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Annapurna IV Expedition (7525m)- 34 days

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34 Days
Annapurna Regions
  • CountryNepal
  • Coordinates84º 05' 06, 28º 32' 12
  • AccommodationLodge + Camp
  • Max Elevation7525 M
  • Duration34 days
  • Grade4D
  • RouteNorth West Ridge
  • Trip Code
  • Group Size4-14 Pax
TRIP DETAILS

Annapurna IV (7,525m) is one of the six major peaks in the Annapurna massif and is considered comparatively a trouble-free peak to climb among the Annapurna range, a stunning Marsyangdi valley with the impressive views of Annapurna II, III, Manaslu, and Gangapurna. Annapurna IV was first climbed in 1955 by a German group led by Heinz Steinmetz through the North Face and Northwest edge. Annapurna IV expedition is easy to climb, although there are risks of avalanches between Camp I and Camp II. 

The normal route is approached from the Manang side. It requires two hours of walking from the base camp to reach the bottom of the mountain. It requires approximately 65-70 degrees of steep climbing with fixed ropes, approximately 500 meters to reach Camp I. To reach camp II, approximately 1000m of fixed ropes will be required along the ridge and some stretches of steep climbing. From Camp II to Camp II, it is relatively easy with zig-zag crossing and gradually climbing up. However, it will require approximately 1300-1500m of fixed rope. From Camp III to the summit, generally fixed rope is not required, and the main rope is used. There are possibilities of avalanches between Camp I and Camp II.

The attractions of mountaineering in Nepal do not end with a successful ascent. The other fascinating aspect is the approach to the peaks. It allows you to experience varied mountain life and mountain terrain with an incredible variety of ethnicities, flora and fauna. This expedition starts from Besisahar on the Annapurna Circuit trek trail all the way to Pisang and then to near Hongde. From here, the trail is towards absolute wilderness near the Nepal Mountaineering School.

Organized by Himalaya Sacred Trek & Expedition, the Annapurna IV Expedition is an ideal choice for climbers seeking a 7,000-meter Himalayan ascent that balances technical challenge, safety, cultural immersion, and awe-inspiring mountain scenery.

Highlight of the Annapurna IV Expedition

  • One of the six major peaks in the Annapurna massif
  • An easy peak to climb in the Annapurna range
  • A stunning Marshyangdi valley with magnificent views of Annapurna II, III, Manaslu, and Gangapurna
  • Experience varied mountain life and mountain terrain with an incredible variety of ethnicities, flora and fauna

Departure Location: Kathmandu

Return Location: Kathmandu

Itinerary

Day 01Arrival in Kathmandu

Namaste and Heartily welcome to Nepal. Our company representatives welcome you warmly at the international airport of Kathmandu and transfer you to the hotel. You take your rest and enjoy your meal in the evening. Also, the guide would do a briefing or explain to you about the trek. Overnight at the hotel. 

Day 02Preparation Day

Today is set aside for peak climbing preparation and briefing. We will organize and check all necessary climbing gear and equipment, review the climbing route and itinerary, and attend a detailed briefing. After completing the preparations, if time allows and participants are interested, we may explore nearby sites. This day ensures everyone is fully prepared as we begin our peak climbing journey from tomorrow.

Day 03Drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar (760m, 5 hours)

From Kathmandu valley, we will start our journey to a small but old town of Besisahar. The sight of hills as well as deteriorating rivers will keep us fascinated during the journey. The ride will be about seven to eight hours long. We will be spending the night in a local lodge after arriving at Besisahar.

Day 04Drive from Besisahar to Chame (2,650m, 4-5 hours)

After having breakfast, we will head towards Chame, viewing the beautiful scenery of the vicinity. On the way, we can view the beautiful region of Dharapani, crossing the great Marshyangdi River. The vegetation and settlements start to be different from here as we will be in higher altitude. The influence of the Tibetan lifestyle is strong in Chame. Also, the view of the Peak is beautiful from Chame, and we will spend the night in a local teahouse after arriving at Chame. 

Day 05Trek from Chame to Pisang (3,250m, 5-6 hrs)

Today, our journey leads the trek to Pisang, a small village along the bank of the Marshyangdi River. We will walk through beautiful coniferous forests and small settlements of mountain people. A steep and narrow path through a very dense forest will bring us to a dramatic curved rock face, rising 1,500m above the river. As the trail opens up, we get surrounded by majestic Himalayan Peaks. After walking through these wonderful suites, we arrive at Pisang. Overnight at Lower Pisang. 

Day 06Trek from Pisang to Humde (3,390m)

Early in the morning, we trek towards Humde today. Humde was an airport, but now it doesn’t take any flights. So we trek towards the Humde and scan the beautiful views that can be seen. After arriving at Humde, we will stay overnight.

Day 07Rest Day at Humde for Acclimatisation

Today we rest and have an acclimatization to maintain our health and exercise our bodies. We also trek to Nagwal and again return, then we stay overnight. 

Day 08Trek from Humde to Annapurna IV Base Camp (3-4 hours)

After having breakfast, we depart from Humde and are ready to trek towards Annapurna IV Base Camp to continue our journey. We will be able to see views of the White Mountains. After walking for a few hours, we reached Annapurna IV Base Camp and spent the night at camp. 

Days 09-29Climbing Period (Base Camp - Annapurna IV Summit (7,525m) - Base Camp)

This is the most important day for all climbers. And before climbing, we do a Buddhist ceremony as well as pray to god for success, which can take about 2 days, one for a rest day and the next day for the ceremony. And after that, we start our climbing period. After the peak summit, we take some photos and view the scenarios, then we trek down to Base Camp.

Day 30Trek from Base Camp to Humde (3,390m)

We trek back to Humde. We follow the same path that we took before. Also same scenery, so we gain more opportunities to experience natural beauty. After arriving, we stay overnight. 

Day 31Drive from Humde to Besisahar (760m, 6-7 hours)

Today we again depart Humde. And after breakfast, we drive to Besisahar. We have finished our trekking and summiting course. We will drive for about six to nine hours. We will have lunch on the way. After reaching there, we will stay overnight. 

Day 32 Drive Back from Besisahar to Kathmandu (1,400m, 5 hours)

After breakfast, we depart from Besisahar and drive towards Kathmandu. We will view the greenery of our country on the way through the windows. After arriving at Kathmandu, we transport you to your hotel. Then take a rest after a long journey and stay overnight. 

Day 33Leisure Day in Kathmandu

Today you will rest after the long period of climbing. You can rest or have a sightseeing round Thamel, and you can also shop for souvenirs to mark the end of the adventurous journey. Stay overnight at a hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 34Transfer to Airport for Final Departure

Your adventure of the Annapurna IV expedition comes to an end today! We will take you to the airport, approximately 3 hours before your scheduled flight. On your way home, you will have plenty of time to plan your next adventure in the wonderful country of Nepal.  

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COST INCLUDES
  • Arrival and DepartureAirport pickup and drop-off by private vehicle.
  • Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu4 nights hotel in Kathmandu (3-star category), single room on a BB plan.
  • Welcome and Farewell DinnerOne welcome and farewell dinner in a tourist standard restaurant in Kathmandu with the office staff.
  • PermitsExpedition royalty and a permit fee from the Nepal Government to climb Mt. Annapurna IV, an Annapurna Conservation Area permit, and a Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS) permit and fee.
  • Liaison Officer1 Government Liaison Officer with full equipment, salary, and accommodation.
  • Garbage ManagementStool shipment transfer & garbage deposit fees.
  • InsuranceMedical & emergency rescue insurance for all involved Nepalese staff during the trek and expedition.
  • MapTrekking and climbing map.
  • Duffle BagOne Himalaya Sacred Treks & Exp’s duffle bag.
  • Member TransportationDrive from Kathmandu - Besishahar - Chame, and while returning, drive back Humde - Besisahar - Kathmandu for the member and staff, as per the itinerary.
  • Expedition Stuffs TransportationAll necessary expedition equipment transportation for all members and staff from Kathmandu to Chame (by jeep) and Base Camp (by porters/mules). On returning: Base Camp to Humde (by porters/mules) and Humde to Kathmandu (by jeep). Based on the condition, different transportation variants may be adopted.
  • Member LuggageUp to 45 Kg per member as personal baggage during the trek to be carried by porters or mules.
  • Food and Lodging During the TrekThree meals a day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), including tea, coffee, and hot water, will be provided, along with accessible accommodation at hotels, lodges, or tea houses (single) during the trek. Hygienic foods will be served throughout the entire trek.
  • Base Camp Logistics (Full Board Support) Three meals a day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), including tea, coffee, juice, soft drinks, etc., will be provided. Additionally, a comfortable box tent will be provided for accommodation at the base camp. Hygienic and fresh green vegetables, fresh meat, fruits, soft drinks, and juice will be served regularly throughout the entire expedition.
  • PorterPorters per member up to the BC and from the BC (both ways).
  • Base Camp StaffExperienced and well-trained Base Camp cook & kitchen helpers as required. A cook is provided during the entire expedition, preparing a variety of European, Continental, Asian, and Chinese meals for the members during both the expedition.
  • Staff Salary and AllowanceAll Nepalese staff & porters’ daily wages, salary, equipment, food & clothing.
  • Base Camp TentEach member will have their box tent at Base Camp, complete with a bed and a comfortable mattress, power supply, and lighting facilities.
  • Base Camp EquipmentSingle tent, foam mattresses and pillow per member, 1 dining tent, 1 kitchen tent, 1 communication tent, 1 toilet & 1 shower tent, 1 staff tent, 1 tent for Nepalese Base Camp staff, store tent, tables & chairs & all necessary cooking gear.
  • HeaterHeater at Base Camp in the dining area
  • Solar/Generator/Light1 Solar panel and generator for lights at BC, for battery charges, laptop, and other electronic devices.
  • TrainingOxygen, mask regulator and training at Base Camp by IFMGA Guide. If more than 3 pax are in the expedition, there will be 1 lead UIAGM/IFMGA Mountain Guide in the group. (On request, a 1:1 IFMGA Guide also provides.)
  • High Altitude Climbing Sherpa1 Member: 1 Sherpa, during the entire climb from BC to the summit and back, and on each rotation.
  • AssistanceExperienced Climbing Sherpa support for transporting gear, climbing equipment, supplements, and food to all high camps (Camp I, II, III, and above).
  • Climbing Sherpa Salary & AllowanceClimbing Sherpa salary, equipment, food, and clothing.
  • Back-up Oxygen, Mask & RegulatorAdditional oxygen bottles, along with one set of oxygen mask and regulator, will be available at base camp and high camps and can be used if necessary.
  • High Camp Service (Infrastructure and Logistics)High altitude tent, necessary cooking EPI gas, cooking pot, high food for a member, Sherpa, and other crews at (Camp I, II and above - optional). Group climbing gears, including fixed and dynamic rope, during the climbing period as required.
  • High Altitude TentMembers will share tents in high camps (2 members: 1 tent).
  • Satellite PhoneA satellite phone for emergency communication, carried by the Sherpa, and also available for members at an additional charge.
  • Walkie-TalkieWalkie-talkie for communicating from Base Camp to Summit and Summit to Base Camp.
  • Medical KitComprehensive Medical kit for members and staff.
  • Weather ForecastAvailability of the daily weather forecast during the entire expedition
  • CertificateAnnapurna IV climbing certificate issued by MoCTCA (after climbing Annapurna IV successfully).
COST EXCLUDES
  • AirfareInternational flight airfare (from and to Kathmandu).
  • Nepal Entry Visa FeeNepalese Visa fee is $125 USD for 90 days.
  • Insurance PolicyInsurance covering both medical and high-altitude evacuation costs (for the trip cancellation, interruption, high-altitude rescue & air evacuation, medical treatment, repatriation, etc.) *Mandatory (Send us a copy of your insurance policy- before your arrival.)
  • Meals in KathmanduLunch and Dinner during the stay in Kathmandu.
  • Personal Climbing EquipmentClothing, packing items, bags, personal medical kit, and all kinds of personal trekking/climbing gear.
  • Personal ExpensesTelephone calls, internet, toiletries, battery recharge, hot shower, bottled/mineral water, laundry, soft drinks, beers, or any alcoholic beverages (during the trek and in Kathmandu, but we will provide soft drinks for members at Base Camp).
  • FilmingSpecial filming, camera, and drone permit fee.
  • Summit BonusSummit bonus for each climbing Sherpa- minimum $ 700 USD.
  • TipsEach member needs to contribute a minimum of $100 USD each way as tips to be distributed among the porters, guides, and other staff involved. And $200 USD to the Base Camp and the high camp staff.
  • Internet ServiceNot included during the trek and the expedition.
  • Extra Night’s AccommodationAny additional nights of accommodation in Kathmandu required due to early arrival or late departure, early return from expedition, or domestic flight cancellations for reasons other than those stated in the scheduled itinerary.
  • Rescue EvacuationRescue evacuation in case of emergency, helicopter rescue if required.
  • No Refunds for Early DepartureAny expenses for early returning members due to sickness, injury or any other reason. No Refunds will be entertained for any unused service.
  • ExtraAny other services or activities which are not mentioned in the itinerary.

Complementaries

  • Cap and T-shirt
  • Duffle Bag
  • Welcome and Farewell Dinner
FIXED DATES
Date Status Group Size Action
56 Days
Start – 2026-04-25
End – 2026-06-03
Booking Open 1 – 12 PAX
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