Annapurna

The Annapurna mountain is located in the Gandaki Province, in the north-central region of Nepal. At 891 meters above sea level, it is the tenth-highest mountain in the world. It was the first eight thousand-meter peak to be successfully climbed when Maurice Herzog led a French expedition to the summit through the north face in 1950. Due to the difficulty and danger of its ascent, the Annapurna region ranks second among places associated with high adventure after Everest. Break off from your daily routine and travel for a while to those mysterious paths that lead both nowhere and everywhere then you will comprehend the beauty the Annapurnas are characterized by.