Annapurna expedition cost with services & Annapurna climbing stories

Annapurna expedition is reasonably celebrated as one of the toughest and taxing mountain to summit. After Annapurna summit by Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal this region become a famous place for trekking and climbing. The name is most often used in a collective sense to signify the majestic Annapurna Massif. However, Annapurna I 8091 meters is the tenth highest mountain in the globe; its base camp to summit is the primary target of our journey.
Annapurna is visibly imbedded in the vast mountainous spread of Annapurna Range to the north western limit of Nepal. One serious thing to be considered before approaching the summit is that it won’t be surprising to be disturbed by the significant glacial movements, giant ice cliffs, and troubling avalanches. The climbing reports of 2002 reads that out of 106 expeditions 96 were success and 52 climbers were wronged to death. So, this can be a serious mountaineering undertaking. It plausibly requires tremendous guts, willpower, and focused mountaineering approach. With all the perils, the moments of pleasure and delight come hand in hand during our journey.
Annapurna is among the most appreciated and cherished mountains in Nepal as Nepalese seriously consider it as the Goddess of the Harvests. Our team of dedicated and experienced adventure executor stands ever ready to make your adventure dream really happen in life-size. We proffer proficient and caring guides to assist and support you all the way to summit. We also offer necessary trainings and all the essentials of expedition.

Annapurna expedition itinerary

Day 01: Arrive in Kathmandu.
Day 02: Kathmandu tour, preparation for upcoming expedition.
Day 03: Official works and Briefing in Ministry of Tourism.
Day 04: Drive kathmandu to Beni (823m).
Day 05: Trek from Beni to Tatopani (1189m).
Day 06: Trek from Tatopani to Ghasa (2012m).
Day 07: Trek from Ghasa to Lete (2438m).
Day 08: Trek from Lete to Thulo Bugin.
Day 09: Trek from Thulo Bugin to Thulo Bugin pass.
Day 10: Trek from Thulo Bugin pass to Mristi Khola.
Day 11: Rest at Annapurna Base Camp.
Day 47: Climbing Period of Mt. Annapurna I
Day 48: Trek from Annapurna base camp to Thulo Bugin.
Day 49: Trek from Thulo Bugin to Lete.
Day 50: Trek from Lete to Tukuche.
Day 51: Trek from Tukuche to Marpha to Jomsom.
Day 52: Flight from Jomsom to Pokhara Transfer to hotel.
Day 53: Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu then transfer to Hotel.
Day 54: Transfer to airport for onward destination.

Best season for Annapurna Expedition in Nepal are autumn (September, October and November) and spring (March, April and May). Climbing is an adventure activity; reach remote and high mountain regions, sometime health condition of mountaineer, natural disaster and weather condition changed unexpectedly. Your safety and satisfaction is our main concern, note that climbing guide has an authority to cancel any part of Mount Annapurna summit itinerary due to safety, be prepared to be flexible if required. Beside that you would like to discuss about map, elevation, distance, difficulty, best time, gear list and cost for Annapurna expedition email us. We’d love to hear from you!