Annapurna I, standing at 8,091 meters (26,545 feet), is one of the most
challenging and dangerous 8,000-meter peaks, famous for its steep faces and
avalanche-prone slopes. This expedition offers a thrilling climbing experience
combined with breathtaking Himalayan scenery and rich local culture.

Expedition Highlights
● Trek through the diverse landscapes of the Annapurna Conservation Area
● Pass through vibrant villages inhabited by Gurung and Magar communities
● Climb steep and technical snow and ice routes requiring expert
mountaineering skills
● Establish Base Camp and multiple higher camps along the climbing route
● Summit during the prime climbing season, usually in spring or autumn

Who Should Join?
● Highly experienced climbers with strong technical climbing background
● Individuals in peak physical condition with excellent stamina and
endurance
● Climbers prepared for the risks associated with avalanches and extreme
mountain hazards
● Adventurers ready for a demanding and technical high-altitude climb
● Those familiar with altitude sickness and mountain safety protocols

What to Expect on the Climb
● Long approach trek through diverse ecosystems from subtropical forests to
alpine zones
● Technical and exposed climbing sections requiring proficiency with ice
axes and crampons
● Multiple rotations between camps for acclimatization and preparation
● Harsh weather conditions including snowstorms and strong winds
● A challenging summit push that tests both physical and mental limits
● A rewarding descent after conquering one of the world’s most formidable
peaks