Annapurna Expedition

49 Days

Nepal

Technical Challenging

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Mt. Annapurna expedition is situated at an altitude of 8091 meters (26545 feet), Annapurna I is the tenth highest peak in the world and was the first 8,000m mountain to be climbed in 1950, a strong french expedition led by Maurice Herzog, reached the summit by the north face. And failed to find a way up Dhaulagiri. they return their attention towards Annapurna I, The expedition team included such notable Chamonix guides as Gaston Rebuffat, Lionel Terray, and Louis Lachenal.

Lachenal and Herzog reached the summit, but deteriorating weather and a series of mishaps almost turned success into disaster. Herzog suffered severe frostbite during an epic descent resulting in amputations during the walkout and train journey to India.

According to Annapurna Conservation Area Project(ACAP), a total of 152,578 foreign tourists visited in 2017. However, due to the excessive of tourists and migrants while the expedition, every guest requested to maintain a minimal impact on the destination so that carrying capacity would be preserved which would help to promote sustainable tourism in Nepal.

Trip Highlights

Destination: Mt. Annapurna Expedition(I)
Group Size: 2 or Max
Maximum altitude: 8091m
Grade : Mountaineering Expedition
Season Spring & Autumn
AccommodationHotel Lodge & Camping
Duration:49 Days

Outline Itinerary

Day 01:Arrival in Kathmandu. Transfer to your hotel.
Day 02:Kathmandu.
Day 03:Kathmandu.
Day 04:Drive to Tatopani (1189m-3901ft). Overnight in lodge.
Day 05:Trek to Ghasa (2084m-6838ft). Overnight in lodge.
Day 06:Trek to Lete (2480m-8137ft). Overnight in lodge.
Day 07:Trek to Thulobogin. Overnight in camp.
Day 08:Trek over Thulobogin Pass (4281m-14046ft). Overnight in river camp.
Day 09:Mristi Khola. Overnight in camp.
Day 10:Mt. Annapurna Base Camp.
Day 11:(11-40 Days) Climbing Period Mt. Annapurna.
Day 41:Cleaning up Base Camp
Day 42:Trek back to Thulobogin. Overnight in camp.
Day 43:Trek to Lete. Overnight in lodge.
Day 44:Trek to Ghasa. Overnight in lodge.
Day 45:Trek to Tatopani. Overnight in lodge.
Day 46:Drive to Kathmandu. Transfer to your hotel.
Day 47:Kathmandu.
Day 48:Kathmandu.
Day 49:Transfer to airport for departure.

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Detail Itinerary

Day 1Arrival in Kathmandu. Transfer to your hotel.
Day 2Kathmandu.
Day 3Kathmandu.
Day 4Drive to Tatopani (1189m-3901ft). Overnight in lodge.
Day 5Trek to Ghasa (2084m-6838ft). Overnight in lodge.
Day 6Trek to Lete (2480m-8137ft). Overnight in lodge.
Day 7Trek to Thulobogin. Overnight in camp.
Day 8Trek over Thulobogin Pass (4281m-14046ft). Overnight in river camp.
Day 9Mristi Khola. Overnight in camp.
Day 10Mt. Annapurna Base Camp.
Day 11(11-40 Days) Climbing Period Mt. Annapurna.
Day 41Cleaning up Base Camp
Day 42Trek back to Thulobogin. Overnight in camp.
Day 43Trek to Lete. Overnight in lodge.
Day 44Trek to Ghasa. Overnight in lodge.
Day 45Trek to Tatopani. Overnight in lodge.
Day 46Drive to Kathmandu. Transfer to your hotel.
Day 47Kathmandu.
Day 48Kathmandu.
Day 49Transfer to airport for departure.

What's Includes:

Applicable only for Expedition thru Southern Route
Flight to Lukla Airport from Katmandu, & back after the expedition.
Porters/Yaks to carry equipment and food to BC & back.
Full board accommodation en route to/from Base camp.
One head Climbing guide/Sardar.
Cook & kitchen boys at BC.
Experienced & skillful High Altitude Climbing Sherpa (One Sherpa for two Clients)
POISK Oxygen (08 bottles per client & 06 per Sherpa).
Mask & regulator mask set (must be returned after the Expedition).
Highly preferable meals at BC with complete hot drinks & normal beverages.
Exported High altitude food for higher camps (ready-to-eat food).
Best quality Tents at BC single or twin sharing as per the client's desire.
All necessary kitchen equipment.
Best quality Dinning tent with enough no of tables & chairs, plus inside the tent, we
will set Gas Heaters to make the Dinning hall enough warm.
Complete carpeting inside the dining tent.
Comfortable & portable wooden toilet at the base camp.
A nice portable wooden shower room with hot water at the base camp.
High-quality high altitude tents for above BC use.
Necessary climbing hardware gears with fixed ropes.
Enough EPI (high altitude) gases with burners for higher camps use.
Oxygen with the regulator set for medical purposes.
Radio walkie-talkie set to each client with base station & permit cost.
Satellite phone for emergency purposes ($ 4 chargeable for the personal call).
Generator/solar panel with accessories for recharging & power supply purpose.
Gammov bag for medical purposes.
Insurance of all local team members.
All airport/hotel transfers.
Day tour program around KTM.
Celebration meal & pre-briefing.
Expedition blessing Puja arrangement at Katmandu and Base camp.
Last but most important COMPLETE SETUP INTERM/MIDDLE CAMP with Sleeping bags,
sleeping mattress, food & drinking stuff & cooking crew.
Service of Local Climbing Sherpas
Pumori Permit including Liaison Officer
Kathmandu Accommodation
Return airfare to Lukla
Expedition cargo charge
Fully catered trek to Base Camp and back
Full supported acclimatization climb of Lobuche peak
Base Camp food

What's Excludes:

Personal insurance (Suggested to have evacuation policy as well)
Nepal visa
Major meals in Kathmandu.
Personal climbing gear.
Personal nature expenses.
Cost of emergency evacuation

Trip Note

Mt. Annapurna Expedition's safety and the well-being of our groups are of paramount importance to us. All of our trips are led by qualified professional Expedition guides and Sherpas who are well-trained by our Government. Our job is to ensure your comfort and safety as we take you where you want to go because your holiday is ours. In this regard, we work honestly and effectively to provide you with the Himalayan experience that suits your interest. We encourage you to question us freely and contribute to the planning stages of your adventure in the trekking period.

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Trip Facts

Transportation:12
Meals:Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
Accommodation:Lodge + Camping
Altitude:8091m

Annapurna Expedition