Even in the world’s challenge Ama Dablam is seen to be the most popular mountain with it’s (22,501ft / 6856m high among the other mountains not only inside Nepal. From its south –west ridge is normal route to climb, a small snowcapped peak lying in the Everest region.
An expedition to Ama Dablam is more than just a climb. In addition it’s a journey in to the heart of the Himalayas, located in Nepal’s Khumbu valley, only 12 km from the summit of Mt. Everest. Ama Dablam offers the attention of every passer by soaring ridgelines and super- steep faces guard the summit from all but the experienced climber. You’re surrounded by a vista of peaks from the summit like no other, five of the highest; six peaks in the world are clearly visible. Until the mid 60’s by a strong NZ/USA, the first ascent via SW ridge of Ama Dablam was not made. The north ridge fell to a talented French team as late as in 1979. In recent years many parties have successfully climbed it with nearly al ascents via the original SW ridge route.
Via the conventional SW ridge our ascent will be made, a technical route that requires 3500m of fixed ropes and four camps above B.C. The climb can often be completed easily in less than four weeks. In case of exceptionally bad weather we do build in an extra week. The climbing on the route involves pure rock climbing on exquisite granite followed by mixed snow and rock climbing. The last section to the summit involves ice climbing followed by a long steep snow slope, often ropes are employed all the way to the summit. The reasons for this are three-fold safety, speed and success, due to the technical nature of the route; ropes will be fixed for most of the climb above camp 1
Objective danger on the SW ridge is minimal, ice cliff do not threaten it. The snow slopes are generally stable (with minimal avalanche risk) the rock is of good quality and the mountain is below the reach of jet stream winds. The route is extremely exposed and mistakes with rope work can be unforgiving, fosr this reason we recommend you to have an experienced guide to keep you safe on track and strong local climbing Sherpa team to help you over there. The Sharp’s are the key to success they carry and assemble our tents, fix much of the rope and supply each camp with food, stoves and gas cylinders, their primary concerns are client safety, service and success. Your guide will be climbing with you at all times and often assisted by climbing Sherpa. Your guides perform cooking and other duties. This allows you to rest and enjoy your surroundings at each of the camps. You are then to carry your personal gear between camps.

Exceptional food.
To enjoy a comfortable night sleep our tests are all high mountain quality and roomy enough is enable you. For all the mountaineers Ama Dablam is considered to be the technical &

difficult & challenging peak, involves a cultural & exciting trek up to the base camp & also involves technical rock, snow & ice climbing & stunning Panoramic summit views of world’s highest & famous mountains.