Showing posts with label Api Saipal Conservation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Api Saipal Conservation. Show all posts

Thursday, November 7, 2019

Far West (Api-Saipal Ranges)

November 07, 2019
In the corners of northwestern Nepal in Darchula District, near the Tibetan Borders, the high
mountains Nampa, Saipal and Api are located. Api is the tallest (7132m) peak among in the
Yokha Pahar Section of Gurans Himal ranges rising dramatically from a low base. The visits
are rare in this area. It is less known and has not still been explored alot as compared to other
ranges. The first successful attempt of Api was occurred in 1960 by Japan, Doshisha Alpine
Society.


Api Nampa.JPG
Source: Commons (View from Mahakali Khola)



Source: Wiki Commons (Api South face )


The great, untouched wilderness of tall, snowy, steepy mountain welcomes for daring
Himalayan Adventure. The instagrammable ranges of Api (7132m), Saipal (7031m),
Nandadevi (7817m), Rajamba (6537m) and others are suitable for the nature loving ranges.
The trekking through Simikot requires permit.





 The trekking route takes about 30 days from Kathmandu. The journey starts from Mahendranagar for 15 hours straight. Chala is the last
stop in the route. Bird watchers and photographers will surely love this route. The blend from
usual language, culture and lifestyle of local people is also different for visitors.

Thursday, July 27, 2017

Information about Annapurna Regions

July 27, 2017

via https://youtu.be/X_5X3lthFvI