Mt. Pharchamo (Pharchemuche) Expedition

Overview

Climbing Peak Pharchamo forms part of the Rolwaling Himal in Nepal which rises high above the Tesi Lapcha. The peak with its elegant snowy summit was first ascended by Dennis Davies and Phil Boultbee in 1955. There is confusion over the name as the Nepal Mountaineering Association call this peak Pharchemuche.

Expeditions and Climbing Peaks

All our expeditions and climbing peaks are supported by satellite phone, two way radio, support oxygen (when required) and comprehensive first aid medical kit. We only use top quality expedition tents.

High Altitude Warning

Safety is a major consideration during all our expeditions however there are dangers involved in climbing 6000m, 7000m and 8000m peaks that cannot be avoided. The extreme altitude, weather, cold and other mountaineering hazards ensure high altitude climbing has unavoidable risks at the best of times, members of our expeditions need to be aware of these dangers and accept that they are an integral part of high altitude mountaineering.

Trek Classification 

Please contact us for full Expedition Itinerary and Dates Mt Pharchamo

Outline Itinerary

Personal Equipment

To join a Mt Pharchamo Peak expedition you need the following specialist equipment: 

• Ice Axe
• Crampons
• Harness
• 2 x Tape slings
• 2 x Screwgate Karabiners
• Descender / Abseil Device
• Ascender (e.g. Jumar)
• Prussic Loops
• Plastic mountaineering boots with Neoprene Overgaiters or 'System' boots (for example, La Sportiva Olympus Mons)
• 5 Season Sleeping Bag.

Full specialist equipment list click here.

Details of equipment hire click here.

All other equipment is as is needed on a normal high altitude trek. A complete climbing equipment and clothing list is included in the expedition pack, which will be sent to you on booking along with details of our Equipment Hire Service.

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You must have adequate insurance for this type of trek. Click here