Visit Pisang
- Hiking / Trekking
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Mountain
Pisang: How to get there?
1 days walk from ChamePisang: When to go?
In spring or autumnPisang: For how long?
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Pisang Vacations
2 reviews
An essential stopover before attacking the Annapurnas mountains - at 3,185m you'll need all your strength to cover its rocky, vertiginous heights.
Pisang: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
Small Himalayan village and a stage from the "around Annapurna" trek.
My suggestion
The village is divided into two, Pisang and Upper Pisang. The path to continue the trek is obviously more fun, if a little more tricky in the upper part.
An essential stopover before attacking the Annapurnas mountains - at 3,185m you'll need all your strength to cover its rocky, vertiginous heights.
My suggestion
As with most places during your holiday in Nepal and certainly during a hike in the Annapurnas, you'll be served with piping hot dishes of delicious Dal Bhat...
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