Tent Peak Climbing in Autumn and Spring

Annapurna Base Camp with Tent Peak Climbing - 17 Days
Tent Peak Climbing
What to see & doSpecific information about Tent Peak Climbing in Autumn and Spring
  • Duration17 Days
  • Trip Grade Strenuous
  • Max Altitude 5695m
  • Starts at Kathmandu
  • Ends at Kathmandu
  • Trip Style Trekking and Climbing
  • Group Size 8
  • Transportation Tourist Vehicles
  • Best Season March, April, May and Sept, Oct, Nov

Tent peak is among some of Nepal’s most famous trekking peaks. What makes the Tent Peak climbing experience so special is that you can take it as an extension of the Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) trail. Thus, you get to experience the famous ABC trail while soaring as high as 5660m. Adventure enthusiasts who want to advance from trekking to basic mountaineering should consider the 17-day Tent Peak Ascent. You also get a beautiful glimpse of the scenery and mountains in the Annapurna region on your journey.

Tent peak is locally popular as Tharpu chuli and climbing the peak can act as a stepping stone for many of your yet-to-come summit experiences! The trail to climb Tent Peak passes through Annapurna Base Camp and provides stunning views of the mountain range. The massive south face of Annapurna South (7290 meters), which is located at the start of the Annapurna South Glacier, protects the sanctuary's western flank. The route to Tent Peak Base Camp requires descending steeply into the Annapurna South Glacier while navigating a jumbled mass of loose rocks of various sizes on the glacier floor. Then, it climbs up the other side of the glacier for about 6 or 7 hours to get to Tent Peak's Base Camp, which is at roughly 4600 meters.

The Tent Peak ascent Itinerary routes meander over rocky terrain, terrace farming, rhododendron and pine forests, and local settlements. The path of the journey goes via the lovely villages of Nayapul, Tikhedunga, Ulleri, Ghorepani, Tadapani, Chhomrung, Sinuwa Danda, Bamboo, Dovan, Himalaya, Deaurali, M.B.C., Annapurna Base camp, before arriving at the final destination of Tent Peak Base Camp and Summit to Tent Peak.

The following four days will get spent climbing Tharpu Chuli from Annapurna Base Camp. We set up an intermediate camp, then the next day ascends a narrow valley to our base camp to allow for safe acclimatization. On the morning of our summit, we start early and climb fixed lines up slopes as steep as 70 degrees to the Northwest Ridge. We cross the ridge, which gradually steepens into a brief stretch with a knife-edge, and ascends to the peak. We are surrounded by the enormous Annapurna Sanctuary, a wilderness of ice and rock that is home to many peaks, including Machhapuchare, Annapurna I, Annapurna South, and Annapurna I (8,091 meters).

Your 17 days itinerary for Tent Peak Climbing begins and ends in Kathmandu. You will be met at the airport by a representative of Outfitter Nepal, who will then transport you to your accommodation. Check into your accommodation, then take a stroll through Thamel's bustling streets in the evening. You will meet your climbing guide the following day, who will give you a tour briefing. You will get to learn about the trail's condition and the difficulties that lie ahead. Your guide will also provide you with the answers to your questions. Book a departure date with us or contact us to set one as per your convenience!

Here are some things from our Tent Peak Climbing Itinerary you do not want to miss out on:

Best Features of the Tent Peak Climbing

  • Visit Pokhara city and Phewa Lake.
  • Sunrise from Ghorepani-Poon Hill.
  • Reach the Annapurna Base Camp.
  • Panoramic views for Himalayas.
  • Summit the Tent Peak.
  • Great views of the Himalayas from Tent Peak.
  • Visit UNESCO cultural heritages sites in Kathmandu.
  • Visit the Gurung villages of Chomrong.

Spend Time in Pokhara, the City of Lakes

Pokhara, Nepal's second-largest city, is on the route to Tent Peak. During the start and finish of the Tent Peak climb, you have the opportunity to spend two nights here. You have the chance to visit some popular tourist attractions. Similarly, you can boat on the serene Fewa Lake while admiring a beautiful sunset. Similar to Thamel, in Pokhara, where you can meet many other travelers at the Lakeside Market.

Explore beautiful Ghorepani village

Ghorepani is a lovely village surrounded by lovely rhododendron trees and snow-capped mountains. You will have one of the most memorable experiences of your life here among the Gurung and Magar people. In Ghorepani, you will be able to speak with them and observe how they live their daily lives.

From Lower Ghorepani, we can get vistas of mountains, but from Upper Ghorepani, we can see mountains up close. In the afternoon, clouds cover the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges, and the temperature lowers in the evening. The sunrise and sunset views from Poonhill are the main draw of this trek.

Witness gorgeous sunrise from Poon Hill

Poon Hill, a well-known vantage point in the Annapurna region, is situated above the village of Ghorepani. Poon Hill offers beautiful dawn and sunset views, as well as a distant perspective of the western Himalayas. Trekkers typically take a short trip up to Poon Hill.

The sunrise above the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri region peaks at Ghorepani in the early morning is the highlight of the Poon Hill Trek. If getting up early isn't your thing, you'll still be as amazed if you stay for the sunset. The view of the Annapurna range is glorious from here!

Experience the rich culture and traditions of locals

During Tent Peak adventure, you pass by numerous villages resided by people from several communities. This journey rewards you with the Gurung and Magar customs and culture of the Annapurna Himalayas. The Gurung and Magar people of this region, who practice both Hinduism and Buddhism, are particularly unique in their culture.

You may observe the excitement in this Annapurna region, especially during Dashain and Tihar, when people play deusi bhailo collectively. If there are foreign visitors, they tend to include them in their group and continue to enjoy themselves. This festival takes place in late October or early November.

Trek through Annapurna Sanctuary

The trail passes through Annapurna Sanctuary, which is a protected area. You get to see a diverse range of flora and fauna. Different types of forests, vegetation, and climate are part of this sanctuary.

An astonishing range of habitats is created by the various combinations of heights and depths. Rhododendron and bamboo cover the south-facing slopes in dense tropical rainforest, whereas the north-facing slopes, in the rain shadow, have a drier, cooler environment.

Explore Annapurna Base Camp

If you are a trekking enthusiast, you know about the infamous Annapurna Base Camp! Hundreds of travelers visit this place to see wonderful landscapes and views of snow-capped mountains. You get to see many fellow trekkers here during the peak season. Located at 4,130 meters, it is one of the most famous trekking destinations in Nepal.

Summit Tent Peak

Climbing Tent Peak is the main highlight of the journey. From ABC, you ascend to the Tent Peak Base Camp and gradually move towards the summit. During the climbing, you get full support from your Sherpa guide. He fixes the ropes for you in the required areas and helps you not only reach the top but also return safely.

Soak yourself in the natural hot spring at Jhinu Danda

After a long walking period, you descend and reach Jhinu Danda on the way. This place houses a natural hot spring, where you can spend some time relaxing your sore muscles. These natural springs are known for treating skin diseases as well. Do know that you have to pay a few extra bucks to use the service, which is not included in the Tent Peak package.

Get to see tempting scenery and panoramic views of the Annapurna Himalayas

Tent Peak Itinerary offers beautiful landscapes throughout the journey. You get to see different perspectives of snow-capped mountains. The trail is packed with lush green forests, picturesque villages, streams, suspension bridges, snowy peaks, and superb flora. Mountains like Annapurna Range (8,091 m), Mt. Dhaulagiri (8,167 m), Mt. Machhapuchhre (6,993 m), Mt. Nilgiri (7,061 m), Tukuche Peak (6,920 m), Mt. Hiunchuli (6,441 m), etc.

Tent Peak Grade

Tent Peak, also known as Tharpu peak is enlisted as a trekking peak in Nepal according to Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). Thus, you can ascend to the top of the peak without an extreme level of hardship like the higher altitude peaks in the Himalayas.

Tent Peak Route

Your 17 days Tent Peak Ascent Itinerary starts and ends in Kathmandu. At first, you have your scenic drive to Pokhara from Kathmandu. The next day, you have a short drive to Nayapul from where you will be trekking to Tikhedhunga. For the next consecutive days, you will be trekking to Tadapani, Chhomrong, Himalaya and finally Annapurna Base Camp. Your true Tent Peak ascent starts from here. From ABC, you trek until the Tent Peak Base Camp. The next day, you trek until the high camp. Finally, the day you were waiting for has arrived. Early in the morning, you slowly start ascending the Tent Peak. After summiting the peak, you descend to the base camp. From the ABC, you descend to Dovan, Jhinudanda and finally Nayapul within the next few days. From Nayapul, you finally drive to Pokhara and then Kathmandu. This way, you complete your Peak Climbing in 17 days!

Tent Peak Climbing Cost

Depending on the number of guests, Outfitter Nepal's 17-day Tent Peak Climbing package costs between US$ 1700 and US$ 2200. The price drops to as little as US$ 1700 for groups of 7 to 14, while it rises to about US$ 1900 for smaller groups of 2 to 6. The cost of your package is approximately US$ 2200 if you are a solo trekker. However, these are the standard costs to maintain modest hospitality during your food and accommodation. Please note that the cost of the itinerary can be altered to meet your demands. We can readily accommodate your request to extend your stay.

Seasons to Ascend the Tent Peak

Tent Peak Climb in Spring (March, April and May)

Spring is considered the best season to ascend the Tent Peak and especially trekking in the Annapurna region. In Nepal, spring lasts from March through May. In the spring, the temperature is perfect for trekking as it is neither too hot nor too cold. In the spring, the daily average temperature ranges from 61 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit or 16 to 22 degrees Celsius. During the night, the temperature may fall by up to 2 or 3 degrees Celsius or 27 or 28 degrees Fahrenheit.

In the spring, the sky is clear, allowing you to take in uninterrupted vistas of the stunning Himalayan ranges. There is a chance of rain in the spring, but it rarely lasts long.

Tent Peak in March

The weather is very different in each location along the Annapurna trail in March because of the difference in altitude. Thus, there are some variations in the Annapurna region's temperature and sunshine levels. Also, the projected amount of rainfall along the places is fairly diverse.

March is generally a dry month. It is extremely dry and chilly in the first few days of March. In comparison to earlier days of the month, the temperature is warmer now. The nighttime temperature is lower than the midday temperature. Your trek's high-altitude areas can experience temperatures as low as -15 degrees Celsius.

Tent Peak in April

It is of the best months to trek on the Annapurna Trail in April. It's neither too hot nor too cold! The sky is therefore clear. Although not as long as in the summers, the days are still pretty lengthy. You can take strolls through the settlements you visit on your walk thanks to the long days.

In the lower parts of your trek, it rains more frequently. Lower amounts of precipitation are experienced as you ascend in altitude. Ascending the Tent Peak goes without any hassle!

Tent Peak in May

In the Annapurna region, May marks the end of the spring season. The monsoon season in Nepal officially starts when this month is through. After May, the Annapurna region has quite a bit of rainfall. May's later half experiences a significant amount of rainfall as well. Thus, you have to pack your equipment accordingly for your peak climbing adventure.

Tent Peak Climb in Autumn (September, October and November)

Autumn is another best time to trek in the Himalayas, especially for Tent Peak climbing! It is the time of year when you can enjoy the exquisite natural perfumes of numerous flowers while climbing to Annapurna, and the weather is clear and precise as a result of heavy rainfall before the autumn season. Due to the temperate weather and fresh surroundings, the autumn season is regarded as one of the best times to stroll around the Annapurna trail.

Throughout the autumn season, you won't have to be concerned about persistent rain or thick clouds obstructing the breathtaking view of mountain ranges and the countryside. It is pretty pleasant to stay because the temperature at lower elevations consistently ranges between 15 and 20 degrees Celsius and does not dip below freezing at night. Similarly, the temperature may drop as you go higher, but not at an intolerable level!

Tent Peak in September

The start of the autumnal season is signalled by September. But September's first few weeks are wetter than the remainder of the month. The monsoon season finishes in August, which accounts for this. Therefore, the first few weeks of September still see some rain.

The hottest month of the autumn season is in September. As fall progresses, the amount of sunshine gradually diminishes. The wind speed is likewise at its lowest in September. This makes trekking to Annapurna in September very enjoyable for all trekkers. Tent Peak ascent is also doable because the slopes are not as muddy.

Tent Peak in October

The likelihood of precipitation decreases as you ascend. Only 6 millimetres of rain will fall at the higher altitudes in October. This statistic is about 7 times slower than the rainfall in Ghorepani or Chhomrong.In October, there will be 28 dry days and 2 days with less than 2 mm of precipitation. Additionally, there won't be any snowy days this month. The average temperature for the October trek to Annapurna hike is probably about 10 degrees making trekking conditions quite great. In October, you'll delight in the tent peak experience.

Tent Peak in November

Of all the months of the autumnal season, November is the driest. There is almost no possibility of precipitation this month. In terms of the amount of sunshine received in the Annapurna region, it is also the mildest month of autumn. However, once the winter season's impacts start to be felt around the end of November, you might feel a little chilly.

    ItineraryTrip day to day detail itinerary

    You meet with our airport representative at the terminal gate waiting for you. He take you to the hotel. Your evening is free and after you’ve refreshed, you can go for a stroll down the street to get familiar with your surroundings.

      After a wholesome breakfast, you go on the guided sightseeing tour of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The tour include places like Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhnath Stupa, Swayambhunath, and Kathmandu Durbar Square. All these places introduce you to the rich Nepali culture and precise architecture. Later, in the day, you prepare for the trip and buy some gears if needed.

        Today, you drive to Pokhara. The drive is long and very beautiful. You get to see lush green hills, lovely waterfalls, rivers, and small settlement areas. Upon reaching Pokhara, you move to the hotel and rest. Later, you explore the bustling Lakeside market and do boating on the tranquil Fewa Lake.

          Another scenic but a short drive take you to Nayapul, which is the starting point of your trek. From here, you ascend and pass through Birethanti. The trail then passes through many small villages and gradually climbs to Tikhedhunga.

            The day begins with a steep ascend. The trail passes through beautiful Ulleri village offering superb views of Mt. Fishtail, Mt. Annapurna, and Mt. Hiunchuli. Further, trekking through a lush forest of rhododendron, you ascend and reach beautiful Ghorepani village.

              Today, you wake up early in the morning and hike to the Poon Hill View Point to witness gorgeous sunrise along with views of numerous snow-capped mountains like Mt. Annapurna, Annapurna South, Tukuche Peak, Mt. Nilgiri, Lamjung Himal, Mt. Machhapuchhre, etc. Later, you have breakfast in Ghorepani and begin trekking to Tadapani. The trail passes through a beautiful forest of rhododendron.

                From Tadapani, you descend through lush oak and rhododendron forest. Enjoying the chirping of birds, you reach Kimrung Khola and ascend steeply to Chhomrong for night stay.

                  The trail drops down on a stone stairway. Crossing Chhomrong Khola on a suspension bridge, you climb out of the side valley. High above the Modi Khola on its west bank, the trail passes through forests of bamboo, rhododendron & oak. Further, you ascend and reach Sinuwa (2,350 m). You walk through dense forests and passing by Bamboo and Dovan, the trail takes you to Himalaya.

                    The day begins early and you continue trekking through the Annapurna Sanctuary crossing two avalanche sections. Passing by Bagar (3,310 m), the trail ascends to Machhapuchhre Base Camp. On the way, you get to see stunning views of Annapurna range, Mt. Fishtail, Mt. Hiunchuli, Mt. Gangapurna, etc. You trek along alpine meadows and gradually ascend to Annapurna Base Camp.

                      From Annapurna Base Camp, it is a short trek to Tent Peak Base Camp. Walking at a slow pace, you move towards the base camp. Upon reaching the Tent Peak Base Camp, you get a briefing about the peak that you are going to scale in the coming days.

                        Leaving Tent Peak Base Camp behind, you ascend to the High Camp. The trail offers breath-taking views of the surrounding mountains and scenery. Upon reaching the high camp, you prepare for the summit. Your team leader give you basic climbing training that boost your confidence.

                          Today is the most important day. As per the weather, you gradually ascend towards the summit of the Tent Peak early in the morning. Make sure to follow the instructions of your guide properly and inform him if you feel any problem. From the top of the peak, you get to see panoramic views of the Himalayas. Later, you descend to base camp following the same route for night stay.

                            After having a warm breakfast at the base camp, you begin descending towards Dovan. Retracing the path, you descend through lush forests and small villages to reach Dovan.

                              Leaving Dovan behind, you descend and reach Bamboo. From here, the trail passes through lush forests of oak, bamboo, and rhododendron. From Sinuwa, you drop down to Chhomrong Khola and follow the stone staircase that leads to Chhomrong village. Further, you descend on a steep trail to reach Jhinu Danda for a night stay.

                                Today is the last of this adventurous trek. Leaving Jhinu Danda behind, the trail descends to Birethanti along the bank of a river. Taking a small break here for lunch, you continue walking towards Nayapul. From here, you drive back to Pokhara.

                                  Having a delicious breakfast in Pokhara, you drive to Kathmandu. Again, the route is the same, so the views. Upon reaching Kathmandu, you move to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to pack and do shopping.

                                    This is the end of our adventurous journey in the Himalayas. With a pocket full of memories, you head back to your home. Our airport representative will drop you at the airport as per your flight departure time.

                                    If you want to take other tours in Nepal such as Chitwan Jungle Safari, Bardia Jungle Safari, Pokhara Tour or Lumbini tour then you can start from today and do let us know if you want to take any tour as we also arrange those tours.

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                                      Cost DetailsGood to know before trip booking
                                      What's Included
                                      • Airport transfers.
                                      • 3 night hotel in Kathmandu including breakfast.
                                      • A day sightseeing tour in Kathmandu.
                                      • 2 night hotel in Pokhara including breakfast.
                                      • Meals (breakfast, lunch & dinner) on trek/climb.
                                      • Accommodations in lodges/tented camp on trek/climb.
                                      • A guide & porter (1 porter for each 2 trekkers and a porter carry about 20-22 KG from 2 of you).
                                      • Climbing guide for the climbing part.
                                      • Paper works, conservation area entry permits, climbing permits & TIMS permit.
                                      • Tourist bus transport from Kathmandu - Pokhara- Kathmandu.
                                      • Collective climbing equipment.
                                      • Arrangement of emergency Helicopter service which will be paid by your travel insurance company.
                                      • Sleeping bag, down jackets and duffel bag – if Necessary (return after the trek).
                                      What's not Included
                                      • Nepal entry visa fee (you may easily issue the visa upon your arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport - Kathmandu).
                                      • Your Travel insurance (compulsory).
                                      • Meals (lunch & dinner in Kathmandu & Pokhara).
                                      • Your personal expenses, drink water, hot and cold drinks & bar bills.
                                      • Laundry, telephone, hot shower & internet charge.
                                      • Personnel climbing equipment.
                                      • Entrances Fees while visiting Kathmandu on second day.
                                      • Tips for the guide and porters.
                                      • Anything not mentioned in included section.
                                      Useful InformationGood to know before you travel

                                      Tent Peak during Monsoon (June - August) and Winter (December – February)

                                      While it is possible to reach the top of Tent Peak at any time of year, the monsoon and winter months are the most challenging. The course gets extremely muddy during the monsoon because of the unpredictable weather and abundant rain. However, it's not impossible. Even in the rainy months of June and July, Outfitter Nepal has seen visitors ascend the summit.

                                      To secure your safety on the ice slope, you might need to pack additional equipment. Similar to summer, winter is harsh and merciless. Because of the mountains of snow and the bitter weather, the climb might be challenging. Therefore, spring and winter are the best seasons to climb Tent Peak in the Himalayas.

                                      Tent Peak Ascent Difficulty

                                      Tent Peak Climbing is a strenuous journey all around. You must trek in remote locations with no access to contemporary amenities. Sometimes the trail might become rocky and steep. You must walk for at least 6 to 7 hours each day. The Tent Peak's ascent does not require any technical climbing, but the altitude and snow-covered terrain can be difficult. Thus, make sure you are fit and healthy and prepare for your peak climbing.

                                      Altitude Sickness during the Peak Climb Ascent

                                      Tent Peak Climbing is a high-altitude journey that, if not executed correctly, can cause altitude sickness. The main cause of altitude sickness is improper bodily acclimatization to the higher altitude. This could sabotage your trip because, in the worst-case scenario, you would have to turn around and go home. Therefore, a well-planned itinerary is required for peak climbing’s success. With Outfitter Nepal, you receive a professionally created Tent Peak itinerary along with our undivided attention during the entire trip!

                                      Food and Accommodation

                                      During the Tent Peak journey, accommodation is available in teahouses in the villages. The tea house offers the most basic housing options with modest amenities. The accommodations include twin beds and a shared bathroom. Typically, there are only a few pieces of furniture in the small space. Similarly, while ascending, you spend the night in a tent, a new experience. The tents are excellent. Everyone in the group receives a bedroom tent, as well as a dining tent and a bathroom tent that is shared.

                                      The package comes with three meals a day. Snacks are not provided in the package, but you are free to purchase them en route. There are foods on the menu that are Nepali, Tibetan, Continental, and Indian. A good selection of beverages and confectionery items are also available. All of the meals are prepared by the crew members while they are camping. We provide you with savoury and nourishing meals. Try Dal Bhat, while on your journey. It’s a traditional Nepali cuisine with rice, lentils and veggies, making it a perfect balanced diet.

                                      Travel Insurance

                                      Before partaking in any adventurous activities, we strongly advise you to obtain travel insurance. It is essential to buy insurance that will protect you in the event of an unforeseen calamity because peak climbing in Nepal entails some risks. You must, at the very least, have travel insurance that includes mountain rescue costs. Please carefully examine the general terms and conditions of your insurer. The following items should be covered, so make sure they are:

                                      1. Physical activity, such as trekking, mountaineering, or tourism, and
                                      2. The highest point that can be reached on the trek
                                      3. Helicopter evacuation in case of emergency.

                                      You should be informed that all costs associated with the evacuation or medical care, as well as any outlays, are ultimately your responsibility.

                                      Essential Equipment specifically for Tent Peak Ascent

                                      These are the list of gears needed just for your Tent Peak Summit

                                      • Crampons
                                      • Karabiners
                                      • Rappel Device
                                      • Gloves
                                      • Head Light
                                      • UV ray Sunglasses
                                      • Ice Axe
                                      • Climbing Boots
                                      • Rucksacks
                                      • Trekking pole
                                      • Climbing Helmets

                                      Tent Peak climbing itinerary

                                      Tent Peak Climbing starts with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Pokhara. From here, you drive to Nayapul and begin trekking towards Ghorepani village via Birethanti and Tikhedhunga. The trail then heads to Annapurna Base Camp via Annapurna sanctuary and beautiful villages like Tadapani, Chhomrong & Himalaya. Further, following the snowy path, you climb to Tent Peak Base Camp and the Tent Peak High Camp before reaching the summit.

                                      Tent Peak Climbing difficulty

                                      Overall Tent Peak Climbing is a strenuous journey. You have to trek in remote areas where no modern facilities are available. The trail can get steep and rugged from time to time. You have to walk 6 to 7 hours a day minimum. The climbing route that leads to the top of the Tent Peak does not involve technical parts, but the high altitude and snow-covered can be challenging. You have to be in good shape and healthy to go to Tent Peak Climbing.

                                      Altitude Sickness

                                      Tent Peak Climbing is a high altitude journey that can lead to altitude sickness if not done properly. Altitude sickness mainly happens if your body did not acclimatize with the increased altitude properly. This can ruin the trip as in the worst case you have to return without completing the journey. Therefore, a well-planned itinerary is needed for successful Tent Peak Climbing. With us, you get a professionally designed Tent Peak Climbing itinerary along with full care from the team leader.

                                      Best time to go on Tent Peak Climbing

                                      March to April and October to November is the best time to go on Tent Peak Climbing. This is the peak time for any excursions in the Himalayas. The stable weather and moderate climate attract hundreds of travelers from around the world.

                                      Food & Accommodation during Tent Peak Climbing

                                      Teahouses are the accommodation in the villages during the Tent Peak Climbing. The tea house is the basic lodging service with minimum facilities. The rooms come with twin beds and a common washroom. The room is usually small in size with a few pieces of furniture. Likewise, during climbing, you stay overnight in a tent provided by the company. The tents are high-quality. Every member of the group gets sleeping tent and a shared dining tent and washroom tent.

                                      Three meals a day are included in the package. You are free to buy snacks on the way, which is not included in the package. Nepali, Tibetan, Continental, and Indian dishes are available on the menu. The meals are served as per the menu of the teahouse. Similarly, you can also find a good range of confectionery items and beverages. During camping, all the meals are cooked by the crew members. We offer you delicious and nutritious meals.

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