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AMA DABLAM EXPEDITION

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Trip Difficulty Challenging
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Max. Altitude 6,812m./22,349ft.
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Meal kathmandu - BB plan & Trekking - BLD
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Accommodation 4* hotel in Kathmandu & Teahouse/Tent on Trekking
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Trip Duration 28 Days
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Group Size 2-12 People
Price Starts From US$ 7840
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Trip Highlights

  • First Ascent: It was first ascended by Mike Gill, Barry Bishop, Mike Ward, and Wally Romanes on 13 March 1961, a feat that marked a significant milestone in the history of mountaineering.
  • Pyramid Shape: Its pyramidal shape renders it one of the most photogenic peaks in the world, with climbers and photographers visiting from around the globe.
  • Technical Climbing: Requires greater climbing skill, such as near-vertical ice, narrow rock ridges with exposure, and knife-edged ridges that need delicacy and endurance.
  • Camp Placement: Strategically placed high camps, for example, Camp 2 on a risky narrow ledge and Camp 3 directly beneath the Dablam’s famous hanging glacier.
  • Dablam Glacier Risk: The hanging glacier looms at all times, with the danger of icefall making some routes hazardous.
  • Frequent Avalanches: The south and southwest slopes of the mountain are susceptible to avalanches, especially after new heavy snowfall or ice movement.
  • Harsh Wind Exposure: The winds on the summit ridge are extremely severe, and it gets extremely difficult to make any progress with proper timing and planning.
  • Altitude Barriers: Standing at 6,812 meters, acclimatization is required to prevent altitude sickness and render the ascent safe.
  • Everest and Lhotse Views: Offers breathtaking panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu, and is a rewarding climb.
  • Rescue Challenges: Aerial rescues are not possible due to the steep slope, and self-sufficiency and risk assessment are required.
  • Cold and Unpredictable Weather: Sudden temperature changes, snowstorms, and high-altitude winds render the expedition difficult.
  • Short Climbing Window: Best done in pre-monsoon (April-May) and post-monsoon (September-November) seasons for optimum conditions.
  • Seasoned Climbers’ Choice: Usually an Everest or Lhotse training mountain due to its technical nature and high-altitude exposure.
  • Rockfall and Ice Hazards: Climbing routes consist of loose rock sections and icy slopes, making falling rocks a greater danger.
  • Physical and Mental Endurance: A genuine test of endurance, requiring strong willpower, stamina, and good expedition planning.

Introduction of AMA DABLAM EXPEDITION

Ama Dablam (6856m), is one of the most beautiful and sought after peaks in the world which lies in the Khumbu region of the Nepal. This beautiful mountain range provides ultimate superb and technical mountaineering experience due to its unique sharp pointed soaring edges, with sheer ascending peak. This most technical expedition of Himalaya offers the challenging route to witness most astounding display of Himalayan vista such as Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu any many interesting mountain peaks.

Ama Dablam expedition is most technically demanding as it is accompanied by extreme imaginable challenge on the earth. This peak is known for the “Matterhorn of Himalaya”. The name of Ama Dablam comes from Sherpa tongue where the southwest face of peak resembles the sacred ornament box; Dablam of the Sherpa women ( Ama). Thus it literally means Ama Dablam.

Ama Dablam was first expedited in 1961. After then this peak is ever since demanding. Ama Dablam is followed by three camps in the granite rocks fully covered with ice in steeper slope. These particular specialties help in increasing name, fame and glory of this peak.

Ama Dablam peak summit is done through trekking in the Khumbu region of rural Nepal where trip offers long followed Himalayan trails, pristine nature, picturesque mountain ranges, diverse flora and fauna where you will move past through blossoming rhododendron, pine, birch and magnolia forest. Nepal’s geography holds a unique varied landscape in captivating a unique diverse of flora, fauna and terrain with spectacular mix of lifestyle of people. Mountaineering in Nepal is above the “Tree Line Zone” which can be seen as the zone of snow rock and ice. The lure of Himalayas is irresistible as the high ranging altitude provides a best scenario of the harshest climate in the world. The sheer beauty, dramatic massive mountain, best challenging route and the well established hospitality of the people is a sure to go adventure sport in the world.

Ama Dablam expedition is a lifetime dream of many people but the dream never really comes easy on hand. This expedition is arduous painful and requires regular stable effort. The journey is difficult as it really is a risk taking job. The logistics, communication, experience, staff plays an important role where ones determination, patience and perseverance is a necessary trait to be developed. Talking about the unique charm, one is willingly take risk so as to achieve something where no regular individual can achieve. The use of the crampons, ice axes and ropes are most necessary for the ascent. The summit is more technical and can be summated by experienced climbers only.

Outline Itinerary

DayActivity
1

Arrival day

2

Preparation day at Kathmandu

3

Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing

4

Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla and trek to Phakding

5

Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazar

6

Acclimation day at Namche Bazar

7

Trek to Tengboche Monastery from Namche Bazar

8

Trek from Tengboche monastery to Ama Dablam Base Camp

9-19

Acclimation, training period and base camp rotation period

20-23

Ama Dablam Summit period

24

Rest day at Ama Dablam Base Camp

25

Trek back to Namche Bazar from Base Camp

26

Trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla

27

Fly back from Lukla to Kathmandu

28

Departure day

AMA DABLAM EXPEDITION Detail Itinerary

1

Ama Dablem Expedition starts after your arrival in Tribhuvan International Airport Nepal. One of our company’s representatives will be there waiting for your arrival holding the board of our company’s name. He/she will be there for you for your warm welcome and pick up you from airport and droop you to your hotel.

Activity: Arrive Kathmandu
Meal: Welcome Meal
Accomodation: 4* hotel

2

It is crucial to have all the necessary permits and documents in order before leaving on your journey in order to guarantee a successful adventure. We are here to help you complete the required documentation and obtain the required approvals. We will also make comprehensive preparations by acquiring the necessary tools and equipment for your climbing excursion.

A highly educated mountaineering guide who is a member of our team will not only impart knowledge to you but will also oversee pre-climbing training sessions. These training courses are intended to provide you the knowledge and abilities needed for the excursion. Our goal is to give you the confidence and knowledge you need to be successful on your path.

You will get the chance to unwind and refresh at a pleasant hotel in Kathmandu following a successful training day. You may recover and be emotionally and physically ready for the journey ahead during your overnight stay, ensuring that you start your expedition with fresh vigor and excitement.

Activity: Preparation at Kathmandu
Meal: BB
Accomodation: 4* hotel

3

We will get ready for our travel after breakfast. The beautiful Kathmandu Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is where we’re headed next. We’ll go to well-known places including Kathmandu Durbar Square, Swayambhu Nath, Bouddha Stupa, and Pashupatinath Temple. These locations showcase Nepal’s beautiful architecture and illustrious cultural heritage. In the evening, we’ll head back to the hotel to finish getting ready for the remainder of our journey.

Activity: Explore Kathmandu
Meal: BB
Accomodation: 4* hotel

4

We will take an early flight from Kathmandu to Lukla after a leisurely breakfast to start our exciting adventure. The 32-minute trip will make a lasting memory as we soar above beautiful vistas and snow-capped mountains. We’ll start our tour on foot when we touch down at the Lukla airfield, commencing in the charming settlement of Phakding. We will spend the night in a cozy Homestay, immersing ourselves in the warmth of the local culture while surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. This exceptional encounter provides a genuine window into their way of life.

Activity: Fly to Lukla & Trek to Pakhding
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse / Lodge

5

The ascent of today provides stunning vistas of mighty mountains and green slopes. The famed Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site displaying the region’s natural assets, will be traversed by us. Our final stop is Namche Bazaar, a thriving commercial hub in the Khumbu area. We will discover a thriving center with a diverse culture and easy access to services for hikers and mountaineers here. We will unwind and revitalize tonight in a warm hotel in Namche Bazaar as we get ready for the thrilling experiences that lie tomorrow.

Activity: Trek to Namche Bazaar
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse / Lodge

6

We prioritize safety and success throughout our Mt. Ama Dablam Expedition Program by allocating a day to acclimatization in Namche Bazaar. The Sherpa culture and customs are fascinating to witness in this quaint village set amidst stunning mountains. We will visit nearby Sherpa communities to learn more about their culture. For interesting photo ops, there is the option to dress up as a Sherpa (extra fees may apply). In addition to lowering the danger of altitude sickness, this acclimatization day also fosters lifelong memories and affords the opportunity to take in captivating cultural performances that honor the Sherpa heritage.

Activity: Acclimation at Namche Bazaar
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse / Lodge

7

We continue our journey to the tranquil and alluring Tengboche Monastery after a day of relaxation and acclimatization in Namche. This monastery, well-known among Buddhists throughout, provides a peaceful haven amidst breathtaking surroundings. Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam can all be seen in stunning detail to the north from here, while Thamserku and Kangtega can be seen to the south. In this beautiful location, we will have the chance to take part in devotional rituals and have a calm day of relaxation.

Activity: Trek to Tengboche
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse / Lodge

8

From Tengboche Monastery, we continue on our trek to the magnificent Ama Dablam base camp. This base camp provides a peaceful refuge beneath the spectacular west face of the mountain, hidden in a picturesque meadow. Our route takes us over the high-altitude tree lines, through juniper woodlands, and across a suspension bridge across the Imja River. The Khumbu valley’s this area offers a calmer, more tranquil ambiance. Stunning 360-degree vistas of mountains like Kangtega Taboche, Thamserku, and others welcome us as we hike. Finally, we arrive at the breathtakingly beautiful Ama Dablam base camp, which is located at a height of 4450 meters.

Activity: Trek to Ama Dablam Base Camp
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

9-19

Everyone who are embarking for mountaineering or peak climbing should be trained. Mostly those who are climbing Mt. Aba Dablam are beginners so, you should be well trained, do proper rest and acclimatizes the environment properly and do the base camp rotation. From day 9 to day 19, 11 days’ time period will be acclimation, and training period.

During this time, we will do training in base camp and learn to use gears properly like ice axe, rope, ladders, oxygen cylinder, if necessary, etc. during this 11-day duration we will do Base Camp rotation to camp I, Camp II, Camp III. Our sherpas will set rope, ladders etc. The base camp rotation is for proper acclimation for the climbers. The last day i.e., 19th day you will rest in Base Camp and prepare for summit push.

Activity: Acclimation, training & base camp rotation period
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

20-23

From Day 20 to 23 i.e., 4-day duration is for Mt. Ama Dablam Summit period. Our climbing technician will predict the climate and you will start summit. On the day of summit, you will begin the climb very early in the morning because during day time the weather in higher region will be harsh and wind current will be strong which can affect the climb and whole journey. When we successfully summit, we will make some memories and capture them. After spending 20 to 25 minutes in peak we will descend back to Ama Dablam base Camp and stay camping and sharing the memories and experience.

Activity: Ama Dablam Summit period
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

24

On 24th day of Ama Dablam Expedition, we will do rest day at base camp. Today we will explore base camp and clean base camp where we stay. It will be the last day at base Camp.

Activity: Rest day at Ama Dablam Base Camp
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Camp

25

After a rest day at Ama Dablam Base Camp, we will descend back to Namche Bazar walking through forest putting Himalayan region in background. Today we will stay cozy night in Namche bazar.

Activity: Trek to Namche Bazar
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse / Lodge

26

We are enthralled by the breathtaking Himalayan panoramas and verdant surroundings as we climb from Namche Bazaar to Lukla. Our emotions are left with a lasting imprint by the beauty of the surroundings. When we arrive in Lukla, the kind residents at a charming hostel provide us with relief and comfort. As we savor delectable local fare and cool beverages, we are entertained by enthralling traditional acts that honor the region’s rich cultural past.

When we think back on our amazing voyage, we love the memories of this grand adventure. We will always be glad for the trip to Lukla because of the peaceful atmosphere and cultural immersion.

Activity: Trek back to lukla
Meal: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Accomodation: Teahouse / Lodge

27

Our beautiful flight, which lasts around 32 minutes, is enthralling as we see the gorgeous mountain sceneries and rolling hills emerge in front of us. Our spirits are permanently altered by the spectacular heights, which change the way we see the world. We reunite in a charming hotel in Kathmandu’s Thamel district after landing, finding comfort and painstakingly organising our next moves.

Excitement for what lies ahead permeates the air as we think back on the major events that have formed our path. We said goodbye to Thamel with thankfulness in our hearts, knowing that the memories of this amazing experience will always have a special place in our hearts.

Activity: Fly back to Kathmandu
Meal: BB
Accomodation: 4* hotel

28

You will have the wonderful chance to go shopping in Kathmandu on your departure day, which falls on the 28th day of your stay. Numerous shopping alternatives are waiting for you in Thamel, a neighborhood noted for its lively environment, or any other favored area of your choosing. To make sure you get at the airport in plenty of time for your scheduled departure, our firm will organize transportation. Your pleasure is our top priority, and we’re here to help, whether that means changing your itinerary or responding to any extra questions you might have. Our objective is to improve your entire experience and help you make memorable experiences.

Activity: Fly back

If our standard itinerary doesn't fully meet your needs, we are happy to tailor it to your specific preferences and requirements.

Includes and Excludes

What’s Included?

  • To and from the airport transfer in private vehicle transfer.
  • Expedition staff will accompany arrival and departure at Kathmandu International Airport.
  • A 4-star hotel in Kathmandu, including breakfast, will serve accommodation.
  • High-altitude government-licensed trekking and climbing guides with plenty of experience for the expedition.
  • All trek and climb equipment needed including dining tent, kitchen tent, toilet tent, tables, and chairs.
  • Mountaineering equipment such as fixed ropes, ice axes, crampons, and snow bars.
  • Base camp cook, assistant cook, and Camp One cook.
  • Breakfast, lunch, and dinner at tea houses, hotels, or lodges during the trek.
  • Full board meal at base camp and the high camps for the members and the staff.
  • 30kg of personal luggage transported by yak or porter.
  • Reliable agency meteorological provides forecasts of weather on a daily basis.
  • Expedition permits such as Sagarmatha National Park Permit and TIMS card.
  • Government fees for climbing permission for Ama Dablam and royalty of the expedition.
  • One authorized, experienced Everest summiteer guide per team member and one Sherpa.
  • Salaries for climbing Sherpas and trekking staff, equipment, medical, and accident insurance.
  • Medical advisory service and access to clinic HRA base camp.
  • The equipment allowance and salaries for climbing Sherpas, cooks, and staff.
  • First aid kit for staff and members.
  • Satellite phone for communication, and at the rate of US$ 3 a minute.
  • High-altitude oxygen and provisions for the benefit of staff and team members beyond base camp.
  • Fixed and dynamic ropes for length of climb.
  • Warm base camp dining tent to keep them warm and comfortable.
  • Emergency oxygen, mask, and regulators on rent.
  • Personal tent per member in Ama Dablam Base Camp.
  • Solar panels to charge batteries and lights at the base camp.
  • Tents provided to members and staff in each high camp (Camp 1 and Camp 2).

What is not Included?

  • Lunches and dinners in Kathmandu except farewell dinner.
  • Drinks, snacks, energy drinks, mineral water, and chocolates on trek.
  • All personal expenditures, including laundry, tips, and other costs.
  • Any unexpected expenses brought about by natural disasters, political unrest, or strikes.
  • Transport other than that mentioned in the itinerary.
  • Hiring of additional staff other than those indicated in the package.
  • Charges for rescue operations, repatriation, medical examination, or hospitalization.
  • Travel and medical insurance for emergency evacuation.
  • Satellite phone, walkie-talkie, landline, or internet charges.
  • Personal climbing equipment such as clothing, trekking equipment, and first aid kit.
  • Nepalese import tax on climbing equipment.
  • Summit bonus to Sherpa guides according to Mountaineering Association guidelines (at least US$ 1000 per guide).
  • Tips and gifts to trekking and climbing support staff.
  • Flights within Nepal.
  • Visa fees for Nepal ($30 for 15 days, $50 for 30 days, $125 for 90 days).
  • Other expenses, services, and taxes not specified in the itinerary.

Trip Map of AMA DABLAM EXPEDITION

AMA DABLAM EXPEDITION - Trip Information

Ama Dablam Expedition Major Highlights

Perhaps one of the most iconic Himalayan peaks, Ama Dablam rises to 6,812 meters. The pyramid mountain’s technically challenging routes have made it a favorite among seasoned mountaineers looking for a challenging ascent. The ascent provides spectacular views of Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu, along with the thrill of ascending vertical rock walls, ice ridges, and knife-edge ridges. In the adversity, the victory of climbing one of the most scenic mountains in the world makes it a dream climb for mountaineers.

Technical Climb and High Risk

Ama Dablam is renowned for its technicality, and the mountain invites climbers to climb exposed ridges, icy vertical walls, and rock climbing. The climb involves vertical climbs, steep ridges, and fixed rope climbing, and hence the climbers must be skilled in ice and rock climbing. Ice avalanche and rockfall are likely to be dangers, and the mountaineers should be  adequately prepared to confront difficult conditions.The mountaineers have to deal with adverse weather conditions, change in weather, and limited rescue facilities, hence increasing the level of difficulty in the expedition. The mountaineers need to be strong in body as well as mind in order to conduct the trek.

Breathtaking View and Solitude of Wilderness

In spite of the challenge, Ama Dablam offers mountaineers some of the most stunning scenery in the Himalayas on this planet. The ascent traverses the Khumbu territory, where trekking tourists spend the night at Namche Bazaar, Tengboche Monastery, and stunning high-altitude trails. The ascent provides stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, and other peaks, with the rugged landscape and untouched glaciers providing a thrilling experience. The ascent itself has a mix of technical rock, ice, and snow, providing an experience one will never forget if they are courageous enough to attempt it.

Harsh Weather Conditions and Rough Terrain

Ama Dablam climatic conditions are extremely unpredictable with temperatures falling below -20°C at higher altitude. The storms at high altitude, wind, and heavy snowfall contribute to the challenges of the climb Sound climbing technique and footwork are required for the exposed rock faces and ridges. The most dangerous section is the hanging glacier or the Dablam that collapses at any time with icefall. Mountaineers need  to be well acclimatized and cautious for dealing with technical aspects and unpleasant
weather of the ascent.

 Expedition Logistics and Base Camp 

The ascent begins with an ascent from Lukla to Ama Dablam Base Camp around 4,600 meters. The ascent proceeds through forest, suspension bridges, and Sherpa villages, that acclimatize the climber stepwise. Base Camp is utilized as the base, where the climbers depart to the climb and perform acclimatization rotations. Sherpas fix ropes and route markers on significant segments of the climb. No oxygen is utilized on Ama Dablam, and the climbers will need to rely on successful acclimatization and adjustment to increased altitudes so that they may be able to reach the summit.

Route of the Ama Dablam Expedition

Ama Dablam Base Camp trek starts with a flight to Lukla and a trek from Namche Bazaar and Pangboche. The climbers acclimatize, and it would take them 6 to 8 days to reach Base Camp. The technical equipment and the provisions needed are transported by yaks and porters. Climbers spend a few days of acclimatization at Base Camp before climbing higher. The climb is in the form of a chain of established camps.

 The first camp at 5,700 meters is reached via awkward rocky terrain and is the first significant landmark. Climber follow  open ridges and technical rock climb pitches from Camp 1 to Camp 2 at 5,900 meters. Camp 2 is on relatively narrow ledge with relatively little space for tents. The Camp 2 to Camp 3 walk at 6,300 meters is one of the most challenging, involving walking up icy slopes and climbing up over the Dablam glacier. Camp 3 is a very exposed small ledge below the summit ridge.

Climbing to the summit starts from Camp 3 and takes about 6 to 8 hours, with steep ice climb and exposed ridges. The descent is also done on the same path, but one has to be cautious while manoeuvring in order to reach Base Camp safely. The entire expedition takes around 25 to 30 days, and planning and acclimatisation have to be carefully done for a successful climb to the summit.

Route of the Ama Dablam Expedition

Ama Dablam Base Camp trek starts with a flight to Lukla and a trek from Namche Bazaar and Pangboche. The climbers acclimatize, and it would take them 6 to 8 days to reach Base Camp. The technical equipment and the provisions needed are transported by yaks and porters. Climbers spend a few days of acclimatization at Base Camp before climbing higher. The climb is in the form of a chain of established camps.

The first camp at 5,700 meters is reached via awkward rocky terrain and is the first significant landmark. Climbers follow open ridges and technical rock climb pitches from Camp 1 to Camp 2 at 5,900 meters. Camp 2 is on relatively narrow ledge with relatively little space for tents. The Camp 2 to Camp 3 walk at 6,300 meters is one of the most challenging, involving walking up icy slopes and climbing up over the Dablam glacier. Camp 3 is a very exposed small ledge below the summit ridge. Climbing to the summit starts from Camp 3 and takes about 6 to 8 hours, with steep ice climb and exposed ridges. The descent is also done on the same path, but one has to be cautious while maneuvering in order to reach Base Camp safely. The entire expedition takes around 25 to 30 days, and planning and acclimatization have to be carefully done for a successful climb to the summit.

Necessary Equipments

There are many necessary equipment that trekkers have to carry during the treks. During the AMA DABLAM EXPEDITION trekkers can stay at stars to local level hotels at Kathmandu and Pokhara. On the way they have to stay at local community house or tea house enjoying local cuisine but some places they have to stay on tent doing camping because at upper altitude we can’t find any permanent residence house so that trekkers have to carry necessary equipment and materials according to their stay .The necessary materials needed during the treks are as follows.

Permit Cost for Ama Dablam Expedition

Every person must secure a permission from the Nepali government before setting out on an expedition to Ama Dablam. Mountaineers are captivated by Ama Dablam’s spectacular natural beauty as it stands majestically at a height of 6,856 meters in Nepal’s Khumbu area. The Nepalese government has put in place a permit system, which has a per-person payment that varies depending on the season in order to control and monitor the tourist activity in this area. This permit program encourages ethical travel while also making it easier for the authorities to keep track of hikers and mountaineers.

Depending on the season, the permit’s price changes. The permit charge is USD 500 per person in the spring and USD 250 in the fall. The cost is USD 125 per person in both the winter and summer. The money earned from these licenses is used to improve local services, routinely maintain trails, and carry out emergency rescue activities. Additionally, it is essential for maintaining, safeguarding, and conserving the distinctive flora, wildlife, culture, and traditions of the area.

The Nepal Mountaineering Association will assist those organizing an Ama Dablam trip in securing the permission through a registered travel agency or companies. A bank voucher proving the payment of the permit fee, a copy of the accidental insurance, the medical insurance, and the emergency rescue insurance along with copy of id proof are all necessary when applying for the permission. These precautions assist the sustainable growth and preservation of the Ama Dablam region while ensuring the safety and wellbeing of climbers.

Travel Insurance

Due to the inherent hazards involved, travel insurance is a crucial factor to take into account while organizing an excursion to Mt. Ama Dablam or any high area. To reduce potential financial and health-related risks, choosing a comprehensive insurance coverage designed especially for climbing excursions is imperative. Given the isolated location and difficult nature of the climb, adequate medical coverage that includes emergency medical costs, medical evacuation, and repatriation is crucial. In addition, travel interruption or cancellation insurance is essential to safeguard against unforeseeable events like accidents, illnesses, bad weather, or crises.

Consideration should also be given to personal property, gear, and equipment coverage. Given the high cost of climbing equipment, the insurance coverage should cover the potential for loss, damage, or theft during the expedition. It is crucial to provide accurate information because it might have an impact on coverage and costs, including the nature of the adventure and any current medical issues. Climbers may make sure they have the best insurance coverage for their Mt. Ama Dablam trek by speaking with reputed insurance companies that specialize in adventure travel or climbing expeditions and carefully comparing plans.

While travel insurance cannot completely eliminate risk, it offers a useful safety net in case of unanticipated events. Important measures in ensuring adequate protection include carefully reading the terms and conditions, comprehending coverage restrictions, and complying to any special requirements. Climbers may go out on their Mt. Ama Dablam adventure with assurance knowing they are sufficiently protected from any potential risks that may emerge during their trek if they have comprehensive travel insurance in place.

Best climate for expedition

The climate in Nepal can sometime become notorious. The best valued of time and season must be taken care while visiting the harsh and wildest nature of Nepal. The expedition are the highly risk taking adventure in which proper time frame for implementation must be taken care. There are mainly two season famous for operating expedition in Nepal.

SPRING SEASON

Spring is the best season for expedition in Nepal. This includes the month from late February to May month. The climate will be most vivid at this time with the lushly view of the massive mountain terrain. The wind is not harsh and the trail will be less difficult than other season where it is mostly covered with snows. This season has the highest record of expedition in Nepal. The region will be more crowded with people thus the cost efficient travel is most.

AUTUMN SEASON

Autumn is another season for the best time to summit the peaks. This season include from the month of late September to early December. The nature is with lushly hills with the vivid sky. The weather will be with less heat haze which includes best spectacular views of the massive peak ranges around the world. this is the second most crowded season of the year. There will be less crowd as compared to the spring season.

Physical fitness required for climbing

This peak climbing needs strenuous level of physical fitness. This is a grade 5 level of peak climbing thus one must be supposed to be physically fit free from any disability. The climber is supposed to have a well knowledge to use the tools and equipments. The climbers must be in healthiest shape and must endure the harsh wilderness and nature so as to successfully complete this very peak climbing. Ama Dablam is the most technical climbing expedition in which special knowledge for climbing and tool utilization is preferred.

Food and Accommodation

Food and accommodation is all provided through the package. The stay in the Kathmandu will be of two days where you will stay at hotel based on your level of preference. From then after reaching the khumbu region you will stay at the tea houses and lodges till to Pheriche. From there you will stay on the tent and camp so we will prepare our own food by guide or Sherpa till the final level of ascend and descend till to the Pheriche village. The days on the camp will normally be 10 to 15 days decided on the basis of your level of fitness and health.

Graceful adventure is a fully licensed and registered travel company of Nepal in recognition by Government of Nepal. We have an elite group of dedicated personnel of administration staffs, trekking and expedition guides, porters, cook and special counselors in our company. We organize the trek and expedition packages to our valued guest all around the globe. Our main intention is providing safe and effective trail to witness Himalayan vista through absolute delicacy.

Our commitment and our work success has made the guest fall into the love of our charm. Our ultimate motto of travelling the best and safe trail has became famous and selected guest with the best knowledge are involved with us. We are committed in providing best facilities available so as to make your trip go successful. We offer various packages with best reasonable prices and help tailor made some customization packages according to the clients need, expectation and duration of travel. . Hope you will give us opportunity to satisfy you with our best possible services and facilities available.

Ama Dablam Expedition Permit Fee

Ama Dablam, a 6,812-meter peak of the Everest range, is Nepal’s most popular peak. It is renowned for technical challenge, spectacular scenery, and cultural value, drawing climbers from all corners of the world. As most climbers and trekkers visit this region, questions are being raised about its impact on nature, endangered flora and fauna, and the rich Sherpa culture. The arrival of additional humans is an environmental and local culture risk, and control measures are needed. In order to control such activity and preserve, the Government of Nepal has implemented a permits system.

This system is employed for trekking and climbing management, the conservation of the natural and cultural heritage of the area, and the safety of the tourists. The permits are issued by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) and the fees vary according to season. For Ama Dablam, the cost of a permit is USD 400 per person for spring, USD 200 per person for autumn, and USD 100 per person for winter and summer.

Travel Insurance

Climbing Ama Dablam entails numerous risks including steep ridges, inclement weather, and technical routes of climbing. Dangers encountered are altitude sickness, avalanches, rockfall, and freezing temperatures. Since the rescue operation in the remote and high-altitude regions might be expensive, travel insurance is required for individuals who undertake the Ama Dablam climb.

Emergency helicopter evacuation, medical evacuation, and altitude sickness treatment should be covered in the travel insurance. Since general travel insurance policies may not be available for high-altitude ascents, the climbers should choose a policy provided by an insurance company with sound mountaineering experience. Adequate coverage gives financial protection and timely assistance in the event of emergencies.

Graceful Adventure Travels Pvt. Ltd. is not an insurance agency or an organization, and therefore the mountaineers have to arrange their insurance from a reliable agency prior to departing for the expedition. Right insurance coverage can be the key to a secure and safe experience in an expedition.

Our Company

Graceful Adventure is registered and licensed trekking adventure operator with the Government of Nepal. We have experienced administrative personnel, expedition and trekking guides, porters, cooks, and career counselors for qualitative operation of the trekking and climbing. We strive to provide safe and guided routes so that the adventurers get the best chance to see the wonderful view of the Himalayas.

Our concern about safety, quality service, and individualised travel experience has also earned our respect and appreciation from guests. We provide competitive prices for our package of trekking and expedition packages and can arrange customised itineraries based on specific needs, requirements, and time availability. We would appreciate it if you could allow us the opportunity to host you and make your trip an experience of a lifetime.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Ama Dablam measures approximately 6,812 m (22,349 ft) and is one of Nepal’s famous peaks of the Everest range.

Yes. Climbers will obtain a permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). The permits will be as stated below:
– Spring (March-May): USD 400
– Autumn (September-November): USD 200
– Winter & Summer (December-February and June-August): USD 100

A higher-grade rating indicates extensive technical climbing ability, like the proper ability at rock, ice, and mixed climbing. Therefore, it is not for beginners but requires proper mountaineering ability.What is the ideal time to climb Ama Dablam?

The most suitable climbing time would be during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), usually with excellent weather and good climbing conditions.

The Ama Dablam expedition takes up to 25-30 days in total, covering trekking, acclimatisation, and climbing.

The mountaineers need to be trained for high-altitude climbing, and technical rock and ice climbing abilities are required. Climbing any mountain above 6,000 meters is also a huge advantage while organizing to climb Ama Dablam.

Comprehensive travel insurance with the following coverage is needed by you:
– Medical attention at high altitude
– Emergency helicopter rescue
– Evacuation in case of accident or illness

Hiking on the heights becomes risking in factors such as:
– Altitude sickness (AMS, HAPE, HACE)
– Avalanche and falling rocks
– Extreme weather conditions
– Technical climbing difficulties

The minimum facilities provided by teahouses and lodges will be during the trekking segment of the expedition while climbers will be in **tents at the base camp and high camps** during the higher altitudes.

Yes, we customize itineraries as per your requirement, experience levels, and time. Contact us to get your itinerary planned for travel.

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