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Climbing and Expeditions :- Amadablam 6812m.
 
Climbing and Expeditions :- Amadablam 6812m
 

ASIA'S MOST FAMOUS EASY ROCK-ICE-SNOW CLIMB.

"Easy-Technical" Located next to Everest. Climbing Ama Dablam could qualify you for our "Basic Climb" of Everest. Climb Asia's Most Famous Easy Semi-Technical Rock, Ice, and Snow Peak.

An expedition to Ama Dablam is more than just a climb. It’s a journey into the heart of the Himalayas. Located in the Khumbu valley of Nepal, only 12 km from the summit of Mount Everest, Ama Dablam demands Ama dablam, from the base camp!the attention of every passer-by. Soaring ridgelines and super-steep faces guard the summit from all but the experienced climber. From the summit you are surrounded by a vista of peaks like no other, five of the highest six peaks in the world are clearly visible.

The first ascent (via the SW ridge) of Ama Dablam was not made until the mid 1950’s by a strong NZ/USA team. The north ridge fell to a talented French team as late as 1979. In recent years many parties have successfully climbed the mountain, with nearly all ascents via the original SW ridge route.
Amadablam, on the way! Our ascent will be made via the conventional SW ridge route, a technical route that requires 3500 m of fixed ropes and three camps above base camp. The climb usually completed in less than four weeks; however we do build in an extra week in case of exceptionally bad weather. The climbing on the route involves pure rock climbing on exquisite granite followed by mixed snow and rock climbing. The last section to the summit involves ice climbing followed by a long steep snow slope: often ropes are employed all the way to the summit. The reasons for this are three-fold: safety, speed and success.

Mountain got (Titar), on the way!This trip requires a high level of fitness and a few additional items that the normal trekking kit will not contain. Any trip to altitude can be potentially dangerous so every medical and technical precaution is taken to ensure your safety and success. Comprehensive medical equipment, such as oxygen, Gammov bag and specialised drugs will be on hand. Ropes and other technical safety equipment are also provided: we do not skimp on kit. Safety of the entire group (including kitchen and climbing staff and porters) comes first.
Tengboche Monastery, on the way to Amadablam Due to the technical nature of the route, ropes will be fixed for most of the climb above camp one. Although we can brush-up your skills at base camp, a good working knowledge of abseiling and use of mechanical ascenders (jumars) is mandatory: prior experience is required. This might involve a couple of weekend sessions at your local cliff or bridge combined with some other general mountain knowledge. Objective danger on the SW Ridge route is minimal, ice cliffs do not threaten it, the snow slopes are generally stable (with minimal avalanche risk), the rock is of good quality and the mountain is below the reach of jet stream winds. The Summit Amadablam and get free Nature Trail's  T-Shirt!route is extremely exposed and mistakes with rope work can be unforgiving. We have a strong local climbing sherpa team to help us on the mountain. They greatly assist in your success by helping with load carrying and the fixing of ropes. The whole team will be involved in the fixing of rope and the smooth running of the expedition but their primary concerns are client safety, service and success. Our guide will be climbing with you at all times. Our guide will ensure your safety and make decisions regarding safety and weather, they also assist in carrying group gear between camps. You are then left to carry only your personal gear between camps.

At the top of the AmadablamA typical team would consist of four clients, two helper Sherpas, two climbing Sherpas, a camp one cook, base camp cook, one kitchen boy and a message runner. We run our trips on very low ratios. We use a lot of sherpa power and we have exceptional food in base camp and on the mountain. Our tents are all high quality expedition style tents and roomy enough to enable you to enjoy a comfortable night’s sleep.

If you want the best chance of success – this is it! We provide the highest quality commercial operation available on Ama Dablam.

 

Outline Itinerary

 

Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu (1300m), Nepal.
Day 02: Explore Kathmandu, finalize arrangements.
Day 03: Fly to Lukla (2900m), walk to Phakding (2550m), sleep in tea              house or camp.....2-3 hrs.
Day 04: Walk to Namche Bazaar (3440m), sleep in tea house or              camp....4-7 hrs.
Day 05: Rest in Namche, sleep in tea house or camp.
Day 06: Walk to Pangboche (3860m), sleep in tea house or camp........              4-  7 hrs
Day 07: Walk to Base Camp (4650 metres)...…. 3-5 hrs
Day 08: Rest and Training day in Basecamp, review climbing techniques,              medical, etcetera.
Day 09: Walk to Advanced Basecamp (5350 metres), return and sleep in              basecamp.
Day 10: Walk to Advanced Basecamp, sleep in advanced basecamp.
Day 11: Explore route to camp 1 (5700 metres), return and sleep in              basecamp.
Day 12: Rest in Basecamp.
Day 13: Walk to Advanced Basecamp, sleep in advanced basecamp.
Day 14: Scramble to Camp 1, sleep in camp 1.
Day 15: Explore route to camp 2 (5750 metres), return and sleep in              basecamp.
Day 16: Relax in basecamp.
Day 17: Walk to Advanced Basecamp, scramble to Camp 1, sleep in              camp 1.
Day 18: Climb to Camp 2, sleep in camp 2.
Day 19: Explore route to Camp 3 (6230 metres). For those who are              feeling well, attempt the summit. Return and sleep in              basecamp.
Day 20: Relax in basecamp.
Day 21: Walk to Advanced Basecamp, sleep in advanced basecamp.
Day 22: Climb to Camp 2, sleep in camp 2.
Day 23: Climb to camp 3, sleep in camp 3.
Day 24: Summit Attempt.
Day 25: Summit Attempt.
Day 26: Return to basecamp.
Day 27: Pack up basecamp, walk down to Pangboche, sleep in tea house              or camp.
Day 28: Walk down to Namche, sleep in tea house or camp.
Day 29: Walk down to Lukla, sleep in tea house or camp.
Day 30: Return flight from Lukla to Kathmandu.
Day 31: Extra day in Kathmandu for shopping, saying good bye to new              friends.
Day 32: Fly back to your home country. Thanks for joining our Ama              Dablam expedition with Nature Trail Trekking and Expeditions!

Note: If you are planning different itineary or like to combine other peak or trekking to Kalapattar/EBC with Ama Dablam, or any different, we will be happy to re-design different itinerary for you, please write us e-mails with your available time frame and interest.

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Write us e-mail for full details and prices, also let us know your expeditions experiences about the climbing. We will response you soon as possible.

Above is just a sample itinerary, we can tailor the new itinerary based on your available timeframe or the way you want to do this expedition.
 
For booking above Expedition, please click below link and send us your advance with your personal details
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No previous experiences, no worries! Just come up with good spirit and positive mental attitude, we train you for the expeditions, and take you the there, your dream land!

Wish to talk with our previous clients who climb with us? E-mail us, we provide you details!

Looking for different mountain than above? Click one of the below other NMA list mountains!

Everest Region Annapurna Region
Mt. Everest (Sagarmatha) - 8848m
Mt. Cho-Oyu (8201m)
Ama Dablam - 6812m.
Lobuje East (6119 metres)
Island Peak (6189 metres)
Kwangde (6187 metres)
Kusum Kangru (6367 metres)
Kongma Tse (5820 metres)
Mera Peak (6476 metres)
Pokhalde ( 5806 metres)

Singu Chuli (6501
Hiunchuli (6441metres)
Mardi Himal (5587 metres)
Tharpu Chuli (5500 metres)
Dhampus Peak (6012m)

Rolwaling Region

Pharchamo (6187 metres)
Ramdung ( 5925 metres)

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Ganesh Himal
Paldor Peak (5928 metres)
Langtang Region
Naya Kangri (5846 metres)
Yala Peak (5500 metres)

Manang Region
Chulu East (6584 metres)
Chulu West (6419 metres)
Pisang Peak (6091 metres)


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