Mt. Lamjung Himal (6983m) is a rare and historic Himalayan objective, located between the Manaslu and Annapurna ranges. Known for its technical climbing sections, long summit ridge, and remote expedition character, Lamjung offers an authentic high-altitude mountaineering experience for serious climbers.
Summit Record Highlight:
In the last Autumn season (27th Oct 2025), the Himalaya Summit Club team successfully reached the summit of Mt. Lamjung — marking one of the first successful ascents in over 52 years since the original first ascent, re-establishing Lamjung as a premier technical and exploratory expedition in Nepal.
Why Mt. Lamjung?
Expedition Cost: Available on Request
Pricing varies based on group size, service level, and customization options.
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Training & Experience Requirements
Recommended Experience
Pre-Expedition Training
Himalaya Summit Club can provide a custom pre-expedition training program for participants upon confirmation.
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Safety & Support
For a 7000m peak expedition, the ideal helmet should prioritize minimal weight to reduce fatigue at high altitude, strong durability for protection against rockfall and impacts, and—crucially—sufficient internal space to comfortably accommodate warm headwear such as balaclavas or beanies underneath.
Recommend: Petzl Sirocco or Black Diamond Vision Mips
For a 7000m peak expedition, an adjustable alpine harness ensures a secure fit over layers, with adaptable waist and leg loops. A slightly thicker waist belt adds comfort during longer hangs, while a lightweight, durable design is essential.
Recommended: Petzl Altitude (ultralight) or Grivel Himani
A double boot features a removable insulated inner boot and a durable outer shell with integrated sole and gaiter, designed for high-altitude expeditions on glaciated 7000m peaks. The inner boot can be removed to dry inside a sleeping bag or in the sun, helping maintain warmth over multiple days.
Recommended options:
La Sportiva G2 – lightest and warmest, BOA system (premium)
Scarpa Phantom 6000 – lighter, suitable up to 7000m, slightly less warm
For a 7000m peak expedition, crampons provide essential traction on snow and ice for safe movement in alpine terrain. Lightweight steel 12-point crampons with horizontal front points offer the best balance of durability and stability on mixed terrain (snow, ice, and rock).
Recommended models:
Petzl Vasak – lightweight, reliable all-round mountaineering
Black Diamond Sabretooth – versatile and durable on mixed terrain
Grivel G12 – classic, robust, and dependable for high altitude
An ice axe is a key mountaineering tool used for balance, self-arrest, and climbing on snow and ice. For 7000m peaks, a lightweight, slightly curved (semi-technical) axe is recommended, as it allows better performance on steeper sections where fixed ropes may not be present. Length should be chosen based on your height and terrain.
Recommended models:
DMM Vertex – lightweight, technical, and versatile
Black Diamond Raven Pro – light and reliable for general mountaineering
Both HMS (pear-shaped) and auto-locking carabiners are essential for a 7000m expedition, serving complementary roles in high-altitude mountaineering.
HMS carabiners are ideal for belaying, Munter hitch use, rappelling, and anchor management due to their large, rounded shape. Auto-locking carabiners are highly recommended in cold environments, as they reduce the risk of accidental opening when screwgates freeze or loosen, and are easier to handle with gloves.
For 7000m peaks, carry a combination of both, prioritizing reliability and ease of use with mittens.
Recommended: Petzl Attache or DMM Boa
Quantity: 3–4 pieces
A jumar is a mechanical climbing device used to ascend a rope. It features a cam that grips the rope when weighted, allowing safe and efficient movement on fixed ropes and steep terrain.
Jumars are designed specifically for left-hand and right-hand use, and it is important to use the correct one in each hand for proper technique and safety. Typically, climbers use one in each hand for balance and efficient upward movement during mountaineering and rope work.
A compact metal device used to control the rope during belaying or rappelling. It provides friction to safely manage a climber’s fall, lower a partner, or descend in a controlled manner. Suitable for both single and double ropes depending on the device type.
You may choose a device that you are most comfortable using, such as an ATC Guide (with guide mode) or a Figure of Eight or Petzl Reverso
3 m long 8–9 mm dynamic rope for personal use, and a short rope for safety backup during jumaring and technical sections.
Prusik Rope – Small-diameter cord used for backup, ascending, self-rescue, or creating friction on a fixed rope. 3 meters around
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