High-Altitude Navigation Course (AHNC)

About the Course

“Build Core Competencies to Lead Safely and Confidently in the Himalayas.” – NMLA

The High-Altitude Navigation Course (AHNC) is outdoor based 40 hour theoretical and practical course, including the 16 hour theoretical, 16 hour practical, 8 hour evaluation including theoretical write and practical scenario based.

Course Subject

• Introduction of Map.
• MAP reading Skills.
• Elements of MAP.
• Introduction of navigation.
• Compass using skill.
• Time calculation.
• Bearing skill.
• Back bearing.
• Night navigation.

Learning Objectives

“Everything You Need for a Complete, Hands-On Skills.” – NMLA

• Understand the fundamentals of safety for the Himalayas leading or guiding.
• Apply High-Altitude Navigation Course (AHNC) techniques in diverse Saturations.
• Learn effective group leadership and risk management.
• Gain essential skills in MAP reading and navigation.
• Benefits: Builds confidence for professional life.
• Practice ethical and sustainable tourism professional life principles.
• Prepare for UIMLA-aligned certification pathways.

What’s Included

• Certified instructors.
• Course handbook.
• Course certificate.
• Group insurance during training duration.

Why Join This Course?

“Advance Your Leading or Guiding Career While Contributing to Responsible Mountain Tourism.” – NMLA

• Learn from UIMLA certified instructor and industrial experts or mentors.
• Enhance your credibility with professional navigator certification.
• Gain practical, field-tested skills.
• Network with fellow mountain enthusiasts.
• Benefits: Builds confidence for professional life.
• Contribute to safe and sustainable mountain tourism in worldwide.

Gallery of the Course

Relive the moments from previous High-Altitude Navigation Course (AHNC)) events. From technical sessions to fields, our gallery captures the spirit of learning, leadership, and connection with the mountains.