Ama Dablam Expedition (6812m) - 29 Days

Mt. Amadablam
Trip Facts
  • Trip Duration29 Days
  • Difficulty Level Technical Challenging
  • Maximum Altitude 6812m
  • Activity Mountaineering
  • Starts/Ends Kathmandu / Kathmandu
  • Best Season April - May & September - November
Highlights
  • Climb one of Nepal’s most iconic and technical peaks at 6,812 meters

  • Follow the stunning and exposed Southwest Ridge route to the summit

  • Pre-climb training and acclimatization at Ama Dablam Base Camp

  • Trek through scenic Sherpa villages like Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, and Pangboche

  • Expert guidance from highly experienced and certified Sherpa climbers

  • Breathtaking views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and the Khumbu Himalayas

  • Full support with alpine tents, fresh meals, and porter assistance during the climb

  • Small group expedition with a high guide-to-client ratio for safety and success

  • Cultural blessings at Tengboche Monastery before the climb


Ama Dablam Expedition Overview

Mount Ama Dablam rises to 6,812 meters (22,349 feet) and may not be the tallest peak in Nepal, but it is certainly one of the most stunning and technical. Known for its striking pyramid shape and exposed ridgelines, Ama Dablam offers a true alpine climbing experience, one that is both challenging and deeply rewarding.

Often referred to as the “Matterhorn of the Himalayas”, Ama Dablam is one of the most sought-after 6,000-meter technical peaks in Nepal. Located in the Khumbu region, just south of Mount Everest, the mountain combines rock, ice, and snow climbing with dramatic exposure and breathtaking scenery throughout the route.

The expedition starts in Kathmandu, where you will prepare, attend a detailed briefing, and organize your gear. After a short mountain flight to Lukla, the trek begins. Over several days, you will hike through famous Sherpa villages like Phakding, Namche Bazaar, and Tengboche, gradually gaining altitude and allowing your body to acclimatize naturally.

By Day 7, you will reach Ama Dablam Base Camp, where you will settle in and prepare for the summit push. The climbing period runs roughly 18 days (Days 8 to 25), giving you enough time to make safe progress through multiple high camps, rest between rotations, and wait for favorable weather windows.

After your summit attempt, the descent brings you back through Namche and Lukla before returning to Kathmandu for a final celebration and farewell.

The name "Ama Dablam" means “Mother's Necklace”, inspired by the mountain’s appearance, with long ridges representing a mother's outstretched arms and a hanging glacier resembling a traditional pendant.

Although the mountain was first climbed in 1961, Ama Dablam continues to challenge modern climbers. Even those who have summited 8,000-meter peaks often say that Ama Dablam is just as demanding due to its exposed, technical terrain.

If you are looking for a serious alpine climb in the Himalayas, backed by experienced guides, proper acclimatization, and a carefully planned itinerary, this 29 days expedition is the perfect challenge.


What to expect during the Ama Dablam expedition?

The Ama Dablam Expedition is both exciting and rewarding. You will climb the mountain via the Southwest Ridge, a popular route known for its stunning views and technical sections.

To reach the summit, you will set up four high camps along the way. Some parts of the route involve steep rock and ice, so it helps if you are already familiar with using ropes and basic climbing techniques. But even if you don’t have much experience, that’s okay. Our trained Sherpa climbing guides will secure most of the difficult sections with fixed ropes to keep you safe. You will also have a chance to practice rope climbing at base camp before heading higher.

Trekking to Base Camp: A Peaceful Start

Before you begin the actual climb, you will go on a lovely trek through the Khumbu region, home of the Sherpa people. You will walk through beautiful villages like Phakding, Namche Bazaar, and Tengboche. These places are also part of the famous Everest Base Camp trek.

From Tengboche, you will take a quieter trail through Pangboche to reach Ama Dablam Base Camp. Along the way, you will see forests full of rhododendron trees, walk across long hanging bridges, and pass Buddhist prayer wheels and flags.

The trek helps your body slowly get used to the higher altitude, which is very important for a safe climb. You will also get to enjoy amazing views of big mountains like Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Thamserku. Many climbers visit the Tengboche Monastery for a blessing from the monks before the climb.

Training at Base Camp

At Ama Dablam Base Camp, you will rest for a few days and prepare for the climb. During this time, your guide will lead short hikes to nearby hills. These hikes help your body adjust to the thin air and also give you a chance to see more of the area.

You will also have training sessions with your guide. You will learn how to use climbing gear like harnesses, ropes, and ascenders. Your guide will explain the route and show you how to climb safely. This training builds your confidence and helps you feel ready.

Climbing at high altitude can be hard, not just on your body but also on your mind. That is why we also help you stay calm and positive before the climb. Feeling prepared, both physically and mentally, makes a big difference once you go higher up the mountain.


How Difficult Is the Ama Dablam Climb and What’s the Route Like?

Ama Dablam may not be the tallest mountain, but it is one of the most technical climbs in Nepal. Even though it stands below 7,000 meters, the route is steep and involves rock and ice climbing. This means you need to be physically very fit and also mentally strong to deal with the challenges at high altitude.

Our expert Sherpa climbing guides are here to support and guide you, but you will be doing the actual climbing yourself. That’s why previous climbing experience is very important. We highly recommend that you have already climbed some other high mountains before, such as a few 6000m or 7000m peaks, or even an 8000m peak if possible.

What’s the Route Like?

The climb follows the Southwest Ridge, which is the most popular and scenic route to the summit of Ama Dablam. Here’s a simple overview of the routes:

  • From Base Camp, you will hike to Camp 1 along grassy slopes and rocky sections.

  • From Camp 1 to Camp 2, the terrain becomes steeper with technical rock climbing on narrow ridges and towers. You will use fixed ropes in this section.

  • From Camp 2 to Camp 3, you will climb on snow and ice, and this part includes crossing the famous “Mushroom Ridge,” a narrow, exposed ridge that feels like a true alpine adventure.

  • Camp 3 to the summit involves more snow and ice climbing. The summit day is long and tough, but the views of Everest, Lhotse, and the surrounding peaks make it all worth it.

Most of the dangerous sections will be secured with fixed ropes by our Sherpa team. They will guide you step by step and make sure everything is safe.


Is the Ama Dablam Expedition Right for You?

The Ama Dablam Expedition is a great choice if you are looking for a real mountaineering adventure that is both technical and beautiful. But it is important to know that this climb is not for beginners.

You should consider this expedition if:

  • You have prior climbing experience on peaks around 6,000 to 7,000 meters

  • You are comfortable using climbing gear like ropes, harnesses, crampons, and ice axes

  • You are in very good physical shape, with strong endurance and mental focus

  • You understand the risks of high-altitude climbing and are ready to push your limits

If you have already done treks like Everest Three Pass Trek or Island Peak, and are now looking to step up to a more technical climb, Ama Dablam might be the perfect next challenge for you.

That said, even experienced climbers need time to train. If you are not fully confident yet, we can help you prepare with training plans or even suggest pre-expedition climbs to build your skills before the main expedition.

Our team is here to guide you honestly. When you reach out, we will talk about your past experience and help you decide if this is the right expedition for you, or if there’s a better starting point based on your current level.


How to prepare for the Ama Dablam expedition?

If you have decided that Ama Dablam is the right challenge for you, the next step is proper preparation. This climb requires a strong combination of physical fitness, mental focus, and basic technical skills.

Start by building your endurance with long hikes and cardio training like running or cycling. Strength training, especially for your legs and core, is also important. Mentally, it helps to practice staying calm under stress activities like deep breathing or meditation can support this.

Before the expedition, try to climb a few smaller peaks, ideally around 6,000 meters. This helps you get used to altitude and also gives you a chance to practice using gear like harnesses, crampons, and ropes. If you are new to technical climbing, joining a course or club can make a big difference.

We will also support you through gear preparation, planning, and pre-climb training at base camp. And with our experienced Sherpa team by your side, you will have all the guidance and safety support needed to make your climb a success.

ItineraryDay to Day Itinerary
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  • Meals:Dinner
  • Accommodation:Hotel

Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), a representative from Moon Himalaya Adventure will welcome you and transfer you to the hotel. In the evening you will have dinner with our guides where you will introduce yourself to each other and talk about the trip

  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
  • Accommodation:Hotel

On the second day after having your breakfast our guide will brief you about the Ama Dablam expedition and the gear you need. In case you miss out on some gear you can buy or rent it. You will have a briefing at the Department of Tourism by an officer. If you get time then you can visit the world heritage sites (Kathmandu Durbar Square, Bouddhanath, Pashupatinath, Swoyambhunath) but you have to pay entry fees on your own.

  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
  • Accommodation:Lodge
  • Duration:35 min flight & trek 3-4 hrs

An early morning flight to Lukla marks the initial step of the Ama Dablam expedition. Once you've arrived in Lukla, you'll begin your hike to Phakding. You'll be making your way along a stone-paved path to Phakding. Phakding is a beautiful village with plenty of hotels and stores.

  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
  • Accommodation:Lodge
  • Duration:5-6 hrs

You will begin your hike along the bank of the Dudhkhosi River after breakfast. Walking up and downhill will get you to Monjo. You'll need to show your permits at the Monjo checkpoint before entering Sagarmatha National Park. Monjo, a sherpa settlement, provides stunning vistas of the surrounding mountains. You will be crossing suspension bridges and taking in the breathtaking scenery en route to Namche. After today's walk, you'll finally arrive at Namche Bazaar. You will get a great view of the mountains from Namche Bazar, one of the most beautiful places in the Khumbu region.

  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
  • Accommodation:Lodge

The most needed acclimatization day in Namche even if you feel healthy and fit. You will hike up to the Everest viewpoint on this day. Magnificent panoramic views of Mountains like Mount Everest (8,848.86 m), Lhotse (8,516m), Nuptse (7,861m), Ama Dablam (6,812m), Kangtega (6,782m), Thamserku (6,623m), Kwangde (6,011m) and others can be seen from Everest view point.

Acclimatization is done so that your body can adapt to a new environment. Also, it helps you to prevent altitude sickness.

  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
  • Accommodation:Lodge
  • Duration:5-6 hrs

After breakfast, you'll begin your hike. You'll be descending and ascending through the rhododendron forest on the way to Tengboche. There are several beautiful mountains that the trail passes beneath, including Everest, Amadablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, and others. Tengboche is the final stop of the day. The presence of many lodges makes Tengboche less called a village due to the presence of many guest houses and lodges. The Tengboche Monastery is a large and famous monastery in the Khumbu region. The monks of Tengboche Monastery perform evening rituals. Anyone can join in the prayer, but recording it in any way is forbidden.

  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
  • Accommodation:Tent

  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
  • Accommodation:Tent

For the climbing phase, we do not provide a detailed schedule because that is up to the expedition leader and participants. While deciding how to approach a climb, guides will use their own knowledge and the knowledge of their clients to choose the best course of action.

Climbing skills and the proper use of equipment like the Harness, ascender, or jumper, ATC Guide, ice axe, climbing boots, crampons, etc. will be demonstrated and trained by our guides to climbers at the base camp. The training will also involve the use of ropes for ascending and descending. As a result of this training, there will be a greater probability of reaching the summit point of Mt. Amadablam. From the Ama Dablam BC, we continue up the normal route to Camp 1 (5,700m). In order to acclimatize, you will spend the night at Camp 1 before heading back to Base Camp for the final preparation of the Amadablam summit push. There is a total of three camps between the starting point (base camp) and the peak. Ascent to Camp 1 from Base Camp is difficult and technically challenging. From Camp 1, we use the fixed lines which will be already set to ascend and descend, and we will set up new ropes as needed. Ascending from Camp 2 to Camp 3 involves rough terrain that consists of loose rock, snow, and ice. From Camp 3, the ascent to the peak becomes less technically challenging compared to previous days. After achieving the peak summit, we will head back to the starting point (base camp).

  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
  • Accommodation:Lodge

  • Meals:Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
  • Accommodation:Lodge

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      Ama Dablam Expedition (6812m) - 29 Days map
      Cost DetailsWhat's Included
      • Airport pick up and drop
      • Three-night hotel in Kathmandu.
      • Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and from Lukla to Kathmandu for client.
      • Three meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) during the expedition.
      • Accommodation during the expedition.
      • Sagarmatha National Park entry fee.
      • Ama Dablam Eexpedition permit fee.
      • Trekkers’ Information Management system (TIMS) card.
      • Group equipment (Fixed rope, Main rope, Snow bar, Ice screw, Rock Piton)
      • Sleeping Tent, Kitchen Tent, Dinning Tent
      • Flight from Kathmandu to Lukla and from Lukla to Kathmandu for Mountain guide.
      • One expert government license holder Mountain guide (1:1 guiding), Porter (1:1 porter) and Sherpa.
      • Cook for climbing period.
      • Food, accommodation, salary, climbing insurance and equipment of Climbing Guide
      • Food, accommodation, salary and trekking insurance of porter.
      • Food, accommodation, salary and trekking insurance of Cook.
      • First aid kit.
      • All necessary government taxes.
      • Certificate of accomplishment of Mount Ama Dablam.
      • Office service charge.
      • Arrangement of Emergency Helicopter service which will be paid by client Travel insurance company.
      What's Excluded
      • International airfare
      • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
      • Client travel insurance.
      • Nepal entry visa fee (can be obtain upon your arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport, Kathmandu, requires 2 copies of passport size photos)
      • All kind of drinks (mineral water/coke/fanta and alcoholic beverage) during the expedition.
      • Hot shower, Battery charge, Wifi during the expedition.
      • Entry fees in Monastries, temples, Museum.
      • Your personal expenses, shopping, donation to monasteries and school, wifi, laundry etc
      • Tips for guide, porter and cook.
      • Things that go beyond "cost includes" list.
      • Any Additional cost due to Nature calamity and Unforeseen Circumstances etc.

       

      Useful InformationGood to Know

      Best Time for the Ama Dablam Expedition (6812m)

      Ama Dablam can be climbed at different times of the year, but choosing the right season depends on your preferences and goals. The best time to climb is during spring (March to May) and autumn (late September to November). These are the most popular and stable seasons for mountaineering in the Himalayas, though each month offers slightly different conditions.

      March and April mark the beginning of the climbing season with clear skies, stable weather, and great visibility. You’ll enjoy breathtaking views of the Himalayas and glaciers, along with blooming forests and lively trails. The Khumbu region is vibrant during this time, with trekkers and climbers from all over the world.

      May is the final month of the spring season. The weather usually remains good, but it can start getting warmer, especially at lower altitudes. You might experience occasional rain in the lower regions, but it rarely affects the expedition.

      June to August and early to mid-September are not ideal for climbing due to the summer monsoon. The trails become slippery, visibility is poor, and frequent rain makes it risky.

      With October, the autumn climbing season begins. October and November are two of the most popular months for high-altitude expeditions. These months offer excellent weather, clear skies, good summit windows, and stunning mountain views. The atmosphere is crisp, and the scenery is truly spectacular.

      December to February is considered the off-season for climbing Ama Dablam. Winter brings freezing temperatures, heavy snowfall, and harsh conditions, making the climb more dangerous and less accessible.


      Necessary Permits Required for Ama Dablam Expedition

      Before climbing Ama Dablam, it is important to have all the required permits arranged. These permits ensure that your expedition is legal, safe, and supports local communities and conservation efforts in the region. Our team will handle all the paperwork for you, but it is still good to know what’s needed.

      Here are the permits required for the Ama Dablam Expedition:

      • Ama Dablam Climbing Permit: Issued by the Nepal Ministry of Tourism, this is the main permit required to climb the mountain.

      • Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit: This allows you to enter and travel through the protected areas of the Everest region.

      • Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entry Permit: A local permit required when entering the Khumbu area through Lukla. The fee helps support local infrastructure and development.

      To process these permits, you will need to provide passport-sized photos and a copy of your passport. We will take care of obtaining all permits on your behalf before the expedition begins.


      Accommodation and Meals on the 29 Days Ama Dablam Expedition

      During the trekking part of the expedition, you will stay in local teahouses or mountain lodges. These are simple but cozy guesthouses run by local families. Most rooms are twin-shared, with two beds and basic bedding. If you prefer a single room, it can be arranged with prior notice, though availability may be limited during the busy season.

      Washrooms can be either private or shared, depending on the lodge. While the accommodation is basic, it is clean, warm, and offers everything you need for a comfortable night’s rest after a long day of hiking. Amenities like WiFi, device charging, and hot showers are usually available, but they come at an extra cost, especially in higher-altitude villages.

      Once you reach Ama Dablam Base Camp and the higher camps, the setup changes. You will sleep in alpine-style tents, shared between two people. Our team sets up a full camping system, including dining tents, kitchen tents, and sleeping tents. All gear is carried and arranged by our support staff, and our experienced cook and kitchen crew will prepare all your meals fresh at camp.

      During the climbing period, meals are carefully planned to provide the energy and nutrition needed at high altitude. You will be served a variety of dishes, including Nepali, Indian, Tibetan, Chinese, and Western meals. Options often include items like rice, pasta, potatoes, soups, eggs, dal bhat, and seasonal vegetables. We also try to accommodate dietary preferences where possible.

      You will have access to plenty of hot drinks such as tea, coffee, and soups throughout the day to keep you hydrated and warm. Clean drinking water is provided, and water purification is handled by the crew to ensure safety.

      Our team ensures you are well-fed, hydrated, and rested, because proper food and sleep are just as important as climbing skills at high altitude.


      Travel Insurance for the Ama Dablam Expedition: What You Need to Know

      Travel insurance is a mandatory requirement for joining the Ama Dablam Expedition. This is a high-altitude, technical climb that involves real risks, including altitude sickness, injuries, extreme weather conditions, delays, and unexpected emergencies. Having the right insurance not only protects you but also allows us to act quickly if an emergency occurs.

      Your travel insurance must cover high-altitude mountaineering up to at least 7,000 meters. It should also include emergency helicopter evacuation from remote areas of the Himalayas, as this is the most effective way to get medical attention in case of altitude-related illnesses or injuries. The policy should also take care of medical expenses, both during the expedition and after, if further care is needed once you are back in Kathmandu.

      While we do not provide or sell insurance ourselves, we are happy to recommend trusted insurance providers that offer coverage suitable for Himalayan climbing expeditions. We suggest purchasing your policy well in advance and carefully reading the fine print to make sure it covers everything from mountaineering to emergency rescue.

      Before your expedition begins, you must submit a copy of your travel insurance certificate to our team. This allows us to share your details with our rescue partners and act immediately in case of an emergency. Without valid travel insurance, you will not be allowed to participate in the expedition, and no refund will be provided.

      It is also a good idea to include additional coverage options such as trip cancellation, flight delays, baggage loss, or missed connections. These things may not seem urgent, but they can save you a lot of stress and expense if things don’t go as planned.

      Note: Travel insurance is compulsory for all participants of the Ama Dablam Expedition. Make sure it includes high-altitude evacuation and mountaineering-specific coverage.

      Experienced Sherpa Guides for the Ama Dablam Expedition

      Our safety and success on the Ama Dablam expedition depend greatly on the experience of the team leading you. That’s why we assign highly experienced, senior Sherpa climbing guides to every expedition. These guides are not only native to the Khumbu region but have also successfully summited Ama Dablam and other 6,000 to 8,000-meter peaks multiple times.

      Our Sherpa leaders are certified, well-trained in high-altitude rescue, rope fixing, and mountain first aid, and are experts in navigating Ama Dablam’s technical terrain. From the very start of the climb, they will be by your side setting fixed lines, managing safety procedures, and guiding you through steep rock faces, snow ridges, and exposed sections with confidence and care.

      In addition to guiding, they also provide pre-climb briefings and hands-on training, helping you understand the technical aspects of the route and the gear you will be using. Whether you are a first-time climber or experienced mountaineer, their calm leadership and deep mountain knowledge will boost your confidence and performance.

      Supporting the guides are our dedicated high-altitude porters, who carry tents, food, ropes, and other essential gear. While porters play a vital role in the logistics, it is our expert guides who ensure every step you take on Ama Dablam is safe, well-planned, and backed by decades of Himalayan climbing experience.

      With our Sherpa team leading the way, you can climb knowing you are in the best hands possible.


      Why Join the Ama Dablam Expedition in Nepal With Moon Himalaya Adventure

      We are a trusted local company based in Kathmandu, and we have been organizing treks and climbs in the Himalayas for many years. Our team is made up of experienced Nepali guides, many of whom have successfully climbed Ama Dablam and other big mountains. With us, you will be climbing with people who truly know the mountains.

      Our 29 days Ama Dablam expedition is carefully planned to help you adjust to the altitude, stay safe, and enjoy the experience. If you have special requests or want to change parts of the trip, we are happy to customize the itinerary to match your needs.

      We offer fair prices with no hidden costs, and everything from permits to gear transport is handled by our team. Our Sherpa guides are not only skilled climbers but also friendly and helpful. They will support you throughout the climb and make sure you feel confident and safe.

      If you are planning to climb Ama Dablam in 2025, we would love to be your partner. With our local knowledge, experienced team, and flexible service, we will help you reach the summit and have an unforgettable adventure in Nepal. If you have any queries then please feel free to contact us.

      Equipments InformationThings to Know

      Head & Hand

      • Sun Cap
      • Wool/Fleece Hat
      • Balaclava
      • Hand Warmer
      • Neck Gaiter/High Neck
      • Lightweight Synthetic Liner Glove
      • Wind Stopper Fleece Gloves
      • Summit Gloves Heavy Gloves (Mitten)

      Upper Body

      • Short-Sleeved Shirts/T-shirts
      • Lightweight Top/Thermo Coat
      • Midweight Top
      • Heavyweight Top
      • Synthetic or Fleece Jacket
      • Down Insulated Jacket
      • Windproof Jacket
      • Gore-Tex Jacket

      Lower Body

      • Underwear
      • Lightweight Long Underpants
      • Midweight Long Underpants
      • Heavyweight Long Underpants
      • Trekking Pants
      • Down/Synthetic Insulated Pants
      • Gore-Tex Pants
      • Trekking & Climbing Socks
      • Summit Socks

      Technical Devices/Climbing Gears

      • Climbing Helmet
      • Headlamp with Spare Batteries (Petzl/BD)
      • Summit Down Suits (Kailas/Marmot/T8K/The North Face)
      • Ice Axe Semi-technical
      • Harness
      • Carabiners (Both Lock & Unlock)
      • Ascenders/Jumar
      • Belay Device (ATC Guide/Figure of 8)
      • Assistant Rope
      • Tape Sling
      • Ice Screw
      • Summit Boot/One Sports Alpine Boot/G2SM
      • Crampons
      • 2 Sleeping Bag: -30 +C to -40 +C
      • Thermarest Inflatable Mattress
      • Thermarest Cell Foam Mattress
      • Sun/Glacier Glasses UV Protection
      • Snow Goggle UV Protection
      • Extendable Trekking Poles (BD Alpine Flz)

      First Aid Kit

      • Sunscreen (-50 Spf)
      • Lips Guard (-20/-50 Spf)
      • Water Purification Tablets
      • Baby Wipes or Wet Towels
      • Handy Plaster
      • Crack Bandage
      • Tincture
      • Lodine
      • Strepsils
      • Antibiotic
      • Paracetamol
      • Aspirin
      • Sinex
      • Anti-Diarrhea Capsule/Eldoper
      • Brufen/Ibuprofens
      • Diamox
      • Eye Drops
      • Dexamethasone Tablets
      • Zip-Lock Bags
      • Toiletries
      • Hand Sanitizers & Hand wash
      • Wet Tissues
      • Toothpaste
      • Toothbrush
      • Bath Soap
      • Shampoo
      • Moisturizers
      • Laundry Soap
      • Garbage Bag

      Miscellaneous

      • Swiss Knife
      • Sandals
      • Lightweight Hiking/Trekking Boots
      • Camp Booties
      • Rucksacks (45 - 55 Ltr.)
      • 2 Duffel Bag
      • Water Bottles
      • Thermos/Flask
      • Pee Bottle
      • Pack Towel
      • Umbrella/Rain Coat
      • Spare batteries
      • Waterproof Stuff Sacks
      • Satellite Phone (if possible)
      • Solar chargeable power bank (optional)
      • Journal/Pen
      • Book/Board Game
      • Bars & Snacks

      Travel Documents

      • Valid Passport
      • Valid Visa
      • 4 PP Size Photo
      • Insurance Paper (Medical & Rescue) & Contact Address
      • Family/Company Contact Number & Address
      • Credit Card
      FAQsAma Dablam Expedition (6812m) - 29 Days FAQs
      • The best time to climb Ama Dablam is during the spring (April to May) or autumn (September to November) seasons, when the weather is relatively stable. Ama Dablam is most climbed during autumn season.

      • The Ama Dablam expedition is considered a technical climb, requiring advanced mountaineering skills and experience. Climbers must be physically fit and mentally prepared to face the challenges of the climb, including steep ice and rock sections, fixed ropes and ladders, and high altitude.

      • Yes, climbing Ama Dablam requires a technical skill and experience in mountaineering. It is recommended that climbers have previous experience climbing at high altitudes and have completed other technical climbs before attempting Ama Dablam.

      • Yes, a climbing permit is required to climb Ama Dablam. With Moon Himalaya Advenutre you don't have to worry about government procedures we have experienced admin staff who will issue all the required documents to climb Mt. Ama Dablam.

      • Climbers need to bring specialized mountaineering equipment, including climbing boots, crampons, ice axes, harnesses, ropes, and helmets. All climbers are required to have appropriate clothing, including warm layers, waterproof gear, and high-altitude gear.

      • The Ama Dablam expedition typically takes around four weeks to complete, including trekking to the base camp, acclimatization, and the climb to the summit.

      • Hiring a guide is highly recommended for the Ama Dablam expedition, as it is a highly technical climb that requires advanced mountaineering skills and experience. Climbing guide will help you to navigate the challenges of the climb and ensure your safety.

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