Annapurna is a segment of the Himalayas range in north-central Nepal with 8,091 m (26,545 ft) Annapurna one, 7,000m (22,970ft), and 13 additional peaks above 6,000m (19,690ft). This section is 55km long (34 miles long). Annapurna is a one of the fourteen “eight thousands” in the earth, the 10th highest mountain in the world. It rises east of the Kali Gandaki Gorge which separates it from the Dhaulagiri Massif, is 34 km wide and considered to be the deepest in the world.
In Sanskrit, Annapurna means “full of food” and is generally translated as the goddess of crops. In Hinduism, Annapurna is the “universal goddess” (feeding mother). Without her, there is hunger and a universal fear; this makes Annapurna a universal goddess.
Mount Annapurna was the first 8,000-meters (26,200 Ft) climbed on 3rd June 1950 by Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal, a French expedition led by Maurice Herzog.
Budget/Mid-range (Small Group): Euro 13,500 – Euro 5,000 (often involves fewer Sherpas or reduced base camp luxury)
Full Service (Standard): Euro 25,000 – Euro 30,000 (includes 1-1 Sherpa, oxygen, base camp services).
High-End/VIP: Euro 35,000 – Euro 40,000+ (includes specialized support, high-end tent systems, unlimited oxygen)
Typically Included:
Permits: Annapurna climbing permit (Euro 1,800 in spring), ACAP permit, and TIMS card.
Support: High-altitude climbing Sherpas (usually 1:1 for full service), base camp manager, cooks.
Logistics: Transportation to/from base camp, cargo transport, tents, and kitchen gear.
Oxygen: Bottled oxygen, masks, and regulators.
Food: All meals at base camp and high camps.
Key Costs Excluded (Extra Expenses:)
Summit Bonus: Mandatory bonuses for climbing Sherpas ( Euro 1,500+) and kitchen staff.
Flights & Visas: International flights and Nepal visa fees.
Insurance: Mandatory emergency helicopter rescue insurance (minimum Euro 90,000 coverage).
Personal Gear: High-altitude clothing and climbing equipment.
Kathmandu Expenses: Hotel and meals in Kathmandu (except welcome/farewell dinner).
Important 2027 Notes:
Season: Spring (April/May) is the primary, safest time for the summit.
Group Size: Costs are generally lower for larger groups (7-10+ pax).
Permit Cost: The government permit in Euro 1,800 per person in spring.
Disclaimer:
Costs can fluctuate based on fluctuating fuel prices, inflation, and company-specific service levels.
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