From a single Base Camp in the Jugal Range, climbers can access severalsurrounding peaks, each requiring its own high camp. The mountains arelocated close to one another, allowing multiple summit attempts within thesame expedition. This makes the area efficient, adventurous, and ideal forclimbing different peaks from one central base.Several peaks remain unclimbed:Jugal II (6,518 m),Jugal III (6,184 m)Jugal IV (5,936 m).Easiest peak: Jugal IV (5,922 m).
JUGAL V (5922M)

Ascent: 400 M
Descent: 40 M
Time: 3 hours trekking
Distance: 2 KM
From Basecamp there is an easy route, and you have to walk along a rocky path.
Accommodation: Camping
Ascent: 722 M
Descent: 1222 M
Time: 5–6 hours climbing and 3 hours descent
Distance: 4 KM
This is the easiest peak, with no overhangs, no icefalls, and no crevasses.
JUGAL I (6591M) AND II (6518M)

Trip Grade: Difficult and Technical
Record: Jugal II Unclimbed
Climbing Route: East Face
Ascent: 400 M
Descent: 0 M
Time: 4 hours trekking
Distance: 2 KM
From Base Camp, an easy route leads through the Jugal Glacier.
Accommodation: Camping
Ascent: 722 M
Descent: 1222 M
Time: 5–6 hours climbing and 3 hours descent
Distance: 4 KM
Summit (6–7 hours one way) back to High Camp. It is recommended to summit before 10 AM to enjoy a clear 360° view of the Jugal Range.
GYALZEN PEAK (6151M.)

Accommodation: Camping
Ascent: 400 M
Descent: 0 M
Time: 4 hours trekking
Distance: 2.5 KM
From Basecamp, there is an easy route, and you walk through the Jugal Glacier.
Ascent: 722 M
Descent: 1222 M
Time: 5–6 hours climbing and 3 hours descent
Distance: 4 KM
JUGAL III(6184M.)

Trip Grade: Technical
Record: Unclimbed
Climbing Route: East Face
Ascent: 400 M
Descent: 0 M
Time: 4 hours trekking
Distance: 2 KM
From Base Camp, an easy route leads through the Jugal Glacier.
Ascent: 884 M
Descent: 1250 M
Time: 6–7 hours climbing and 3 hours descent
Distance: 4 KM
JUGAL IV(5936M.)

Trip Grade: Technical
Record: Unclimbed
Climbing Route: East Face
Ascent: 400 M
Descent: 0 M
Time: 4 hours trekking
Distance: 2 KM
Packing the right gear makes a big difference to your trekking experience. To keep things easy and comfortable, one porter is assigned for every two trekkers. Each porter carries a maximum of 22 kg, so the luggage allowance is 11 kg per trekker.
We recommend sharing a duffle bag (60+ liters) with your trekking partner for porter use. You should also carry a small daypack (20–30 liters) for valuables, documents, water, and daily essentials. Any extra luggage can be securely stored at your hotel free of charge during the trek
While personal preferences may vary, the following packing list will help you stay warm, safe, and comfortable on the trail.
We can provide you with a (used, nonwaterproof) duffle bag, (used) down jacket, and (used) sleeping bag if you donot have your own