Mt Amadablam Expedition

Overview

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    Discover Ama Dablam – The Iconic Himalayan Jewel

Ama Dablam, the majestic mountain in Nepal’s Everest region, rises impressively to 6,812 meters (22,349 feet) above sea level. This stunning peak, often called the “Mother’s Necklace,” showcases its unique pyramid shape, with ridges resembling a mother’s arms and a hanging glacier reminiscent of a traditional pendant. Ama Dablam’s allure extends to seasoned mountaineers due to its technical climbing challenges, attracting adventurers from all corners of the globe. Climbing to its summit demands ice and rock climbing skills, making it a highly sought-after expedition. For trekkers, the journey to Ama Dablam’s base camp offers an enriching experience of Sherpa culture and breathtaking landscapes. Reaching the pinnacle rewards climbers with sweeping views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and the Khumbu Valley, crafting cherished memories that last a lifetime. Explore the Himalayan jewel – Ama Dablam – and embark on a remarkable adventure of a lifetime

Trip Facts
Max Elevation: 6814m/22335ft
Trip Duration: 25 days
Trip Grade: Highly Challenging + Adventure
Lodging: Tea House + Camping
Group Size: Minimum 2
Best Season: Autumn and Spring
Activities: Mountaineering

Our Ama Dablam Expedition provides the best expedition team and top-notch services to ensure your safety and comfort throughout the journey. With skilled mountaineers and guides, you can focus on the thrill of climbing while we take care of logistics, equipment, and acclimatization. Join us for an unforgettable Himalayan adventure, where exceptional service and expertise combine for a truly remarkable experience. Contact us on Whats-app:+977 980-8198593 for more information. Below is the detailed Itinerary regarding this Expedition