Mt. Makalu Expedition
60 Days
MAKALU EXPEDITION (8,485 m)
“The Great Pyramid of the Himalayas.”
Overview
Mount Makalu, the fifth-highest mountain in the world, is known for its dramatic pyramid shape and remote wilderness. Located within Makalu Barun National Park, it offers a powerful blend of natural beauty and solitude.
Why This Journey Is Special
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Fifth-highest mountain on Earth
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Sacred association with Lord Shiva
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Exceptional biodiversity
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Remote expedition environment
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Rare Himalayan stillness
Journey Highlights
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Makalu Barun National Park trek
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Dense forests to glacial terrain
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Technical climbing sections
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Extended acclimatization
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Pristine mountain silence
Itinerary (55–60 Days)
Best Season
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April to May
Difficulty Level
Very Challenging
Did You Know? — Mount Makalu
is named after Maha Kala, a powerful form of Lord Shiva symbolizing time and transformation.
The Makalu-Barun region is one of the few places where tropical forests and permanent ice exist within a short vertical distance.
Makalu is among the least crowded 8,000-meter peaks, preserving its raw wilderness and spiritual atmosphere.