PISANG PEAK CLIMBING
PISANG PEAK CLIMBING
Do you have the urge to go higher and test your endurance? Take a 6091m detour off the beaten track to a pyramid-shaped peak north of Pisang and Annapurna II on the Annapurna Circuit trail.
Pisang Peak, also known as Jong Ri, is on the northern border in the Manang Valley in Manang District in the north of Nepal. From here Tilicho Peak (7134m), Mt. Manaslu (8163m), Mt. Annapurna II (7555m) and Mt. Annapurna IV (7525m) and Gangapurna (7455m) are visibly breathtaking. This is truly an eye-popping smorgasbord of white snow-capped peaks right before your eyes!
The trek begins at the predominantly Gurung village of Syange, situated alongside the Marsyangdi River and a deafening waterfall. The trail passes through Dharapani (1860m), Chame (2715m), Upper Pisang (3700m), to Pisang Peak Base Camp (4380), Pisang Peak High Camp (5400), to the Summit of Pisang Peak (6091m), Manang Valley (3450), Yak Kharka (4110m), Thorong Pedi (4,600m), Muktinath (3800m), Jomsom (2800m), Thorong Pedi (4600m), Thorong La Pass ( 5416m), Muktinath (3800m) and then down to Jomsom (2800m) and a flight to Pokhara followed the next day with a road trip to Kathmandu.
This is a trek offering immense natural beauty with unique fauna and an opportunity to discover the various ethnic groups living in this remote region. The highlight, of course, is climbing to Pisang Peak (6091m) and trekking through Thorong La Pass (5416m). There will be stops along the trail where you will have the opportunity to acclimatize before ascending Pisang Peak and Thorong La Pass.
Sherpa Expedition and Trekking have been operating as a tour company since the 1970s and have an excellent reputation as a company that pays attention to the smallest detail in order to make your trek something to remember for a lifetime.
Key Features of Pisang Peak Climbing
- See the religious and historical sites in Kathmandu Valley.
- Climb Pisang Peak (6091m) and feast on the jaw-dropping views of Mt. Manaslu (8163m), Mt. Annapurna II (7555m) & Annapurna IV (7525m).
- Visit Shree Muktinath Vishnu Temple – one of the highest in the world.
- Explore and trek through the Manang and Mustang valleys.
- The incredible and diverse landscapes in valleys and at higher altitudes.
- Cross the high altitude Thorong La Pass (5416m)
- Observe the various ethnic groups in the Upper Pisang Valley.
- Scenic flight from Jomsom to Pokhara.
- Sightseeing in Pokhara – Phewa Tal (lake) and Peace Pagoda.
ITINERARY
Day 1 : Arrive at Kathmandu (1350m) and transfer to hotel.
Sherpa Expedition & Trekking staff will be there to greet you at Tribhuvan International Airport and take you to your hotel, followed by a briefing covering information, dos and don’ts of your trek. Your safety and comfort are paramount.
Day 2 : Guided tour of Kathmandu and prepare for trek.
Today, we will spend the day sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley with our guide. We will visit Pashupatinath, which is regarded as the holiest Hindu temple in Nepal and where pilgrims worship Lord Shiva (situated on the banks of the holy Bagmati River), Bouddhanath, a Buddhist temple known as ‘Little Tibet’ and then on to Swayambhunath known as the Monkey Temple. From Swayambhunath we drive to Kathmandu’s famous Durbar Square, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed site and located in front of the old royal palace. Upon arriving back at your hotel you may have time to do some last-minute shopping around Thamel – the tourist hub of Kathmandu. Back at your hotel, your guide will help you prepare for your trek.
Day 3 : Drive from Kathmandu to Syange (1140m) via Besisahar (823m) Duration: 6-7 hours.
Today, after an early breakfast, we will drive for about 5 to 6 hours before reaching Besisahar - about 190 kilometers from Kathmandu. After reaching Besisahar we will head by jeep to Syange where you will have some incredible views of Mt. Annapurna II (7937m), Mt. Manaslu (8156m) and Mt Lamjung (6983m).
Breakfast, lunch & dinner included.
Day 4 : Trek from Syange to Dharapani (1860m) Duration: 5-6 hours.
The journey today takes us along a dirt road through a gorge with amazing waterfalls cascading down into it and with numerous views of snow-capped peaks along the way. The winding road takes us from Syange and via Jagat village (1410m), and then reaches Chamje Village. After crossing the bridge there is a steep climb before we reach the village of Tal (1700m), situated next to the Marsyangdi River. Leaving Tal we continue on before reaching today’s s destination, Dharapani village where we will stay the night. Breakfast, lunch & dinner included.
Day 5 : Trek from Dharapani to Chame (2715m) Duration: 5-6 hours.
Today we begin trekking from Dharapani climbing higher and a noticeable change with cooler conditions. You will see a change in the landscape at this higher elevation as the trail passes through forests before reaching the Tibetan village of the Bagarchhap with its distinctive Tibetan architecture. Climbing higher we reach the apple-growing region and farms along with pine forests and views of Lamjung and Annapurna II peaks. The trail then follows the Marsyangdi River heading upstream and passes the villages of Manang and Koto before reaching Chame. It is a very easy walk from Koto to Chame where we spend the night. Chame is the district headquarters of the Manang region. Breakfast, lunch & dinner included.
Day 6 : Trek from Chame to Upper Pisang (3700m) Duration:5-6 hours.
After leaving Chame on our five to six hour trek we pass through Telekhu and along the trail have some breathtaking views of Annapurna and Pisang (6091m) until we have to re-cross on a suspension bridge to the south bank of the Marsyangdi River. After crossing the river we then head higher passing a pine-forest as we trek through the upper reaches of the Manang valley to Pisang. At the upper edge of Pisang village we can see Pisang and Chulu peaks. Tonight we stay at Pisang.
Day 7 : Day to relax and acclimatize (3700m)
Medical professionals recommend that before heading to higher elevations that trekkers spend some time acclimatizing. They also recommend staying active. From here you have some very impressive views of the Annapurnas, Gangapurna and Tilicho. Tonight we will stay at the lodge. Breakfast, lunch & dinner are included.
Day 8 : Trek from Upper Pisang to Pisang Peak Base Camp (4380m) Duration: 4-5 hours.
Today we begin our three to four hour trek by ascending to Base Camp and to find a suitable place to set up camp for the night. There are several flat places to erect our tents at Yak Kharka where we stay overnight. Breakfast, lunch & dinner Included.
Day 9 : Trek to Pisang Peak High Camp (5400m) Duration: 4-5 hours.
Today we ascend for three to four hours all the way to High Camp climbing across the south west ridge. We will set up our tents here tonight. Breakfast, lunch, & dinner Included.
Day 10 : High Camp to Summit Pisang Peak (6,091m) and descend to Base Camp.
We have a long day ahead of us as we set out on a seven to nine hour trek to Pisang Peak summit. We follow the ridge and then come to a more difficult section where we fix ropes until reaching the summit. From the summit there are some extraordinary panoramic views over the surrounding mountains. After taking in the views and regaining our breath we will descend back to Base Camp for the night.
Breakfast, lunch & dinner included.
Day 11 : Trek from Pisang Peak Base Camp down to Manang (3450m) duration: 6-7 hours.
We will head to Pisang Village on the first leg of our trek today and then follow the trail on the banks of the river. The landscape at this lower altitude is greener and denser compared with the desolate landscape on Pisang Peak. Manang is situated in the valley of the Marsyangdi River. Tonight we will stay at a lodge. Breakfast, lunch & dinner included.
Day 12 : Trek from Manang to Yak Kharka (4110m) Duration: 4-5 hours.
Today’s trek is of about three to four hours gradually ascending to Yak Kharka where we will stay the night.
Breakfast, lunch & dinner included.
Day 13 : Trek from Yak Kharka to Thorong Pedi (4600m) Duration: 4-5 hours.
We make our way to the foot of the pass (Thorong Pedi) situated at the base of Thorong La Pass. This is a small village where we will stay the night. Breakfast, lunch & dinner included.
Day 14 : Trek from Thorong Pedi via Thorong La Pass (5416m) to Muktinath (3802m) Duration: 7-8 hours.
Today is most likely the toughest day of the trek, hiking for around 6 to 8 hours. The higher altitude contributes to the degree of difficulty and sometimes strong winds in these upper regions. Along the trail, we may pass sheep, yaks, and merchants transporting their goods. Once we reach Thorong La Pass we will be rewarded with breath-taking views of Annapurna, Gangapurna and the eye-catching peak of Khatungkang (6484m). Leaving the pass we descend around 1600 meters and the brilliant Dhaulagiri (Dhaula Giri, meaning “White Mountain”) is the highest mountain that is entirely in Nepal. The trail is more undulating and relatively easy before we reach Muktinath where we stay the night.
Day 15 : Trek from Muktinath to Jomsom (2750m) via Kagbeni; Duration: 5-6 hours.
From Muktinath, we pass through lush meadows, fruit trees, and streams passing through Kagbeni before we reach Jomsom in the. Kali Gandaki valley. Jomsom is the headquarters of the Mustang District and home to the Thakali people. It is worth a visit to the Jomsom Eco-Museum. This should take us about five to six hours. Kagbeni has a well-deserved reputation for its horticulture industry.
Breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Day 16 : Flight from Jomsom to Pokhara (820m) & transfer to hotel.
We have an early 35 minute flight to catch to Pokhara today. The scenic flight takes us between Annapurna and Dhaulagiri peaks and offers fantastic views of other Himalayan mountains. We have the entire afternoon to explore Pokhara and can sit by Lakeside with a drink or maybe do some shopping along the shopping area alongside Phewa Tal (lake). If time is short you may wish to fly to Kathmandu today instead of waiting for tomorrow when we drive back.
Breakfast, lunch & dinner included.
Day 17 : Drive from Pokhara to Kathmandu (1350m) Duration: 6-7 hours.
Today we head back on a 6 to 7-hour drive to Kathmandu with many fond memories of Nepal and its unique culture and geography. These memories will last a lifetime!
Day 18 : International departure from Kathmandu Airport.
Sherpa Expeditions & Trekking staff will transfer you to the airport for your final departure from Nepal. We hope that this epic trek will be firmly ingrained in your memory and will be enough to prompt you to consider your next trek with us!
SERVICES
Cost Included in your package
- All airport pick up drop off by private Car/Jeep
- Kathmandu to Besishahar and Syange transport in a private vehicles.
- Jomsom to Pokhara flight with airport departure tax
- Pokhara to Kathmandu transport by tourist bus
- 3-star hotels in Kathmandu and Pokhara with breakfast as per as Itinerary
- Lodge/teahouse and tented accommodation during trekking and climbing session
- Full board meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) during the trekking and Climbing session.
- Climbing and trekking staff with experienced English speaking license holder Sherpa climbing and trekking leader (guide), cook, assistant climbing leader (5 trekkers: 1 assistant guide), Sherpa porters to carry luggage (2 trekkers:1 Local sherpa porter), other helpers as per requirement for the climbing section including their equipment, flight, salary, insurance, food, and lodging.
- All necessary paper works; trekking (ACAP) and Pisang peak climbing permits
- Down jacket, Sherpa Expedition and Trekking duffel bag, and trekking map (down jacket are need to be returned after the trip)
- Climbing and Camping equipment for Camping part- very high-quality North Face or Mountain Hardware tents for camping and kitchen, dining, toilet tents, mattresses, kitchen types of equipment
- Travel and rescue arrangements (paid by your travel insurance
- Welcome and farewell dinner in Kathmandu
- Medical Kit / first aid kit (guide will bring first aid kit)
- All government and local taxes
Cost Excludes:
- Nepal entry visa fee (easy to obtain the visa on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport – Kathmandu). $25 USD for 15-day visa.
- International airfare and airport departure tax
- Extra luggage charges (if you have more than 20 kg luggage, cargo charge is around $ 2 per kg)
- Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
- Altitude chamber (PAC) or oxygen Bottle
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
- Travel and rescue insurance
- Personal expenses ( Wifi, phone calls, laundry, bar bills, camera charge, battery recharge, extra porters, bottled or boiled water, shower, heater, etc.)
- Personal trekking and climbing equipment
- Personal climbing guide if required
- Optional trips and sightseeing in Kathmandu and Pokhara.
- Tips for guides, Porters and all climbing staff.
EQUIPMENTS
EQUIPMENT required
You will be carrying all of your gear and share some of the cluster gear. Keeping your pack light is important, so choose light-weight clothing and equipment. Be sure to have a range of clothing suitable for all conditions. The sudden change of weather may require the layering of clothing. Three layers will meet your needs. Avoid cotton or fabrics that do not maintain heat when cold. Comfortable durable wool (or proven fabrics) that breathe and expel sweat lends itself to an additional pleasant experience!'
We will offer complimentary water and a windproof duffle that you'll use on the trek - carried by porters. The duffle is yours to keep once at the end of the trek. You can safely leave your bag, together with your non-trekking requirements, at our office in Katmandu and collect them upon your return.
All equipment, such as base camp tents, room accessories, climbing rope, ice screws, snow bar and ice hammer is provided by Sherpa Expedition & Trekking.
Climbing Gear
- Alpine climbing harness - (instrumentality square measured) essential for the climb with leg loops that match other clothing and equipment.
- 2 protection karabiners - the large, pear-shaped ring is best, screw gate sort counseled
- 3 regular carabiners. Lightweight; BD Hotwire square measure counseled.
- Ice ax w/leash. Light-weight (Grivel Air school, diamond Raven, or Charlet Moser Snow.
- Walker/pole – adjustable - below 5’7” use 60cm; 5’7”- 6’2” use 65cm; over 6’2” use 70cm.
- Plastic mountain boots (Koflach Degree, Lowa Civetta, or Scarpa Alpha), or animal skin double mount boots (La Sportiva Olympic Mons, Boreal GI or equivalent; should be mountaineering/crampon compatible)
- Crampons - should be appropriate plastic boots (new-style sort recommended). A straightforward repair kit (Grivel G12, diamond Contact, or Charlet Moser Super 12)
- Belay/rappel device (Figure eight preferred)
Upper Body
- 2 cotton jerseys.
- 1 polypropylene jersey.
- 2 long sleeve polypropene shirts. light-weight, pastel for sunny days.
- 2 girls sports bras - synthetic, no cotton!
- 1 softshell - Gnawing Animal Dri-clime Wind Shirt, geographic region Stretch Zephyr or Krushell Jacket (R2 slipover acceptable).
- Down/synthetic sweater or vest. geographic region Puffball jacket or sweater preferred; R4 Jacket acceptable
- Hard Monkey jacket with hood waterproof and breathable. Gore-Tex or equivalent is best, convenient enough to use over multiple layers.
- 1 expedition down windcheater with hood. This is often, in all probability, your most vital piece of clothing! It is important that your jacket is 700+ fill down, baffle construction (not seamed) and contains a thickly insulated hood.
Hand Wear
- You will need 2 systems: one glove system for lower on the mountain and mittens over mitt system for the cold temperatures encountered on summit day.
- 2 pairs of liner gloves. skinny wool or polypropene -1 pair of heat gloves fleece or wool and 1 pair of expedition shell gloves.
- 1 pair of standard expedition shell mitts or professional mitts. If they are doing not have articulatio radiocarpea straps take into account stitching one on in order that you'll be able to either attach it to your jacket or cinch the strap to your articulatio radiocarpea in order that you are doing not lose your mittens in high winds.
Head Gear
- Warm hat - wool or artificial that covers your ears.
- Balaclava
- Face mask.
- Shade hat or jockey cap.
- Glacier glasses. 100 percent UV protection with aspect shields and a hard-sided storage case (e.g. Julbo or Cebe)
- 1 extra pair of further dark glasses (also with UV protection just in case your other pair breaks).
- 1 ski spectacles with UV protection
- If you need prescription ice mass glasses, have your lenses changed according to your prescription.
Lower Body
- 4 pairs of liner socks. plastic or Capilene & 3 pairs of light-weight trekking socks.
- 2 pairs of medium-heavy wool socks – hiking boots with liner and wool socks.
- 1 pair of nylon shorts.
- 1 pair of nylon pants for trekking and around camp.
- 2 light-weight pairs of underwear
- 1 pair of fleece pants with facet zipper or “puff-ball pants”
- 1 pair of the soft-shell pant (e.g. geographical region Guide pants or Granite Pants. Schoeller fabrics).
- 1 pair of quality shell pants, waterproof/breathable with full facet zips, Gore-Tex or equivalent is best.
- 1 pair of gaiters. Confirm they're going to work over plastic boots (OR Crocodiles or equivalent).
- 1 pair of down booties (optional).
- 1 pair of trekking shoes for the hike to base camp and use at camp
- 1 pair of sandals or gym shoes for Katmandu and in camp
- All luggage and packs need to be waterproof or plastic luggage.
Pack
- 1 light-weight internal frame pack (approx 65-liter cube-shaped ).
- 1 daypack optional for the approach hike and for potential use on summit day If you propose to use it for your summit pack it should be large enough for your down jacket, misc. clothes, food, and water. The Lowe Alpine lepton or carbonado Speed twenty-eight is great, light-weight (16 oz.) choices.
- 1 large (122 liters approx.) duffel for gear and should be sturdy to be used on pack animals
- Small padlock for a duffel.
- 1 small duffel for bags stored in Katmandu. We will provide a complimentary duffel/kit bag for the items you purchase in Katmandu.
- Sleeping Gear
- 1 down sleeping bag rated to -10 F (Gore Dry loft or similar cloth helps defend down and dark colors speed drying time)
- Sleeping Pad. Full length closed cell foam (mandatory) and/or Therma-Rest for additional heat and luxury.
Miscellaneous
- 1 kit with non - steroidal anti-inflammatory pills and other medications suggested by your doctor.
- Lip balm - a minimum of SPF twenty, 2 sticks. A string taped to the stick is useful to hold around your neck
- Sunscreen - a minimum of SPF40
- Headlamp. Petzl Myobelt Three or another suitable type.
- 3 Water bottles – 10 centimeter wide-mouth Nalgene (1 may be a pee bottle).
- Hydration bladder with drinking tube for lower mountain (optional)
- Packets of electrolyte powder for rehydration.
- Plastic mug w/snap-on lid, 16 oz. or larger.
- Bowl and spoon. Plastic, tiny Tupperware works well. Lexan spoons are best.
- Pocket knife - tiny Swiss-army kind.
- Water purification. Iodine tablets or Polar-pure crystals
- Toiletry kit. Take care to incorporate bathroom tissue hold on in the bag.
- 3-4 massive plastic bags for keeping miscellaneous gear dry.
- Nylon stuff sacks For food and equipment storage. Massive Ziplocs are also useful.
- Towel.
- Earplugs.
- Hand wipes.
- 1 tiny chrome steel vacuum bottle (optional).
- Favorite snack foods (not too heavy).
- Paperback books, cards, ipod, etc.
- Binoculars (optional for viewing the route from the lower camps).
- Camera - one light-weight to take shots while on the mountain One SLR camera is optional for the trek..
- Fanny pack or notecase for travel documents, cash & passport.
- Passport and passport photos
Airline departure details. Please leave your airline ticket at our office in the event you need to alter your departure date.
"While you're needed to bring everything on this list, there are suitable variations that are also suitable. Many of these items can be purchased in Kathmandu from stores that cater to mountain trekking.
GOOD TO KNOW
Insurance
It is obligatory to possess smart travel insurance or emergency evacuation insurance that covers evacuation from high altitudes. It is advisable that you have cancellation insurance - just in case of an accident or for some reason, due to unforeseen circumstances, the trip is canceled.
Fitness and Experiences
For your personal safety and success, we recommend physical activities like running, swimming and some smaller climbs to lower peaks which incorporate climbs that involve the use of crampons. Be prepared for extreme exposure and steep drop-offs and be capable of carrying around 30lbs/15 kilos. If possible, get some experience in technical rock and mountaineering climbing to prepare for your trek and climb to Island Peak. Be familiar with using other climbing equipment, such as jumar ascenders, crampons, and ropes.
Meals
A lot of food you have taken altitude the higher you´ll perform. Considering the loss of appetence on a better attitude, Sherpa guide can assist you to settle on food things that have quality and best to digest at higher-altitude throughout the trekking and accommodation within the lodges. However, at base camp, our expedition cook is set the most effective menu. we recommend you bring your own food if you, therefore, need like chocolate bars, dry foods, etc. we have a tendency to cater to completely different dietary necessities and full eater menus will be provided for the asking.
Accommodation
In Kathmandu, you will stay at deluxe hotels and while on the trek your accommodation is in native lodges/guesthouses. At base camp, your accommodation is in tented camps. All accommodation is based on a twin share basis.
Emergency Rescue
In case of any high hypoxia problems, it is recommended as a primary precaution to return to a lower altitude. If the problem persists you will need to be evacuated if necessary by helicopter rescue and jeep.
Weather Forecast
During the climb, your guide will have access to current weather conditions.
Any questions can be directed to Sherpa Expedition & Trekking. We are here to ensure you are well-equipped and prepared for this fantastic adventure.
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| Trip Date | Price | Duration | Seats Left | |
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| Mar 02, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Mar 03, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Mar 04, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Mar 05, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Mar 06, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Trip Date | Price | Duration | Seats Left | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 02, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Apr 03, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Apr 04, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Apr 05, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Apr 06, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Trip Date | Price | Duration | Seats Left | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 02, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| May 03, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| May 04, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| May 05, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| May 06, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Trip Date | Price | Duration | Seats Left | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 02, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Jun 03, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Jun 04, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Jun 05, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Jun 06, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Trip Date | Price | Duration | Seats Left | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 02, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Jul 03, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Jul 04, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Jul 05, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Jul 06, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Trip Date | Price | Duration | Seats Left | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 02, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Aug 03, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Aug 04, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Aug 05, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Aug 06, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Trip Date | Price | Duration | Seats Left | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sep 02, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Sep 03, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Sep 04, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Sep 05, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Sep 06, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Trip Date | Price | Duration | Seats Left | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 02, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Oct 03, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Oct 04, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Oct 05, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Oct 06, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Trip Date | Price | Duration | Seats Left | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 02, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Nov 03, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Nov 04, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Nov 05, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
| Nov 06, 2023 | 18 Days | $ 3,300 | 10 | Book Now |
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