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Ama Dablam Expedition Highlights:
Ama Dablam Expedition Overviews:
The Mt. Ama Dablam Expedition is one of the most spectacular and exciting adventures that one can experience. Climb Mt. Ama Dablam while also visiting Everest base camp and climbing the high Kalapathar rocky hill.This allows climbers time for exercises to support acclimatization before the Ama Dablam summit bid and an understanding of the country's landscapes.
Mt. Ama Dablam stands majestically above the Khumbu valley, close to Pangboche, the last permanent village on the route to various destinations.
Mt. Ama Dablam is a beautiful looking peak, as its name means "Mother with a Jewel Box." Due to its shape, a massive block of ice and snow is attached to the neck of Ama Dablam.
Mt. Ama Dablam, which stands at 6, 812 m (22, 349 feet), was once less climbed.But in the past few decades, the mountain has drawn more mountaineers, not because of its charm. The mountain, despite being a smaller peak than the other giant peaks that surround it, provides an exciting and interesting challenge.
The present history shows that Mt. Ama Dablam was first climbed by people of mixed nationality, Mike Gill and Wally Romans (New Zealand). On March 13, 1961, they used the most accessible route via the main Southwest Ridge, which included Barry Bishop (USA) and Mike Ward (UK).But most mountaineers believe the first summiteers were from the British Expedition on their way to Mt. Everest in 1953.
Mt. Ama Dablam is regarded as one of the most beautiful Himalayan mountains in the world. As well, it is the most sought-after mountain to climb due to its scenic location. The peak itself is full of charm and beauty, which attracts many climbers every season of the year.
The climb to the summit of Mt. Ama Dablam, which expert and professional climbers can attempt Beginners in mountaineering can try their best, depending on their climbing experiences, endurance, and physical ability to reach the summit safely.
To enjoy the climb of Mt. Ama Dablam, the climbers need full preparation and guidance from the experts. One of the most technical mountains to reach the summit involves a sheer vertical climb. All members require the full support of guides and fixed ropes to achieve the dream of reaching the top of Mt. Ama Dablam.
Team Himalaya has set the itinerary to be flexible, allowing time for acclimatization as well as practice climbing before the summit bid.
A great adventure with a blend of immense local Sherpa culture in the harmony of serene natural wilderness surroundings.The adventure starts by following the main route to Everest base camp on a moderate path of ups and downs. we walked uphill through a lovely green forest to the famous Namche Bazaar, passing through lovely villages adorned with traditional age-old culture.
After spending time in the hub of Khumbu at Namche Bazaar, the journey continues on a scenic trail to the beautiful Tengboche Monastery. From this grand location, enjoy the first close look at Ama Dablam, Mt. Everest, and a series of peaks.
After Tengboche, on the main trail to Everest base camp, through Pangboche and Dingboche, you reach the mountainous terrain at Lobuche. The walk then leads to our first destination, Everest base camp. Enjoy the scenery of the dramatic landscape.
Stand beneath the world's highest mountain, Mt. Everest, within remorseless fields of ice, snow, and glaciers, close to the massif of Khumbu Ice-Fall. From the base camp, the adventure takes you to the top of Kalapathar's rocky hill for the best, closest views of Mt. Everest.
The adventure continues downhill to Pangboche village, where the route diverts with a climb to Mt. Ama Dablam base camp. where our real mountaineering adventure begins, with much preparation and heading towards further higher camps.
The climb is done after ferrying food and tents toward higher camps, up to Camps I, II, and III. as well as setting up the advanced high camp before the actual ascent to the summit of Mt. Ama Dablam.
From the High Camp, move higher towards Camps I and II, which are the most technical sections to negotiate. The climbing grade goes from TD to AD (Technical and Ascent Difficulty). That leads to a mushroom ridge at 6,250 m from Camps II and III in-between, with nearly 90° of vertical ascent. where climbers require assistance with fixed ropes to the summit.
When you reach the main goal and highlight, take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding towering giant peaks.Overlooking the mind-blowing panorama of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, and as far as Mt. Makalu and Baruntse Himal in the east
After a grand and successful ascent with a safe descent to High Camp and Base Camp, return journey after clearing the base camp, leaving nothing but your footprints. Following the gradual ups and downs to Namche Bazaar, walk towards Pangboche and Tengboche. The last leg of the adventure leads to Lukla for a final overnight halt. The next morning, a scenic flight to Kathmandu followed after a thrilling experience on Mt. Ama Dablam expeditions with Team Himalaya.
Outline Standard Itinerary:
Day 01: Arrival at Kathmandu & Transfer to hotel.
Day 02 :In Kathmandu preparation for Ama Dablam Expeditions.
Day 03: Drive to Manthali town at Ramechap-05 hrs.
Day 04: Fly to Lukla 2, 830 m & trek to Phakding 2, 640 m-04 hrs.
Day 05: Trek to Namche Bazaar 3,440 m-06 hrs.
Day 06: Rest Day at Namche Bazaar for acclimatization and excursion.
Day 07: Trek to Tengboche 3,867 m- 05 hrs.
Day 08: Trek to Dingboche 4,360 m-05 hrs.
Day 09: Rest Day for acclimatization in Dingboche.
Day 10: Trek to Lobuche 4,930 m-05 hrs.
Day 11: Early morning walk to Everest base camp, back to Gorakshep -07 hrs.
Day 12: Morning hike to Kalapathar then back to Gorakshep and trek down to Pangboche 3,900 m-07 hrs.
Day 13: Trek to Amadablam Base Camp 4, 580 m - 04 hrs.
Day 14: Rest day at Base Camp preparation for the climb.
Day 15: Trek & Climb to High Camp 5, 450 m - 04 hrs.
Day 16-24:Ascent of Amadablam summit at 6,814 m, climbing period for
14 days with acclimatization, and setting Camp I - II all should
be back at base camp on Day 30.
Day 25:At Amadablam Base Camp clean up and final packing.
Day 26:Trek to Thyangboche - 05 hrs.
Day 27:Trek to Monjo 2,830 m - 06 hrs.
Day 28:Trek back to Lukla - 04 hrs.
Day 29:Fly to Ramechap and drive to Kathmandu and transfer to hotel.
Day 30-33:In Kathmandu to submit climbing report and packing for finaldepartures.
Day 33:Transfer to airport for international departure.
On first arrival at Kathmandu and Nepal international airport received by Team Himalaya staff and guide. A short transfer to your respective hotels, on checking the lovely rooms, getting refreshed from jet-leg. Join with members of the trek at meeting place in the hotel for briefing. Our guide / leader will brief on dos and don’ts with other important information regarding the treks, hotels, local lodge, trekking / climbing routes. As well of local culture and religions, with changes of flight from Manthali airport, Ramechap instead taking off from Kathmandu.
Evening a group welcome dinner in a typical authentic Nepali restaurants with folk culture programs from all parts of Nepal ethnic traditional dance and music.
At Kathmandu preparations for Mt. Ama Dablam Expeditions, checking and collecting necessary gear. As well for major briefing for the climb and to carry needful items for the expeditions.
Morning after breakfast loading all the gear for the trek and climb, a pleasant drive to Dhulikhel town. From this old scenic and cultural historical town heading downhill on winding road. Reaching low and warm farm country through several rural villages, and then on dirt track to Manthali, the headquarters town of Ramechap district. Located Mid-East from Kathmandu, on arrival transfer into a local lodge for overnight stop, close to the airport.
Morning transfer to Manthali small airport, for a swift sweeping flight in a small aircraft takes you to Lukla, landing at Tenzing & Hillary airport.
From the airport at Lukla getting organized and having short refreshing stops, walk starts heading through the town of Lukla. From the gate of Lukla, down towards to follow Dudh Koshi River past several lovely Sherpa villages adorned with Buddhist monuments. The walk on gradual winding trail with few short ups and downs to Phakding village for overnight in the comfort of a nice lodge.
After a hearty breakfast at Phakding lodge having a pleasant overnight halt, the trek begins towards Namche Bazaar. The main hub and capital of Khumbu Sherpa, walk follows several smaller villages and crossing bridges over Dudh Koshi River. Then reaching at the entrance of Sagarmatha National Park (a Nepali name for Mt. Everest, while the Sherpa calls Chomolungma of Tibetan origin language).
From the entrance of national park cross towards the last village of Jorsalle for possible lunch stop. Afternoon walk on river bed, the cross a high and last bridge heading uphill on undulating winding wide scenic trail to Namche Bazaar.
The main trading center of Khumbu and Everest region, Namche Bazaar offers good standard restaurants, pubs and internet cafes as well excellent lodges, hotels and resorts. Where Saturday market held every week, hence the name bazaar tagged as Namche Bazaar. Enjoy the comfort of a nice lodge for two overnights facing grand views of Kongde peaks.
Namche Bazaar, a perfect altitude and great place for acclimatization.
A short hike up to Syangboche (3, 720 m) is worth a view visit the Everest View Hotel on route panoramic view of Mt. Everest (8, 848.86 m), Mt Lhotse (8, 749 m), Nuptse (7, 861 m), Ama Dablam (6, 856 m), and Kongde with Tharmasarku peaks can be seen as you enjoy warm refreshing cup of tea / coffee.
Enjoy a visit to National Park Museum, rest of the day at leisure to stroll around the streets of Namche Bazaar of great interest.
The journey towards Tengboche starts following a scenic trails high above the glacial river of Dudh Koshi. Facing mesmerizing views of the Himalayas, afternoon starts with few hour climb to famous Tengboche Monastery. A grand spot for views of Mt. Everest and array of peaks. After checking into a nice lodge with time to visit the majestic monastery, enter the main prayer hall stands 20-foot statue of Lord Buddha. Treasures incredibly ornate of wall hangings, and observe the musical instruments and religious activities of the Lamas and monks. A prayer ceremony is held every evening, where trekkers are allowed to observe the prayer ritual.
Today’s walk is of moderate distance, enjoy the morning panorama of Everest and surrounding snow peaks. Morning starts with downhill amidst lovely woods then reach to cross a bridge with slow climb up to Pangboche. From here leaving the tree lines behind for barren country with few bushes of juniper.
From Pangboche a short up to Somare for lunch, and then walk on windswept terrain. Afternoon walk leads to short down to a bridge and then up for an hour or more reaching at Dingboche for overnight halt. Located on a scenic Imjatse valley below Lhotse and Ama Dablam peaks facing views of popular Island Peak.
Dingboche is a great place for rest day, after breakfast hike to Nangkartshang hill top. A good exercise to get acclimatize before heading higher terrain.
From the top enjoy superb views of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, Lhotse Shar and Island Peak with Mt. Makalu. After a good hike downhill to the lodge, afternoon free at leisure and marvel the grand surrounding scenery of towering snow peaks.
Having an enjoyable rest at Dingboche, adventure continues with short steep up and then on gentle uphill to Thugla. A small spot with few tea-houses and lodges, where route from Pheriche and Dingboche joins. A place for lunch before Lobuche. Afternoon a steep climb for an hour or less to Thugla-La Pass a small ridge top, and then on gradual pleasant walk to Lobuche. Located on a corner having many nice lodges facing views of Nuptse and Lobuche peaks.
Start the morning quite early, after breakfast carrying pack lunch for the day a slow walk further up. After few hours walks with short climb above Khumbu glacier then reaching Gorakshep. Our overnight stop after visiting Everest base camp, leave the burden of extra items not required for further walks.
Having some refreshment or light lunch, continue walk towards the Everest Base Camp. The trail leads for few hours over rocks and icy glacier to Everest Base Camp. Stand beneath the world highest peaks Mt. Everest and Lhotse facing close views of massif Khumbu Ice Fall. On completing the main highlight of the adventure, return back to Gorakshep for overnight stop, after a long day trekking.
Early morning climb from Gorakshep to Kala Pathar Hill top, a strenuous climb of few hours. Reaching on the highest spot of the adventure at 5,545 m, rewards you spectacular views of giant peaks, includes Mt. Everest at close distance.
The hike towards Kala Pathar is done early at dawn since the sight of sunrise is one of the prime attractions of the whole trek. The view is truly something to behold facing early sun rise and vibrant changes of colors on high Himalayan peaks from silver to gold.
After an enjoyable mesmerizing moments downhill to Gorakshep for breakfast, then walk to Lobuche. On reaching Thugla, route diverts heading down to Pheriche Valley for lunch. From Pheriche few hours of good walk to Pangboche village for last overnight in the comfort of a lodge.
From Pangboche leaving the comfort of a nice lodge for tented camping during the climbing period of more than two weeks.
Leaving Pangboche down towards Imjatse River to cross a small wooden bridge, from the river a steep climb of 45 minutes. As walk leads on top of a large meadow aroundYak herdersummer huts. Adventure continues on a nice pleasant gradual uphill path to Amadablam base camp.The camp is set on a large field below the towering Mt. Amadablam.
A necessary rest day here for preparation and proper acclimatization andshort hike around after sorting out climbing gears.
It is best to set upan extra camp on this exciting and adventurous climb.
Whichallows climbers with more time to get acclimatize and to get organized for the Big Summit bid.
Team Himalaya reserved with ample days for the climb of 14 days from the High Camp and back to Base Camp within this two weeks. A great way to check the route of climb and for acclimatization. For a week or more with high altitude activities setting Camp I-II allshould be back at base camp on Day 25.
During 14 days get engrossed dividing the loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.It is hard to predict the exact day by day itinerary for this climbing period; however team will be divided into groups who will work on the route to the summit for few days and then returning back at Base Camp for rest.
While the other teammake out the route by fixing ropes carrying loads up to higher camps.
From the High Camp leads toa moraine ridges roughly eastwards to a broad saddle with view ofMingma-la. From the saddle heading north and climb a rocky ground and then through boulders to the ridge below Pt.5,705 which is the site of camp I. There are four or five tents platforms.
From Camp I: Cross a rocky bowl (tricky if snow covered) until below two rock fingers, then move on to a ridge proper. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing of severe standard with steps to Camp II. Which is on the top yellow tower, it gives one of the hardest pitches on the climb of Technical Difficulties.
From Camp II: Climb on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress and climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of mushroom ridge. Possible with rest site, following the mushroom crest to a crevasse in the upper face, which provides a niceshelter, and then climbing snow/ Ice slope to the right of the face, and then follow mixed ground to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice ridge line, which leads in a marvelous position to the top of Ama Dablam summit. Rewards Jaw Dropping views from the grand stand of Ama Dablam summit. After a great tough effort and climb making a safe descent to base camp via Camp I and advance camp.
Team Himalaya reserved with ample days for the climb of 14 days from the High Camp and back to Base Camp within this two weeks. A great way to check the route of climb and for acclimatization. For a week or more with high altitude activities setting Camp I-II allshould be back at base camp on Day 25.
During 14 days get engrossed dividing the loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.It is hard to predict the exact day by day itinerary for this climbing period; however team will be divided into groups who will work on the route to the summit for few days and then returning back at Base Camp for rest.
While the other teammake out the route by fixing ropes carrying loads up to higher camps.
From the High Camp leads toa moraine ridges roughly eastwards to a broad saddle with view ofMingma-la. From the saddle heading north and climb a rocky ground and then through boulders to the ridge below Pt.5,705 which is the site of camp I. There are four or five tents platforms.
From Camp I: Cross a rocky bowl (tricky if snow covered) until below two rock fingers, then move on to a ridge proper. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing of severe standard with steps to Camp II. Which is on the top yellow tower, it gives one of the hardest pitches on the climb of Technical Difficulties.
From Camp II: Climb on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress and climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of mushroom ridge. Possible with rest site, following the mushroom crest to a crevasse in the upper face, which provides a niceshelter, and then climbing snow/ Ice slope to the right of the face, and then follow mixed ground to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice ridge line, which leads in a marvelous position to the top of Ama Dablam summit. Rewards Jaw Dropping views from the grand stand of Ama Dablam summit. After a great tough effort and climb making a safe descent to base camp via Camp I and advance camp.
Depart from base camp of Ama Dablam, walk downhill path and back to lower altitude and tree lines. The walk leads past Pangboche and from the bridge an hour or more climb brings you back to the famed Tengboche Monastery with beautifulscenic surrounding.
Morning walk on long downhill to Imjatse River after crossing a bridge a short steep up for an hour. As the walk leads on gentle winding path to Namche Bazaar.From Namche downhill to Dudh Kosi River valley and gorge with short ups and downs to the entrance and exit post of Sagarmatha National Park. Then walk a mere distance to Monjo village for overnight stop in a nice quiet village.
After a great adventure around high Khumbu, enjoy the last day walk to Lukla on a lovely gradual winding trail. Following the path through Phakding and Ghat villages then last hour climb to Lukla for lunch and overnight stop. Enjoy the evening and dinnercelebrating with fellow members, guides, staff and porters.
From Lukla the flight takes off early morning to Ramechap at Manthali airport. Sometime the flight can get delayed due to bad weather, as the plane lands at Lukla airport. Walk to the airport and board in a small aircraft for short scenic flight to Manthali airport at Ramechap. On reaching at Manthali town airport, transfer into Team Himalaya vehicle as per size of a group for exciting drive back to Kathmandu. On arrival at Katmandu city and then back to your respective hotels near around Thamel area. Rest of the evening at leisure till dinner time.
Team Himalaya reserves an extra two daysat Kathmandu, in case of flight delay and cancellation due to unfavorable bad weather at Lukla. If all goes well according to our itinerary days. Enjoy the full rest day for individual activities or join in for exciting sightseeing tour around Kathmandu valley. The leader and guide will submit the Mt. Ama Dablam mountaineering expeditions report to ministry of tourism or to concern Government Department regarding the climb.
As time for your international flight homeward bound or to next port of call, Team Himalaya staff transfers you to the airport. Bid farewell to staff and Nepal after an enjoyable experience on Mt. Ama Dablam Mountaineering Expedition.
Best Seasons:
The best season for Mt. Ama Dablam Mountaineering Expedition is in spring from March to May. Where days are much longer with longer sunlight hours, but much cold morning and late afternoon till night time. Can expect snowfall sometimes during the trek and climb. But most days are fine and clear for views walks and climbing. The right season is when wildflowers are in bloom, especially the rhododendron of various species and different colors. Mostly seen from Lukla till Tengboche.
Next, the best time is autumn/fall from September to November, days are mostly clear for excellent views and climb. But days are shorter due to short sunlight hours, cold morning, late afternoon, and night time. Additional freezing temperatures from morning and afternoon wind-chill factor.
Interested adventurers can enjoy the Ama Dablam climb during the winter times of December and January. But much cold with freezing temperatures, but most days are clear and fine for views and climbing.
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Ama Dablam Expedition Overviews:
The Mt. Ama Dablam Expedition is one of the most spectacular and exciting adventures that one can experience. Climb Mt. Ama Dablam while also visiting Everest base camp and climbing the high Kalapathar rocky hill.This allows climbers time for exercises to support acclimatization before the Ama Dablam summit bid and an understanding of the country's landscapes.
Mt. Ama Dablam stands majestically above the Khumbu valley, close to Pangboche, the last permanent village on the route to various destinations.
Mt. Ama Dablam is a beautiful looking peak, as its name means "Mother with a Jewel Box." Due to its shape, a massive block of ice and snow is attached to the neck of Ama Dablam.
Mt. Ama Dablam, which stands at 6, 812 m (22, 349 feet), was once less climbed.But in the past few decades, the mountain has drawn more mountaineers, not because of its charm. The mountain, despite being a smaller peak than the other giant peaks that surround it, provides an exciting and interesting challenge.
The present history shows that Mt. Ama Dablam was first climbed by people of mixed nationality, Mike Gill and Wally Romans (New Zealand). On March 13, 1961, they used the most accessible route via the main Southwest Ridge, which included Barry Bishop (USA) and Mike Ward (UK).But most mountaineers believe the first summiteers were from the British Expedition on their way to Mt. Everest in 1953.
Mt. Ama Dablam is regarded as one of the most beautiful Himalayan mountains in the world. As well, it is the most sought-after mountain to climb due to its scenic location. The peak itself is full of charm and beauty, which attracts many climbers every season of the year.
The climb to the summit of Mt. Ama Dablam, which expert and professional climbers can attempt Beginners in mountaineering can try their best, depending on their climbing experiences, endurance, and physical ability to reach the summit safely.
To enjoy the climb of Mt. Ama Dablam, the climbers need full preparation and guidance from the experts. One of the most technical mountains to reach the summit involves a sheer vertical climb. All members require the full support of guides and fixed ropes to achieve the dream of reaching the top of Mt. Ama Dablam.
Team Himalaya has set the itinerary to be flexible, allowing time for acclimatization as well as practice climbing before the summit bid.
A great adventure with a blend of immense local Sherpa culture in the harmony of serene natural wilderness surroundings.The adventure starts by following the main route to Everest base camp on a moderate path of ups and downs. we walked uphill through a lovely green forest to the famous Namche Bazaar, passing through lovely villages adorned with traditional age-old culture.
After spending time in the hub of Khumbu at Namche Bazaar, the journey continues on a scenic trail to the beautiful Tengboche Monastery. From this grand location, enjoy the first close look at Ama Dablam, Mt. Everest, and a series of peaks.
After Tengboche, on the main trail to Everest base camp, through Pangboche and Dingboche, you reach the mountainous terrain at Lobuche. The walk then leads to our first destination, Everest base camp. Enjoy the scenery of the dramatic landscape.
Stand beneath the world's highest mountain, Mt. Everest, within remorseless fields of ice, snow, and glaciers, close to the massif of Khumbu Ice-Fall. From the base camp, the adventure takes you to the top of Kalapathar's rocky hill for the best, closest views of Mt. Everest.
The adventure continues downhill to Pangboche village, where the route diverts with a climb to Mt. Ama Dablam base camp. where our real mountaineering adventure begins, with much preparation and heading towards further higher camps.
The climb is done after ferrying food and tents toward higher camps, up to Camps I, II, and III. as well as setting up the advanced high camp before the actual ascent to the summit of Mt. Ama Dablam.
From the High Camp, move higher towards Camps I and II, which are the most technical sections to negotiate. The climbing grade goes from TD to AD (Technical and Ascent Difficulty). That leads to a mushroom ridge at 6,250 m from Camps II and III in-between, with nearly 90° of vertical ascent. where climbers require assistance with fixed ropes to the summit.
When you reach the main goal and highlight, take in the breathtaking views of the surrounding towering giant peaks.Overlooking the mind-blowing panorama of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, and as far as Mt. Makalu and Baruntse Himal in the east
After a grand and successful ascent with a safe descent to High Camp and Base Camp, return journey after clearing the base camp, leaving nothing but your footprints. Following the gradual ups and downs to Namche Bazaar, walk towards Pangboche and Tengboche. The last leg of the adventure leads to Lukla for a final overnight halt. The next morning, a scenic flight to Kathmandu followed after a thrilling experience on Mt. Ama Dablam expeditions with Team Himalaya.
Outline Standard Itinerary:
Day 01: Arrival at Kathmandu & Transfer to hotel.
Day 02 :In Kathmandu preparation for Ama Dablam Expeditions.
Day 03: Drive to Manthali town at Ramechap-05 hrs.
Day 04: Fly to Lukla 2, 830 m & trek to Phakding 2, 640 m-04 hrs.
Day 05: Trek to Namche Bazaar 3,440 m-06 hrs.
Day 06: Rest Day at Namche Bazaar for acclimatization and excursion.
Day 07: Trek to Tengboche 3,867 m- 05 hrs.
Day 08: Trek to Dingboche 4,360 m-05 hrs.
Day 09: Rest Day for acclimatization in Dingboche.
Day 10: Trek to Lobuche 4,930 m-05 hrs.
Day 11: Early morning walk to Everest base camp, back to Gorakshep -07 hrs.
Day 12: Morning hike to Kalapathar then back to Gorakshep and trek down to Pangboche 3,900 m-07 hrs.
Day 13: Trek to Amadablam Base Camp 4, 580 m - 04 hrs.
Day 14: Rest day at Base Camp preparation for the climb.
Day 15: Trek & Climb to High Camp 5, 450 m - 04 hrs.
Day 16-24:Ascent of Amadablam summit at 6,814 m, climbing period for
14 days with acclimatization, and setting Camp I - II all should
be back at base camp on Day 30.
Day 25:At Amadablam Base Camp clean up and final packing.
Day 26:Trek to Thyangboche - 05 hrs.
Day 27:Trek to Monjo 2,830 m - 06 hrs.
Day 28:Trek back to Lukla - 04 hrs.
Day 29:Fly to Ramechap and drive to Kathmandu and transfer to hotel.
Day 30-33:In Kathmandu to submit climbing report and packing for finaldepartures.
Day 33:Transfer to airport for international departure.
On first arrival at Kathmandu and Nepal international airport received by Team Himalaya staff and guide. A short transfer to your respective hotels, on checking the lovely rooms, getting refreshed from jet-leg. Join with members of the trek at meeting place in the hotel for briefing. Our guide / leader will brief on dos and don’ts with other important information regarding the treks, hotels, local lodge, trekking / climbing routes. As well of local culture and religions, with changes of flight from Manthali airport, Ramechap instead taking off from Kathmandu.
Evening a group welcome dinner in a typical authentic Nepali restaurants with folk culture programs from all parts of Nepal ethnic traditional dance and music.
At Kathmandu preparations for Mt. Ama Dablam Expeditions, checking and collecting necessary gear. As well for major briefing for the climb and to carry needful items for the expeditions.
Morning after breakfast loading all the gear for the trek and climb, a pleasant drive to Dhulikhel town. From this old scenic and cultural historical town heading downhill on winding road. Reaching low and warm farm country through several rural villages, and then on dirt track to Manthali, the headquarters town of Ramechap district. Located Mid-East from Kathmandu, on arrival transfer into a local lodge for overnight stop, close to the airport.
Morning transfer to Manthali small airport, for a swift sweeping flight in a small aircraft takes you to Lukla, landing at Tenzing & Hillary airport.
From the airport at Lukla getting organized and having short refreshing stops, walk starts heading through the town of Lukla. From the gate of Lukla, down towards to follow Dudh Koshi River past several lovely Sherpa villages adorned with Buddhist monuments. The walk on gradual winding trail with few short ups and downs to Phakding village for overnight in the comfort of a nice lodge.
After a hearty breakfast at Phakding lodge having a pleasant overnight halt, the trek begins towards Namche Bazaar. The main hub and capital of Khumbu Sherpa, walk follows several smaller villages and crossing bridges over Dudh Koshi River. Then reaching at the entrance of Sagarmatha National Park (a Nepali name for Mt. Everest, while the Sherpa calls Chomolungma of Tibetan origin language).
From the entrance of national park cross towards the last village of Jorsalle for possible lunch stop. Afternoon walk on river bed, the cross a high and last bridge heading uphill on undulating winding wide scenic trail to Namche Bazaar.
The main trading center of Khumbu and Everest region, Namche Bazaar offers good standard restaurants, pubs and internet cafes as well excellent lodges, hotels and resorts. Where Saturday market held every week, hence the name bazaar tagged as Namche Bazaar. Enjoy the comfort of a nice lodge for two overnights facing grand views of Kongde peaks.
Namche Bazaar, a perfect altitude and great place for acclimatization.
A short hike up to Syangboche (3, 720 m) is worth a view visit the Everest View Hotel on route panoramic view of Mt. Everest (8, 848.86 m), Mt Lhotse (8, 749 m), Nuptse (7, 861 m), Ama Dablam (6, 856 m), and Kongde with Tharmasarku peaks can be seen as you enjoy warm refreshing cup of tea / coffee.
Enjoy a visit to National Park Museum, rest of the day at leisure to stroll around the streets of Namche Bazaar of great interest.
The journey towards Tengboche starts following a scenic trails high above the glacial river of Dudh Koshi. Facing mesmerizing views of the Himalayas, afternoon starts with few hour climb to famous Tengboche Monastery. A grand spot for views of Mt. Everest and array of peaks. After checking into a nice lodge with time to visit the majestic monastery, enter the main prayer hall stands 20-foot statue of Lord Buddha. Treasures incredibly ornate of wall hangings, and observe the musical instruments and religious activities of the Lamas and monks. A prayer ceremony is held every evening, where trekkers are allowed to observe the prayer ritual.
Today’s walk is of moderate distance, enjoy the morning panorama of Everest and surrounding snow peaks. Morning starts with downhill amidst lovely woods then reach to cross a bridge with slow climb up to Pangboche. From here leaving the tree lines behind for barren country with few bushes of juniper.
From Pangboche a short up to Somare for lunch, and then walk on windswept terrain. Afternoon walk leads to short down to a bridge and then up for an hour or more reaching at Dingboche for overnight halt. Located on a scenic Imjatse valley below Lhotse and Ama Dablam peaks facing views of popular Island Peak.
Dingboche is a great place for rest day, after breakfast hike to Nangkartshang hill top. A good exercise to get acclimatize before heading higher terrain.
From the top enjoy superb views of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, Lhotse Shar and Island Peak with Mt. Makalu. After a good hike downhill to the lodge, afternoon free at leisure and marvel the grand surrounding scenery of towering snow peaks.
Having an enjoyable rest at Dingboche, adventure continues with short steep up and then on gentle uphill to Thugla. A small spot with few tea-houses and lodges, where route from Pheriche and Dingboche joins. A place for lunch before Lobuche. Afternoon a steep climb for an hour or less to Thugla-La Pass a small ridge top, and then on gradual pleasant walk to Lobuche. Located on a corner having many nice lodges facing views of Nuptse and Lobuche peaks.
Start the morning quite early, after breakfast carrying pack lunch for the day a slow walk further up. After few hours walks with short climb above Khumbu glacier then reaching Gorakshep. Our overnight stop after visiting Everest base camp, leave the burden of extra items not required for further walks.
Having some refreshment or light lunch, continue walk towards the Everest Base Camp. The trail leads for few hours over rocks and icy glacier to Everest Base Camp. Stand beneath the world highest peaks Mt. Everest and Lhotse facing close views of massif Khumbu Ice Fall. On completing the main highlight of the adventure, return back to Gorakshep for overnight stop, after a long day trekking.
Early morning climb from Gorakshep to Kala Pathar Hill top, a strenuous climb of few hours. Reaching on the highest spot of the adventure at 5,545 m, rewards you spectacular views of giant peaks, includes Mt. Everest at close distance.
The hike towards Kala Pathar is done early at dawn since the sight of sunrise is one of the prime attractions of the whole trek. The view is truly something to behold facing early sun rise and vibrant changes of colors on high Himalayan peaks from silver to gold.
After an enjoyable mesmerizing moments downhill to Gorakshep for breakfast, then walk to Lobuche. On reaching Thugla, route diverts heading down to Pheriche Valley for lunch. From Pheriche few hours of good walk to Pangboche village for last overnight in the comfort of a lodge.
From Pangboche leaving the comfort of a nice lodge for tented camping during the climbing period of more than two weeks.
Leaving Pangboche down towards Imjatse River to cross a small wooden bridge, from the river a steep climb of 45 minutes. As walk leads on top of a large meadow aroundYak herdersummer huts. Adventure continues on a nice pleasant gradual uphill path to Amadablam base camp.The camp is set on a large field below the towering Mt. Amadablam.
A necessary rest day here for preparation and proper acclimatization andshort hike around after sorting out climbing gears.
It is best to set upan extra camp on this exciting and adventurous climb.
Whichallows climbers with more time to get acclimatize and to get organized for the Big Summit bid.
Team Himalaya reserved with ample days for the climb of 14 days from the High Camp and back to Base Camp within this two weeks. A great way to check the route of climb and for acclimatization. For a week or more with high altitude activities setting Camp I-II allshould be back at base camp on Day 25.
During 14 days get engrossed dividing the loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.It is hard to predict the exact day by day itinerary for this climbing period; however team will be divided into groups who will work on the route to the summit for few days and then returning back at Base Camp for rest.
While the other teammake out the route by fixing ropes carrying loads up to higher camps.
From the High Camp leads toa moraine ridges roughly eastwards to a broad saddle with view ofMingma-la. From the saddle heading north and climb a rocky ground and then through boulders to the ridge below Pt.5,705 which is the site of camp I. There are four or five tents platforms.
From Camp I: Cross a rocky bowl (tricky if snow covered) until below two rock fingers, then move on to a ridge proper. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing of severe standard with steps to Camp II. Which is on the top yellow tower, it gives one of the hardest pitches on the climb of Technical Difficulties.
From Camp II: Climb on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress and climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of mushroom ridge. Possible with rest site, following the mushroom crest to a crevasse in the upper face, which provides a niceshelter, and then climbing snow/ Ice slope to the right of the face, and then follow mixed ground to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice ridge line, which leads in a marvelous position to the top of Ama Dablam summit. Rewards Jaw Dropping views from the grand stand of Ama Dablam summit. After a great tough effort and climb making a safe descent to base camp via Camp I and advance camp.
Team Himalaya reserved with ample days for the climb of 14 days from the High Camp and back to Base Camp within this two weeks. A great way to check the route of climb and for acclimatization. For a week or more with high altitude activities setting Camp I-II allshould be back at base camp on Day 25.
During 14 days get engrossed dividing the loads and checking equipment for the final ascent.It is hard to predict the exact day by day itinerary for this climbing period; however team will be divided into groups who will work on the route to the summit for few days and then returning back at Base Camp for rest.
While the other teammake out the route by fixing ropes carrying loads up to higher camps.
From the High Camp leads toa moraine ridges roughly eastwards to a broad saddle with view ofMingma-la. From the saddle heading north and climb a rocky ground and then through boulders to the ridge below Pt.5,705 which is the site of camp I. There are four or five tents platforms.
From Camp I: Cross a rocky bowl (tricky if snow covered) until below two rock fingers, then move on to a ridge proper. Climbing the ridge involves rock climbing of severe standard with steps to Camp II. Which is on the top yellow tower, it gives one of the hardest pitches on the climb of Technical Difficulties.
From Camp II: Climb on between the gray tower and the lower rock buttress and climb a snow slope to ' Santa's Grotto' at the start of mushroom ridge. Possible with rest site, following the mushroom crest to a crevasse in the upper face, which provides a niceshelter, and then climbing snow/ Ice slope to the right of the face, and then follow mixed ground to the top of the highest hanging glacier. An ice ridge line, which leads in a marvelous position to the top of Ama Dablam summit. Rewards Jaw Dropping views from the grand stand of Ama Dablam summit. After a great tough effort and climb making a safe descent to base camp via Camp I and advance camp.
Depart from base camp of Ama Dablam, walk downhill path and back to lower altitude and tree lines. The walk leads past Pangboche and from the bridge an hour or more climb brings you back to the famed Tengboche Monastery with beautifulscenic surrounding.
Morning walk on long downhill to Imjatse River after crossing a bridge a short steep up for an hour. As the walk leads on gentle winding path to Namche Bazaar.From Namche downhill to Dudh Kosi River valley and gorge with short ups and downs to the entrance and exit post of Sagarmatha National Park. Then walk a mere distance to Monjo village for overnight stop in a nice quiet village.
After a great adventure around high Khumbu, enjoy the last day walk to Lukla on a lovely gradual winding trail. Following the path through Phakding and Ghat villages then last hour climb to Lukla for lunch and overnight stop. Enjoy the evening and dinnercelebrating with fellow members, guides, staff and porters.
From Lukla the flight takes off early morning to Ramechap at Manthali airport. Sometime the flight can get delayed due to bad weather, as the plane lands at Lukla airport. Walk to the airport and board in a small aircraft for short scenic flight to Manthali airport at Ramechap. On reaching at Manthali town airport, transfer into Team Himalaya vehicle as per size of a group for exciting drive back to Kathmandu. On arrival at Katmandu city and then back to your respective hotels near around Thamel area. Rest of the evening at leisure till dinner time.
Team Himalaya reserves an extra two daysat Kathmandu, in case of flight delay and cancellation due to unfavorable bad weather at Lukla. If all goes well according to our itinerary days. Enjoy the full rest day for individual activities or join in for exciting sightseeing tour around Kathmandu valley. The leader and guide will submit the Mt. Ama Dablam mountaineering expeditions report to ministry of tourism or to concern Government Department regarding the climb.
As time for your international flight homeward bound or to next port of call, Team Himalaya staff transfers you to the airport. Bid farewell to staff and Nepal after an enjoyable experience on Mt. Ama Dablam Mountaineering Expedition.
Best Seasons:
The best season for Mt. Ama Dablam Mountaineering Expedition is in spring from March to May. Where days are much longer with longer sunlight hours, but much cold morning and late afternoon till night time. Can expect snowfall sometimes during the trek and climb. But most days are fine and clear for views walks and climbing. The right season is when wildflowers are in bloom, especially the rhododendron of various species and different colors. Mostly seen from Lukla till Tengboche.
Next, the best time is autumn/fall from September to November, days are mostly clear for excellent views and climb. But days are shorter due to short sunlight hours, cold morning, late afternoon, and night time. Additional freezing temperatures from morning and afternoon wind-chill factor.
Interested adventurers can enjoy the Ama Dablam climb during the winter times of December and January. But much cold with freezing temperatures, but most days are clear and fine for views and climbing.
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