The first trekkars in the Nepal were,of course,mountaineers who were either on thair way to climb peaks or were exploring routes up unclimbed peaks.There was furious mountaineering activity in Nepal from 1950 th the 1960s and all the 8000 metre peaks were climbed during this time.
since 1978 the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) has had the authority to issue permission for small-scale attempts on 18 peks.it is not necessary to go through a long application process,hire and equip a liaison officer or organise a huge assault on a major peak on order to try Himalayan mountaineering.The 18 'trekking peaks' provide a large range of difficulty and are situated through out Nepal.
Two organisations control climbing in Nepal.The Ministry of Tourism is responsible for major expedition and the Nepal Mountainering Association issues permits for the peaks that are open to trekking groups.The type of climbing that appeals to most trekkers is encompassed by the regulations for small peaks.

Peaks which can be climbed under the trekking peak regulation are

EVEREST REGION
Island peak (Imaja Tse) (6189 meters)
One steep and exposed 100 metre ice or snow climb,otherwise a nontechnical snow climb.
Kwangde (6187 metres )
The north face (seen from Namche) is a difficult climb.The southern side is a moderately technical climb (allow two to three weeks )from Lumding Kharka above Ghat.

Kusum Kangru (6369)
This is the most difficult of tthe trekking peaks.

Lobuje East ( 6119 )
Mera peak (Khongma Tse ) (5820 metres )
A rock and ice climb that is not difficult from either the Imaja valley or Lobuje.

Mera Peak ( 6476 metres)
Easy snow climb from the Mera la,but sometimes crevasses complicate the route.No food at all on the approach from Lukla.Require two weeks.
Pokhalde (5806 metres)
A short steep snow climb from the Kongma La above Tesi Lapche

ROLWALING REGION
Pharchamo (6187 metres)
A steep snow climb on a route subject to avalanches.The peak is just above Tesi Lapcha.
Ramdung (5925 metres )
The climb requires a long approach through Rolwalimg valley.Rolwaling is now closed,soyou must either climb from the south or obtain special permission for rolwaling.

MANANG REGION
Chalu East (6584metres )
The ascent starts after a long approach from Manang and needs one or two high camps.
Chalu West (6419 )
Climbers must make at least two high camps.The route circles Gusang peak to climb Chulu West from the north.
Pisang peak (6091 metres )
Long snow slong above pisang Village.Steep snow at the top.

LANGTANG REGION
Ganga La Chull (Naya Kangri ) (5846 metres )
Snow and rock Climb from a base camp either north or south og Ganja la.


ANNAPURNA REGION
Fluted Peak (Singu Chuli ) (6501)
The peak is related from the Annapurna Sanctuary.Its name comes from the steep ice slopes that make it difficult to climb.
Hiunchuli (6331 metres)
snow,ice and rock.Not easy.
Mardi Himal (5555 metres)
Five day slong up the Mardi Khola to approach the peak,an outlier of Machhapuchhare.
Tent Peak (Tharpu Chuli) (5500 metres )
Glacier and crevasses; most pepole climb the easier 'Rakshi peak' to the south.

GANESH HIMAL
Paldor peak (5928 metres)
A 10 days trek to base camp from Trisuli Bazaar.

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