Annapurna Base Camp Guide
Annapurna Base Camp is one of the most approachable classic Himalayan treks, but it still deserves one clean planning page instead of several overlapping articles.
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The popular, Dhaulagiri Expedition, is a scenic and culturally rich expedition in Nepal.
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Dhaulagiri Expedition
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The 7th highest peak in the world and the 5th in Nepal, Mount Dhaulagiri (8,167m), is said to be the
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The Expedition: A total of 48 days are required to complete the Dhaulagiri Expedition. The expedition starts with final preparation
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Amigo Treks and Expedition provides complete service for you to complete the expedition. The company takes the responsibility of organizing
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Spring and Autumn are the best seasons to plan this expedition. However, if you are looking to avoid traffic the
The 7th highest peak in the world and the 5th in Nepal, Mount Dhaulagiri (8,167m), is said to be the most interesting and the most formidable peak among the eight thousand meters. Located northwest of the Myagdi district of Nepal, this mound-shaped mountain has 5 ridges and south and west faces, which rise 4000m from their base camp. Although the majority of the climbs are via the first ascent route, that is, the northeast route, the peak can be climbed from almost every direction. It is also one of the most climbed eight thousanders in Nepal. The peak was first successfully climbed by a Swiss-Australian team on 13th May 1960. The route to the summit is technically challenging, which makes it one of the most interesting peaks to climb.
The Expedition: A total of 48 days are required to complete the Dhaulagiri Expedition. The expedition starts with final preparation in Kathmandu. From Kathmandu, we drive to Darbang. From Darbang we trek up to the Dhaulagiri Base Camp at 4700m. About 30 days are required to reach the summit. The ascent will be made via a normal route that is via the Northeast Ridge. Four camps will be set before the summit at 5,900m, 6,400m, 7200m, and 7500m. Steep climbing is required to reach camp 2 from camp 1, from camp 2 steep ice and snow climbing is required to get to camp 3 located towards the west. From camp 3, we head towards the eastern ridge experiencing strong wind conditions, which makes this section of the summit the most difficult section before reaching camp 4. From the fourth camp, if the weather permits, we directly attempt the summit. On the way back, we only walk for two days to Jomsom and take a flight to Pokhara. From Pokhara, we drive to Kathmandu.
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Group pricing tiers
Prices are per person and change with group size. The trip’s “From” price uses the lowest available group rate, and any member discount is applied to the rate that matches your group.
2-10 travelers
2-10 travelers
Group rate per person
US$ 17,500
Trip fit
This guided trek in Nepal is planned across 54 Days around route flow, support logistics, traveler comfort, and realistic operating conditions. The pace protects acclimatization, daily effort, and weather flexibility.
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Annapurna Base Camp is one of the most approachable classic Himalayan treks, but it still deserves one clean planning page instead of several overlapping articles.
The Annapurna Circuit has enough route variation and comfort-range nuance that it should live in one strong planning page, not several competing versions.
Guide and porter decisions are more useful when they are tied to route type and traveler fit, not just generic trekking advice.
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