symptoms and prevention methods below; they are as follows: 

  • AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) Symptoms: Vomiting, headache, fatigue/malaise, nausea, difficulty in breathing, dizziness, insomnia, loss of appetite, etc.

  • HACE (High Altitude Cerebral Edema) Symptoms: several headaches, weakness, loss of coordination, slurred speech, disorientation, memory loss, hallucinations (altered mental status), loss of consciousness, seizures, etc.
  • HAPE (High Altitude Pulmonary Edema) Symptoms: dry cough, chest tightness or pain, cough, dyspnea at rest, decreased exercise tolerance, pink froth, shortness of breath, etc.
  • Preventive Measures: Stay hydrated, ascend slowly, maintain your pace, listen to your body, get abundant rest, drink plenty of water using water purification tablets, eat carbohydrate-rich food, and do not drink alcohol or smoke while ascending, and descend as soon as possible if the condition is worse.

Best Time to Go Chulu Far East Trekking Peak Climbing

The best time to go to Chulu Far East is especially in the spring season (from March to May) and in the autumn season (from September to November). During these prime time seasons, you get clear skies, stable weather, moderate temperatures, and stunning mountain views, which make you feel fantastic about the lifetime experience of this adventure trekking peak climbing.

Chulu Far East Climbing Permits

To climb Chulu Far East, you are required to have the following things, which are mentioned below and which can be arranged through the trekking agencies.

  • Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) climbing permit.
  • Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP).
  • Trekkers Information Management System (TIMS) card.

Travel and peak climbing insurance for the Chulu Far East Trekking Peak Climbing?

Travel insurance in Nepal is compulsory for all trekkers, climbers, guides, assistant guides, and porters. It helps to cover the medical insurance of trekkers if he or she gets injuries during their trekking. Likewise, it ensures that you get quick helicopter evacuation and medical assistance services in case of an emergency, and we all know that foreigners are not allowed to purchase insurance from a Nepali insurer. While purchasing a travel insurance plan, make sure it covers helicopter evacuation from the Himalayas, medical bills, and all the required details of your trekking plus peak climbing risks at your origin place insurance company, which protects their interests in case of trip cancellation, helicopter evacuation, medical emergencies, other illnesses, lost luggage, theft, disasters, death, and many more.

Below we have mentioned some of the trekking and peak climbing insurance companies. They are as follows:

For Worldwide

  • World Nomads
  • Generali
  • IM Global

For UK Citizens

  • British Mountaineering Council (BMC)
  • DogTag UK
  • Adventures Insurance
  • Campbell Irvine

For USA/Canada Citizens

  • Travel Guard
  • IM Global
  • TuGo
  • Ripcord

For Europe

  • Europe Assistance
  • IHI Bupa
  • AXA Insurance
  • TCS (for Switzerland and France)

For Australian/New Zealand Citizens

  • Cover-More Travel Insurance
  • Ripcord Rescue Travel Insurance
  • 1 Cover Travel Insurance

For Malaysia/Singapore Citizens

  • AIG Travel Insurance
  • AIA Berhad
  • Alpha Global Solutions

Remind them that the above-mentioned insurance company is an impartial reference that can deliver a policy that covers your medical expenses, emergency evacuation, travel risk protection, and any other unforeseen conditions like loss of luggage, deaths, theft, and so on. Please do not forget to ask questions of yourinsurance company about these issues before buying the policy. Some insurance company policies do not meet your criteria for the required insurance coverage, as they only cover helicopter evacuation and do not covermedical expenses or any other risks. Even if they use manpower, such as Sherpas, there should not be gaps in searching and emergency medical evacuations in order to meet the terms and conditions. 

Accommodation & food during the trek

On this 15-day Chulu Far East Trekking Peak Climbing, at first, on arrival and departure day, you will spend the night at a 3-star hotel; likewise, during yourtrekking peak climbing period, you will spend the night at teahouses, lodges, and hotels. Lodges, teahouses, and hotels are well maintained with good quality services and luxury accommodations facilities with proper meals as per the requirements. The rooms are available as single rooms with attached bathrooms, twin beds with attached bathrooms, and couple beds with attached bathrooms or on a sharing basis. Furthermore, both Western-style toilets and Indian facilities are available for trekkers, and even if you want shared bathrooms, they are also available with warm hospitality services that make you feel like you are at home. At last, while trekking and peak climbing, carry all toiletries with you, including toilet paper and hand sanitizers for yourpersonal healthcare. 

  • Service in the Lodge, Hotel & Teahouse: Services like hot showers, Wi-Fi, and charging are available, which take you charge, which is not included in the trekking and peak climbing packages.
  • Drinking Water: You can either buy boiled water in the lodges, which will charge you extra and is too expensive, so make sure that if you do not want to buy water, you can use water purification tablets to filter it further to keep your body fit by drinking plenty of water during the adventure trekking plus peak climbing.
  • Snacks: Buy light snacks in Kathmandu for the trekking peak climbing. Pack nuts, items, energy bars, chocolates, and other things you love to eat during your trek journey, and if you buy them at the destination, it might not beyour choice, or even if it is, it will be so expensive due to the transportation charges.

FAQs for Chulu Far East Trekking Peak Climbing (6,059m)

The Chulu Far East is one of the most popular peak climbs in the Annapurna region, and it is not technical, challenging, or hard, and there is not much risk of falling into crevasses, but even though it is not difficult, you are required to have basic mountaineering skills, physical fitness, strength, and endurance, and you must be prepared for peak climbing, as well as have knowledge about weather, areas, and trekking peak climbing. 

Chulu Far East lies at an altitude of 6,059 meters above sea level, and it is located in the Annapurna region of north-central Nepal in the Manang district.

It takes 15 days to complete entry packages, and it is one of the off-the-beaten or less crowded trails among the Annapurna Circuit Trek.

To climb Chulu Far East peak, especially in the spring season from March to May and in the autumn season from September to November, these are the prime seasons for peak climbing. During these times you will get clear blue skies with stable weather, climate, and the temperature of the destinations.

Due to the less risky sections and not having crevasses compared to the Mera and Island Peak climbs, many trekkers and climbers want to climb the Chulu Far East Peak as well. It is a less crowded destination than the Everest region peaks.

The most common route to the Chulu Far East Peak is the northeast ridge, which was first followed by the German expedition team in 1955, and it is still the same; there are no changes that can occur.

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