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Lo Manthang - Mustang Region of Nepal: The Sacred and Newly Discovered: with Pete Athans
One of the most remote Buddhist enclaves in the high desert, Mustang is the “stuff dreams are made of” with intoxicating imagery and cultural exploration. If that wasn’t enough we have famed guide and explorer Pete Athans leading this journey that brings us to his PBS featured “ Burial Caves of Lo Manthang” and the Tiji Monastic festival. Wow…just about the best new adventure ever from Alpine Ascents and it may be a single offering, so please join early if interested.
Bhutan via Lasa – Gaya
The Kingdom of Monasteries and dramatic Himalayan landscapes, the Lasa – Gaya trek is a section of the famed Snowman’s trek – and shows Bhutan at its most exhilarating. Guided by Everest leader Ben Jones, this is a guaranteed departure and unique opportunity to have a Himalayan expert take you into the remote and sacred high mountains of Bhutan.
Patagonia: Exploring the raw and natural beauty of Patagonia with Jose Luis
You asked and finally, a trip to Patagonia with Jose Luis at the helm. This one is truly about sites and natural beauty, as Jose Luis prepared the trip to see the best of the area, get in some great hiking, and spend the evening in comfort. A landscape that will infect imagination for a lifetime
Kilimanjaro With the Crème de la Crème of Guides
Nearly 25 years since the first article came out praising “ the way Alpine Ascents does Kilimanjaro” we have to say the expedition is better than ever. Our African guides like Jonas are fantastic, but the experience of travelling with professional guides and Kilimanjaro experts such as Eric Murphy and Ben Jones (both just off of guiding our successful Everest expedition), is not an option for most companies. Our climb is simply a different experience to travel with this level of expertise.
“Of all the great guide services on Kilimanjaro, Alpine Ascents might be the best. Its success rate is close to 90 percent, and though its treks are longer and pricier, they avoid the jam-packed Marangu Route”. – Outside Magazine
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