Annapurna was the first 8000m peak to be climbed. On 14 June 1950 two French alpinists, M. Herzog and L. Lachenal, successfully reached the summit of this Himalayan giant. The expedition encountered great difficulties and was underlined by courage and determination difficult to imagine in this day and age.
The trek to Annapurna gives only a slight insight into what it must have meant to scale this peak, un climbed and unknown to the western world.
Things have changed dramatically and the area around Annapurna has become one of the most sought-after trekking destinations in the Himalayan and World.
Either return along the same route, allowing 3 or 4 days to reach Pokhara, or continue to Ghorepani and link up with the famous Kali Gandaki valley and its beautiful villages, thereby completing a fantastic trekking circle
Comfortable private Transport : jeep/Bus/ Car/ Van from Pokhara to ( trekking starting point) dhampus phedi
Full meals ( Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) during the treks
Supplementary snakes: seasonal fresh fruit, cookies and energy Bar by ( Nepal Guide Info team )
All necessary paper work permit and TIMS ( Annapurna conservation Permit and TIMS)
An English speaking professional govt. registered trekking Guide and porter ( 2 trekkers 1 Porter ) above the 4 trekkers 1 assistant Guide
Hot drinks ( tea and coffee)
Safe drinking water ( Chlorine/ Iodine water ) during a trek
All the Mountain accommodations soft comfortable private room with share bathroom (some where possible attached Toilet and Bathroom too but depend on the sessions
Guide and Porter salary, meals, accommodations, insurance, all ground transports
All the government and local taxes
A comprehensive medical kit
Sharing jeep trekking ending Poing ( Sumi) to Naya pull
Comfortable private Transport : jeep/ bus/Car/Van Naya pul to Pokhara
Trekking equipment four season sleeping bag down jacket rain coat walking poll many more as per necessary