"Business As Mission"

                                        
                                        duration
                                        39 Days
                                    
                                        grade
                                        Difficult
                                    
                                        max altitude
                                        7,555m
                                    
                                        season
                                        Spring/Autumn

Overview

Mt. Annapurna III (7,555 m) is the 42nd highest mountain in the world. It is a beautiful snow-capped mountain that gives you natural sightseeing along the climb. It was first ascended in 1961 by an Indian Team who aim to reach the summit via the Northeast face. The women’s expedition was carried out for women empowerment in 1970. There are many such attempts of Mt. Annapurna III expedition peak climbing in Nepal. It is said that the Annapurna ranges of mountains are most difficult to climb and there is a number of death in the Annapurna Massif. The difficulty level is high so that the novice climbers do not attempt to climb the summit of the Annapurna III.

Mt. Annapurna III expedition begins after your arrival in Kathmandu. The trekking begins from Besisahar towards Syange and the summit of the mountain will be our goal. There are many neighboring mountains that give you exciting views. The scenery around the base camp area is exciting and you can’t stop yourself to capture the moments in your camera. There are many different tea houses, lodges, and stops where you can relax and refresh. The beautiful view of Lamjung Himan, Machhapuchhre and Gangapurna is absolutely stunning. Before going to the climb, you’ll be provided proper training that will help you throughout the trek.

Trip Highlights

Cultural villages
Muktinath temple
Mt. Annapurna III, Lamjung Himan, Machhapuchhre and Gangapurna
istorical and religious places in Kathmandu; Pashupatinath, Soyambhunath, Bouddhanath, Kathmandu Durbar Square and so on

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu

As soon as you reach in Kathmandu, our representative will contact you to help to transfer you to the hotel. We’ll discuss the expedition in the evening.

Day 2: Sightseeing in Kathmandu

Day 3: Drive to Besisahar

Day 4: Trek to Nagdi

Day 5: Trek to Jagat

Day 6: Trek to Taal

Day 7: Trek to Chame

Day 8: Trek to Pisang

Day 9: Trek to Sabji Khola

Day 10: Trek to Annapurna III base camp

Day 11 – Day 29: Climbing period [Mt. Annapurna III summit (7,555 m)]

Day 30: Trek to Manang

Day 31: Trek to Thorang Phedi

Day 32: Trek to Muktinath

Day 33: Trek to Jomsom

Day 34: Trek to Kalopani

Day 35: Trek to Tatopani

Day 36: Trek to Beni

Day 37: Drive to Kathmandu

Day 38: Leisure day in Kathmandu

Day 39: Final Departure

Inclusion / Exclusion

Inclusion

Airport Pickup and Drop
4 nights’ Accommodation in Kathmandu and 2 nights accommodation in Pokhara (B/B)
Kathmandu-Pokhara -Kathmandu Flight
A welcome dinner program in Kathmandu
All necessary documents such as expedition permit, (TIMS) card, national park & entry fees
A Liaison officer and his allowance, insurance, salary, and accommodation
Garbage Deposal fees
60kg Luggage per member
Insurance (Medical & emergency rescue) for all staff
All necessary transportation costs from Kathmandu to base camp & base camp to Kathmandu
Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner including hot drinks - tea/ coffee, soup items)
Climbing Sherpa, base camp cook, kitchen helper, porter & their daily wages, equipment, meal etc.
Individual tent with form mattress & pillow for each member at base camp
Dinning, kitchen, communication, store, toilet & shower tents at base camp
Tables, chairs & all necessary cooking gears
Heater at base camp in member and staff dinning tent
Generator or solar panel, light, or any other electronic devices at base camp
A professional climbing Sherpa per head
Equipment that requires advance payment, Salary and carrying bonus for climbing Sherpa
Oxygen – 2 bottles per head and 1 bottle for each climbing Sherpa
Mask & regulator will be provided for each member and climbing Sherpa
Satellite phone carrying by team guide for emergency communication with suitable costs
Walkie-Talkie & satellite Phone for communication during the expedition
High-food, Tent, EPI gas & cooking pot
Weather forecast during the complete expedition period
Medical kit

Exclusion

International Airfare
Nepali Visa fee
Meal (Lunch and dinner) during the stay in Kathmandu hotel
Insurance (Travel, high altitude, accident, medical and emergency rescue)
Personal Needs (Telephone, internet, battery recharge, shower, laundry, alcoholic beverages during the trekking and expedition)
Personal climbing equipment’s
Filming, and Drone permit fee
Bonus for Climbing Sherpa after summit