ANNAPURNA IV 7525M: Everest qualification 7000m peak
Highlights
2023, 2025 Expedition - 100% Summit & Safety
Application Deadline for 2026 (5th August 2026)
NAMAS Adventure was the first team to SUMMIT (2023) and conduct a successful expedition at Annapurna IV after 2010.
Rarely climbed 7500M Peak with few objective dangers. Just Namas team during autumn departures.
Sherpa guide in Ratio of 1:1 with climbers in a small team strategy. Only 3-12 climbers max in the team.
Training Peaks assisted 16 weeks training programs for 7000m peak climbing.
Personal supplemental oxygen (1 cylinder and regulator)
Skip entry level 8000M and get ready for Everest or another 8,000m peaks
Heated Dining tent strategy for Camp 1, 2 & 3 with a solo tent at base camp
Overview
Annapurna IV 7525M is the perfect mountaineering objective for climbers who wants the thrill of climbing at extreme altitude with fewer crowds and relatively less technical difficulty compared to other peaks in the Annapurna massif. Annapurna IV is part of the great Annapurna massif range, standing tall between Annapurna II 7937M/26040FT on the western side and Annapurna III 7555M/24787FT to the eastern face. The climbing route has fewer objective dangers and is relatively a semi-technical climb. To clear out the confusion amongst the Annapurna massif range (Annapurna I, II, III, IV, and Gangapurna) IV is the least dangerous and least technical. This mountain is not climbed as often as other peaks in the region.
Pre-requisite requirements for joining expedition (minimum of 2 peaks over 6000 m): Lobuche East & Island Peak, Khumbu 3 Peak expeditions, Aconcagua, Denali, Himlung Himal 7126M, Chulu West or higher.
There is no question about the beauty and challenges of climbing this 7525M+ giant but this expedition is by no means a walk in the park. Graded at TD+/4 the climbing route consists of some technical climbs as well as glacier routes, rocky vertical climbs, and steep exposed ridges. This mountain will shape you with the right experience to climb 8000M peaks or even Mt. Everest
Annapurna IV expedition videos
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USD 21,500 - Signature Climb
USD 12,950 P/P - Classic Climb
Deposit requirement: USD 1,500 for each individual climber
All-inclusive. Guaranteed departure. No extra hidden costs.
Please request quotes in your local currency. The quotes can be paid in €EUROS/£GBP/$AUD.
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Autumn 2026
5th October - 31st October (Max 3 members) - Signature Climb
3rd October - 1st November ( Final 2 spots remaining ) - Classic climb
16th October - 1st November (15 Days express - only 3 spots)
Spring 2027
30th April - 25th May ( Max 3 members ) - Signature Climb
27th April - 25th May - Classic climb (Max 10 members)
Autumn 2027
3rd - 30th October (Max 3 members ) - Signature Climb
1st - 30th October ( Max 10 members ) - Classic climb
15th - 30th October - 15 Days express climb - ( Only 2 spots )
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An IFMGA or NMA certified guide leader leads your climb from start to finish.
Exclusive Namas branded merchandises like down jackets, caps, and buffs.
A dedicated 1:1 Sherpa guide-to-client ratio for the entire climbing expedition (additional Sherpa guides can be arranged at an extra charge).
16 weeks of structured high-altitude training provided with Training Peaks program especially designed for 7000M peaks.
A head chef and two kitchen helpers to manage all your camp meals (kitchen helpers number is scaled up with the size of your team).
1X Personal Oxygen cylinder and regulator.
Two nights at a five-star single-room hotel in Kathmandu before departure, plus an additional night stay upon return from Expedition (hotel costs for early return are the responsibility of the client)
Two nights of luxury accommodation in Nagarkot after completion of expedition which shall include 90-minute-deep tissue massage, session on breath work, facial treatment, foot reflexology, and a full access to the sauna.
1 Night at Pokhara hotel.
All the trekking and climbing permits that are required for the expedition.
All local transportation to starting point of the trekking trailhead and returning to the city.
Solo tent at BC, and 2 person tent at higher camps.
A personal weight allowance of 40 kg.
Meals during camping days (Chicken, mushroom, vegan options, etc).
Burners and all essential expedition equipment.
Walkie-talkie and satellite phone communication equipments for climbing days.
Breakfast, Lunches and Dinner Meals will be served on trekking days.
Lodge accommodation throughout the trekking approach.
Airport arrival pick-up and departure transfer in Nepal.
Internal flights.
A basic medical first aid kit.
A welcome dinner before the climb and a farewell dinner during your return from Nepal.
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A certified guide leader for expedition holding IFMGA or NMA qualification.
A complete set of Namas branded gears including a down jacket, cap, and buff.
A personal 1:1 Sherpa guide assigned to you throughout the climb (additional Sherpa support is available upon request at an added cost).
A full 16-week training programme for 7000M altitude peaks as preparation delivered through Training Peaks.
Dedicated camp kitchen support with a head chef and two kitchen helpers (additional helpers are provided for larger teams).
One oxygen cylinder and regulator for personal use on the mountain.
Pre-expedition accommodation for two nights at a five-star hotel in Kathmandu in a single room, plus a one-night stay on your return from Expedition (any extra nights of stay due to early return are billed directly in the client’s name).
A two-night post-expedition retreat in Nagarkot featuring a 90-minute massage, a breathwork session, foot massage reflexology, a facial, and access to the sauna.
One hotel night stay in Pokhara city.
All the climb and trek related permits that’s needed for the expedition.
Fully paid local transportation between Kathmandu and the trekking trailhead.
A solo tent at Base Camp and a two-person tent at all higher camps during the climb.
A 40 kg personal baggage allowance no extra cost.
Hot meals throughout all camping days of the climb, including chicken, mushroom, and vegan options.
All necessary climbing equipment with expedition burners.
Walkie-talkie and satellite phone for reliable communication in the mountain to conduct safe climb.
Three meals a day covered at no cost for every day of the trek including expedition.
Comfortable lodge stays for the entire trekking route.
Airport pick-up on arrival and transfer on departure by the Namas Team.
All domestic flights within Nepal at zero additional cost.
A basic first aid kit for the duration of the expedition.
A welcome dinner before the climb begins and a farewell dinner to celebrate your summit.
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Travel Insurances and Visa Costs of Nepal.
$1000 summit bonus paid for each member by the climber.
Food or any other additional indulgence cost in Kathmandu & Pokhara).
Extra soft, hard, bottled and hot beverages out of package.
Evacuation is funded by clients.
Additional charges for private setup arrangements.
Phone recharges and calls, laundry and dry cleaning, and any other personal expenses.
Any additional side trips.
Any snack costs which is not included in the meals during approach trek and expedition days.
Delays and cancellation resulting from weather or natural conditions.
International flights costs for arriving and exiting Nepal.
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Shuhan CN: 2025 Fall Expedition Annapurna IV 7325 M
The reflection to write this review for Namas took me a month, I was particularly focused on the reason that drew me to Annapurna IV peak to begin with. I realized the reason I was attracted to Annapurna IV after a long reflection. I realized that I was attracted to the peak because I enjoyed exploration of raw, unscathed natural landscapes and rare opportunity to embrace the untouched beauty of Annapurna IV. I have come to a realization I like exploring serene and unharmed beauty from both inside and outside of my being after sitting to draft this review.
I was lucky enough to have found the unique NAMAS team who regularly conduct expeditions of the hidden and unscathed peaks like Annapurna IV with a limited size team. Although limited in size, the expertise, care, technical ability to lead and to carve the path rather than follow other teams makes them a spirited pioneers in climbing rarely attempted peaks makes NAMAS the leaders in Himalayan Expeditions.
The hospitable and highly experienced team at NAMAS made the climb feel more like a walk in the park than a summit. Additionally, icing on the cake to the safe trip made possible by lead Sherpas was the amazing foods served at every camp by the Kitchen Crew (I am coming back for the Scrambled Eggs and Momos).
If the ideal picture of mountaineering means climbing a peak with very low crowd, experiencing breathtaking views of mountain line from remote peaks while sharing good vibes in nature with hospitable people then Nepal’s Unscathed Peak with NAMAS is a trip you need to make. I cannot end the review without the support and interactions I had with Bishesh in London and quick responses of Sushmita.
It’s the best experience I ever had the people in Nepal and NAMAS are the sweetest. A 10 on 10 experience is what you’ll experience with this team
Yi Schuler 🇺🇸🇨🇳 - 2025 Fall Annapurna Expedition
I climbed Annapurna IV with NAMAS Adventure in October 2024. From my very first message in April, I could tell I was in good hands. Sushimita replied quickly, answered all my questions thoroughly, and was professional throughout. When I asked to speak with trip manager and NAMAS founder Bisesh on a video call, it was arranged without any fuss.
Here are some things that stood out especially for me
1. Airport transfers were well organised and communicated in advance. Our families also received emergency contact details.
2. Hotels in Kathmandu were comfortable, safe, and centrally located, with good amenities. All included in the trip cost.
3. Cultural visit trips to Pokhara with one of our Sherpas was arranged for us. All logistics were handled so we could simply enjoy it.
4. Tea houses, NAMAS has long-standing relationships with every tea house on the route. We were welcomed into their kitchens and treated like family.
5. Base camp was impressive. Each climber had a personal sleeping tent, plus a shower tent, toilet tent, dining tent, kitchen tent, and supply tent. There was Starlink internet access, snacks, and printed food menus with real choices.
6. Acclimatisation plan along with our rotation and rest days were carefully planned to give us the best chance at the summit.
7. Sherpas and support staff especially or Sherpas (one per climber) were experienced, strong, and deeply knowledgeable about the Himalayas. Some had summited Everest over 24 times. Their skill and commitment were a major reason all four of us reached the summit.
8. Historic firsts, on this climb, NAMAS helped us achieve several firsts: first American woman, first ethnic Chinese, and first Australian to summit Annapurna IV.
If you are looking for a Himalayan guiding company that does things properly and genuinely works with you to reach your goals, look no further than NAMAS. I am glad I found them for my first Himalayan climb, and I cannot wait to climb with them again
Dr. Ronald Pieters 🇬🇧🇳🇱, Annapurna IV (2023 Season
Another great expedition. This was my third time with NAMAS, and it was better than I expected.
The team was kind, skilled, and worked well together throughout. They were efficient, resourceful, and always in good spirits. The Sherpas were excellent, helpful, highly capable, and good fun to be around. Many of them already knew each other, which gave the whole team a close, family-like feeling.
Paljor, who had supported me the previous year on Himlung Himal, was brilliant again. The rental gear was solid, including a warm Kailash sleeping bag, Black Diamond crampons, a harness, and a helmet. Base camp was well set up and tidy, with a spacious personal tent for each climber and a comfortable communal dining tent in a beautiful location.
We moved through the mountain quickly to take advantage of a short good-weather window and finished the expedition a full week ahead of schedule. Annapurna IV is a tough and fascinating mountain. I particularly grew to appreciate the wall section between base camp and Camp 1.
It was also great to have Bisesh climbing with the team. I’m already looking forward to my next expedition with NAMAS.
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2023 Autumn season. Namas Adventure team was the only team to summit this year. 3 out of 4 client members summited Annapurna IV.
4th Member reached upto 7300M+ and had to return due to incoming bad weather and white out situation at 7300M elevation.
2025 Autumn season. 100% Safety and Summit, 2x Male & 2x Female. 1 member without supplemental oxygen. 2 members with supplemental oxygen. 1 member summit without and descend with supplemental oxygen.
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138 Summits
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Quote: USD 25,000 P/P
Duration: 15 Days (Heli In/Out)
For more informations please email us - bookings@namasadventure.com
Itinerary - Signature climb
Signature Climb - Itinerary
Day 1 & 2 Arrive in Kathmandu, Transfer to Hotel for expedition briefing.
Day 3 🚁 Heli from Kathmandu to Humde
Day 4 Humde to Base camp 4850M
Day 5 - 23 Climbing Period for Annapurna IV Summit (7,525M) (19 Days of climbing, Base Camp. Puja ritual ceremony, contingency day, Training, and preparation for a summit bid. We will aim 1 rotations between Camp 1 & 4)
Day 24 -25 🚁 Base Camp - Humde - Kathmandu (may include Shuttle flights). Drive to Nagarkot - Signature Recover & Reset from NAMAS
Day 26 Kathmandu
Day 27 Departure
Accommodations
Day 1 - 2 and 23 (Hotel)
Day 21 - 22 Luxury stay at Nagarkot
Day 5 - 20 (Alpine Camping)
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Day 1-2 Arrive in Kathmandu, Transfer to Hotel for expedition briefing.
Day 3 Drive Kathmandu to Besi Sahar (8 hours)
Day 4 Drive to Manang 3500M (7 hours)
Day 5 Manang acclimatisation and evening hike to Humde
Day 6 Humde to Base camp 4850M
Day 7 - 25 Climbing Period for Annapurna IV Summit (7,525M) (19 Days of climbing, Base Camp. Puja ritual ceremony, contingency day, Training, and preparation for a summit bid. We will aim 1 rotations between Camp 1 & 4)
Day 26 Base Camp to Humde
Day 27 Humde to Pokhara
Day 28 Pokhara rest day
Day 29 Sunrise in Pokhara and flight to Kathmandu
Day 30 Departure
ACCOMMODATIONS
Day 1 - 2 and 31 - 32 (Hotel)
Day 8 - 28 (Alpine Camping)
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Day 24: Nervous-System Downshift and complete Physical Rest
Silent arrival, check-in and a quiet welcome ritual with no briefings and no schedules.
Deep tissue and sports recovery massage (60 to 90 minutes), with focused attention on calves, quads, hips, lower back and shoulders.
Infrared or traditional sauna session.
Guided breathwork session (20 to 30 minutes) to help the body transition from survival mode into full recovery.
Day 25: Mental Closure with a Gentle Reawakening
A slow, unhurried morning wake-up with panoramic Himalayan sunrise views.
Guided mindfulness or reflection session to bring proper mental closure to the climb, not just physical.
Foot therapy, reflexology and facial treatment.
Guided breathwork session (20 to 30 minutes) to ease the body and mind back into everyday rhythm.
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🚁 Helicopter charter Kathmandu to Humde - USD 4500
🚁 Helicopter BC to Kathmandu - USD 5500
Annapurna IV + Chulu Far East - USD 17,300 Per Person
Annapurna IV + Ama Dablam - USD 23,000 Per Person
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138 Summits
Annapurna IV vs. Manaslu: Which is Better for Everest Preparation?
The Strategic Comparison: Manaslu (8,163m) is the 8th highest mountain in the world. It looks like the “bigger” step on paper. But if your goal is to perform on Everest—not just qualify—Annapurna IV (7,525m) is often the smarter training ground. Here’s why:
Technical Challenge: Annapurna IV is raw, exposed, and skill-demanding. Manaslu’s standard route has become heavily commercialized and, in many seasons, feels like an altitude conveyor belt. Annapurna IV forces sustained steep climbing, clean movement on fixed lines, and disciplined rope systems—exactly the kind of competence that transfers to the Lhotse Face.
Remote Environment: Manaslu has become crowded and noisy—base camp can feel like a small city. Annapurna IV gives you the “true expedition” environment: fewer teams, fewer shortcuts, and more responsibility. You learn to manage logistics, pace, and decision-making in a smaller unit—building the mental resilience and self-reliance required for a long Everest campaign.
Altitude Efficiency: Yes, Annapurna IV is ~600m lower. That’s the point. You spend less time buying altitude and more time earning it through technical output. It still satisfies the 2026 Nepal Everest qualification requirement, but it also protects you from the biggest trap in modern climbing: “checking the box” and arriving on Everest under-skilled for the Death Zone.
How does Booking work
1. Initial enquiry & plan
Your journey with NAMAS Adventure begins the moment you share your ambitions with us. From your very first conversation, our expert team takes the time to understand what you are looking for and offers individually tailored recommendations built around your specific goals and experience. Once the right expedition has been identified, a deposit secures your place on the team, and from that point forward we work closely alongside you. Our team takes care of every detail, including gear selection, training guidance, insurance arrangements, permit applications and full logistical planning.
2. The Journey Preparation.
As your departure date draws closer, our team walks with you through every remaining preparation to make sure you arrive confident and completely ready. The final balance payment is typically collected between 60 and 90 days before your trip, giving you ample time to settle arrangements without any last-minute pressure. We also verify that all your documents are in order and remain available by email or phone to address any outstanding questions you may have along the way.
3. About Expedition Support
From the moment you arrive at your destination, you are fully supported by a team that is experienced, attentive and entirely focused on your success. Pre-expedition briefings and thorough gear checks set the tone before the climb begins, and our guides and ground team remain by your side throughout the entire expedition. Whatever adjustments or unexpected changes the mountain may bring, we are prepared to adapt quickly, keeping your experience smooth, rewarding and truly unforgettable.
Annapurna IV Expedition Frequently Answered Questions
About the Mountain
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Annapurna 4 is part of the grander Annapurna massif range in central Nepal. It sits right between Annapurna 2 and 3 and can be considered the safest Annapurna climb.
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Spring (Mid March – May) is ideal, is considered the best season to climb mountains of Nepal. This period generally provides clear skies, stable weather and great snow conditions in the mountain. We must say Annapurna 4 has been least climbed or explored during the spring season.
Autumn (Late September - November) is second amazing climbing window for all the mountains in Nepal and in the Annapurna region. We have operated mostly during the autumn season at Annapurna 4 achieving summit and safety success in our expeditions.
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For the Annapurna IV expedition, our team takes on the classic North-West Ridge route, known for its stunning views and fewer objective risks compared to other 7000M peaks. Our experienced rope-fixing team sets up fixed lines all the way to the summit, making the climb safer and more manageable, even on the steeper, more exposed sections.
Our strategy is straightforward but flexible. We typically establish three camps—Camp 1, Camp 2, and Camp 3—along the North-West Ridge to support a gradual, well-paced ascent. A potential Camp 4 may be set up, but our expedition leader will make that call based on real-time mountain conditions to ensure safety and success. For a deeper dive into our climbing plan, check out the Expedition Strategy section on our Annapurna IV page
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Annapurna IV is a technical mountain of 7000 m elevation with a difficult of 4 on alpine grade and Technical Difficile Plus (TD+). It’s a serious climb ideal for mountaineers preparing for 8000m expeditions.
The mountaineering route of Annapurna IV is a technical mix of rock-ice terrain, exposed ridge, vertical face sections and steep snow slopes. The lead and guide team will fix lines on technical section but climbers need to be skilled in:
Mixed & rock climb skill.
Deep snow and cold condition climbing skills.
Ascending fixed lines with efficiency in Rappelling.
Traversing skills in technical and exposed alpine terrain
Annapurna IV ascent is not a guided climb and it demands solid experience of the alps, excellent fitness conditions along with mental resilience to face high elevation mountain conditions.
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Summit day on Annapurna IV is a straightforward but demanding high-altitude climb, primarily on ice and snow terrain. We start the ascent early in the morning (typically 1:00–3:00 AM) to ensure safe snow conditions and favorable weather.
The route from High Camp (Camp 3) involves:
Moderate to steep snow slopes
Fixed ropes on steeper sections
Cold, windy conditions — proper layering and focus are critical
Depending on team pace and conditions, we aim to reach the summit by mid-morning, then descend safely back to Camp 3 or Camp 2 for rest.
While the route isn’t highly technical on summit day, it requires strong endurance, solid crampon technique, and the ability to move efficiently in extreme conditions.
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Our team maintains a high success rate due to strong logistics, expert Sherpas, and smart acclimatization plans.
We have 100% safety record at Annapurna 4 (Touch wood)
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Yes — significantly safer.
Annapurna IV is widely regarded as the safest and most achievable expedition in the Annapurna massif.
Annapurna I (8,091m) is one of the most dangerous 8000ers, with a high fatality rate due to avalanches and unstable terrain.
Annapurna II & III are extremely technical and exposed, rarely attempted by commercial expeditions due to objective hazards and low success rates.
Annapurna IV offers a more stable, predictable route with fewer fatal incidents, strong summit history, and proven safety under expert management.
It’s still an advanced climb, but with proper acclimatization, technical readiness, and our experienced support team, Annapurna IV offers a safe and smart pathway into high-altitude Himalayan climbing.
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Climbing Annapurna IV (7525M) is a serious yet completable mountain ascent for mountaineers with intermediate level skills. You’ll need to possess skill of comfortably using mountain gears like walking crampons, ascending skills using jumar, and descending carrying a 10–15kg pack on the back. The North-West Ridge route includes steep, rocky sections (especially between Camps 1, 2, and 3) and some exposed ridges, requiring fixed-rope climbing skills typical of Himalayan expeditions. It’s rated TD+/4, making it tougher than entry-level 7000M peaks like Spantik but safer than 8000M giants like Annapurna I.
We set up 3–4 camps, with Camp 4 depending on mountain conditions, as decided by our expedition leader. Our Sherpa team fixes ropes to the summit (weather permitting), and you’ll use supplemental oxygen from the final camp to boost safety and success. With fewer climbers on Annapurna IV, expect a hands-on experience with stunning views
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Many climbers choose Annapurna IV over Manaslu because it is less crowded and more technically demanding. While Manaslu offers 8000m altitude exposure, the terrain, remoteness, and climbing style on Annapurna IV often provide a more realistic simulation of the summit push section and the level of self-reliance required on Everest, making it a strong training peak for serious Everest aspirants.
Experiences - preprations - team
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If you’ve successfully climbed several 4000M–6000M peaks and are preparing for an 8000M objective like Everest, Annapurna IV is an ideal next step. It offers a true high-altitude climbing experience without the crowds—comparable to Manaslu in challenge—and now fulfills Nepal’s new 7000M summit requirement to qualify for Everest.
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You’ll need prior high-altitude climbing experience, ideally on 6000M peaks like Khumbu 3 peak or Annapurna 3 peak, or combo exped like Lobuche East (6119M), Island Peak (6189M), or Alpamayo (5947M). Familiarity with rock climbing, glacier travel, fixed-rope climbing, and basic ice/snow techniques (e.g., using crampons and ice axes) is essential. Our 16-week Training Peaks program will help you build the stamina and skills needed, but you should already have some alpine climbing under your belt.
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The 7000m climb of Annapurna IV is a serious climbing endeavor and you’ll need to be at the best physical fitness level of your life. You’ll need to carry a 10-15 kg backpack for an average of 8-12 hours at high elevation in mountains requiring you to be in peak physical fitness. Prepare with endurance in focus with 5-6 hours of hike, engage in strength training in gym and include VO2 max high intensity training. We recommend a hypoxic tent for acclimatization training. Our team provides a personalized training plan when you book, tailored to your current fitness level.
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Yes, you’ll need to have technical climbing skills to join the expedition for Annapurna IV. The TD +4 Rating makes it essential for climbers to have rock climbing skills to cross snow ridges, vertical rock/ice face, and routes. It is essential to have scaled 6000 m peak in Nepal or other serious technical peaks to attempt this peak. NNMGA/IFMGA certified guides will have cover your summit but you’ll need a refresher training from our team and following skill:
4000-6500 m elevation peak climbing skill and adaptability on these high elevation environment and steep terrain experience.
Rock climbing 5.7 to 5.9 grade skills.
Strength training and endurance training.
Crampon climbing skill and knowledge of physical along with mental demands of the mountains.
Rope Descending skills and jumar ascending abilities.
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After booking the expedition you will need to take a 16 weeks training programme from training peaks included in the package. You should particularly focus on:
Cardio: Long incline runs, cycles and hikes to increase endurance.
Strength: Upper and lower body workout circuit in the Gym.
High Altitude Training: Hypoxic training provided in the program.
Climbing Technicals: Rope skills.
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Certified sherpa guides with basic conversational English will be helping you conquer the summit. The NMA or IMFGA certified team will be provided in 1:1 to ratio for clients and the team size will be limited to max of 10 members. Additional sherpa can be arranged at extra charges upon your request to complete the climb
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A minimum of $1000 tip is recommended.
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No, the climbers do not need to setup camps or prepare their own meal. This is the fascinating side of climbing mountains in Nepal as sherpa team responsibly handle all the logistics of high camps which including:
Tent Set ups.
Snow heating for drinking water.
Basic meal prep.
The supported climb in Nepal allows you to completely dedicate your time to scaling the mountain, summiting successfully and recovering. The meals in the mountain are basic and sherpas highly appreciate your patience.
Annapurna IV Expedition
Planning Annapurna IV expedition? Namas Adventure is here at your service. We are now offering a climb to this remote and rarely climbed amazing peak in the Annapurna massif. The climbing experience will help you upskill and take on Mt. Everest without the need to climb other entry-level 8000M mountain peaks. This expedition will run for 32 days.
Inquire, learn and book your Annapurna IV expedition online with us. We also offer you the opportunity to shorten your trip and return directly from Humde to Kathmandu by helicopter charter for an additional price. You don’t need to worry about hidden expenses with us and any additional cost will be explained by our team.
Your safety is a prime concern for us. We give the utmost importance to this aspect more than anything else. You can find a well-thought-out expedition strategy with Namas Adventure. There is no guesswork and our experience as an adventure tour service provider goes beyond 30 years. We have the expertise and experience to plan and design outstanding expedition packages to make your expedition safe and successful.
Our Annapurna IV expedition tour itinerary follows a clear and transparent method of approach. We provide the necessary gear and equipment to make climbing safe and exciting.