Patrasi Peak

Climb one of the rarely summited peaks of Nepal surrounded by exceedingly beautiful mountains and eye feasting landscapes.

Highlights

• Airport to airport itinerary
• Stay at Ethico Retreat
• Be in the less explored and untouched part of Nepal
• Experience rural trekking
• Witness the natural and cultural wonders of western Nepal

1. Day 1Arrive in Kathmandu

   Our team meets you at Kathmandu airport and drives you to Ethico Retreat, where you settle in, get a short welcome and rest.

2. Day 2Orientation and city tour

   Breakfast at the café, then trek preparation with your guide: local customs, the route on a map and a simple packing list. The rest of the day is a tour of Kathmandu to understand its culture, faith and the social issues behind our work.

3. Day 3Fly to Nepalgunj to Jumla- trek to Dilli Chaur
4. Day 4Trek to Muhari
5. Day 5Trek to Patrassi Base Camp
6. Day 6-12Climbing Patrassi Peak (6450 m)
7. Day 13Trek back to Muhari
8. Day 14Trek to Jumla
9. Day 15Fly to Nepalgunj and back to Kathmandu
10. Day 16Rest and debrief

    Breakfast at the café and a chat with the team about your trip, then a free day: mountain biking, bungee jumping or shopping for gifts are all options nearby.

11. Day 17Depart

    A driver takes you to the airport a few hours before your flight, after your last goodbyes.

Jumla
District

Dolpa
District

Shey Phoksundo National Park

Kasi Dalpha6,380 m

Trail map

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1KathmanduDays 1–2, 15–17 · 1,400 m

2JumlaDays 3, 14 · 2,370 m

3DillichaurDay 3

4MuhariDays 4, 13

5Patrasi Base CampDays 5–12

6PatrasiClimbing period · 6,450 m

10 km

1. 1KathmanduDays 1–2, 15–17 · Ethico Retreat, Patan · 1,400 m
2. 2JumlaDays 3, 14 · Fly via Nepalgunj · 2,370 m
3. 3DillichaurDay 3
4. 4MuhariDays 4, 13
5. 5Patrasi Base CampDays 5–12
6. 6PatrasiClimbing period · 6,450 m

The route follows the itinerary day by day. Flights are dotted lines. Camps are placed approximately. Where the trip comes back the same way, the line is drawn once. Contours every 500 m, traced from real elevation data (Terrain Tiles on AWS: SRTM and others). Roads, places, districts, water and landmarks © OpenStreetMap contributors.