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Mt. Amadablam Expedition

Amadablam is a pyramid-shaped peak standing at an altitude of 6,812 meters in the heart of the Everest region. It is an iconic peak for many adventure enthusiasts from all over the world. The Amadablam expedition is more than just a daring escapade; it’s a spiritual odyssey into the heart of the world’s most formidable mountain range. The Amadablam climbing expedition offers a life-time experience, providing an opportunity to immerse oneself in the Himalayas. 

Mount Amadablam is Known as the “Matterhorn of the Himalayas. This climb to Amadablam demands exceptional technical prowess, unwavering determination, and physical fitness. The expedition typically spans 18-22 days and begins with a breathtaking flight into Lukla. The journey then unfolds through Sherpa villages and dense forests, following the Dudhkoshi River. This trail ultimately leads to the expedition’s nerve center: the base camp of Amadablam. From the base camp, climbers progress to Camp I, situated at 5,700 meters, followed by Camp II at 6,000 meters. Beyond Camp II, the terrain becomes more challenging, characterized by rock faces, ice walls, and snowfields. As climbers ascend, they are treated to panoramic vistas of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Pumori, Cho Oyu, and a dozen more majestic peaks. 

The Everest/Khumbu region is steeped in culture and tradition. Trekkers and climbers have the privilege of engaging with the warm and hospitable local Sherpa community. Along the route, Buddhist monasteries, stupas, and fluttering prayer flags imbue the expedition with a profound spiritual essence.

Overview

As a reputable company based in Nepal, we provide highly professional climbing guides and porters. Climbers should also be well-equipped with top-notch gear and well-prepared for the mountain’s challenges. Adequate acclimatization periods are essential to mitigate the risk of altitude-related illnesses. Our itinerary allows enough time to acclimatize to high altitudes.

Itinerary

* Arrive in Kathmandu, Nepal.
* Meet your climbing team and check your climbing permits.

* Acquire any necessary permits.
* Briefing about trip
* Last-minute gear check and preparations.

* Take a scenic flight to Lukla.
* Trek to Phakding to begin your acclimatization.

* Continue your trek to Namche Bazaar, the Sherpa capital.
* Acclimatize with a rest day and explore the town.

* Explore the surrounding areas and hike to higher elevations.
* Rest and acclimatize to the altitude.

* Continue the trek to Tengboche, known for its monastery.
* Enjoy breathtaking views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam.

* Trek to Pangboche, a small village.
* Start getting accustomed to higher altitudes.

* Another rest day to acclimatize.
* Short hikes in the area.

* Arrive at the Ama Dablam Base Camp.
* Set up camp and prepare for the climb.

* Spend several days ascending Ama Dablam.
* Establish higher camps and acclimatize.
* Push for the summit when conditions are favorable.

Cost Includes

  • Ground Transportation: All necessaries ground transportation including airport pickup/drop, Kathmandu sightseeing and as per itinerary
  • KTM hotel: Three nights Kathmandu hotel Accommodation on B & B plan
  • Permit: National park entry permit, TIMS & Local government permit
  • Climbing permit: Mera peak climbing royalty
  • Garbage management: Garbage clearance deposit
  • KTM sightseeing: Kathmandu sightseeing (Visit UNESCO world heritage sites - 3 places)
  • Domestic flight: Kathmandu to Lukla flight (round trip)
  • Guide: A professional, certified and experienced professional climbing guide (multiple time Amadablam and Everest summiteer)
  • Porter: A local porter (25 KG)
  • Insurance: Insurance for Nepalese staff (Guide & Porter) - Accidential and medical
  • Accommodation: Local tea house for accommodation during trekking period
  • Meals: Three course of meals (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) in each day
  • Drinks: Soft drinks, hot water, tea and coffee
  • Camping service: Tented equipment, three course of meals at Base camp and high camp
  • Communication: Radio and local phone
  • Climbing Equipment: Group climbing equipment including rope, carabiner, Ice crew and Iceaxe
  • First Aid: First aid kit and equipment with some basic medicine
  • Map: A detail map of Mera peak, showing route, terrain and mountains

Cost Excludes

  • Airfare: International airfare
  • Cargo: International cargo clearance cost
  • Visa: Nepal entry visa fee
  • Clothing: Personal trekking gears and equipment
  • Insurance: Personal travel insurance
  • Mineral water, alcoholic beverage during trekking period
  • Extra porter and guide
What permits and logistics are required for an Ama Dablam climbing expedition?

Ama Dablam is located within the Sagarmatha National Park, and climbers must obtain several permits to embark on this expedition. This includes a Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit, a Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Fee, and a permit for climbing Ama Dablam itself. Climbers typically organize their expeditions through licensed trekking and expedition companies in Nepal, which assist with logistics such as obtaining permits, hiring guides and support staff, and organizing base camp facilities. It’s essential to ensure all permits and logistical aspects are in order before attempting the climb.

When is the best time to attempt an Ama Dablam expedition?

The best time for an Ama Dablam expedition is during the post-monsoon season in Nepal, which typically falls between late September and November. During this time, the weather is relatively stable, and the skies are clear, providing favorable conditions for climbing. The pre-monsoon season (April to May) is another option, but it comes with more unpredictable weather. It’s important to avoid the peak of the monsoon season (June to August) due to heavy rainfall and unstable conditions.

What is Ama Dablam, and why is it considered a challenging climb?

Ama Dablam is a stunning mountain in the Everest region of Nepal. It is known for its iconic pyramid shape and is considered one of the most technically challenging climbs in the world. The mountain features steep rock, ice, and mixed climbing, with a variety of challenging terrain. Climbers are required to have prior high-altitude experience and technical climbing skills, making it a favorite among experienced mountaineers.

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Mt. Amadablam Expedition