Sherson (Peak-3), standing at an impressive 6,010 meters, is located in the Makalu-Barun National Park of Nepal, offering a difficult but rewarding climb. The climbing expedition takes trekkers through remote, high-altitude terrain and introduces them to stunning landscapes, glacier fields, and the majestic Makalu range. This journey includes the chance to explore Makalu Base Camp and trek through untouched Himalayan villages.

This 22-day trek follows a challenging route starting with a flight to Tumlingtar, passing through Tashigaun, Khongma, and ultimately reaching the base camp for the summit attempt. Climbers will enjoy acclimatization breaks and beautiful trekking routes, culminating in the Sherson Peak summit. The expedition is a highlight of Himalayan trekking, combining mountaineering with high-altitude challenges and breathtaking views of the Himalayan range.

The climb requires technical climbing skills, proper mountain climbing gear, and careful preparation for altitude sickness. Sherpa support and guided trek services ensure expedition safety and success, with a focus on proper altitude acclimatization and mountain navigation. 

Sherson Peak is an ideal destination for those seeking adventure in trekking in Nepal, offering a mix of climbing fitness and cultural immersion. The summit push rewards climbers with unparalleled views of the surrounding peaks, making the 22-day trek a truly unforgettable experience. Whether you're an experienced mountaineer or looking to tackle high-altitude challenges, Sherson (Peak-3) provides a thrilling and rewarding expedition in the heart of the Makalu-Barun National Park.

Travel Notes:

Best Time to Trek & Climb

• Spring (April-May): Ideal for clear skies and stable weather conditions.
• Autumn (October-November): A great season with dry conditions, allowing clear mountain views.

Permits Required:

• Makalu-Barun National Park Entry Permit
• Sherson Peak Climbing Permit (Issued by Nepal Mountaineering Association)

Experience Needed:

• Basic mountaineering skills (using ice axe, crampons, and ropes).
• High-altitude trekking experience and fitness are required.
• Previous trekking and summit attempts are beneficial.

Acclimatization & Altitude Sickness:

• Rest days and gradual ascent help acclimatize trekkers to high altitudes.
• Proper hydration and rest are essential to avoid altitude sickness.

Route Overview:

• Begins with a flight to Tumlingtar, followed by a jeep ride to Num.
• Combination of trekking and camping throughout the journey.
• Key highlights include:
  • Trekking to Shipton and Keke La Pass.
  • Trekking to Yangle Kharka and Langmale Kharka.
  • Summit attempt at Sherson Peak (6,010m).
• Concludes with a return trek to Tumlingtar and a flight back to Kathmandu.

Accommodation:

• Lodges at lower altitudes.
• Tented camps at higher altitudes and near Sherson Peak Base Camp.

Duration & Camps:

• 22 days including trekking, acclimatization, and summit.
• Tented camps at higher altitudes.

Safety Tips:

• Acclimatization is crucial for summit success and safety.
• Use experienced guides for safe and successful navigation and climbing.
• Be prepared for unpredictable weather and challenging conditions.

Cultural & Natural Highlights:

• Trek through Makalu-Barun National Park, known for its diverse flora and fauna.
• Traditional Sherpa villages like Seduwa, Tashigaun, and Khongma provide a glimpse of the local culture.