Chulu East: Geography and Name
Elevation recorded at 6,584 m (21,601 ft).
Located in the Damodar Himal range above Manang.
Technical Grade: Involves climbing a broken glacier with crevasses and a sharp final snow ridge.

"Manang Sky Peak"
Chulu East is higher than Chulu West and presents a more technically complex objective.
Overlooking the Manang Valley, it demands good glacier skills and navigation.
Route, acclimatisation and permit notes for Chulu East from the Nepal Side side, plus practical safety advice.
Elevation recorded at 6,584 m (21,601 ft).
Located in the Damodar Himal range above Manang.
Technical Grade: Involves climbing a broken glacier with crevasses and a sharp final snow ridge.
Approached via the Jhame/Leder valley from the main Annapurna Circuit path.
The standard season on Chulu East is Spring & Autumn (Mar–May / Sep–Nov). Crevasse Danger: Roped team travel required across the upper glacier.
Approaches to Chulu East begin from Nepal Side in Manang District, where the main objective is the South East Ridge. Confirm current permit, insurance, and national park requirements before departure.
Plan for road travel to the Nepal Side trailhead, then several days of walking before you reach the foot of Chulu East. Gain height gradually, take a rest day before moving to high camp, and keep a spare weather day in reserve during Spring & Autumn.
Summit day on a 6,584 m objective is long, so start early and set a clear turn-around time. If the South East Ridge is crowded or the snow is unstable, waiting a day is almost always better than pushing on.
Chulu East "Manang Sky Peak" stands at 6,584 m in Manang District, Annapurna Region. The figures below summarise the mountain for trip planning.