TARC

EXPEDITIONS

Mt. Ama Dablam

TRIP LENGTH

29 Days

GROUP SIZE

04 - 12

RISING

6812m

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Considered ‘The Most Beautiful Mountain’ in the world, Mt.Ama Dablam stands at 6812m. The peak is located in the Solokhumbu region of Nepal and is by far the most dominant mountain in terms of views while trekking through the region. Just shy of 7000m by a a few hundred meters, this is one of the most technically challenging peaks that one can climb.

Who Can Climb?

Climbing Mt.Ama Dablam requires extensive technical prowess. Prior experience of climbing mountains is mandatory and the climber is expected to have solid experience of climbing peaks above 6000m. One must have already experienced the rigors of high-altitude, involving excellent physical fitness, technical proficiency, perseverance to endure harsh weather conditions, and the ability to stay away from home for extended periods of time.

To make things easier for you, we’ve compiled a list of pre-requisites that are required to climb Mt.Ama Dablam:

Physical Fitness:

This forms the most important aspect of climbing Mt.Ama Dablam. Climbers are expected to have an exceptional level of physical fitness. Consistent, structured training specific to mountaineering over a period of 12-18 months will be an absolute requirement for anyone looking to climb this mountain.

Mountaineering Experience:

Climbers must have a substantial amount of mountaineering experience to take part in this climb. We prefer climbers who have already climbed a few peaks in the 5000m-6000m and at least one 7000m peak. This ensures that the climber is well experienced and aware of all the finer aspects of mountaineering like the technical know-how (Rock, Snow & Ice), camping proficiency, and ability to stay & perform for weeks together in a high altitude environment.

Please check out our ‘Training’ page for custom programs for your climbs.

Tentative Climbing Itinerary

Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to Hotel:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Half day sightseeing and final preparations:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Fly to Lukla and trek to Phakding:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Trek to Namche Bazar:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Rest and Acclimatization day at Namche:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Trek to Tengboche:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Trek to Dingboche:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Rest and Acclimatization day at Dingboche:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Trek to Lobuje:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Trek to Gorakshep hike Kalapathar afternoon:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Trek to Everest BC (5200m) and return to Pangboche:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Trek to Amadablam BC:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Climbing period on Amadablam:
Once the team arrives at the base camp, a day or two will be spend on recovery as well as celebrating at the base camp. Once this is done, the camp will be disassembled and cleaned. Then we begin our descent towards Lukla and fly back to Kathmandu. On the last night at the hotel, we shall have a farewell party . The next morning all the members will dropped by the airport for their return flight home.
Trek to Namche:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Trek to Lukla:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Fly to Kathmandu:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Leisure day in Kathmandu: Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.
Fly to Home:
Climbers arrive in the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu. A grand welcome is organized by the expedition leader and the climbers are briefed about the upcoming climb. Local sightseeing, finalization of the documentation, quick shopping, etc., are done during this period.

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    FAQs

    NO, Mt. Everest peak is a serious mountaineering objective and requires extensive amount of preparation before one can even think of climbing this peak.
    It totally depends on the availability of various resources required for the preparation of climbing Mt.Everest. Practically for an absolute novice, if one is opting for a fully guided climb, a minimum of 1.5-2 years of continuous preparation is required. This preparation involves making himself/herself physically ready, learning the fundamentals of mountaineering and climbing progressively higher peaks. Visit our ‘Training’ page for more info
    All climbers are allotted ONE Sherpa Guide on their arrival at the base camp. All our Sherpa Guides are highly experienced with a minimum of Four ascents of Mt.Everest to maximum upto 20 ascents. All of our guides are English-Nepali-Hindi speaking guides.
    Yes, we always carry an abundant supply of spare oxygen cylinders, which shall be utilized for any emergency situations. However, any cylinder used in excess of what is provided in the itinerary, shall be charged extra.
    Our expedition doctor will be available round the clock along with the team, up to the Advanced Base Camp (ABC).
    All team meals will be served during the designated meal times. However, our dining tent will always be well stocked with hot beverages, ready to eat food items during the entire duration of the climb
    The mountain is a totally different challenge from each side. Climbing the mountain from one side is totally different from the other. While the ever changing Khumbu ice fall is a big challenge on the South side, the high winds of the North side are a completely different challenge. Nothing is easier than the other. Whichever side you choose, one must remember that it’s an 8000m mountain and your preparation should be top notch.
    With the recent installation of mobile network at the Patchy mobile network is available in the Khumbu area. The local GSM operater N-Cell provides sim cards for all travellers. One can purchase the sim on arrival at the airport.