Mount Annapurna Expedition – 41 Days Overview
Annapurna Expedition is a venture to the summit of Mt. Annapurna I, often referred to as Mt.Annapurna. It is the tallest peak within the great Annapurna massif with height 8,091m(8.091km). The Annapurna massif is huge and bears 16 peaks which stand at a height more than 6,000m, 13 peaks that stand at a height more than 7,000m and one peak which stands at a height more than 8,000m. Mt.Annapurna I of the Annapurna massif stands tall as the 10th tallest mountain of the world.
According to myths, this mountain is considered the home to a Hindu goddess, Annapurna, who looks after providing food and nourishment. This mountain also acts as a source of irrigation water for the lower lands. Hence, the name ‘Annapurna’. The name came from the Sanskrit words ‘ Anna’ and ‘Purna’ meaning ‘filled with food’.
Mt. Annapurna lies in the Gandaki zone of Nepal within the largest Nepalese conservation area called the Annapurna Conservation Area. This conservation area is home to many exotic plants, animals and even seasonal migratory birds, which add more excitement to the expedition. This area also is famous for many well-managed trekking routes. Also, one can experience great contrast in terms of the landscapes in Annapurna Expedition.
The climb offers you the mesmerizing and refreshing views of greenery in the lower parts. While as you move forward, it offers you with excellent and breathtaking views of the massive peaks. The Mount Annapurna trek invites you to learn the true meaning of adventure, whether you want the rush of scaling heights or the peace of unspoiled panoramas.
Outline Itinerary
Day 1: Arriving at a hotel in Kathmandu
Day 2: Briefing and preparing for the expedition
Day 3: Flying to Pokhara
Day 4: Driving to Tatopani
Day 5: Flying to Annapurna I Basecamp via helicopter, camp will be set
Day 6-37: Climbing Mt.Annapurna and returning back to Basecamp
Day 38: Flying back to Tatopani via helicopter
Day 39: Driving back to Pokhara and then catching flight to Kathmandu
Day 40: Exploring Kathmandu
Day 41: Returning home
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