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Duration
40 Days
Group Size
15 persons
Location
Manang Gandaki
Season
Spring
Country
Nepal
Level
Challenging and adventurous
Altitude
8,091M/ 26,545 FT
Accomodation
yes
Trip Route
Round trip
Meals
yes
$32,000
Starts From
2023-09-20
Ends At
2023-11-10
Annapurna I (8,091m/ 26,545 ft) is the 10th highest mountain in the world. It is located on the 55 km long massif of the Himalayas in the North-central part of Nepal. Till 2016, there had been 200 summit ascents of Annapurna I, and 61 fatalities were recorded while climbing on the mountain. The climb to Annapurna I via South Face is considered technically most challenging after K2. The South Face is huge in size and 3,000 feet higher than the southwest face of Mount Everest. However, the South Face of Annapurna is relatively free from avalanches. It is a normal route to the summit of Mt. Annapurna 1. Getting back to Base Camp from the summit is more important than ascending there.
Trip Overview
Max Altitude: 8,091M/ 26,545 FT
Duration: 40 – 50 Days
Best Season: SPRING (2ND WEEK OF APRIL TO THE END OF MAY)
Arrival in Kathmandu
Departure from KTM (Exped Start Date)
Day 1
Arrival in Kathmandu
Upon your arrival in Kathmandu, our representative will meet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel. You can spend the rest of the day resting and preparing for the expedition
Day- 2
Official Formalities
Today, we will assist you with the necessary official formalities, including obtaining permits and conducting briefings on expedition logistics and safety.
Day-3
Fly to Pokhara
We take a scenic flight to Pokhara, the gateway to the Annapurna region. In Pokhara, we will make final preparations for the trek to the Annapurna Base Camp.
Day-4
Drive to Lete (2,480m)
We embark on a jeep ride to Lete, where our trek to the Annapurna Base Camp begins. This journey provides stunning views of the Himalayas.
Day- 5
Rest and Assimilation day
Today is a day for rest and acclimatization. We will engage in activities to prepare our bodies for the upcoming challenges.
Day- 6
Trek to Thlobugin (3,260m)
Our trek continues as we make our way to Thlobugin, gaining altitude and enjoying the scenic beauty of the Annapurna region.
Day-7
Trek to Hum Khola (4,286m)
We trek further into the mountains, crossing varied terrain and acclimatizing to the higher altitudes.
Day- 8
Trek to Annapurna Base Camp (4,190m)
We reach the Annapurna Base Camp, our launching point for the summit bid. Here, we will prepare and acclimatize for the climb.
Day 9-12
Annapurna Base Camp (Activities: Prayer ceremony, Preparation, and Training)
These days are dedicated to prayer ceremonies, final preparations, and training. Safety and acclimatization are our top priorities.
Day 13-35
Climbing Period
This extended period is dedicated to the climb itself. Our experienced team will guide you through the technical challenges of Annapurna I. Safety and teamwork are paramount during this phase.
Day 36
Annapurna Base Camp
After a successful summit bid or if conditions do not allow for a summit attempt, we return to the Annapurna Base Camp.
Day-37
Fly back to Dana by Heli and Drive to Pokhara
We arrange a helicopter transfer from the Base Camp to Dana, followed by a drive back to Pokhara, where you can rest and celebrate your expedition.
Day- 38
Fly from Pokhara to Kathmandu
We take a flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu, where you can relax and enjoy a well-deserved rest.
Day-39
Free Day in Kathmandu
You have a free day in Kathmandu to explore the city, shop for souvenirs, or simply relax.
Day-40
Departure
Your extraordinary Annapurna I Expedition comes to an end as we transfer you to the airport for your departure flight. You leave Nepal with unforgettable memories of a remarkable mountaineering achievement.
Transportation - International and domestic airport pick-up and drop-off. - Round-trip domestic flights between Kathmandu-Tumlingtar-Kathmandu. - All necessary transportation for the expedition crew.
Accommodation - Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu (5-star) - Single/Twin sharing (4 nights). - Tea house accommodations during the trekking portion.
fficial Formalities - Expedition royalty and permit fees. - Summit route fixing charge. - Government liaison officer's expenses. - Accident, medical, and helicopter rescue insurance for Nepali staff. - Garbage management and disposal fee. - Government taxes
Staff - 1 Makalu Summiteer Sherpa Guide with equipment allowance, daily wages, and caring bonus. - Well-trained base camp cook, kitchen helpers with equipment, allowance, and daily wages.
Porter - Porters for carrying up to Base Camp and returning from Base Camp (45 kg per member).
Common Base Camp Equipment - Dining tent, kitchen tent, communication tent, shower tent, toilet tent, tables and chairs, heater, etc.
ember Facilities at BC - Each member will be provided with an individual tent, mattress, and pillow at Base Camp.
High-Camp (Camp I-III) Equipment - High tents, shovels, ropes, EPI Gas, gas burner, high food, etc. - Oxygen (4 liters) - 4 bottles for each member and 2 bottles for climbing Sherpa. - Summit mask & regulator set for each member and climbing Sherpa.
Food Services - Full board meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) including various cuisines. - Welcome and farewell dinners in Kathmandu. - Electric generator/solar systems,
International flight tickets.
Nepal Entry Visa fee (to be applied for 90 days).
Bank/wire transfer fees (if applicable).
Lunch and dinner during your stay in Kathmandu.
Personal travel insurance and high-altitude insurance (accident, medical, and emergency rescue evacuation).
Personal trekking and climbing gear.
Personal expenses such as phone calls, internet, battery recharge, laundry, alcoholic beverages, specialty coffee, or espresso drinks.
Drone and special filming permits.
Summit bonus for climbing Sherpa (US $1,500).
Tips for base camp staff.
Any other service costs not mentioned in the "Cost Includes."
Additonal Information
OUR TEAM
Extraordinary feats require extraordinary skills and preparation, and the safety and well-being of our expedition members is our principal concern. When you join our accomplished teams, you are in the most skillful and qualified hands in the mountains. Our real-world experience makes the crucial difference between a successful summit and an attempted one.
TRAINING REQUIREMENTS FOR 8000ERS
At least one 6000m peak climbing is recommended to gain experience in climbing high-altitude mountains. In addition, you will be able to examine your physical limits, you will be able to access your technical skills, and you will be able to evaluate your acclimatization requirement.
RECOMMENDED PHYSICAL TRAINING
(Start 90 days before the expedition)
• Hiking once a week: 5 to 7 hours with a minimum 15 KG backpack.
• Running a minimum of 5 to 7 km every day.
• We also recommend cycling and swimming as your time permits.
TRAINING WE PROVIDE AT BASE CAMP BY OUR CLIMBING INSTRUCTOR
Using Rappelling Devices, traverse, duck walk, classical/ flat-footing, using oxygen, mask, regulator, and other safety devices, ice climbing practice, traversing, ladder crossing, fixed lines, diagonal ascent/ descent, etc.
If anyone requires to summit in a short period, we recommend consulting a Hypoxia (Altitude Training for pre-acclimatization) professional, three months before the expedition
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