
AlongtheRoad
Bhratang, Manang
5b to 7c
Grade Range
6
Routes
granite and limestone
Rock Type
Experienced Climber
Approach
Spring & Autumn
Best Season
Along the Road
Just 20 meters northeast of the Manang Road, between Bhratang and Talekhu, lies a towering cliff face that’s impossible to miss. This stunning rock formation rises boldly, offering climbers a vertical ascent of nearly 2,000 meters. Its most iconic route, Gham Chhaya (Sun and Shadow), is a 130-meter-long multi-pitch climb with 6 pitches. The route’s name comes from the playful game of sunlight and shadow caused by the opposite cliff. Climbers will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Marshyangdi River Gorge and the Annapurna Range after tackling this challenging ascent. The difficulty of the routes ranges from 5b to 7c, with plenty of unexplored climbing opportunities. As you climb, you’ll be greeted by passing trekkers and vehicles below—don’t forget to wave! Ideal for those seeking a thrilling adventure in a dramatic alpine setting.
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