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Annapurna Expedition

47 Days
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USD. 32000.00
Annapurna Expedition
Trip Details
Itinerary
Inclusion and Exclusion
Equipments & Packing List
Trip Details
Destination
Nepal
Trip Grade
Extreme (Professional Level)
Max Elevation
8091 Meters
Total Duration
47 Days
Best Time
April-May | Sept-Nov
Group Size
Min 10 Pax

The Popular Mount Annapurna Expedition

Mount Annapurna is a marvelous peak that is found on the western section of Nepal. The Annapurna Expedition will take you to the tenth highest mountain in the world. The Mount Annapurna Expedition is one of the most sought after in Nepal particularly because it is the lowest 8000 meter peak. Two Frenchmen Maurice Herzog and Luis Lachenal and their Annapurna Expedition team were the first people to go on an Annapurna Expedition and get to the summit in 1950. There are four summits that are named Annapurna and the main one is the Annapurna Base Camp which is also located to the west of the Annapurna.

The Annapurna Expedition Route

The typical Annapurna Expedition route is taken from the Manang area will be 65 to 70 degrees of precipitous climbing with ropes that are fastened for about 500 meters to camp one. For the Annapurna Expedition to get to camp II, about 1000 meters of rope will be used on the uplands, and there will be some elongated areas with precipitous climbing. The route on camp II to III on the Annapurna Expedition is considerably easier with a meandering span and a progressive ascend with 1300 to 1500 attached ropes to be used. From camp III to the apex of the mountain, climbers do not need attached rope and the main rope comes into play. On the Annapurna Expedition, you can expect snow slides between Camp I and II.

Requirements for the Annapurna Expedition

The Annapurna Expedition can take 47 days and requires trekking equipment as well as guides and porters. An assortment of mountaineering equipment is also necessary for the Annapurna Expedition. Group roping will be quite necessary for the Annapurna Expedition as this is an excursion on precipitous snow covered ground. You will need plastic mountaineering boots, an ice axe, crampons as well as other equipment for the Annapurna Expedition. If you are working with an agency for your Annapurna Expedition, they will advise you on the equipment that you should bring and what they will provide.

Itinerary
Day
01
Arrival in Kathmandu-1,350M
1 Hours
Five-Star Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu
Meals
Breakfast
Day
02
Kathmandu Valley sightseeing-1,350M
8 Hours
Five-Star Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu
Meals
Breakfast/Lunch

Kathmandu Sightseeing includes visits to iconic sites such as Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Hindu Temple, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. Other highlights are Patan Durbar Square, Swayambhunath Stupa, and Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Square

Day
03
Mount Annapurna Expedition Preparation day-1,350M
4 Hours
Five-Star Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu
Meals
Breakfast/Lunch
Day
04
Kathmandu to Pokhara-820M
7 Hours
Four-Star Hotel Accommodation in Pokhara
Meals
Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
From Kathmandu to Pokhara, you drive 7 hrs by Car/Jeep/Van/Bus.
Day
05
Rest day in Pokhara-820M
1 Hours
Four-Star Hotel Accommodation in Pokhara
Meals
Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Day
06
Pokhara to Ghasa-2010M
7 Hours
Hotel/Lodge Accommodation in LGhasa
Meals
Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Driving by Car/Jeep/, crossing various curves, being fascinated by the panoramic view of the Annapurna Himalayan range, we reached Ghasa after a 7-hour journey.
Day
07
Expedition Equipment collection in Ghasa-2010M
1 Hours
Hotel/Lodge Accomodation in Lete
Meals
Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Day
08
Ghasa to River Camp-2,700M
7 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in River Camp
Meals
Full Board
Day
09
River Camp to Jungle Camp-3,600M
6 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Jungle Camp
Meals
Full Board
Day
10
Jungle Camp to Miristi Khola-4260M
7 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Miristi Khola
Meals
Full Board
Day
11
Miristi Khola to Annapurna North Base Camp-4190M
7 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
A.N.B.C is in a tall, isolated location with views of glaciers and soaring peaks.
Day
12
Rest Day in Annapurna North Base Camp-4190M
1 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
Day
13
Equipment Checking day in A.N.B.C-4190M
3 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
Day
14
Rest Day in Annapurna North Base Camp-4190M
1 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
Day
15
A.N.B.C to Camp (I) 5150M/Descent to A.N.B.C-4190M
7 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
Wake up at 5 AM: Take breakfast. package lunch for a day. Ascent up to Camp (I)-5250M. Descend to Annapurna North Base Camp
Day
16
Rest Day in Annapurna N.B.C-4190M
1 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
Day
17
Annapurna N.B.C to Camp (I)-5150M
5 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Camp (I)
Meals
Full Board
Day
18
Ladder Climbing Training Day-5150M
4 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Camp (I)
Meals
Full Board
Day
19
Ice climbing training day-5150M
4 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Camp (I)
Meals
Full Board
Day
20
Ascent Camp (II) 5700M/Descent to Base Camp-4190M
9 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
Wake up at 5 AM, take breakfast. Take Packaging day lunch, ascent to Camp (II) 5700M. Descent to Base Camp till evening.
Day
21
Rest Day in Annapurna N.B.C-4190M
1 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
Day
22
Ascent to Annapurna Camp (1)-5150M
4 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Camp (I)
Meals
Full Board
Day
23
Ascent to Annapurna Camp (II)-5700M
5 Hours
High Camp Tented Accommodation in Camp (II)
Meals
Full Board
Day
24
Ascent to Camp(III) 6500M/Descent Camp (I)-5150M
10 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Camp (I)
Meals
Full Board
Day
25
Dscent to Annapurna N.B.C-4190M
3 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
Day
26
Rest in Annapurna N.B.C-4190M
1 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
Day
27
Puja in Annapurna N.B.C-4190M
3 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
Organize puja at Annapurna North Base Camp to successfully ascend to the summit of MOUNT ANNAPURNA (8091M) and successfully descend to MOUNT ANNAPURNA North Base Camp-4190M
Day
28
ascent to Annapurna Camp (I)-5150M
4 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Camp (I)
Meals
Full Board
Gradually, ascending to Mount Annapurna-8091M
Day
29
Rest Day in Annapurna Camp(I)-5150M
1 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Camp (I)
Meals
Full Board
Day
30
Ascent to Annapurna Camp(II)-5700M
5 Hours
High Camp Tented Twin Sharing Accommodation in Annapurna Camp (II)
Meals
Full Board
Day
31
Ascent Camp (III) 6500M/Descent Camp(I)-5150M
10 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Camp (I)
Meals
Full Board
Day
32
Rest Day in Annapurna N.B.C-5150M
1 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Camp (I)
Meals
Full Board
Day
33
Ascent to Annapurna Camp(II)-5700M
5 Hours
High Camp Tented Twin Sharing Accommodation in Annapurna Camp (II)
Meals
Full Board
Day
34
Ascent to Annapurna Camp(III)-6500M
6 Hours
High Camp Tented Twin Sharing Accommodation in Annapurna Camp (III)
Meals
Full Board
Day
35
Ascent to Annapurna Camp(IV)-7400M
5 Hours
High Camp Tented Twin Sharing Accommodation in Annapurna Camp (IV)
Meals
Full Board
From this point, the Expedition Team started to push up Summit-8091M. Today, by evening, the Expedition Team started to finally push up to the top of Mount Annapurna-8091M.
Day
36
Summit Mount Annapurna (I)-8091M
18 Hours
High Camp Tented Twin Sharing Accommodation in Annapurna Camp (IV)
Meals
Full Board
This is the most important day of the Mount Annapurna (I) Expedition. The most challenging part is to submit Mount Annapurna (I). The expedition team leader started to push-up in at night. Generally it took about 17/18 hrs to Summit Mount Annapurna (I) to 8091M and to descend to lower camps.
Day
37
Descent to Annapurna N.B.C-4190M
10 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
Day
38
Base Camp Clean up Day-4190M
5 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Annapurna North Base Camp
Meals
Full Board
Members of the Expedition Group have to co-operate and pack their belongings to depart from Annapurna Base Camp.
Day
39
Annapurna N.B.C to Mistri Khola-4260M
7 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Miristi Khola
Meals
Full Board
Day
40
Miristi Khola to Jungle Camp-3,600M
6 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in Jungle Camp
Meals
Full Board
Day
41
Jungle Camp to River Camp-2,700M
7 Hours
Tented Camp accomodation in River Camp
Meals
Full Board
Day
42
River Camp to Ghasa-2010M
7 Hours
Hotel/Lodge Accomodation in Lete
Meals
Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Day
43
Ghasa to Tatopani-1190M
5 Hours
Hotel Accomodation in Tatopani
Meals
Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Stay overnight at a hotel in Tatopani. Travelers enjoy bathing in a popular hot spring on the Kaligandaki river.
Day
44
Tatopani to Pokhara-820M
8 Hours
Four-Star Hotel Accomodation in Pokhara
Meals
Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
Day
45
Pokhara to Kathmandu-1350M
1 Hours
Five-Star Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu
Meals
Breakfast/Lunch
From Pokhara to Kathmandy by Flight
Day
46
Rest Day in Kathmandu-1350M
1 Hours
Five-star Hotel Accomodation in Kathmandu
Meals
Breakfast
Day
47
Departure from Kathmandu-1350M
1 Hours
Five-Star Hotel Accomodation in Kathmandu
Meals
Breakfast
Inclusion and Exclusion
Cost Includes
Upon arrival at Kathmandu Airport, the host will greet you and drive you to the hotel
Enjoy a warm Welcome Dinner on arrival and a memorable Farewell Dinner before departing
Kathmandu Sightseeing includes visits to iconic sites such as Boudhanath Stupa, Pashupatinath Hindu Temple, and Bhaktapur Durbar Square. Other highlights are Patan Durbar Square, Swayambhunath Stupa, and Hanuman Dhoka Durbar Square
Enjoy Five nights’ luxurious five-star hotel accommodation in the heart of Kathmandu
Enjoy Three nights’ luxurious Four-star hotel accommodation in the heart of Pokhara
Local transportation will be arranged as required, in accordance with the itinerary
Simrik Real Nepal Treks & Expedition Pvt. Ltd. provides first-aid medication throughout the trip
Mount Annapurna (I) Expedition government royalty and expedition documentation are required
Annapurna Conservation area Trekking permit will be obtained to ensure authorized access to the park's protected areas during the expedition
Accommodations and meals, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner, will be provided. Comfortable hotels will be available along the trail
Tented camp management will be as specified in the itinerary, with meals provided according to individual requirements. Advanced camping equipment will be used for the Mount Annapurna Expedition
Liaison Officer and Interpreter for the Mount Annapurna Expedition will be provided to facilitate communication and ensure regulatory compliance
The necessity of staff will be based on the expedition members' requirements for supplying expedition equipment and food at the camp
Mount Annapurna Expedition guide and essential helpers will accompany you to the summit of Mount Annapurna, ensuring a safe and memorable adventure
Staff insurance for the expedition guide, porters, and cook will be comprehensively provided to ensure their safety and well-being throughout the journey
Satellite phone, walkie-talkie, and portable altitude chamber will be available for communication and emergency support during the expedition
Bottles of POISK oxygen, along with high-quality masks and regulators, will be provided for both members and the expedition guide
HA food, EPI gas, HA stove, pots, and pans will be provided above BC, all the way to the summit, along with a high camp tent for accommodation
Fixed line ropes and snow stakes will be expertly managed and maintained by Simrik Real Nepal to ensure safety throughout the expedition
Garbage deposit, environmental fee, provisions for electricity, Petrol generators and solar panels, will be arranged to ensure sustainable practices throughout the expedition
Cost Exclusion
Expedition members must have travel insurance, including coverage for emergency rescue
The international flight ticket, airport taxes, and excess baggage charges are not included
Personal climbing gear, including ropes, carabiners, and ice screws, are not provided
Bar bills, including alcoholic beverages, are not included
Any expenses not listed in the inclusion section are not covered
All meals in Kathmandu, including lunch and dinner, are not included
Summit bonus: USD 1,500 tips are recommended per Guide and Helpers
Staff tips for expedition guides and helpers are mandatory
Equipments & Packing List
Following are the list of items for 1 person that will help you to pack for your trip. Note that the some items can vary according to season and number of treaking days. Luggage will be carried by the porter and day-pack with valuable items or anything important will be carried by your self.
document
  • A valid passport, visa, overseas plane ticket and passport-sized photographs
  • Mount Annapurna Expedition permits issued by the authorized regulatory body
  • Travel insurance that includes coverage for medical expenses and emergency rescue services. It ensures protection and assistance while traveling abroad
  • Emergency contact number for family, relatives, or office
  • Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) registration card
  • Cash in dollars, pounds, or euros, as these currencies are widely accepted
  • Credit cards, ATM cards, and bank cards for convenient cash withdrawals
electronic
  • A DSLR camera equipped with extra batteries for extended use
  • Compact point-and-shoot cameras or smartphone cameras
  • A GoPro camera, particularly suited for capturing adventure activities
  • Portable power banks for on-the-go charging
  • A Belkin mini surge protector and adapter for safeguarding electronic devices and ensuring compatibility with various power outlets
  • A mountaineering headlamp, accompanied by extra batteries
  • A solar charger, to ensure power availability in the event of an outage
  • A solar charger, to ensure power availability in the event of an outage
  • A watch with an integrated alarm function
gear
  • Semi-technical ice axes, specifically for mountaineering and ice climbing applications
  • A pair of expedition-grade crampons, designed for high-altitude and technical climbing
  • Harnesses for both ascending and descending during mountaineering activities
  • A carabiner for secure locking and unlocking during climbing or gear attachment
  • A safety cord, mandatory for ensuring secure attachment and preventing accidents
  • Tape sling, essential for secure anchoring and equipment handling
  • Sleeping bags rated for temperatures between -30 to -40 degrees Celsius
  • mountaineering down suits, crafted for optimal insulation and protection
  • Camping thermosol foam mattresses, superior insulation and comfort during expeditions
  • Mountaineering sun and glacier glasses or ski goggles, designed for optimal eye protection against intense sunlight and UV rays in high-altitude environments
  • Duffel bags or backpacks specifically designed for mountaineering, offering durability and efficient storage for gear and equipment
  • A water bottle, thermos, or pee bottle, essential for hydration and convenience
  • A pair of extendable trekking poles, designed for enhanced stability and support
  • Swiss Army knives, multi-functional tools crafted for versatility and reliability
  • A plastic mug, bowl, fork, and spoon, specifically designed for lightweight and durable use
  • A pair of G2SM boots, trekking boots, sandals, and camp boots, all engineered for optimal comfort, support, and versatility across various terrains during mountaineering
cloting
  • Mountaineering synthetic or fleece jackets, providing excellent warmth, breathability, and moisture management for alpine conditions
  • Mountaineering short-sleeve t-shirts, designed for breathability and comfort during high-altitude or outdoor Expeditions
  • Mountaineering midweight and heavyweight tops, designed for superior warmth and moisture management in varying alpine conditions
  • mountaineering synthetic or fleece jackets, crafted for exceptional warmth, breathability, and moisture-wicking in demanding outdoor environments
  • Mountaineering lightweight tops or thermocoats, engineered for optimal insulation and moisture-wicking during outdoor expeditions
  • Mountaineering midweight and heavyweight tops, designed for superior warmth and moisture management in varying alpine conditions
  • Down-insulated jackets, engineered for optimal warmth and lightweight comfort during high-altitude climbing expeditions
  • Waterproof mountain jackets, designed to provide reliable protection against the elements while climbing in harsh, wet conditions
  • Gore-Tex jackets, engineered for superior waterproofing and breathability, ensuring optimal protection and comfort during climbing expeditions
  • Lightweight, midweight, and heavyweight long underpants, designed for optimal comfort, warmth, and moisture management in varying outdoor conditions
  • Down-synthetic insulated or Gore-Tex trekking pants, designed for superior warmth, moisture resistance, and durability during climbing expeditions
  • Trekking, climbing, or expedition socks, tailored to meet specific requirements for comfort, support, and moisture management during outdoor activities
miscellaneous
  • Sanitizer, hand wash, pack towel, wet tissues, toothpaste, toothbrush, bath soap, and shampoo, essential for personal hygiene and cleanliness during outdoor expeditions
  • Sunscreen, lip balm, water purification tablets, GINNI bed bath towel, plasters, bandages, iodine tincture, Strepsils, antibiotics, paracetamol, aspirin (500mg), Sinex, Imodium A.D. (2mg), Eldoper, Brufen (400mg), and Diamox—essential for personal care
  • Eye drops, Dexamethasone tablets, zip-lock bags, triangular sling/bandage, sterile gauze pads, alcohol swabs vs. Betadine, Clovir, oximeter, thermometer, Move, and Sancho Balm—key items for eye care, wound treatment, medical monitoring
  • An umbrella, raincoat, waterproof stuff sacks, and a Garmin inReach Mini, essential for protection against the elements and reliable communication during outdoor expeditions
Destination
Nepal
Trip Grade
Extreme (Professional Level)
Max Elevation
8091 Meters
Total Duration
47 Days
Best Time
April-May | Sept-Nov
Group Size
Min 10 Pax
Tour with Flexible Booking Policy
  • Change dates It is free to change your tour start date prior to 30 days of departure.
  • Choose a different tour You can select a new tour run by the same operator up to 30 days before departure.
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