Formerly known as the Fluted Peak, the first ascent of the Singu-Chuli Peak was made by Wilf Noyce and David Cox on its northeast face and the top section of the East Ridge. The Fluted Peak has proved to be a demanding attempt for most commercial climbing groups that concentrate on Tent Peak.  Singu Chuli 6,501m is the 3rd highest amongst the "Trekking Peaks" of Nepal and is situated in the Annapurna Sanctuary adjoined to Tharpu Chuli and across Hiunchuli trekking peaks placing a privileged, splendid amphitheater of glaciers and nodes with, in the background the mythical southern face of Annapurna. The first summit on the long ridge is thrown down from Tarke Kang (Glacier Dome), which separates the South and West Annapurna Glaciers. Climbing Singu Chuli requires Good knowledge of technical climbing skills especially on summit day, such as walking with crampons, zoomers, figure of eight to rappel down so it is preferable that you have used these previously. We recommend expedition participants train hard as this is a physically demanding peak climbing trip in the Annapurna region. However, it can be climbed by amateur mountaineers with basic climbing experience. 

Encounter many regular Annapurna Base Camp trekkers sharing warm cozy dining with them until Machhapuchhre (Fishtail) Base camp and acclimatization hike to famed Annapurna Base Camp is an exceptional part of the trip. Singu Chuli peak climbing leads through beautiful Gurung’s helmets above the Modi River upstream. You will enjoy great cultural and natural sites while approaching the Singu Chuli climb. Despite all these six days set aside for the summit Singu Chuli including the climbing clinic with the full support of Xtreme Climbers highly experienced helping crew and Climbing Sherpa Guide and members in a high-quality tented camp. Leading to the Singu Chuli expedition through the narrow gully being the most challenging segment of the trip. Climbing the much stiffer proposition below the Summit is some technical difficulties on this climb, however, the views from the top are astounding and make all the tough effort worthwhile.