Tent Peak Tharpu Chuli Trek & Climb
Trip Facts
- Destination Annapurna Region Nepal
- Activity Climbing Trekking
- Duration 18 Days
- Trip Difficulty challenging
- Max. Altitude 6200m
- Best Time September- December / March - June
- Start and End Kathmandu - Kathmandu
- Meals Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
- Accommodation 3 stra hotel in Kathmnadu & Pokhara & Tea house / Camping
- Group Size 2 - 10
- Transportation Private Transport & Kathmandu to Pokhara flight ticket (Round trip)
Trip Highlights
- Adventure in the heart of massif Annapurna Himalayan range of towering peaks
- A striking looking peaks shaped as a rocky Tent amidst picturesque Sanctuary
- The shortest and most exciting adventure climb of Tent Peak / Tharpu Chuli
- Throughout the hike, you will cross numerous turbulent rivers by strolling across suspension bridges.
- Trekking from low warm farm areas to alpine climate and towards arctic zone
- Explore the impressive Gurung tribal villages adorned with impressive cultures
- Take in a variety of plant and animal life
- Explore the renowned Annapurna Conservation Area on foot
- Chance to explore the stunning Pokhara Lake Valley
- Common Gurung village found on the trekking path
Introduction
Tent Peak Tharpu Chuli Trek & Climb takes you to the heart of the picturesque Annapurna Sanctuary. A small plateau within arctic zone landscapes is filled with remorseless fields of moraine, ice, snow, and glaciers. Hidden behind the massif Annapurna Himalayas group of peaks, Annapurna-I, A-III, and Gangapurna Himal with Vara Shikar and Annapurna Fang.
This area includes a range of mountains featuring the prominent Tent Peak, also known as Tharpu Chuli, and the majestic Machhapuchare Himal, the famous Fish-Tail Peak. The Tent Peak / Tharpu Chuli Trek & Climb is one of the most scenic and shortest adventures one can enjoy around the Himalayas. The trek leads from high green hills covered in dense alpine forest towards the mountain wilderness within snow-dusted peaks.
Tent Peak was named by early mountaineers and explorers due to its shape, which has the appearance of a rocky tent. As seen from Annapurna Base Camp and the Sanctuary, it is at a height of 5,663 / 18,575 feet. In comparison to other trekking peaks, it is less challenging but leads to a technically challenging climb to reach the summit.
The Tent Peak / Tharpu Chuli Trek & Climb starts from the beautiful and renowned tourist city of Pokhara. The journey begins in the low, warm, sub-tropical valley of paddy fields and ascends to cooler hills, passing through lovely traditional Gurung tribe villages. Along the way, you will explore the local cultures with great fascination around the villages of Ghandruk and Chomrong. The trek continues through scenic, forested paths.
The route leads down to a gorge of the Modi River and then follows the river upstream. Right up to its glacial source at Annapurna Sanctuary and Base Camp. From the Annapurna Base Camp, the route diverts away from the main popular areas of Annapurna Sanctuary. The adventure heads north-east amidst glaciers and a rocky moraine of ice and glaciers at Tent Peak base camp.
Located in amazing wild areas sandwiched between giant peaks of the Annapurna Himalayas, from here our real adventure starts. After having an extra day for preparation and acclimatization, the thrill begins, heading higher with a steep climb. As the climb leads towards the ice and rocky ledges with some tough technical vertical sections, for a small and lesser height, Tent Peak is truly a challenging mountain to climb.
The main ropes will be the important supports to reach the top of Tent Peak or Tharpu Chuli Summit. After a strenuous climb, you reach the summit of Tent Peak, where you will forget the hard struggle. Getting busy overlooking the tremendous panoramic views of the surrounding towering, gigantic peaks of the Annapurna Himalaya range.
On completing the exciting climb to the top of Tent Peak (Tharpu Chuli), Return to the journey on the same scenic route to Annapurna base camp and down to Modi River. Walking back into lush green vegetation and tree lines to Chomrong village and ending the trek at Jhinu village. A lovely place with a natural hot spring to enjoy a refreshing dip and a bath before heading back to Pokhara. A lovely city with a verdant valley is a great place to complete our adventure. After a wonderful experience on the Tent Peak-Tharpu Chuli Trek and Climb.
Best Seasons for Tent Peak Tharpu Chuli Trek & Climb
The best time and right seasons for the Tent Peak or Tharpu Chuli Trek and climb are spring and autumn. The spring season lasts from March to May, with most days full of sunshine. During this time, wildflowers like rhododendrons of various species and colors are in seasonal bloom, making the hills lively. Sometimes the afternoons can get overcast with a few showers, and the mornings and nights can be cold, depending on the altitude.
The next best season is autumn/fall, starting from September to November. Most days are fine and crystal clear, offering great views and pleasant walks. However, mornings, late afternoons, and nights can be cold. Snowfall can be expected above 2,000 meters at times.
Those interested can enjoy this trek during the wintertime of the Christmas and New Year holidays. Although days are clearer for views and walks, mornings, late afternoons, and nights are very cold. Days are shorter due to limited sunlight hours, but it is still an enjoyable time for views and walks.
What to expect on Tent Peak Tharpu Chuli Trek & Climb?
- A lovely walk, although with a few hours of steep ups and downhills, through a beautiful forest. Lined with tall trees and bushes of rhododendron and pine trees, with constant views of the Annapurna Himalayas
- Exploring lovely traditional mountain villages adorned with the age-old heritage cultures of both Hindu and Buddhist religions
- Amazing views on walks facing the world’s highest mountain ranges of Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, and Annapurna Himal. Walking from green forest to arctic zone landscapes in the heart of the Annapurna Himalayas. An adventurous climb on top of striking Tent Peak, one of the toughest technical peaks around the Himalayas
- Walking with constant views of snow peaks with majestic Machhapuchare Himal, the famous Fish Tail Peak. Staying overnights from the start and at the end of treks in a nice hotel at Pokhara by the Phewa Lake side
Outline Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to hotel – 1,300m
Day 02: In Kathmandu with optional sightseeing tour and trek preparations – 1,300m
Day 03: Fly or drive to Pokhara 850 m – 30 mins by air – 06 hrs on road
Day 04: Drive to Kimche and trek to Ghandruk village 1,951m – 04 hrs
Day 05: Chomrong village 2,200m – 06 hrs
Day 06: Trek to Dovan 2, 330m via Bamboo 2,150m – 06 hrs
Day 07: Trek to Machhapuchare Base Camp 3,720m – 06 hrs
Day 08: Trek to Annapurna Base Camp 4,130m – 04 hrs
Day 09: Trek to Tent peak base camp 4,500m / 14,600 feet – 05 hrs
Day 10: At Tent Peak base camp for acclimatization and preparation – 4,500m
Day 11: Trek to High Camp 5, 010m – 04 hrs
Day 12: Climb Tent Peak / Tharpu Chuli 5,663m / 18,575 feet, descend to Base Camp – 08 hrs
Day 13: Trek to Machhapuchare Base Camp MBC 3,730m – 06 hrs
Day 14: Trek to Bamboo 2,150m – 06 hrs
Day 15: Trek to Jhinu-Danda a place with hot spring 1,700m – 06 hrs
Day 16: Short last day walk and drive to Pokhara 850m – 03 hrs
Day 17: Drive or fly to Kathmandu of 06-hour journey (½ hour flight) – 1,300m
Day 18: Free day in Kathmandu for individual activities – 1,300m
Detailed Itinerary
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Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to hotel - 1,300m
On arrival at Kathmandu, Nepal International Airport, check the Nepal Standard Time, which is 5 hours and 45 minutes ahead of GMT. Outside the air terminal, our staff from RP Adventures will greet and receive you for a short drive to your hotel. The hotel is located in the hub of Kathmandu; on arrival, check into your lovely rooms. Then meet with other members of the trek for a briefing regarding the Tent Peak/Tharpu Chuli Trek and Climb. After collecting all the useful information and trek details, a group welcome dinner in nice authentic Nepali restaurants was an introduction to Nepali foods and cultures.
Altitude: 1300mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: 3 Star hotel in Kathmandu -
Day 02: In Kathmandu with optional sightseeing tour and trek preparations - 1,300m
Enjoy a free day in Kathmandu to prepare for the trek, and also to tour Kathmandu and Nepal's famous landmarks. The Kathmandu Valley and its adjoining cities are steeped in historical monuments listed as World Heritage Sites. Enjoy a tour of Old Durbar Square, the ancient palace and royal courtyard, as well as a visit to the oldest Buddhist stupa of Swayambhunath, the famous Hindu temple of Pashupatinath, and the large dome stupa of Boudhanath, before returning to the hotel. After an exciting tour, spend the rest of the afternoon at the hotel preparing for the Tent Peak/TTharpu Chuli Trek & Climb.
Altitude: 1300mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: 3 Star hotel in Kathmandu -
Day 03: Fly or drive to Pokhara 850 m 30 mins by air - 06 hrs on road
In the morning, you have the option of flying to Pokhara or taking an exciting overland journey of more than 6 hours, depending on the road conditions of the country's busiest highway. It's interesting to observe the depth of Nepalese rural farm life during this journey. The drive takes you through many farming villages and towns before heading west to the beautiful city of Pokhara. Pokhara is blessed with natural beauty, including lakes, rolling hills, and the peaks of the Annapurna Himalayas. The hotels in Pokhara are situated near the famous and serene Phewa Lake, making it a great place to explore. Flying is also an option, with a 30-minute panoramic flight from Kathmandu to Pokhara.
Altitude: 850mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: 3 Star hotel in Pokhara -
Day 04: Drive to Kimche and trek to Ghandruk village 1,951m - 04 hrs
Enjoy the first day of the adventure, taking a few-hour drive beyond Pokhara city and the valley. Morning ride on a pleasant highway for hour-facing views of Annapurna and Manaslu Himalayas. As the drive diverts from the main highway heading towards Nayapul town and Bhirethati lovely village, the drive leads on rough dirt tracks and then on, winding uphill to Kimche. A small farm village, from the walk, begins on a gradual uphill to Ghandruk, one of the largest villages around Annapurna region. Enjoy the comfort of a nice mountain lodge with views of snow-clad peas and rolling green hills. Afternoon, have time to explore the village museum and collect information about the Gurung tribes culture and history.
Altitude: 1951mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 05: Chomrong village 2,200m - 06 hrs
After a pleasant overnight in the nice lodge in Ghandruk village, the walk starts with a short climb to the top of the village. The trail follows a gradual path for a short while and then climbs up to Kimrong Danda Ridge. A place with few tea houses and shops, from here descend to the Kimrong River valley through dense forest. Possible lunch stops at Kimrong Valley in its nice, simple restaurants; an afternoon walk leads to a steep climb for an hour or more. Then reaching on a gradual path paved with stone slabs to Chomrong, the last village before Annapurna Base Camp. A lovely Gurung village with nice lodges for overnight comfort, enjoy the views of Annapurna peaks from the lodge.
Altitude: 1300mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 06: Trek to Dovan 2,330 m via Bamboo 2,150m - 06 hrs
In the morning, the walk from Chomrong heads downhill towards a river. After crossing the bridge, the path climbs up to a high ridge. Upon reaching Sinuwa Danda, a small settlement with a few tea houses and shops, the trail continues, gradually winding through the forest. As the walk progresses amidst lovely rhododendron and pine trees, there is a short descent to Bamboo, a nice open area with a number of simple lodges and restaurants. This is a possible lunch stop, with the sound of the Modi River nearby. The bamboo settlement is surrounded by dense trees and some bamboo thickets, hence its name. From here, there is a gradual uphill climb to Dovan for an overnight halt, located above the Modi River gorge.
Altitude: 2330mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 07: Trek to Machhapuchare Base Camp 3,720m - 06 hrs
From Dovan, a morning walk follows through the gorge with some steep climbs, reaching a huge cave at Hinko. After a short descent to the Himalaya Hotel, a small settlement with a number of lodges and tea shops, there's a brief break before crossing old avalanche areas of rocks and boulders to reach close to the Modi River. Then, climb to a plateau in an exposed area at Deurali for lunch at one of its good lodge restaurants. The afternoon walk continues upstream along the Modi River with a steep climb through small bamboo stalks. After a few hours of uphill walking, reach a high ridge where Machhapuchare Base Camp is located. Right beneath the towering North Face of Machhapuchare Himal, the famous Fish-Tail Peak, enjoy overnight accommodation in its nice lodge.
Altitude: 3720mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 08: Trek to Annapurna Base Camp 4,130m - 04 hrs
Morning-facing super views of Annapurna-I, Annapurna South, and Huin-Chuli peak with Machhapuchare Himal. After breakfast, we took a short morning walk of a few hours to reach our main highlight and destination, Annapurna Base Camp. The walk leads to a short climb on a grassy slope, reaching an open field and a plateau. Famously known as Annapurna Sanctuary, it was named by early pioneers and explorers due to its extreme beauty. Bounded by tiers of giant snow-capped peaks, the walk leads on a gradual path with a short climb to Annapurna Base Camp. The highest point of the adventure, as well as the only base camp with facilities for cozy lodge comfort, Enjoy the rest of the day, having lunch in the close harmony of the stupendous scenery of towering peaks. Annapurna base camp, situated right beneath the big icy wall of Mt. Annapurna-I at 8,091 m high. Enjoy overlooking the array of peaks that surround you at Annapurna base camp.
Altitude: 4130mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 09: Trek to Tent peak base camp 4,500m / 14,600 feet - 05 hrs
In the morning, enjoy the views of the surrounding Annapurna mountain range, with Tent Peak nearby. After breakfast, our route leads away from the popular areas of Annapurna Base Camp. The walk descends to the Annapurna glacier, the source of the Modi River, taking care due to the movement of ice and glaciers. Walking across the glacier, we then undertake a steep climb to a ridge amidst rocky moraine areas with ice and small streams. The route heads northeast to reach a small glaciated field where the Tent Peak / Tharpu Chuli base camp is located. Our camping crew will welcome you with warm, refreshing drinks and a hot lunch served and cooked by our cook. After lunch, enjoy the rest of the day at leisure for a short hike and practice climbing on nearby rocks and ice walls.
Altitude: 4500mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Camping -
Day 10: At Tent Peak base camp for acclimatization and preparation - 1,300m
Necessary rest day for acclimatization and preparation for the big ascent of the Tent Peak climb. Enjoy the day getting busy sorting out and checking the climbing gear for the climb.
Altitude: 4500mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Camping -
Day 11: Trek to High Camp 5,010m - 04 hrs
Due to the tough technical climb, adding an extra camp will be the best way to conquer the summit of Tent Peak. From the base camp, carry only the necessary items and gear for the climb. Ascend above the base camp and enter a hidden gully between the moraine of ice and the glacier to reach the base of Tent Peak. Our high/advanced camp is set here. After lunch, spend the afternoon checking the climbing route.
Altitude: 5010mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Camping -
Day 12: Climb Tent Peak / Tharpu Chuli 5,663 m / 18,575 feet, descend to Base Camp - 08 hrs
Getting up early for a small breakfast and carrying a lunch pack after getting well equipped. Start the early morning climb with the support of head lights and follow the lead guide over ice, mountains, and glaciers. Then a steep haul where all climbers will be roped on a steep, icy slope and a fairly straight-forward route. I came across a vertical ledge to climb with technical sections to tackle, and then straight up from 35° to 40°. Then reaching an exposed rocky ridge, climbing on ice and rocks to reach Tent Peak or Tharpu Chuli summit. Standing high above 5,663 m (18,575 feet) and enjoying the breathtaking scenery of the surrounding giant peaks. After a busy photo session, descend with care to High Camp and then back to Base Camp. Enjoy the warm meals and hot, refreshing drinks after a tough struggle with the morning climb and steep descent.
Altitude: 4500mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Camping -
Day 13: Trek to Machhapuchare Base Camp MBC 3,730m - 06 hrs
Rise to glorious views of snow-capped mountains. After breakfast, clear the camp, leaving nothing but footprints. Pack up and prepare for the return journey to Annapurna Base Camp, then descend to Machhapuchare Base Camp for an overnight stay in the comfort of a nice lodge.
Altitude: 3730mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 14: Trek to Bamboo 2,150m - 06 hrs
Morning having breakfast after a great climb, leaving MBC with a long downhill to Deurali, the up to Himalaya Hotel. The walk continues, reaching back into the green forest for an overnight stop in a nice lodge at Bamboo Place.
Altitude: 2150mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 15: Trek to Jhinu-Danda a place with hot spring 1,700m - 06 hrs
Altitude: 1700mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 16: Short last day walk and drive to Pokhara 850m - 03 hrs
Morning from the lodge at Jhinu after a refreshing time in the hot spring. Short walk to the roadhead for an exciting drive of a few hours to beautiful Pokhara. Staying in the same hotels by the Phewa Lake, enjoy the afternoon with individual activities. Pokhara offers various adventure sports for an hour or more.
Altitude: 850mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: 3 Star hotel in Pokhara -
Day 17: Drive or fly - 30 min to Kathmandu 1,300m - 06 hrs journey (½ hour flight)
After an early breakfast, embark on an interesting overland journey to Kathmandu. The drive follows a busy highway along the Trisuli River for a few hours, then climbs on winding roads before reaching the Kathmandu Valley. After an exciting drive, check into your hotel. The rest of the afternoon is free for individual activities. (There's also an option for a scenic half-hour flight from Pokhara to Kathmandu.)
Altitude: 1300mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: 3 Star hotel in Kathmandu -
Day 18: Free day in Kathmandu for individual activities - 1,300m
A free day to enjoy individual activities in Kathmandu or explore around the three historical cities of the Kathmandu valley. As well, enjoy shopping for souvenirs of Nepal.
Altitude: 1300mMeals: Breakfast
What's included
- International & Domestics Airport pick up and drop
- 3 star Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu & Pokhara 4 Night (with breakfast included)
- An Experience English speaking guide and porter (1 porter for every 2 trekkers)
- A professional sherpa climbing guide
- Tented camp while on Tent Peak Tharpu Chuli Trek & Climb
- All necessary camping equipment , Tent, Table & Chair for climbing expedition's crew's.
- Tent Peak Tharpu Chuli Climbing group climbing gear, climbing rope, snow bars & carabineers etc.
- All Meals and Teahouse accommodation during the trek
- Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing with private jeep and tour guide (Local Monuments entrance fee included)
- Kathmandu to Pokhara Flight (Round Trip)
- All required trekking permits (Annapurna Conservation Area Entry Fee and TIMS Card)
- Guide and porter insurance with food and accommodation
- Basic Medical kits
- Sleeping and duffel bag, down jacket, trekking poles (should be returned after the trek)
- Farewell dinner
- Emergency Helicopter Evacuation Service Arrangement Only (should cover by your travel insurance)
- All required paper works and government taxes
- RP Adventures T-shirt
What's not included
- International Flight
- Nepal Travel Visa Fee
- Personal Medical and Travel insurance (Should cover helicopter evacuation)
- Guide, Porter and Driver tips
- Personal Gears (equipment)
- Personal bill
- Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu
- All other personal expense of beverages (hard and soft drinks)
- All other things not mentioned in the inclusion.
Trekking Gears
The Annapurna Region is one of the most popular trekking destinations in Nepal, attracting thousands of trekkers every year. It is renowned for its stunning landscapes, diverse culture, and breathtaking views of the Annapurna mountain range, including Annapurna I, the 10th highest peak in the world.
Trekking in the Annapurna Region offers a variety of routes catering to different preferences and fitness levels. Some of the popular trekking routes in the Annapurna Region include: Annapurna Circuit Trek, Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek, Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, and Mardi Himal Trek.
To ensure a safe and comfortable trek in the Himalayan region, it is highly recommended to bring the appropriate equipment and gear to cope with the cold temperatures. The following is a list of essential equipment and gear for Tent Peak Tharpu Chuli Trek & Climb, which can be purchased either in the Thamel market or brought from your home country
The following basic checklist for trekking and hiking equipment should assist you in packing for our trips. Keep in mind the importance of minimizing the weight of your clothing and gear. Your packed trek bag should weigh less than 15 kilograms. Remember, this is merely a guideline and not everything listed is essential to bring.
- Lightweight thermal gloves
- Hiking boots
- 2 pairs of thin and 2 pair of thick woolen socks.
- Trekking trousers
- Waterproof (trousers / jacket)
- Base layer shirts
- Underwear (4)
- Sun hat or scarf
- Thin, lightweight (inner socks) (4)
- Head lamp ,spare bulbs, & batteries
- Small padlock to lock trek bag
- Plastic bags - for keeping items dry inside trek bag
- Small wash towel
- Basic First Aid Kit
- Sun protection (including total bloc for lips)
- Trekking poles
- Down jacket
- Water bottle 1 liters
- Hand wash
- Snow glasses and sunglasses
- Duffle bag or kit bag to carry to gear while trekking.
Additional Equipment Checklist
- Headband or Beanie
- Swiss army knife
- Lip guard
- Sun lotion
- Scarf or neck Band
- Rain jacket/ Umbrella
FAQs of Tent Peak Tharpu Chuli Trek & Climb
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How far is Tent Peak from Pokhara city?
Tent Peak, also known as Tharpu Chuli, is located in the Annapurna region of Nepal. It is part of the Annapurna Sanctuary trekking route. The distance from Pokhara city to Tent Peak varies depending on the specific starting point of the trek and the route taken. Generally, it is approximately 40-50 kilometers (25-31 miles) northwest of Pokhara. Trekking to Tent Peak usually takes around 10-14 days, depending on the itinerary and trekking pace. -
Is Tent Peak a popular Peak to climb and trek?
Annapurna Base Camp and Sanctuary is one of the most popular and famous trek around the Himalayas. As for Tent Peak / Tharpu Chuli, in early days it was less climbed and visited. But at present it is slowly drawing more climbers and adventurers, due to its prime location and technical challenge. The best of Annapurna Base Camp and Tent Peak Climb, is the shortest base camp trek and climb in the Himalaya region. The other reason is altitude gain at slow pace and gradually. Without a problem of catching High Altitude Sickness or AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness). -
When is the best time for Tent Peak Climb?
The best time for climbing Tent Peak, also known as Tharpu Chuli, is typically during the pre-monsoon (spring) and post-monsoon (autumn/fall) seasons in Nepal. These periods offer the most favorable weather conditions for trekking and climbing in the region. -
What age-group allowed for the climb of Tent Peak?
All age group can enjoy the climb and trek, but preferable age is from 16 to 70 years old. As long one is physically fit with sound medical health, a basic training and knowledge in mountaineering will be an advantage. As Tent Peak is a technical mountain all the way to the summit. -
How are lodge, foods and facilities of charging electronic items?
The lodge accommodation after Ghandruk and Chomrong are simple and basic having common toilet and shower rooms. The foods are excellent as menu wise serving from Continental, Chinese and Indian to Nepal meals. Some lodge restaurants also offer Korean, Japanese and Italian or Mexican food also. For charging electronic gadgets, after Chomrong most lodges runs electricity power with small hydro plant. Most areas from Bamboo have Solar Power to run electricity, guest can charge their items paying extra fees as per gadgets. For a few days journey from Annapurna Base Camp to Tent Peak Base Camp, we offer spacious tent accommodations where two persons can share. Our camp includes a dining tent tailored to the size of the group, along with a toilet tent for convenience. All meals are expertly prepared and served in our camping kitchen by our skilled cook and kitchen staff, ensuring delicious and nutritious meals to fuel your climb of Tent Peak. -
What is the condition of drinking water on the trek?
You can find the minerals water in every tea houses where you stay. So the water is found very easily but it is not good to use mineral water all the time, because the more use of plastics bottle will polluted the environment if not managed properly. The higher the altitude the cost of mineral water will be expensive. In that case, we can use tap water directly but you have to use water purifier.
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