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Ama Dablam Expedition
A fully supported expedition to Ama Dablam (6,812 m) in the Everest region, with one expert climbing Sherpa per client.
DurationOn request
DifficultyStrenuous
Max altitude6,812 m
Best seasonAutumn (main season) and spring
Start / EndKathmandu
AccommodationHotel, lodges and tented camps
RegionEverest Region
Overview
Ama Dablam (6,812 m) is one of the most striking mountains of the Everest region. Malung Treks & Expedition organises a fully supported expedition with one expert climbing Sherpa per client, a cook and kitchen crew at base camp, tents up to Camp 3, fixed ropes for the whole team and a stand-by helicopter during the expedition period.
Contact us for the current itinerary, dates and price for your team.
Trip highlights
- One expert climbing Sherpa per client
- Base camp with cook, kitchen crew, heated dining hall, solar power and lights
- Tents for base camp and up to Camp 3
- Main rope and fixed rope for the whole team
- Stand-by helicopter during the expedition period
- Achievement certificate after the expedition
What's Included
Included
- Sagarmatha National Park permit
- Pasang Lhamu local permit
- TIMS card
- Royalty fee for the Ama Dablam expedition
- Liaison officer
- Garbage fee
- Cargo to Ama Dablam Base Camp by helicopter
- 3-star standard hotel, 5 nights in Kathmandu with breakfast
- All necessary local transport
- English-speaking trekking guide
- Expert climbing Sherpa, 1 per client
- Cook and kitchen crew for base camp
- Proper tents for base camp and up to Camp 3
- All climbing gear for the Sherpa
- Heater in the base camp dining hall
- Solar power, generator and lights at base camp
- Porter to carry your luggage
- Breakfast, lunch, dinner and tea / coffee during the trek, and high-altitude food during the expedition
- Accommodation during the trek and tented camp during the expedition
- Transport by land and by air
- Insurance for all crew and staff
- Airport pick-up and drop by private vehicle
- First-aid kit for our staff
- Achievement certificate
- Stand-by helicopter during the expedition period
- Main rope and fixed rope for the whole team
Not included
- Personal equipment for trekking and expedition
- Personal insurance for travel to Nepal and the expedition
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
- Emergency rescue evacuation
- Personal expenses
- Bar bills and mineral water on the trek
- Hot showers, Wi-Fi and battery charging during the trek
- Personal climbing gear for the expedition
- Personal medical kit
- Filming, drone and movie permit fees
- Summit bonus for the expert climbing Sherpa – minimum $500 per person
- Summit bonus for the kitchen crew – minimum $300 per person
- Donations to monasteries, schools etc.
- Gratuities (tips) for all crew
Frequently Asked Questions
How fit do I need to be?
You should be comfortable walking 5–7 hours a day on hilly terrain. Regular walking, hiking or cardio training for 6–8 weeks before your trip helps a lot.
What about altitude sickness?
Our itineraries include acclimatisation days and our guides watch for symptoms. If symptoms appear, we descend – your safety always comes first.
Do I need travel insurance?
Yes. Travel insurance is compulsory and must cover helicopter rescue, medical expenses and emergency evacuation at the maximum altitude of the trip.
Can the dates and itinerary be changed?
Yes. Departure dates and itinerary arrangements can be custom-tailored to your needs – contact us with your preferred dates.
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