The lower peaks in Nepal of around 6,000 meters are more popular as the Trekkers Peaks. However, even the trekker’s peaks are nonetheless a misnomer for novice trekkers. All these smaller peaks are still higher than the highest peaks in America & Europe. The trekking peak climbing requires some technical skill and previous experience. Some peaks are easier trekking peaks fantastic as beginner’s mountaineering trip. For some others, usually a well-equipped base camp is necessary and the ascent of a peak requires one or two high camps. The sharp ridged & snow areas of the mountains require the climbers to be roped and use crampons and ice axe.

Currently, 33 peaks have been categorized in two categories of Group A and Group as Trekking Peaks. A separate royalty has to be paid along with garbage deposit for climbing these trekking peaks.

Best time for Nepal Peak Climbing: The typical Himalayas climbing seasons apply: April-May before the monsoon, or October-November after the monsoon rains.

Some of the Popular Trekking Peaks and the Himalaya Ranges:

Annapurna Region:
Hiunchuli                                  6441meters
Mardi Himal                             5587meters
Singu Chuli                              6501meters
Tharpu Chuli                            5663meters

Everest Region:
Imja Tse                                   6189meters
Khungma Tse                         5820meters
Kwangde                                  6187meter
Mera Peak                                6476meters 

Langtang Region: 
Naya Kangri                             5846meters

Rolwaling Region:
Ramdung                                 5925meters   
       
Manang Region:
Chulu East & West                 Both around 6500meters