Routes in Nepal for selected grade

Mostly 5c with a 6a crux.

5c ledgy climbing with 2 6a cruxes.

Start a few metres right of "Swiss Cheese" and a small gully. Climb the crack line in between the overhangs and up to a small ledge with a vertical crack leading up wards. Follow this up and right to finish in between large flakes. For a direct finish climb up the vertical crack to a small niche and cave move left around the cave and up with some interesting moves to finsh just up and right of the tree in the gully.

Start at the middle of the boulder, work you way up to the out crop, traverse left on the ledge, then finish of by heading right over the tuft of grass.

On the southwest facing arete, start with right foot on sloping ledge, reach up for the first jug, move up the arete and finish with the steps at the top.

Up the clean slab just left of the pill of crops on the boulders black face. Up to the arete and traversing right to top out.

Start just left of a bridge over the river. Smearing under the overhang, step up traversing left. Finishing just left of the top block.

Directly above the Number 8 painted on the wall. Nice climb.

One arms length to the right of the number 8 painted on the wall. Nice features, favorite route on this wall.

Can't miss it. Look for the big chimney. This is probably the most distinct and fun route in the area. Start at the base of the prominent chimney. The bolts for this route run along the right side. Stem your way up. You need to climb up to clip the 4th bolt (works best of you extend this one), then move down a bit and traverse left. The next small, bulging section is the crux. Follow on through to the easy climbing. There is one more small bulging section to climb through right before the anchor.

The leftmost line #1.

#9

#10

Enjoyable climbing though a bit dirty. Bridge up the initial corner then move out on the arete.

Photo.

Little harder than "No," but maybe that was due to the altitude. Little thinner holds, funkier movements. Named "Yes" because the other one is named "No". 5 or 6 draws. Shares the anchor with "No"

Above Namche Bazaar. Further up and to the right of the Sunshine Lodge boulder.

Left Route. 3 bolts to a hand jam and larger crack. #2-3 cam would be helpful. No anchors. Walk off. Picture.

Above Namche Bazaar. Further up and to the right of the Sunshine Lodge boulder.

Right Route. Three bolts to hand and larger crack. No anchors. Walk off. Picture.

Boulder just before Namche helipad. Have fun squeezing and squirming.

Finish by grabbing the lip at the right block (when facing the boulder) 4m up, but avoid pulling yourself past the lip and topping out which would damage the lichen.

Right variation.