Tent Peak Climbing

Climbing Overview

While you visit Annapurna Base Camp, you can see Tent Peak formerly known as Tharpu Chuli in the Nepali version. The altitude of Tent Peak (5663m/18,575 ft), known as Tharpu Chuli in Nepali and placed South of Annapurna Base Camp.

After moderate Annapurna Base Camp trekking, if trekkers want to add peak climbing experience as beginners, the Tent Peak/Tharu Chuli is the best option.

We can confidently say trekking to Annapurna Base Camp and Climb the Tent Peak(Tharpu Chuli) is one of the best adventure trips in Annapurna, Nepal.

Climbing Tent peak is comparatively easier than other renowned peaks such as Mera Peak and Island Peak.

The top of the peak resembles the shape of a Tent, that’s why it’s known as Tent Peak. As it’s the height of 5663m / 18580 ft, the climbing tent peak is suitable for all adventure enthusiasts. The extra benefit of this peak climbing is before heading to the peak, you’ll be at the base camp of Annapurna( 10th highest peak of the world). This trip is a mix of the most popular trekking with the least popular climbing as well.

You might be wondering whether views are very less than other trekking peaks as the maximum height is 5663m. That’s not exactly because though it is comparatively less height peak than others, views of Annapurna Ranges from submit is just awe-inspiring/unbeatable.

This small peak stands at the beautiful Annapurna Sanctuary Zone. Before touching the base camp of the peak, you’ll pass beautiful villages of Annapurna such as Ghanduk and Chhomrong.

Is it Difficult to submit Tent Peak/Tharpu Chuli?

We can say it is also for keen peak climbers as the maximum height is 5663m from sea level.

This easy climbing does not require any previous experience or technical skills. The trekkers can successfully complete the journey.

Tent Peak Climbing Highlights