94 Israelis successfully complete Annapurna Circuit Trek
Among them were 34 with physical disablities

KATHMANDU, SEPTEMBER 29 : A group of 94 Israeli trekkers, including 34 with physical disabilities, successfully completed an inspiring trek around Mt. Annapurna. The team consisted of 12 trekkers using wheelchairs, 22 physically challenged explorers, and the remaining supporting staff. They began their journey on September 18 and triumphantly concluded the trek on September 26.
The group flew into Humde Airport and started their trek from there. During the journey, the trekkers spent two nights in Manang to acclimatize and experience the local culture and cuisine. They successfully crossed the Thorung La Pass, which stands at an elevation of 5,416 meters.
Israeli Ambassador to Nepal, Hanan Goder, along with Laxman Gautam from the Nepal Tourism Board, welcomed the trekkers upon their arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport.
"This audacious expedition aims to send a powerful message of inclusiveness, determination, and teamwork. The delegation also seeks to raise awareness about the capabilities of people with disabilities and highlight the incredible achievements possible when individuals come together in support of one another, "stated a release issued by the Israeli Embassy in Kathmandu.

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