Trekking in Annapurna region

 Nepal is one of the most famous destinations in the world for trekking. Trekking in Nepal proves to be one of the most popular activities in for adventure lovers. Annapurna region of Nepal is one of the most popular trekking regions in the world with majestic trekking routes. It is the breathtaking section of the Himalayas in Nepal. It is also regarded as home of treks in Nepal. Trekking in Annapurna region covers a wide range of cultural and geographical varieties. Trekking to this region showcases every little aspect of the region’s natural and cultural beauty. It is also regarded as the best option for short and long trekking. Short treks to Sikles and Ghandruk are just as popular. The Annapurna region is an area of contrasts comprising the wettest, driest and windiest places in Nepal. The famous Annapurna circuit trek, Annapurna sanctuary trek, Jomsom Muktinath trek, extraordinary diversity of flora, fauna, awesome landscapes, unique cultures, terrace farmlands, glacial areas, diverse ethnicity, friendly people, lush forests are some of the major attractions and most famous hiking and trekking trails within the Annapurna region.

This is the middling trek which requires no age limit but physical fitness of the trekkers to complete the trek with great accomplishments and unexplainable experience. It is regarded as paradise that offers beautiful views of the mountains and wonders of nature. Also known to be natural habitat of hundreds of flora and fauna, government of Nepal has declared Annapurna region as one of the conservation areas. The Annapurna region trekking is a home to spectacular peaks likes Annapurna I, II, III, IV, Mt. Dhaulagiri, Mt. Machhapuchhare and several other high mountains. The region has an extraordinary diversity of flora, fauna, majestic landscapes and even more extraordinary cultures. Terraced farmlands, lush forest, hot springs, glacial areas, rivers and rivulets, diverse ethnicity, friendly people, rich flora and fauna are some of the attractions of the region. Taking us through lush green foothills, barren of the world’s deepest Kaligandaki gorge and subtropical forest adorned with rhododendrons and other wild flowers, it showcases other unique species of flora and fauna. Every trekkers and adventure lovers must experience trekking in Annapurna region once in a lifetime.

Island Peak expedition in Nepal

Island Peak Expedition is an admired peak expedition experience in the trek to Everest basecamp. Rising 6,189m above the sea level, Island peak (also known as Imja Tse) is beautifully located in the middle of Chhukung valley, on top of the Chhukung Glacier between Mt. Lhotse and Ama Dablam. This peak, coming down as an extension of the ridge from Lhotse sits like an island in the sea of ice. Therefore, it was named Island Peak by a climbing team of Eric Shipton in 1953. This peak is the best trekking peaks for adventure climbing.

33 peaks in Nepal are officially opened as trekking peaks. Among them, Island Peak climbing is considered the most enlivening experience as this 250m rope climb to the apex not just offers spectacular views of the Himalayan range but also the pristine culture, tradition, and religion of the Sherpa people en route. The Island Peak summit offers a majestic view of peaks like Nuptse, Lhotse, Lhotse Middle, and Lhotse Shar (all over 8000m) forming a semi circle in the north while Mt. Makalu greets you in the east and Baruntse and Ama Dablam in the south. The trail also offers an exclusive opportunity to experience glacial moraines (Imja and Lhotse), suspension bridges, monasteries, prayer rocks, colorful settlements decorated with flags, and Sagarmatha National Park that features varieties of rare flora, fauna and birds. In addition to this, the warm hospitality offered by the Sherpa people makes the trail more enjoyable.

Moreover, if you are looking to get the best value for your money, then there are two best times to climb Island peak: mid March-May (Spring) and mid September-November (Autumn), as the weather is comparatively warm and the view of the mountains is crystal clear. If you are planning your trek in winter (December-February), be ready to bear the chilling cold.

This trek is difficult, but not technical. Therefore, a physically fit and acclimatized person (amateur or serious climbers) with basic technique and information on mountaineering can opt for this trek in the Khumbu region. Those looking for more of a challenge can try another package, that is, Everest Base Camp with Island peak climbing. Moreover, Pisang Peak climbing is also another excellent selection of thrill seekers. Moreover, the cost of Island peak climbing packages offered by Adventure Mountain Explore Treks & Expedition is very much affordable for every  climber seeking the most competitive rates ever..