Machhapuchre Model Trek
Machhapuchre Model Trek
Machhapuchre Model Trek

Machhapuchhre Model Trek

Duration15 Days
Trip GradeModerate
CountryNepal
Maximum Altitude4450 M
Group Size1-12
StartsKathmandu / Pokhara
EndsPokhara / Kathmandu
ActivitiesHiking / Trekking
Best TimeMarch to May & Sept to Dec

Warning: Side effects of the Machhapuchhre Model Trek include smiling way too much, staring at mountains like they’re magic, and wondering why your life didn’t involve trekking sooner. From the moment you hit the trail, you will see various changing landscapes that make every step feel exciting. And the people you meet? Super friendly. Some kids might literally challenge you to a race up the hill, and you’ll be way too embarrassed to say no.

And honestly, it’s not just about walking. You’ll stop a lot, not because you’re tired, but because the view makes you go gaga over it. Clouds moving over the peaks, little birds flying around, or just sitting for a minute and noticing everything around you makes the trek even better. This trek is really perfect for beginners or anyone who just wants to enjoy trekking in Nepal at a good pace. Every day brings something new that makes you laugh, smile, or just shake your head at how cool it all is.

The best part, really, is how alive it makes you feel. You’ll laugh at little things, wave to locals for no reason, and probably take way too many photos even though you know your camera can’t capture it all. By the end of the Machhapuchhre Trek, it won’t just be the mountains you remember, it’ll be yourself in them, feeling proud, tired, happy, and honestly a little amazed that you actually came out here. And that feeling? You don’t forget it.

Machhapuchhre Model Trek Overview

Do you want to have a very close view of Mt. Machhapuchhre (6,993m)? Do you want to explore the ethnic and cultural richness while walking through the off-beat path of the Annapurna region? And obviously your answer is “Yes!”. Machhapuchhre Model Trek is one of those treks.

As the name suggests, the Machhapuchhre Model Trek takes you around the villages located on the lap of Mt. Machhapuchre. These villages are the model of ethnic and religious harmony in Nepal. During this trek, you not only enjoy the amazing Himalayas of Annapurna region but also witness the cultural diversity.

While walking through the pine, oak, and rhododendron forests of the Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), you also see some animals and birds. If you make this trip in spring, the entire region looks highly impressive because the colorful rhododendron covers it.

Opened in 2010, this trek was designed to provide the natural and cultural wonders of the Machhapuchhre region. You know Mt. Fishtail (6,993m) is one of the highest virgin peaks in the world. Its shadow on the turquoise water of the Phewa Lake is just amazing that no words can express its beauty!

Machhapuchhre Model Trek gives you the lifelong experience of trekking in Nepal. You will see the typical ethnic villages, rhododendron forests, and the glittering Himalayas of Nepal. This is the model of the Everest Base Camp trek, Manaslu Circuit trek, or Langtang Valley trek as well.

Machhapuchhre Model Trek Highlights

  • Easy suitable for family trek including children and senior citizens as well
  • Close up view of Mt. Machhapuchhre (6,993m), Mt. Annapurna South (7,291m) and Hiunchuli (6,441m) including other peaks of Annapurna (8,091m) Massif
  • Ethnically and culturally rich villages of the Annapurna region
  • Model of Everest Base Camp trek, Manaslu Circuit trek or Annapurna Base Camp trek
  • Possible to do it all year around
  • Rhododendron forests, birds, and animals of ACAP
  • This trek in Nepal is not restricted for independent trekkers like other restricted region treks 
  • Both teahouse trekking and camping trekking is possible via the underrated Machhapuchhre Model Trek

Machhapuchhre Model Trek Itinerary

Machhapuchhre Model Trek Itinerary can be started from the Lake City Pokhara. This trek itinerary becomes different when you count the days only from Pokhara or Kathmandu. From Pokhara, you can complete this trek within 6 days while you need 10 days if you design it from Kathmandu.

Nepal Trekking Routes has designed the Machhapuchhre Model Trek itinerary 12 days. It includes the days from when you arrive in Kathmandu to the day you return to your home country. This itinerary is the best and most commonly offered by the local tour operators in Kathmandu or Pokhara.

In this duration, you will visit the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Kathmandu. Visiting Patan Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple, Bouddhanath Stupa and the Monkey Temple is a plus point of this trek. Likewise, you will also explore the most attractive tourist places in Pokhara.

There is a possibility of extending this trek as well. You can add Mardi Himal Trek or Annapurna Base Camp trek if you have more days to stay in Nepal. For the customization of this trip, consult with our agency.

Machhapuchhre Model Trek Cost

You know the cost of any tour or Nepal trekking package is fixed by calculating many related factors. The duration of the trek and the mode of transportation you use are the most important factors. The services of food and accommodation as well as several guides and porters you hire also play an important role.

You have a choice: teahouse trekking or camping trekking for this trek. Camping trekking is a bit more expensive than teahouse trekking. You can reach Pokhara by flight or by driving along the Prithvi Highway.

Likewise, you can customize the Machhapuchhre Model Trek from 6 days to 13/14 days. Last but not least, you can extend this trip to the Mardi Himal trek and Annapurna Base Camp Trek as well.

In Nepal Trekking Routes, the Machhapuchhre trek cost is USD 1080. To customize the Machhapuchhre Model Trek and its cost, reach out to us via phone call, email, WhatsApp, or online booking services. Nepal Trekking Routes is always ready to become your trusted travel partner in Nepal. We promise to help you with the most exciting tour and trekking package at a reasonable price.

What Is the Local Culture Like on the Machhapuchhre Model Trek in Nepal?

The villages along the Machhapuchhre Model Trek are home to friendly local people who live simple, traditional lives. You will see them farming, looking after livestock, and going about daily routines that have stayed the same for generations. Their homes are often made of stone and wood, and you might even be invited for a cup of tea or some local snacks.

The region is rich in Nepali culture with small temples, local festivals, and traditional music or dance sometimes happening along the way. Spending time in these villages gives you a glimpse of real mountain life in Nepal.

Machhapuchhre Model Trek Permits: What You Need to Know for Trekking in Nepal

If you’re heading out on the Machhapuchhre Model Trek, you do need a couple of permits, but don’t worry, we’ve got your back. There’s the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit, which is your pass to explore the stunning Annapurna region without any trouble, and the TIMS card in Nepal, which shows you’re a proper trekker and not just wandering around lost.

We at Nepal Trekking Routes can handle both permits for you before your trek even starts. That means no waiting in lines, no confusing forms, just show up and start your adventure. The cost is tiny compared to the fun you’ll have on the trail. Keep them safe while trekking because sometimes checkpoints will ask to see them, but other than that, you’re free to focus on the mountains and the views.

Machhapuchhre Model Trek Map

Machhapuchhre Model Trek begins from Milanchok on the Pokhara Baglung Highway. You have two options to fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara: flight or bus. By bus, it takes nearly 6 hours while by air, it just takes 25 minutes.

From MIlanchok Machhapuchhre Model Trek map moves ahead across ethnic villages of mixed communities. The trail takes you through Ghachok, Dhiprang, and Chichelme Kharka. Chichelme Kharka (2,645m) is the highest point of the Machhapuchhre Model Trek.

Then, you continue further to Lalka, Riban, and Lahachok. These are the culturally rich villages Annapurna region. You can see the close-up appearance of Mt. Machhapuchhre (6,993m) and Annapurna (8,091m) Massif from here.

After completing the trek, you trek up to Milanchok and catch a private or local bus to reach the hotel in Pokhara. You can explore the remaining places of the Lake City this evening.

Who Should Take the Machhapuchhre Model Trek?

This trek is for people who like walking uphill and pretending they’re training for something epic while actually just chasing the best view for their morning coffee. It’s for anyone who enjoys small villages, cows crossing the trail, and the kind of times that makes your phone feel useless. If you want mountain selfies without Everest level chaos, a little sweat but a lot of wow moments, and maybe a story or two about how you almost tripped on a rock but didn’t, this trek is calling your name.

Why Nepal Trekking Routes Should be the One You Travel With?

We know there are plenty of trekking companies out there, but here is why Nepal Trekking Routes should be your choice. We are a local company, so everything we offer is authentic and tailored to real trekking in Nepal. From permits to teahouse stays, we take care of everything.

We also make sure you can customize your trek the way you want. Want to take an extra rest day, visit a village, or explore a hidden viewpoint? No problem. Your safety and comfort are our priority, so we plan the trek to match your pace and abilities. You will love traveling with us because we are there every step of the way, helping you enjoy the adventure without any unnecessary stress. 

Itinerary

This is a 12-day itinerary starting with a warm welcome at Kathmandu, a city tour, and a scenic drive to Pokhara to start the trek.

You will walk through local villages, follow trails with mountain views, and experience daily life along the route. Each day has enough trekking and rest, giving you time to enjoy the surroundings without rushing.

The trek ends with a drive back to Pokhara and Kathmandu. Nepal Trekking Routes can customize your itinerary so that it fits your pace, choices, or any special requests that you have, making it your own style of adventure.

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As soon as your plane lands at the Kathmandu Airport, the representative of NTR receives you. Then, he or she will transfer you to the hotel. After you become fresh, you can take a short walk around Thamel Bazar.

Today is the trek preparation day and guided tour of the Kathmandu Valley. The tour guide of the agency takes you around the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Monkey Temple, Patan Durbar Square, Pashupatinath Temple and Bouddhanath Stupa will be visited. The art and architecture of these cultural, religious and historical sites are beautiful to observe at. In the evening, the trekking guide instructs you about Machhapuchhre Model trek itinerary.

After breakfast, you begin travelling towards the Lake City Pokhara along the Prithvi Highway. Driving along the banks of the Trishuli and the Marsyangdi Rivers, you will witness the snowcapped peaks and green forests. The mountains of Manaslu, Ganesh Himal and Annapurna region will be seen.

After you reach in Pokhara, you will be relocated at the hotel. Then, you can visit the most beautiful places of the Lake City Pokhara. Boating on the Phewa Lake, the Devi’s Fall, Talbarahi Temple, Lakeside, etc. are some of the places to explore.

Alternatively, you can take a domestic flight to Pokhara from Kathmandu. By witnessing the soaring peaks and amazing landscapes, you land at the Pokhara Airport in 25 minutes.

By driving for nearly 1 hour, you reach Milanchok and formally begin Machhapuchhre Model Trek. Then, by crossing a bridge over the Mardi Khola, you will reach Ghachok in about 4 hours. You will enjoy the alluring panorama of Annapurna, Machhapuchhre and Lamjung Himal during the trek.

Ghachok is a small village rewarding you with the amazing Himalayan views of Annapurna Massif

This is a comfortable trek as the trails are well-maintained and low altitude. You will witness the green hills, pasturelands and amazing mountains of the Gandaki Province. You also get to watch the typical housing pattern, lifestyle, culture and tradition of the ethnic villages you pass by. Finally, you reach at Dhiprang village.

Following the track that runs through the dense rhododendron forests, you continue today’s trek. You might see some animals and birds of Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) en route. By walking past the scanted hamlets and Odane Hill (2,511m), which is the perfect view of the Himalayas, green forests and amazing hills. At the end of the day, you reach Chichemle Kharka.

After having the breakfast, you begin today’s trek along the rugged trail through the dense forests and some villages. You will enjoy the close up view of Mt. Annapurna South (7,291m), Mt. Fishtail (6,993m) and Hiunchuli (6,441m) while moving ahead. Trekking for about 6 hours, you reach Chichemle Kharka.

Today’s destination is Ribhan, which can be reached in 5 hours from Pokhara by trekking. It is also a starting point Machhapuchhre Model Trek. By observing the enchanting scenery of the Himalayas, green hills and scanted villages, you reach the destination. From Ribhan, you can enjoy the sunset view of the snowcapped peaks of Annapurna region.

Walking along the easy trails and relishing the enchanting scenery, you reach Lahachok in about 6 hours. Lahachok is ethnically and culturally rich as there are many ethnic communities living harmoniously. Brahmin, Chhetri, Dalit, Gurung, Newar and Magar are living there by following Hinduism, Buddhism and Christianity. From here, you can have the close up view of Mt. Machhapuchhre (6,993m) and Annapurna (8,091m) Massif.

This is the last day of Machhapuchhre Model Trek to walk around Annapurna region. By following the off-road, you trek up to Milanchok that takes approximately 4 hours. From Milanchok, you catch a private jeep or a local bus to travel up to the hotel in Pokhara.

In the remaining time, you can visit other places of the Lake City Pokhara. The night life of the Lakeside is something you mustn’t miss while in Pokhara visit.

You have a couple of options to return Kathmandu from Pokhara. You can either fly or travel by road. When you arrive in Kathmandu, the delegate of NTR takes you to the hotel. In the leisure time, you can go around Thamel to buy some products of the Nepalese art and crafts.

In the evening, the company organizes farewell dinner at a cultural restaurant around Thamel. It is a part of hospitality we provide to our clients according to our culture and tradition. Enjoy the cultural performance and the typical Nepali food items in this trekking in Nepal.

According to the flight schedule, the member of our agency escorts you up to the Kathmandu Airport.

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Cost Details
Includes
  • Airport pick-up and drop off service ,
  • Trekking Guide and Trekking porter (Two participant=1 porter =Maximum 25 kg of luggage )
  • Breakfast,Lunch, Dinner & Accommodation during the trekking and Kathmandu following iteniry
  • Sleeping bags, down jackets, duffel bags and trekking sticks if required,
  • Trekking permit of National park,
  • TIMS(Trekking Information Management System )
  • Insurance and equipment for the trekking staffs
  • First aid kit
  • Farewell dinner in Kathmandu with cultural program in typical Traditional Nepali resturant
Excludes
  • Personal expenses
  • Drinks, beverages, hot shower,
  • Travel insurance
  • Tips for Guide and porter (trekking staff)
  • Meals & hotel accommodation in Kathmandu (without itenary )
Essential Information

Best Season for the Machhapuchhre Model Trek

Choosing the best season for the Machhapuchhre Model Trek can honestly save you from a pretty disappointing trip. You can do the same trek in different months and have a completely different experience. If you’re going all the way for this trek, you obviously want the version that actually feels worth it. That’s why the season you choose really matters.

Machhapuchhre Model Trek in Spring

Spring is a really nice time to do this trek, especially if you want the trail to feel fresh and lively. The weather is usually comfortable, the hills look greener, and walking just feels better this time of year. You also get flowers in some sections, which honestly makes the whole trail feel more fun.

Machhapuchhre Model Trek in Autumn

Autumn is the season most people go for, and yeah, it makes sense. The skies are usually clearer, the views are better, and the trail feels more open after the rainy season is gone. If you’re doing this trek mainly for the mountain views, this is probably the time you’ll enjoy most.

Machhapuchhre Model Trek in Winter

Winter is quieter, colder, and actually pretty nice if you don’t mind layering up a bit. There are usually fewer people on the trail, which can make the whole experience feel more peaceful. Just don’t underestimate the cold, especially in the morning and at night.

Machhapuchhre Model Trek in Summer/Monsoon

Summer is where things get a bit messy. The hills look super green, which is nice, but the rain can make the trail muddy, slippery, and honestly a little annoying. You can still do it, but this is usually not the season people choose if they want an easy and clear trekking experience.

Accommodation during the Machhapuchhre Model Trek in Nepal

Honestly, the Machhapuchhre Trek accommodation is simple with not much of luxury. Most nights you’ll stay in local teahouses or homestays along the trail. They are not fancy, but they feel warm, welcoming, and surprisingly good after a long day of trekking in the Annapurna region.

You get a bed, some hot food, and a place to rest your legs, which somehow feels better than any fancy hotel at home. Once you are sitting there with a cup of tea, tired legs, and mountains right outside your window, comfort suddenly feels easy and that’s part of why trekking in Nepal is so special.

Food on this Annapurna Region Trek

You’ll be surprised how much food matters on the Machhapuchhre Trek. After a few hours of walking, even plain dal bhat suddenly feels like the best meal ever and you’ll probably wonder why you ever complained about rice and lentils at home. The teahouses also serve momo, noodles, eggs, and soup that somehow tastes way better than anything you’ve had in a restaurant. Some of them even make bread and noodles by hand which honestly feels fancy after a long day.

One tip is to bring a few snacks or chocolate bars because they get pricey up there. The best part is sitting down with a hot meal, looking at the mountains outside, and realizing that this, just food, tired legs, and views, is basically perfect.

Will I Get Altitude Sickness on the Machhapuchhre Model Trek?

Probably not. The Machhapuchhre Model Trekking in Nepal is not super high, so altitude sickness is usually not a big issue here. Most people are far more likely to complain about sore legs, sweaty clothes, and endless uphill than actual altitude problems. So yes, it’s smart to know about it, but for most trekkers, it’s not something to stress over.

That said, don’t show up and start hiking like you’re training for Everest. If you go too fast, ignore water, and act like your lungs are invincible, the trail might embarrass you a little. Walk at a steady pace, drink plenty of water, and give your body a bit of respect. Do that, and you’ll most likely be just fine.

Machhapuchhre Model Trek Difficulty

Trek difficulty in Nepal can be divided into three broad levels: easy, moderate, and hard (demanding/strenuous/challenging). Generally, the altitude is considered to determine the level of trek difficulty. Trekking up to 3,500m altitude falls in easy; from 3,501m to 4,500m in moderate and above 4,500m is challenging or hard trek.

Talking about the Machhapuchhre Model Trek difficulty, it falls an easy trek. As the highest altitude to reach is 2,645m, it can be done by children and senior citizens as well. There is a low or no chance of altitude sickness.

Similarly, although less frequented, the trails are comfortable leading through the ethnic villages of mixed communities. Even if you do this trek independently, there is no risk of wild animals.

Moreover, there are no high passes to cross on the way. There are teahouses, hotels, and lodges on the stop during the Machhapuchhre Model Trek. Therefore, you don’t have to carry a heavy load or hire porters to carry the load either.

Travel Insurance for the Machhapuchhre Model Trek

Yes, you should absolutely get travel insurance for the Machhapuchhre Model Hiking. Not because this trek is super scary, but because Nepal has a very annoying habit of turning small problems into expensive ones.

A twisted ankle, bad stomach, chest issue, or even a “why do I suddenly feel terrible?” kind of day can become a real hassle once you’re out on the trail. And if you ever need a helicopter rescue in Nepal, that can cost thousands of dollars, which is exactly the kind of surprise nobody wants on a trekking holiday.

The main thing is this: do not buy random basic travel insurance and assume you’re covered. That is how people get betrayed by fine print. Your policy should clearly cover trekking in Nepal, emergency medical treatment, helicopter evacuation, and the maximum altitude of your route.

Even though Machhapuchhre Model Trek is lower than Nepal’s more serious high altitude treks, it is still smart to have proper coverage because rescue and treatment in remote areas can get expensive very fast. In short, yes, get insurance. Hopefully you won’t need it, but if you do, you’ll be very glad you didn’t try to save forty bucks and then end up negotiating with a helicopter. 

Money Tips for the Machhapuchhre Model Trek

Your teahouse stays are already paid for if you book with Nepal Trekking Routes, so that part is easy. But you will still need some cash for extra meals, snacks, hot drinks, or a tiny souvenir. Not every village has an ATM, so carry a little cash and maybe a backup card. A cup of tea here or a chocolate bar there adds up faster than you think, so don’t get caught off guard.

A simple trick is to give yourself a daily cash stash and try not to touch anything else. That way you can treat yourself without panicking when your wallet gets lighter. Do it right and you can enjoy the trek, the views, and maybe a few extra cups of tea, without worrying about running out of money halfway up the mountain while Nepal trekking.

What to Pack for the Machhapuchhre Model Trek

For the Machhapuchhre Model Trek, pack comfortable trekking shoes, a light jacket, and layers because the mornings are a lil cold and the afternoons can get warm. Bring a water bottle, some snacks, and sunglasses because you will want to sip and snack while looking at the mountain views. A hat and gloves are great for cold mornings, and don’t forget a camera or phone to capture the Machhapuchhre peaks that will make you stop mid step just to stare.

Keep it light and simple, also don't forget to bring some snacks. You will enjoy the trek more when you can move easily. This Machhapuchhre Model Trek packing list will make your Nepal trekking adventure smooth, fun, and stress free.

Safety Measures for this Annapurna Region Trek

Trekking in the Machhapuchhre Model Trek is amazing, but a little preparation makes it even better. These simple tips will help you stay safe. Think of it as your friendly reminder from us before you hit the trail.

  • Walk at your own pace and listen to your body. Don’t try to keep up with faster trekkers.
  • Stay hydrated by carrying water and sipping regularly because mountain air can dehydrate you faster than you expect.
  • Keep an eye on the weather and be ready for sudden rain or chilly winds. Layers are your best friend.
  • Follow your guide’s advice. Local guides from Nepal Trekking Routes know the trails and tricky spots better than anyone.
  • Always carry your permits and ID. Officials may check your Annapurna Conservation Area Permit and TIMS card along the way.
  • Eat well and take breaks. Skipping meals or pushing too hard will wear you down.
  • Watch out for trail hazards like loose gravel, slippery paths, or cows wandering across the way.
  • Pay attention to how your body feels at higher altitudes. If you feel dizzy, nauseous, or unusually tired, let your guide know right away.
  • Carry a small first aid kit for headaches, stomach upsets, or minor cuts and blisters.
  • Respect local customs and stay on the marked trails. 
FAQs

Machhapuchhre Model Hiking goes around Mt. Machhapuchhre (Fishtail: 6,993m) through the ethnically and culturally rich villages of the Gandaki Province. You will also witness Annapurna (8,091m) Massif, green hills and rhododendron forests of Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP).

You just require two trekking permits for the Machhapuchhre Model trek. They are:

  • TIMS Card
  • Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP) Entry Permit

Sure, sure! The region around Mt. Machhapuchhre (6,993m) is free individual trekking (FIT) area. Therefore, you can do this trek as an independent trekker throughout the year. However, we recommend you to hire a professional guide to make Machhapuchhre Model trek. You don’t have to worry about anything but be focused on lifetime experiences.

It is an easy type and completely a teahouse trekking in Nepal. It is one among many closest trekking routes nearby the Lake City Pokhara. You can also do camping trekking and some homestay facilities are available in some villages.

Machhapuchhre Model Trek is possible all year around except in heavy rainfall in summer. Only the days when it heavily rains, the trails are muddy and slippery. You can also do this trek in winter without any difficulty as the trails are low altitude. The best time for this trek is spring and autumn because in these seasons, the weather is fine with clear skies. Rhododendron flowers make this region colourful in spring while the fruits and festivals of Nepal make autumn more memorable.

Most of the trek stays below 3,000 meters, so serious altitude sickness is rare. Some people might feel mild headaches, shortness of breath, or dizziness, especially if they walk too fast or skip meals. The key is to take it slow, drink water, rest when needed, and listen to your body. Our guides with Nepal Trekking Routes will also monitor you and adjust the pace if necessary, so you can enjoy the trek safely.

The weather can change a lot. Mornings are usually a bit chilly, afternoons get warmer, and evenings can be cool. Sometimes it rains unexpectedly, so pack a light rain jacket and layers. It’s all part of the fun.

Electricity is limited, so bring a power bank. Internet is spotty in most villages, which is actually great for a digital detox. You’ll end up enjoying the mountains, people, and little moments even more.

Totally. You can slow down, rest when you need, explore a village, or just stop to look at the mountains. The trek is flexible and meant to be enjoyed, not rushed.

Bring comfortable trekking shoes, layered clothes, a light jacket, a hat, gloves, sunscreen, and a small daypack. You don’t need heavy camping gear because teahouses are included.

Yes, you will pass small villages where locals are farming, carrying supplies, or walking along the trail. They are friendly and may invite you for tea or a quick chat.

Yes, Nepal Trekking Routes can adjust the itinerary according to your preference. You can add rest days, visit viewpoints, or explore villages along the way. Just let us know!

Most villagers speak Nepali, and in smaller villages, you might hear Gurung or other local dialects. A smile and friendly gestures makes everything less complicated.

Yes, the trail is generally safe. Traveling with a trekking guide from Nepal Trekking Routes adds comfort and support, but solo women travelers often do the trek safely.

The guides monitor everyone’s condition. You can rest, take it slower, or even skip a section if needed. Safety always comes first.

Absolutely. It works well for small groups or families who enjoy moderate trekking, local culture, and spending time outdoors.

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