Mount Annapurna 4th 7,525m. Expedition spring 2024

The Annapurna 4th mountain is located in the Manang district and is connected to the Annapurna 2 mountain. Starting in Kathmandu, we will drive to Besi Sahar, continue by bus to Shyange, walk to Chame, Pisang, and base camp walking towards Marshyangdi River, and reach Annapurna 4th's base camp within 6 days. Until Sabji Khola on Annapurna round trek (after Hungre airport, Manang) way steep way to fallow Sabji Khola, and half way to Sabji Khola, steep climbing starts. From Base Camp to Camp 1, there is Ice Climbing. Above Camp I, the route between Camps 2 and 3 becomes steeper, requiring the use of a fixed rope by a member or climbing Sherpa on some of the more challenging parts, including a challenging crossing. With an elevation of 6,600 meters, it is located at the junction of North Ridge and Summit Ridge. Once you reach the east-west crest of the Annapurna Mountain, the expedition team will decide whether to place one more camp along the summit ridge or summit from Camp 3. It is possible to get a beautiful view of the Annapurna Range while climbing along Summit Ridge. As we will be climbing some steep sections on the Summit Ridge proper and traversing some steep slopes below the summit 7,525m, the climbing on this part will be very challenging. On the summit, some rocks form a pyramid. The team will descend to camp 3, camp 2, and camp 1 where they will stay the night or continue down to base camp.