Overview
MT. AMA DABLAM EXPEDITION
‘an exciting adventure on one of the most stunning peaks around the Himalayas
Himalayas’
“An adventurous climb to the summit of beautiful and stunning Mt. Ama Dablam.
Located above scenic Khumbu Valley enclosed by an array of giant snow peaks.
Most prominent peaks that can be viewed from all different angles on trekking.
Explore the lovely Sherpa villages festooned with impressive Buddhist heritage.
Achieve the victory in one of the toughest, technical, challenging mountains.
Short trip Profile:
Mode of Trek & Climb: Local Lodges with tented camping after Pangboche till
climb is complete.
Trek Grade: Moderate to Adventurous.
Climbing Grade: Small Scale Mountaineering Expedition.
Region of trek / climb: Nepal Far North Mid-East, around Khumbu and Everest
region.
Trek / Climb Duration: 22 /23 Days with flights both ways.
Total Trip: 28/29 Days from arrival to final departure.
The best seasons for Mt. Ama Dablam Expedition:
The best times for the trek and climb to Mt. Ama Dablam are spring and autumn/fall. Spring begins from March to May, and autumn from September to November. Springtime with longer sunny days is the best season for treks and climbs, as well as for stunning views of the mountain range. Cold morning time, and in the shade until nighttime, can expect snowfall sometimes.
Autumn begins in September to November is one of the best times for treks and climbs, when most days are fine and clear. But shorter sunlight hours, much cold morning and late afternoon until nighttime. Trekkers can expect snowfall sometimes above 3,000 m high on walks and climbs.
Geographical Landscapes & Vegetation:
Nepal is a land-locked country with the world’s highest peaks and mountain range known as the Himalayas’. Have five categories of landscapes from the lowlands of the Terai belt. Which extends from east to far west, then towards northward, starting with Siwalik / Churi Hills. Extend to the Mahabharata range of high mid-hills and continue towards higher hills and ridges, known as Greater Mahabharata. The landscape then ends with a massif of mountains, the Himalayas, or an evergreen snow range of peaks.
The treks and climbs to Mt. Ama Dablam take you to Nepal’s Far North Mid-East Himalayas within the high Khumbu region.
Mt. Ama Dablam is located amidst an array of snow-capped peaks of Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Lhotse Shar, and Kangtenga, Tharmasarku with Kwangde. The mid-hills up to 3,800 m high are covered with lovely forests of rhododendrons, blue pines, and firs. Include oaks, hemlocks, and magnolia.
Above 3,900 m, the tree lines drop for short alpine bush of juniper and azalea. The high country of green hills to sheer mountain wilderness of arid terrain landscapes. From tall tree lines to remorseless fields of ice and glaciers at Ama Dablam Base Camp and beyond to high camps.
Religion, Cultures, and History:
Nepal has two main religions, Hindu and Buddhism, with most Hindus’ of approx. 70 %. The Buddhism of 25 % and the rest 5 % are other minor religions. But the higher hills and mountainous regions are inhabited by Buddhist followers.
On this trek and climb of Mt. Ama Dablam, trekkers will come across villages steeped with Buddhist monuments and monasteries. The Sherpa are the natives of Everest and Eastern Himalayan range, descendants from Tibet.
The heritage and culture, are linked with their Tibetan predecessors. The history of the Sherpa people and migration around Nepal Himalayas dates back as early as the 6th to 7th Centuries.
Ama Dablam was first climbed in 1961 by Mike Gill, Ward, and Wally Romanes, New Zealand with Barry Bishop from the USA. From then on, mountaineers often visit for the climb as a good exercise before aiming for the major expeditions.
Overviews:
Mt. Ama Dablam Expeditions is an exciting adventure of thrills, where mountaineering skills are required to reach the summit. One of the most impressive and beautiful peaks in the whole Himalaya region, the name Ama Dablam for “Mother’s necklace”. It is an iconic peak above the Khumbu Valley of Nepal Far North Mid-East, and south of Mt. Everest.
Mt. Ama Dablam towers high at 6,812 m /22,349 feet, to reach the summit, which is quite technical and challenging. Due to its steep face of snow, ice, and rock, climbers have to negotiate. During the climb from the South-West Ridge, the original route as used by early climbers in 1961.
Ama Dablam Expeditions is one of the most overwhelming mountaineering adventures to experience. The climbers need to be well equipped to encounter highly technical sections from the Advance Camp to the summit.
Mt. Ama Dablam Expeditions begins with a pleasant walk from Lukla town follows the main trail, and villages. To enter the Sagarmatha National Park with a climb to the famous Namche Bazaar for rest and acclimatization before heading to higher terrains. After spending an extra day at Namche Bazaar, the adventure continues on the scenic route up to the beautiful Tengboche Monastery.
Catching the close views of Ama Dablam with Mt. Everest, the walk leads down and up to Pangboche village. The route diverts downhill and climbs after crossing Imjatse River to reach Ama Dablam base camp.
A wider meadow with charming views of surrounding close snow-capped peaks.
Most mountaineers use two camps beside the base camp, but adding one more will be the best. It allows climbers to save energy and time to prepare for the final push to the summit.
From the last 2nd or 3rd Camps, getting ready for the final summit bid, starting early by 2 a.m. Enjoy the great adventure of reaching top of Mt. Ama Dablam Summit as the first sunlight hits the top. Facing a mind-boggling panorama of Everest with an array of peaks, include views of Makalu and Baruntse in the east.
The views of Cho-Oyu and Pumori towards the north are close within to
Mt. Everest, after feeling in high spirits. Descending safely back to base camp for the return journey to Lukla for a sweeping flight back to Kathmandu.
After a mesmerizing adventure on the Mt. Ama Dablam Expedition with excellent service of Native Everest guides.
Good To Know:
Native Everest Treks is a Nepali Expedition Company Established 03 years ago. According to the 21 years Experience Tourism Act, no foreign Expedition teams are allowed to provide Expedition Services in Nepal directly and any foreign Company must work through a Nepali company As such, Nepali companies are the ones that provide all the legal, administrative, logistical, Guiding and Support Services in Nepal, while also being legally Responsible for the safe and Responsible conduct of the Expeditions. Booking through foreign expedition companies Booking due to the extra layer of administration and profit Margins, without necessarily adding any extra value.
Climbing history:
The first attempts to climb Gauri Sankar were made in the 1950s and 1960s but weather, avalanches, and difficult ice faces defeated all parties. From 1965 until 1979, the Mountain was officially closed to Climbing. When permission was finally granted in 1979, an American-Nepalese Expedition finally managed to gain the top, via the West Face. This was a Route of extreme technical difficulty. The permit from the Nepalese Ministry of Tourism Stipulated that the Summit could only be reached if an equal number of Climbers from both nations were on the Summit team. John Roskelley and Dorje Sherpa fulfilled that obligation.
In the same year, a British-Nepalese Expedition led by Peter Boardman Climbed the long and difficult Southwest Ridge. Boardman, Tim Leach, Guy Neidhardt, and Pemba Lama made it to the South “Gauri” Summit (7010m. ) on November 8, 1979. Though they did not make the long additional traverse to the main “Shankar” Summit, their Climb was a significant achievement in itself.
Mount Amadablam is Located in the District of Solukhumbu Sagarmatha National Park Established in 1979AD Area of 1148km. Khumbu Himalaya Region Nepal Mount Amadablam 6812m Sagarmatha National Park Everest Region.FIRST ACCENT 13 MARCH 1961 BY MIKE GILL(NZ) BARRY BISHOP (USA) MIKE WARD (UK) and WALLY ROMANES (NZ)and Naturally Flora and Fauna Because of Mt Chomolungma Everest 8848m Mt. Lhotse 8516m. Mt. Cho-yu 8201m. Over 7000m Mountain Pumori, Mt. Baruntse, Mt. Chamlang Paradis View Summit from All Mountain Amadablam in Nepal & Interesting Separate History Since 16th Century. Related with the Monk of Sangwa Dorje Migrate from China Tibet to Nepal Through Nangwala Pass and it is believed that He Came by Acting of a dog. & he Live Camped on the Thames & Went Trayed to Walk Couldn’t He fly from Forte to Landed Tengbotse Hill Living there & Established Tengbotse Gumba Monastery in Memory of Monk Sangwa Dorche. So Sagarmatha National Park has been Listed as World Heritage Nepal.
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