Kusum Kanguru Peak

Height: 6,367 m
Country:
Nepal flagNepal
Kusum Kanguru Peak, standing as a captivating jewel in the Himalayas, beckons climbers with its challenging ascent through steep ice slopes and rocky ridges, offering a thrilling journey amidst the stunning landscapes of the Khumbu region. What makes this climb truly special is the harmonious blend of technical difficulty and breathtaking views, providing intrepid adventurers with a unique and rewarding experience in the heart of Nepal's majestic mountains.

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Climbing Kusum Kanguru Peak

Difficulty

  • D: Hard (alpine grade 4)

When to go

  • April and May
  • October

Pictures from climbing Kusum Kanguru Peak

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Kusum Kanguru Peak mountain guides

Guide links

These guides offer organised mountaineering expeditions for Kusum Kanguru Peak. From here you can check each guides profile, or browse directly to their website to see the trip. You can separately view the guides directory to browse all guides in one place.

GuideInfoCost
Parikrama Treks & Expeditionview guides trip webpage from $2,765
Nepal Nomad Trekkingview guides trip webpage from $3,000
Unique Adventure International view guides trip webpage from $3,300
Asian hiking teamview guides trip webpage from $3,650
Peregrine Treks & Toursview guides trip webpage from $4,900
Life Dream Adventureview guides trip webpage from $5,900
Mountain Ram Adventuresview guides trip webpage from $6,000
Gokyo Treks & Expeditionview guides trip webpage from $6,475
World Expedition Nepalview guides trip webpage from $6,500
Peak climbing Nepalview guides trip webpage from $6,500

Kusum Kanguru Peak Summit view

What you can see from the summit of Kusum Kanguru Peak. Click and pan around the map to explore, and zoom in/out to see the names of neighbouring mountains.