Indoor and Outdoor Rock Climbing in Nepal is a popular sport activity.
Indoor Rock Climbing in Kathmandu
Indoor Rock Climbing is on an artificial wall. The Astrek Climbing Wall and Kathmandu Sport Climbing Wall are in Thamel (tourist center) in Kathmandu. You can do top rope, bouldering, and lead climb walls in these two indoor climbing gym centers. There are expert climbers, beginners, and experienced staff who help you get off the ground and ensure your safety. Beginners can take private indoor basic climbing lessons with a qualified instructor. You can rent climbing gear at these climbing gym centers.
Outdoor Rock Climbing in Nepal
Outdoor Rock Climbing in Nepal is an absolute rock out there in nature. We organize natural rock climbing for beginners, amateurs, and professionals to learn easy, medium, and challenging climbs. Our guide knows the cliffs well and can provide good techniques for doing these climbs safely. There are several natural rock climbing sites in Nepal.
Nagarjun cliffs:
Nagarjun climbing sport is the nearest natural rock-climbing site, about 3km from Thamel (tourist center) in Kathmandu. This sports site is located inside Nagarjun Shivapuri National Park on the western side of the valley. There are 17 climbing routes, about 15m to 35m tall, from 5A to 6C+, including two multi-pitch routes. Most of these routes are bolted for sport climbing, with bolted anchors at the top of each route.
Hattiban cliffs:
Hattiban climbing sport is in the southwest of the valley, in Pharping, which has excellent natural cliffs. It is about 20km from Thamel (tourist center) in Kathmandu. It takes about an hour to drive to Pharping and about half an hour to hike up to the pine forest. Three climbing sites have 14 technical routes from 5B to 6C+, including several slightly overhanging routes on the limestone cliffs. There are primarily single-pitch climbing routes, all bolted for sport climbing, with the bolted anchor at the top of each route.
Bimalnagar cliffs:
Bimalnagar rock climbing site is located away from Kathmandu, about 140km southwest of Nepal. It takes about five hours to drive from Bimalganar to Pokhara. It has over 35 climbing routes from grade 5A to 8A+, including four multi-pitch routes on natural rock. Some of the climbing routes are 55m in height. The routes are bolted for sport climbing with bolted anchors at the top of each route. Bimalnagar Cliff is suitable for beginners and expert climbers.
We need some climbing gear for natural rock climbing. This is as follows.
There are also several bolted routes with bolted anchors for rock climbing en route to the Everest trek.
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