{"id":338,"date":"2023-12-11T05:19:24","date_gmt":"2023-12-11T05:19:24","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/my.climberca.com\/?p=338"},"modified":"2025-11-20T09:09:10","modified_gmt":"2025-11-20T09:09:10","slug":"77-mt-gyajikang-7-038m-23-090-ft-expedition","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/climberca.com\/index.php\/77-mt-gyajikang-7-038m-23-090-ft-expedition\/","title":{"rendered":"Mt. Gyajikang 7,038m. \/ 23,090 ft. Expedition"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"Gyajikang\"<\/p>\n

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Gyajikeng Peak is located in the Peri Himal mountain system northeast of Manang and is open for climbing only after 2002. It is interesting for its height and the availability of routes from relatively simple to technically complex.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Expedition Itinerary: A<\/strong><\/p>\n

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu airport, meet our staff then transfers to Hotel.
\nDay 02: Kathmandu free.
\nDay 03: Official works for expedition and briefing by officer of Ministry of Tourism.
\nDay 04: Kathmandu \u2013 Khuldi then transfer to Teahouse\/Tented Camp.
\nDay 05: After Porter arrangement start to walk \u2013 Ngadi overnight.
\nDay 06: Ngadi \u2013 Jagat 1314m.
\nDay 07: Jagat \u2013 Dharapani 1943m.
\nDay 08: Dharapani \u2013 Koto 2713m.
\nDay 09: Koto \u2013 Daramsala.
\nDay 10: Daramsala \u2013 Phugaon.
\nDay 11: Phugaon \u2013 Gyajinkhan Base camp.
\nDay 12-22: Climbing Period of Gyajikang 7038m.
\nDay 23: Base Camp Clean up and preparation.
\nDay 24: Base Camp \u2013 Daramsala. Tented Camp
\nDay 25: Daramsala \u2013 Dharapani.
\nDay 26: Dharapani \u2013 Jagat.
\nDay 27: Jagat \u2013 Ngadi.
\nDay 28: Ngadi \u2013 Bhulbhule & drive back to Kathmandu then transfer to Hotel.
\nDay 29: Kathmandu free.
\nDay 30: Last minute, transfer to airport for onward journey.<\/p>\n

Expedition Itinerary: B<\/strong>
\n(Entry: Pokhara, Exit: Besi Shahar)<\/p>\n

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu airport, meet our staff then transfers to Hotel.
\nDay 02: Kathmandu free.
\nDay 03: Official works for expedition and briefing by officer of Ministry of Tourism.
\nDay 04: Kathmandu \u2013 Pokhara by tourist Bus then transfer to Hotel.
\nDay 05: Pokhara \u2013 Manang (Humde) 3195m. flight and overnight.
\nDay 06: Humde rest for acclimatization.
\nDay 07: Humday \u2013 Ngawal village.
\nDay 08: Ngawal \u2013 Camp under Kang La pass.
\nDay 09: Kang La Pass BC \u2013 Nar village.
\nDay 10: Nar Village\u2013 Gyaji Kang Base Camp.
\nDay 11-21: Climbing periods for Gyajikang 7038m.
\nDay 22: Base Camp Clean up and preparation.
\nDay 23: Base Camp \u2013 Daramsala.
\nDay 24: Daramsala \u2013 Dharapani.
\nDay 25: Dharapani \u2013 Jagat.
\nDay 26: Jagat \u2013 Ngadi.
\nDay 27: Ngadi \u2013 Bhulbhule and drive back to Kathmandu then transfers to Hotel.
\nDay 28: Kathmandu free.
\nDay 29: Kathmandu free.
\nDay 30: Last minute, transfer to airport for onward journey.<\/p>\n

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