Peak Climbing 2027 – KAGC — Ganja La Chuli (Naya Kanga) Climbing

• Airport pickup and drop
• Accommodation in Kathmandu on twin/triple sharing basis, BB basis (bed and breakfast)
• Kathmandu – Syabrubesi – Kathmandu transfers by private vehicle
• Experienced trekking guide
• Licensed climbing guide for the summit climb (one per two climbers)
• One porter for every two climbers, with a weight limit of 10–12 kg per person
• Accommodation and meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) during the trek, with tea and coffee
• Tented Base Camp and High Camp with cook, kitchen staff and camp equipment
• Group climbing equipment: fixed and main ropes, snow bars and ice screws
• NMA climbing royalty at the autumn / winter / summer rate
• Refundable garbage deposit (USD 250 per team)
• Langtang National Park fee
• TIMS card
• Insurance coverage for the guide, climbing guide and porters
• All applicable taxes and service charges

• Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
• Single supplement cost
• Client travel and climbing insurance (must cover helicopter rescue to 7,000 m)
• Spring royalty supplement (March–May): USD 175 per climber
• Personal climbing gear (mountaineering boots, crampons, harness, ice axe, helmet); rental is available in Kathmandu
• Any personal expenses, such as beverages, hot water and mineral water
• Accessory charging and Wi-Fi use during the trek
• Rescue and emergency cost
• Summit bonus and gratuities (tips) for the climbing guide and crew
• Extra costs arising from unforeseen or unavoidable conditions

Entry rules differ for Indian and other foreign nationals. All climbers also need an NMA climbing permit and the national park, conservation area or restricted area permits for their region, which we arrange from the documents you share at booking.

Indian Nationals

No Visa Required

• Indian citizens need no visa to enter Nepal, by air at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, or at any open land border
• Carry a valid Indian passport, or Voter ID card as an accepted alternative photo ID
• Minors without a passport should carry a School ID and Birth Certificate
• Indian currency notes of ₹100 and below are widely accepted; ₹500 and ₹2,000 notes are not accepted in Nepal

Foreign Nationals

Tourist Visa on Arrival

• Most nationals can obtain a Tourist Visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport or open land borders; a few nationalities must apply in advance at a Nepali Embassy
• Visa fee: 15 days USD 30 · 30 days USD 50 · 90 days USD 125
• Passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry
• One passport-size photograph; visa fee payable in cash (USD) or by card

Climbing & Trekking Permits

• All permits listed are included in the package cost and are issued against a passport copy (or Voter ID for Indian nationals) and one photograph per climber
• SAARC nationals, including Indians, pay reduced national park, conservation area and TIMS fees; the climbing royalty is charged at the foreign rate
• Restricted area permits are issued by the Department of Immigration only through a registered trekking agency, with a licensed guide

Entry, visa and permit rules are set by the Government of Nepal and may change; please reconfirm with us before travel.

Indian nationals must hold a valid passport or Voter ID card; foreign nationals must hold an ordinary passport with a minimum of 6 months’ validity from the departure date, along with a valid Nepal visa. Passport / ID copies and one photograph per trekker should be shared with us at least 7 days before departure so that climbing permits, park permits and flights can be arranged.

A deposit of 25% of package cost is payable at the time of booking confirmation. The remaining balance is payable no later than 7 days prior to the arrival date. Payments are made by bank transfer to our Nepal company account.

ABC Adventures Pvt. Ltd. and its associates are committed to providing a smooth, safe and memorable journey. We are not liable for itinerary changes due to unavoidable circumstances, such as road blockages, landslides, snowfall, weather, flight delays or cancellations, strikes, or illness and accidents. Mountain flights, including Lukla, are weather-dependent and delays are common; extra nights caused by delays, and summit attempts lost to weather, are at the traveller’s cost. Any additional costs incurred under these conditions must be borne by the traveller.

All 30 peaks are above 5,600 m and involve long walking days, glacier travel and an alpine summit day of 10–14 hours. PD and PD+ peaks suit fit trekkers who complete the training day at Base Camp; AD, AD+ and D peaks require previous alpine climbing experience on snow and ice, which we may ask climbers to confirm at booking. Travellers with cardiac or respiratory conditions should consult their doctor before booking, and regular cardio and hill-walking training before travel is advised for all routes.

All meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) with tea and coffee are provided during trekking days. In Kathmandu, accommodation is on BB basis (bed and breakfast); lunch and dinner in Kathmandu are at the traveller’s own cost.

Comprehensive travel insurance covering medical treatment and emergency helicopter evacuation up to 7,000 m, including climbing above 6,000 m, is mandatory for all climbers, and should also cover flight delays and cancellations.

All notice of cancellation must be sent in writing by email; verbal cancellation does not qualify for any refund.

• Passport (6+ months’ validity) or Voter ID (for Indians), visa documents for foreign nationals, photocopies and 2 passport photographs
• Travel insurance policy and emergency numbers
• Broken-in waterproof trekking boots, camp sandals and insulated double mountaineering boots for the climb
• Layered clothing: thermal base layers, fleece, down jacket and waterproof shell
• Warm hat, gloves, buff, UV sunglasses and sunscreen
• Sleeping bag rated to –20 °C for Base Camp and High Camp
• Trekking poles, daypack, headlamp, power bank and reusable water bottle
• Water purification tablets, personal medication and a basic first-aid kit
• Climbing gear: crampons, harness, ice axe, helmet, ascender (jumar), descender, carabiners and slings (rental available in Kathmandu)
• Down suit or down pants, expedition mitts and glacier glasses for summit day
• Cash in INR (₹100 notes and below) / USD or Nepali Rupees for personal expenses on the trail

All 30 peaks reach between 5,663 m and 6,584 m, where Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) is a real risk. Early symptoms include headache, nausea, loss of appetite and poor sleep; they usually ease with rest and hydration, but worsening symptoms mean descending without delay. Each itinerary builds in acclimatisation days and a reserve day before the descent; climbers should not shorten these. The Himalayan Rescue Association runs clinics at Pheriche and Manang during the main seasons.

Drink 3–4 litres of water a day, avoid alcohol at altitude, walk at a steady pace and tell your guide promptly about any symptoms. Travellers with cardiac, respiratory or other relevant medical conditions should consult their doctor before booking, and carry any personal prescription medicines.