Ama Dablam is regarded as one of the world’s most elegant and sought-after peaks. Alongside the infamous Matterhorn and Khan Tengri allowed us the spirit of Mountains. Ama Dablam Expedition is an adventure for the ambitious and experienced climbers. After the recent 2019 Everest climbing crowd incident, the Nepal government set new rules. That rules set the compulsory to climb technical one of such peak before heading Everest. That is why Ama Dablam regarded as a famous trainer peak in the world.
Whereas, they will find the South West Ridge an acceptable challenge. We take the standard Ama Dablam route for the expedition. Ama Dablam Climbing offers steep snow, ice in exhilarating and exposed situations. So, we will use fixed lines during ascent, to aid speed and efficient movement on this impressive climbing process.
Everest hiker is working on the Ama Dablam Expedition with perfect Sherpa team. Our team is always ready to perform excellent work on your adventure.
Moreover, This Ama Dablam expedition is moving into heaven with a beautiful scenario. From where you can outlook delightful landscapes of Lhotse, Mount Everest, Makalu, and more. Therefore, Our team is proud to set own our Ama Dablam Expedition Itinerary. It shows the trail towards the loveliest mountains in Khumbu.
Additionally, Amadablam Peak Expedition seems more comfortable with the presence of decidedly experienced guides. In the meanwhile, our experienced crews help you to move ahead through the snow cravers and rock by fixing ropes and anchors facilitate.
Climb Ama Dablam to Camp 2.9 – Summit
Finally, We probably set off from the high camp at 7.30 am towards the summit. Moreover, aiming to reach the summit after about 3-4 hours of ascending the fixed ropes up the grade I summit snowfields. There is one more short steep section over an icy bulge that provides a welcome top. The summit of Ama Dablam is a genuinely outstanding viewpoint that offers the beauty of nature.
We have had excellent Ama Dablam summit success on all previous expeditions. So, We will provide you an excellent guide and crew for those wishing to join. They should be technically proficient and confident to Alpine AD, Scottish grade III and be able to second VS/5.7 on the rock. We have various clients review regarding this trip for Everest trekking and climbing.
Overview
Ama Dablam Base Camp
Camp 1
Ama Dablam base camp is quite a long walk. It may take about six hours to reach the first camp. Trek around the base camp is likely to reduce considerably with improved acclimatization. Unusually, there is no glacier we can walk in trainers along pleasant grassy that finally lead curve around behind the SW ridge. By the time when we gain height superb views open up to the whole of the Western part Himalaya. Notably Cho Oyu (8201m), Numbur (6859m) and Taweche (6367m). Before reaching camp 1 we cross a granite boulder field and scramble easily climb some huge boilerplate granite slabs.
Camp 1 – Camp 2
Ama Dopblam camp 1 is situated at the foot of the SW ridge. So we embark on the climb as soon as we leave camp towards clip into the fixed ropes. Initially, this section has some quite easy traversing of rocky terraces and snowy ledges. Furthermore, there are some superb compact granite slabs to cross. And these ropes lead into equally enjoyable slabby buttresses to ascend. Just before to reach Camp 2 is the Yellow Tower must be climbed/jumared and this provides the technical crux of the whole route. Amadoblam Camp II climbing is extremely enjoyable but it is hard work at this altitude. 3 to 5 hours to reach Cap II.
Camp 2 – (Camp 2.9) Climbing
During Camp II, climbers will encounter the sharply mixed alleys of ice, rock, and snow. The ascent of the Grey Tower provides the next obstacle to reach false Camp III. The easy snow and ice slove lead us until the ‘Mushroom Ridge’. The corniced snow crest that links the mixed SW ridge below with the summit snowfields above. Your ‘composure with exposure’ will be tested here. However, ground Scottish II is not technically hard. And you will soon reach the narrow snow shelves site that is Camp 2.9.
Climb Ama Dablam to Camp 2.9 – Summit
Likewise, from Camp III or 2.9. Climbers must be ready to take steep to ascend on the white snow hanging glacier.
Camp 2.9 is quite cold, high and exposed. And we would unlikely to have a great night’s sleep! As we are now primarily on the West Face the sun does not arrive until around 9 am. We probably set off from the high camp at 7.30 am towards the summit. Moreover, aiming to reach the summit after about 3-4 hours of ascending the fixed ropes up the grade I summit snowfields. There is one more short steep section over an icy bulge that provides a welcome t. The summit of Ama Dablam is a genuinely outstanding viewpoint that offers the beauty of nature.
We have had excellent Amadoblam summit success on all previous expeditions. We have an excellent guide and crew for those wishing to join. They should be technically proficient and confident to Alpine AD, Scottish grade III and be able to second VS/5.7 on the rock.
Itinerary
After landing at the Tribhuwan International Airport. You will greet by a representative of Everest hikers who will drop us off at our hotel according to your recommendation.
The early day we start tour Pashupatinath temple, Swayambhunath stupa and Bouddhanath stupa which are all world heritage sites. Swayambhunath is also known as the Monkey Temple and Boudhanath Stupa is one of the largest stupas in the world, where we can view most of the valley and surrounding mountains. At noon, we are introduced to our climbing guide team and discuss the trek in Explore Manaslu team. We can also prepare for Ama Dablam Expedition instead of Sightseeing.
Overnight in Kathmandu.
We take an early morning adventures flight to Lukla your Everest treks begin now. We meet the rest of our team in Lukla after breakfast we start our trek. We walk on a trail that gradually descends to Cheplung village from where we get a glimpse of Mt. Khumbila, a sacred mountain which has never been allowed to climb. From here, we gradually descend until Phakding village. Overnight in Phakding. Included meals: Breakfast Lunch Dinner in the Same lodge.
Our trail leads through a pine forest and we continue our walk on the trail that goes north up the Benkar valley and for sale. We cross Dudh Koshi River and pass Chumoa and Monjo villages before reaching the entrance of the Everest National Park. All these villages are on the edge of the river, Then after crossing a suspension bridge, we pass Jorsale village and walk alongside the Dudh Koshi and Bhote Koshi rivers. We ascend steep trail around 2 hours continue to reach Namche Bazaar which is the gateway of the Everest region. Overnight in Namche Bazaar. Included meals: Breakfast and Dinner in the Same lodge.
We will spend 2 night in this village for acclimation. Do tour Namche Bazaar which is the primary town of the Everest or Khumbu region and has government offices has lots of ATMs, internet cafes, shops, restaurants, and a colorful market. We can hike-up to Sagarmatha National Park and enjoy the sunrise over the Himalayas including Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, Kongde and more...If we are interested in a day hike, we can trek to Khumjung village where the Hillary school and some museum belongs. Overnight in Namche Bazaar. Included meals: Breakfast Lunch Dinner in the Same lodge.
The trek until Phunki is an easy walk beside 10 min climb from the hotel. From here we ascend towards Tengboche village which houses the very famous Tengboche monastery which is the biggest monastery of the Everest region lies and our tour organizer used to spend his life here. The monastery is blessed to linked Tibetan monastery and with panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku. Overnight in Tengboche.
Included meals: Breakfast Lunch Dinner in the Same lodge.
After catching morning glorious panorama of Mt Everest and then heading downhill through serene woodland reaching a metal bridge over Imjatse River. From here with uphill until Pangboche village. The best Sherpa farm village around Khumbu and Everest region.
Pangboche village located in a beautiful spot on the route Amadablam expedition. And Pangbouche is the gateway to Everest base camp too. During the afternoon we can explore the old village short hike around and visit the old monastery.
Early morning from Pangboche village downhill toward Imjatse River to cross a small wooden bridge. After leaving the river behind climb leads to steep uphill is about an hour to reach a large meadow with a couple of Yak herder’s huts. After a pleasant explore with gradual walk up to Amadablam base camp. The camp is set on sizeable large meadow beneath majestic Mt. Amadablam.
During the rest day at base camp for expedition preparation. We do a small hike around to advance camp with views of beautiful landscapes and mountains during the high walk. Afternoon relaxes and with the final setting for next day adventure.
Amadablam Southwest rim is certified as the Ama Dablam regular route, and we will not come across much Ama Dablam technical difficulty. Unlike other Ama Dablam thrilling expeditions, the climbing route bestows diverse and constant ascend and is preferred by the novices.
We have allocated and reserved two weeks for the summit bid from base camp. During this days we will prepare for dividing loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.
It is hard to predict exact days of the summit. However, from Amadoblam Base Camp climb we keep follows the old grassy moraine ridges eastwards to a broad saddle from one can see a Mingbo-La. From the saddle turn north via climb up rocky ground. We finally through boulders to the reach ridge bellow Pt.5, 705, is the site of camp I. Camp I have minimal space is about four or five tents platforms. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing level steps of VS (USA 5.6). Camp 2 is at the top, one of the hardest pitches on the climb at VS/Hard VS (5.8). Level.
From Camp II: Camp 2nd is the ramp (some stonefall danger) and climb to an amphitheater. We keep continue up a broad gully on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress. And start to climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of the Mushroom Ridge.
We keep climbing on snow and Ice slope following mix section to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice crest finally leads until a magnificent summit.
Top of the summit. We will be delighted by grand vista after a memorable too and classic climb descend back to base camp using the Advance camp on the route.
We have allocated and reserved two weeks for the summit bid from base camp. During this days we will prepare for dividing loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.
It is hard to predict exact days of the summit. However, from Amadoblam Base Camp climb we keep follows the old grassy moraine ridges eastwards to a broad saddle from one can see a Mingbo-La. From the saddle turn north via climb up rocky ground. We finally through boulders to the reach ridge bellow Pt.5, 705, is the site of camp I. Camp I have minimal space is about four or five tents platforms. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing level steps of VS (USA 5.6). Camp 2 is at the top, one of the hardest pitches on the climb at VS/Hard VS (5.8). Level.
From Camp II: Camp 2nd is the ramp (some stonefall danger) and climb to an amphitheater. We keep continue up a broad gully on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress. And start to climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of the Mushroom Ridge.
We keep climbing on snow and Ice slope following mix section to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice crest finally leads until a magnificent summit.
Top of the summit. We will be delighted by grand vista after a memorable too and classic climb descend back to base camp using the Advance camp on the route.
We have allocated and reserved two weeks for the summit bid from base camp. During this days we will prepare for dividing loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.
It is hard to predict exact days of the summit. However, from Amadoblam Base Camp climb we keep follows the old grassy moraine ridges eastwards to a broad saddle from one can see a Mingbo-La. From the saddle turn north via climb up rocky ground. We finally through boulders to the reach ridge bellow Pt.5, 705, is the site of camp I. Camp I have minimal space is about four or five tents platforms. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing level steps of VS (USA 5.6). Camp 2 is at the top, one of the hardest pitches on the climb at VS/Hard VS (5.8). Level.
From Camp II: Camp 2nd is the ramp (some stonefall danger) and climb to an amphitheater. We keep continue up a broad gully on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress. And start to climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of the Mushroom Ridge.
We keep climbing on snow and Ice slope following mix section to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice crest finally leads until a magnificent summit.
Top of the summit. We will be delighted by grand vista after a memorable too and classic climb descend back to base camp using the Advance camp on the route.
We have allocated and reserved two weeks for the summit bid from base camp. During this days we will prepare for dividing loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.
It is hard to predict exact days of the summit. However, from Amadoblam Base Camp climb we keep follows the old grassy moraine ridges eastwards to a broad saddle from one can see a Mingbo-La. From the saddle turn north via climb up rocky ground. We finally through boulders to the reach ridge bellow Pt.5, 705, is the site of camp I. Camp I have minimal space is about four or five tents platforms. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing level steps of VS (USA 5.6). Camp 2 is at the top, one of the hardest pitches on the climb at VS/Hard VS (5.8). Level.
From Camp II: Camp 2nd is the ramp (some stonefall danger) and climb to an amphitheater. We keep continue up a broad gully on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress. And start to climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of the Mushroom Ridge.
We keep climbing on snow and Ice slope following mix section to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice crest finally leads until a magnificent summit.
Top of the summit. We will be delighted by grand vista after a memorable too and classic climb descend back to base camp using the Advance camp on the route.
We have allocated and reserved two weeks for the summit bid from base camp. During this days we will prepare for dividing loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.
It is hard to predict exact days of the summit. However, from Amadoblam Base Camp climb we keep follows the old grassy moraine ridges eastwards to a broad saddle from one can see a Mingbo-La. From the saddle turn north via climb up rocky ground. We finally through boulders to the reach ridge bellow Pt.5, 705, is the site of camp I. Camp I have minimal space is about four or five tents platforms. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing level steps of VS (USA 5.6). Camp 2 is at the top, one of the hardest pitches on the climb at VS/Hard VS (5.8). Level.
From Camp II: Camp 2nd is the ramp (some stonefall danger) and climb to an amphitheater. We keep continue up a broad gully on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress. And start to climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of the Mushroom Ridge.
We keep climbing on snow and Ice slope following mix section to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice crest finally leads until a magnificent summit.
Top of the summit. We will be delighted by grand vista after a memorable too and classic climb descend back to base camp using the Advance camp on the route.
We have allocated and reserved two weeks for the summit bid from base camp. During this days we will prepare for dividing loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.
It is hard to predict exact days of the summit. However, from Amadoblam Base Camp climb we keep follows the old grassy moraine ridges eastwards to a broad saddle from one can see a Mingbo-La. From the saddle turn north via climb up rocky ground. We finally through boulders to the reach ridge bellow Pt.5, 705, is the site of camp I. Camp I have minimal space is about four or five tents platforms. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing level steps of VS (USA 5.6). Camp 2 is at the top, one of the hardest pitches on the climb at VS/Hard VS (5.8). Level.
From Camp II: Camp 2nd is the ramp (some stonefall danger) and climb to an amphitheater. We keep continue up a broad gully on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress. And start to climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of the Mushroom Ridge.
We keep climbing on snow and Ice slope following mix section to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice crest finally leads until a magnificent summit.
Top of the summit. We will be delighted by grand vista after a memorable too and classic climb descend back to base camp using the Advance camp on the route.
We have allocated and reserved two weeks for the summit bid from base camp. During this days we will prepare for dividing loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.
It is hard to predict exact days of the summit. However, from Amadoblam Base Camp climb we keep follows the old grassy moraine ridges eastwards to a broad saddle from one can see a Mingbo-La. From the saddle turn north via climb up rocky ground. We finally through boulders to the reach ridge bellow Pt.5, 705, is the site of camp I. Camp I have minimal space is about four or five tents platforms. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing level steps of VS (USA 5.6). Camp 2 is at the top, one of the hardest pitches on the climb at VS/Hard VS (5.8). Level.
From Camp II: Camp 2nd is the ramp (some stonefall danger) and climb to an amphitheater. We keep continue up a broad gully on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress. And start to climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of the Mushroom Ridge.
We keep climbing on snow and Ice slope following mix section to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice crest finally leads until a magnificent summit.
Top of the summit. We will be delighted by grand vista after a memorable too and classic climb descend back to base camp using the Advance camp on the route.
We have allocated and reserved two weeks for the summit bid from base camp. During this days we will prepare for dividing loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.
It is hard to predict exact days of the summit. However, from Amadoblam Base Camp climb we keep follows the old grassy moraine ridges eastwards to a broad saddle from one can see a Mingbo-La. From the saddle turn north via climb up rocky ground. We finally through boulders to the reach ridge bellow Pt.5, 705, is the site of camp I. Camp I have minimal space is about four or five tents platforms. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing level steps of VS (USA 5.6). Camp 2 is at the top, one of the hardest pitches on the climb at VS/Hard VS (5.8). Level.
From Camp II: Camp 2nd is the ramp (some stonefall danger) and climb to an amphitheater. We keep continue up a broad gully on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress. And start to climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of the Mushroom Ridge.
We keep climbing on snow and Ice slope following mix section to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice crest finally leads until a magnificent summit.
Top of the summit. We will be delighted by grand vista after a memorable too and classic climb descend back to base camp using the Advance camp on the route.
We have allocated and reserved two weeks for the summit bid from base camp. During this days we will prepare for dividing loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.
It is hard to predict exact days of the summit. However, from Amadoblam Base Camp climb we keep follows the old grassy moraine ridges eastwards to a broad saddle from one can see a Mingbo-La. From the saddle turn north via climb up rocky ground. We finally through boulders to the reach ridge bellow Pt.5, 705, is the site of camp I. Camp I have minimal space is about four or five tents platforms. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing level steps of VS (USA 5.6). Camp 2 is at the top, one of the hardest pitches on the climb at VS/Hard VS (5.8). Level.
From Camp II: Camp 2nd is the ramp (some stonefall danger) and climb to an amphitheater. We keep continue up a broad gully on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress. And start to climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of the Mushroom Ridge.
We keep climbing on snow and Ice slope following mix section to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice crest finally leads until a magnificent summit.
Top of the summit. We will be delighted by grand vista after a memorable too and classic climb descend back to base camp using the Advance camp on the route.
After achieved to the summit and feeling at ease on reaching base camp. Today start collecting garbage and packing gears from Nepal Himalaya. Every year thousands of trekkers and climber do the follow the rules every year but most of them follow the rules. As a result, piles of unwanted trash and rubbish exist, in most of the base of Mother Goodness. So clean up the base camp helps to reduce the impacts of global warming, then pack up necessary stuff and prepare for a return journey. After that, you get back Garbage deposit cash.
After breakfast, we head onward on a long downhill with few climbs as the trail leads towards Pangboche village. And then to a bridge, after the bridge back into greens with trees as the Everest base camp route climbs up to Thangboche Monastery for overnight at Tengboche.
After breakfast, we start day walk on a downhill until reach Phunki Tenga, then crossing a wooden bridge with climb uphill to Lobesa and Sanasa. Where the Gokyo valley trek separate. After having a few hours in a gradual walk to reach Namche Bazaar.
Namche has a beautiful spot with few lodges facing Everest-Amadablam, Thamserku and more snowing peaks. We keep down to until to reach Hilary Bridge. Here a short rest and then continue to walk downhill towards Monjo for an overnight stop.
A pleasant walk of fantastic and fabulous Amadablam Expedition. Adventure end at Lukla, as the trail leads on the same route following the gentle path past Phakding. Furthermore, Ghat villages with a climb to reach Lukla, where you can enjoy the afternoon relaxing and celebrate with staff for a successful trip. This is the last night around high Everest areas at Mountains.
Early morning we transfer to Lukla airport. Its unique airstrip, sometimes the flight can delay due to bad weather of Nepal. As the flight arrives, we will leave for Kathmandu board on the smaller Twin-Otter or Dornier airplane.
We have reserved 1 day as contingency and a free day in case of flight delay and cancellation at Lukla. Mountains unpredictable bad weather arouses, on this day you can book for a sightseeing tour around Kathmandu as the valley. it is worth to explore filled with most of the World Heritage Sites around Kathmandu-Patan.
Last day in Nepal, our staff will transfer you to the airport for your flight homeward bound. Towards respective destination with a collection of wonderful experience on Amadablam Expedition.
What's included in the cost?
- All arrival and departure transfer services both way domestic
- Assistance at the International airport by Everest hiker representative while arriving.
- Hotel accommodations in Kathmandu 3 night. B/B basis.
- All camping equipment for (Basecamp and Advance Base Camp)
- Food during the expedition period for (Members and Staff).
- Permit for a climber.
- Expedition Permit to climb Amadablam peak.
- All Necessary staff during Expedition period with experienced Sherpa Guide (Base Camp Manager).
- Transportation will be available as per itinerary.
- Cargo clearance & Duties Assistance Service free.
- Daily wages, equipment allowance & Insurance for Staff.
- Gamow Bag (available for expedition group).
- Solar panel for light and batteries (charger will be available for all members).
- Each expedition member will have an individual tent (until the ABC).
- As per 2 Oxygen Bottles with mask and regulators. (For sharing basis)
- Staff tents, food for climbing, and insurance.
- High altitude food for the member.
- All Necessary camping equipment’s like camp furniture, kitchenware, guest tents,
- Per person 30kg baggage allowance during trekking-up carrying by the porter. And 20 kg baggage allowance while returning from Base Camp after climbing the Mountain.
- Required, Trained and Government Licensed Climbing Guide(s) during Climbing
- All wages, types of equipment, medical kid and accidental Insurances for all involved Nepali staffs.
- First Aid medical kits for the Group and the rest of staffs.
- Satellite phone carrying by Guide for communication. It available for members but with the cost of US$ 4 per minute call.
- Appropriate food for high altitude for all climbing crew at base camp and above as required.
- Emergency Oxygen and mask regulator for the crew.
- All office Service charge, necessary paper works, Government Taxes levied in Nepal.
- Complete pre-departure information, flight ticket reconfirmation.
- Farewell Dinner in a typical Nepali restaurant with domestic culture program
- Our service Charges.
Cost doesn't include
- Lunch and Dinner during your stay in Kathmandu.
- Any packed food/snacks, energy drinks, mineral water, alcohol, cigarettes, chocolates, nutria-bars.
- Items of personal nature, Laundry Expenses.
- Expenses incurred towards usage of mobiles, walkie-talkies or satellite phones.
- Sleeping Bag, Climbing Plastic Boots, Clothing, Packing Items/ Bags,
- Personal Medical Kit, Personal Trekking Gears.
- Any extra services or products that offers or activities which are not mentioned in the itinerary.
- Any extra expenses arising out of various/unforeseen situations (natural calamities, landslides, political disturbances, strikes, changes in Government regulations).
- Any additional staff other than specified.
- Rescue operation, Repatriation, Medicines, Medical Tests and Hospitalization expenses.
- Medical Insurance and emergency rescue evacuation.
- Travel Insurance and helicopter rescue in agreements.
- Sherpa Climbing Bonus after taking the summit
- Airfare of international flights.
- Nepal entry visa fee and re-entry visa fee. (If it requires)
- Icefall Garbage Deposit fees (Sharing with another member) if applicable.
- Wake talkies & Filming permit and personal.
- Personal climbing gears and more.
- Nepal custom duty for import of expedition goods
- Tips for All staff and drivers,
- Gifts, souvenirs for personal.
- Any item not included in “THE PACKAGE COST INCLUDES” list.
Ama Doblam Expedition
Do you know the reason behind its name, Why Ama Dablam? It comes through the Southwest section of the glacier which appears as the hanging jewel box on the neck of the mountain.
How hard is Amadablam climbing?
The technical crux of the Ama Dablam route is the Yellow Tower. You are free climbed it in boots with a pack. For that, you do not need to be an experienced climber (can barely to pro an HVS on a good day). Most of 99% of climbers though will grunt up on a jumar. Hard level is all around French 4c, but given your body’s condition, it feels like 6a. If you are planning to climb in boots with pack feeling shagged you will find it a piece of cake. Otherwise, it will feel impossible to knock it.
What you can do is if you are a good climber? Take trainers or helper all the way to C2 as you can do that and it’s less weight pull and down in big boots. As we write you that Yellow Tower (c.30 feet of the steep slab with fixed rope), is hard one but some of the Grey Tower (remember a neck rightwards traverse). The horizontal ridge at the last part between Camp 2 and C3 (think a narrow iced up Scottish ridge with BIG exposure). And some of the parts of summit day feel bad when altitude getting higher but the worst is Yellow Tower.
The Grey Tower and the ‘bowling alley’ after Camp 2 are trickier mixed experienced. The ‘bowling alley’ is moderately mixed, if the rocks didn’t call it safe and it would be the most popular and highest quality beginner mixed climb anywhere in the world. Most of the people claw their way up with a mix of technique and Jumar.
Most climbers found the climb to be overwhelming and exhausting. Usually, people take 4 to 6 hours to go C1 to C2 and 5 to 8 hours C2 to C3. Moreover, Camp 3 is notoriously windy and many people sleep so severely due to the wind. And they are too exhausted the next day to summit.
However from Camp 2 to the top summit. The conditions are quite variable due to the snow. It easy staircase climbing, overhung iced-over seracs, or sugar snow. But that collapses with every step.
During Ama Dablam, there is one difficulty. That would be crowded not others. Nowadays managing the mountains traffic is an enormous problem. And no one can end of hassle for you as the route is technical enough that passing is not trivial. Some people and their guided groups, are at the limits of their ability and will be more or less unable to help you pass them. There will be slow for everyone needs to fallow another footstep. There is no any company can run peak climbing without getting the permit from Nepal mountaineering association. For Ama Dablam Expedition, the appropriate level of fitness and some knowledge of rock & Ice climbing. They can attempt a 6000m mountain.
Time and climbing day requirements vary for different peaks. And the variety of weather condition depends on there. Generally, most of the 6,000-meter peaks require 15-23 days to summit. Once you arrive in Kathmandu we directly head towards the destination. Depending on how long the time takes to the been base, peak location, and elevation.
climbing/personal gear will deliver by jeep and flight. After that, we will use yaks or mules or porters until reach base camp or advanced base camp the peak. In full board service, porters will also assist in carrying the client’s gear until higher camp. We provide a personal climbing Sherpa guide depending on group size. This climbing Sherpa guide will set up your tent as well they teach us the basic persuaders of climbing. Also, prepare your high altitude food and more others.
From Nepal, there is no legal requirement need a join group for climb a 6,000m. Each is allowed to climb a peak. In Tibet, the Tibet Mountaineering Association requires a minimum of two pax to issue the climbing permit. To honest climbing, the solo is generally more expensive due to arrangements. We do suggest please hire reputable Sherpa guide for a safe and secure summit opportunity, don’t compromise in money.
In the high camps, we do use freeze dried packaged foods for all. We offer a variety of high-quality dry flavors and are easy to prepare at high. Our personal climbing Sherpa will melt sufficient ice for hot water, tea/coffee, and juice. At camp one, it may be possible to have fresh food by carrying.
There is no any obstacle for getting a permit for climbing. The Nepal governments do not allow climbing permits to below the age of 16. Beyond that, there is no any company can run peak climbing getting allow from Nepal mountaineering association. The appropriate level of fitness and some knowledge of rock & Ice climbing can attempt a 6000m mountain.
There is no any obstacle for getting a permit for climbing. The Nepal governments do not allow climbing permits to below the age of 16. Beyond that, there is no any company can run peak climbing getting allow from Nepal mountaineering association. The appropriate level of fitness and some knowledge of rock & Ice climbing can attempt a 6000m mountain.
