Chulu East (6,584 m.) is situated high above the Manang and offers breathtaking views of Annapurnas II, III and IV, Gangapurna, Glacier Dome, Dhaulagiri, Tilicho Peak and Manaslu. It is technically straightforward peak.

The Parchamo Peak is also known, as Parchemuche, which lies due south of the Tesi Lapcha, is unnamed on the Schneider Rolwaling Himal map, but is given a spot height of 6,273 metres. Shipton's and Gregory's expedition surveys gave the peak an altitude close to 6,318 metres. Seen from the pass the mountain is an attractive but straightforward snow peak with a well defined north-by-north west ridge rising from the relatively flat, crevassed glacier astride the Tesi Lapcha.

Lobuche east was first climbed by Laurence Nielson and Sherpa Ang Gyalzen on 25 April 1984. It is likely that others may have reached the true summit before this date but no records exist.

There is a sharp gap and a considerable distance between them. The true East Peak is quite striking and is reached by descending into a marked notch and climbing steep snow/ice slopes to the top. The top is exposed and often covered with moldy ice.