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Ama Dablam expedition 2025

Mount Ama Dablam (6,812m): A Jewel of the Himalayas

Mount Ama Dablam, nestled in the heart of the Everest Khumbu region, is one of the most visually striking and iconic peaks in the Himalayas. Its name, translating to “Mother’s Necklace,” poetically describes its unique shape: the long ridges resemble a mother’s outstretched arms, while the hanging glacier mirrors a “dablam,” a traditional Sherpa pendant.

Ama Dablam offers not only awe-inspiring beauty but also challenges climbers with its steep, icy ridges and exposed ascents. Renowned as a technical peak, it demands advanced mountaineering skills, fitness, and prior climbing experience. It is, however, a rewarding achievement for seasoned climbers ready to take on its challenges.

The peak lies along the renowned Everest Base Camp trekking route, captivating visitors with its grandeur. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Ama Dablam symbolizes Sherpa heritage and Himalayan majesty, making it a favored choice for both trekkers and climbers seeking adventure and cultural immersion.

Trip Facts

Accomodiation
Duration

30 days
Difficulty

Moderate
Group

pax
Best Season

Autumn

Trip Highlights

Group size: min 2 pax max 12 pax
Activity: Mountaineering Expedition
Duration: 30 Days
Grading: Advanced
Height: 6,856m
Location: Eastern Nepal
Season: Spring and Autumn

For 06 pax USD 4500 per person.
For 08 pax USD 4400 per person.
For 10 pax USD 4300 per person.
For 12 pax USD 4200 per person.

Itinerary

Day 01-Arrive in Kathmandu.
Day 02- Stay in Kathmandu for official procedure and other preparations.
Day 03-Fly to Lukla(2,840m), trek to Phakding(2,610m).
Day 04-Trek to Namche Baza(3,440m).
Day 05-Rest day to acclimatize and explore Namche bazar.
Day 06-Trek to Tyangboche(3,860m).
Day 07- Trek to Pangboche(3,930m).
Day 08- Trek to base camp.
Day 09 to day 23- Ama dablam climbing period and back to base camp.
Day 24- Base camp to Namche Bazar.
Day 25- Trek back to Lukla.
Day 26-Lukla to Kathmandu.
Day 27 to days 29- Extra days in case of flight cancellation.
Day 30- Fly back home.

Include/Exclude

Cost including

Full board camping service up to Base camp.
One tent for each member for base camp.
Flight fare to lukla and from Lukla to kathmandhu.
All necessary ground transportation.
Liaison officer.
All staffs salary.
Cook with necessary kitchen staff.
Necessary porters up and down to base camp.
Climbing and trekking permit fee.
National park fees.
Satellite phone for emergency use only.
Oxygen cylinder with mask regulator for emergency use only.
Hotel reservation.
4 night hotel in Kathmandu.
Airport pick up and drop.
welcome and farewell dinner.
North face V-25 tents for above base camp.
Necessary climbing rope for above base camp.
Helicopter rescue service.

Cost excludes

Personal medical and helicopter insurance
All kinds of beverages.
Personal climbing gear.
Helicopter rescue cost.
Tips for the staffs

Accomodation

Rooms will be booked at Ti-se guest house in Kathmandu. During the trek, Accommodation will be in teahouses either in a single room or shared rooms according to the availability. Generally, the rooms have to be shared during peak tourist seasons because they are mostly fully booked. And during the climbing section, we accommodated a very good tent.

Meal

The tea houses are available in all the major points on this trekking route. They offer a wide variety of meals and drinks on their menu. In some places such as Namche, Lukla, Dingboche, they’re also bakeries and many different varieties of coffee. during the climbing section, we provide meals prepared by our staffs.

Best Season

The best time to trek and peak climbing is Autumn (Sept. to Dec.) and Spring (March to May). The treks and climb during Winter and Summer (monsoon) aren’t impossible but just quite challenging. For the best experience, the early and late Spring and Autumn would be preferable due to less tourist traffic.

During the early Spring, the vegetations look fresh with early flowers starting to bloom in several kinds of plants. The villages are full of activity in preparation of family farms for planting the crops. The days are generally sunny due to which they offer good scenery.

The early Autumn is fresh green after a period of warm rainy days from summer monsoon. The month-long Nepali festivals of Dashain and Tihar can also coincide and the harvest time also starts in many of the villages.

The early Winter (late Autumn) is also a very good time if one prefers lower elevations in the Himalayas.