Himalayan Mountaineering Course + five (5) peaks + Ama Dablam
32 Days
Himalayan Mountaineering Course + five (5) peaks + Ama Dablam
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TRIP HIGHLIGHTS
Mountaineering Instruction Course ”
Group Size/ratio : min: 2, Max: 8
- IFMGA Guide 1- Min. 4 during the course and Peak Climb Each Clients one climbing Sherpa supported mainly for Ama Dablam Summit day. ( 1:1 climbing sherpa ) for Ama Dablam Summit.
Objectives: After completing the Himalayan Alpine Mountaineering Course (HMC) we will do the five peaks. You will learn the relevant techniques to acquire mountaineering skills. Himalayan glacier, anchorage, crevasse rescue systems, jumaring on fix line, and rope and knots. It includes how to trek in high altitude. We will take you through trekking via Gokiyo valley, Everest Base Camp. The peak climbing includes over 6000m peaks: Lobuche and Island peak.
After the Himalayan Alpine Mountaineering Course, you will be ready to climb Ama Dablam because you will be well prepared and trained technically, physically and mentally.
Content of the HAMC: Knots, glacier travel, prusiking, advance crampon techniques, belaying techniques, snow anchors, ice anchors, rock anchors, equalising anchors, rappelling (abseiling), crevasse rescue, avalanche awareness, planning the climb, mountain weather, camp management and trekking in the Himalayas.
Difficulty: You will hike up to Gokyo Ri, Cho La pass, Kala Pathar, and Everest Base Camp, which is perfect training for the peak ascent, on top of being a great trek. It is also good for acclimatization before climbing the peaks. The peaks are both physically and technically more difficult than the trekking and the pass.
The climbing of the Ama Dablam is (UIAA 5a) alpine. Technical alpine mountain, Expose ridge, steep In addition the altitude has to be taken into consideration.
Trip duration: 35 days including trekking, peak climbing, training, and Ama Dablam Climbing expedition.
- Food and lodging: During trek and training the accommodation provide will be in tea houses (lodges). All meals will be freshly cooked and served at the lodge. During the training and peak climbing, the accommodation will be in tents at base camps or high camps of the peaks. Here, we will provide alpine-style food.
- Ama Base camp we use the Mountain Hut ( best accommodations in the Khumbu Valley at Mountain region.
Requirement: You must be physically and mentally well prepared for this trip. You must also have some technical, basic mountaineering, rock climbing experience, knowledge or similar as well as hiking and altitude experience.
Why this trip is special and who can join this trip?
- Because this trip is three in one = that means – trekking/Mountaineering course / Himalayan Peak Climb experience – Ama Dablam Climbing experience.
- This trip is Can join only those Who has high physical level, Experience of high altitude above 5000m. and had some Mountaineering and climbing skill.
Contact us here for more details.
This Trip is Min. Pax: 2 Max: 8
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top OF the Ama Dablam
Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu
Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 02: Preparation for the trek
Preparation for the trek
Day 03: Flight to Lukla (2,840m) and trek to Phakding (2,656m)
Flight to Lukla (2,840m) and trek to Phakding (2,656m)
Day 04: Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3,440m)
Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3,440m)
Day 05: Namche Bazar – Acclimatisation day
Namche Bazar – Acclimatisation day
Day 06: Namche Bazar to Mongla or Phortse Thanga (4,040m)
Namche Bazar to Mongla or Phortse Thanga (4,040m)
Day 07: Trek to Dole (4,400m) and rope work training
Trek to Dole (4,400m) and rope work training
Day 08: Trek to Machermo (4,452m)
Trek to Machermo (4,452m)
Day 09: Machermo – Acclimatisation day
Machermo – Acclimatisation day
Day 10: Trek to Gokyo lake (4,750m)
Trek to Gokyo lake (4,750m)
Day 11: Hike up to Gokyo Ri (5,364m)and back to Dangnak
Hike up to Gokyo Ri (5,364m)and back to Dangnak
Day 12: Trek to Zongla (4,830m) and cross over Cho La pass (5,330)
Trek to Zongla (4,830m) and cross over Cho La pass (5,330)
Day 13: Zongla to lobuche , (piramid )
Zongla to lobuche , (piramid )
Day 14:from Lobuche to Gorak Shep (5,180m) and Everest Base Camp
From Lobuche to Gorak Shep (5,180m) and Everest Base Camp
Day 15: from Gorak Shep (5,180m). Then hike to Kala Pathar and Back to Lobuche.
From Gorak Shep (5,180m). Then hike to Kala Pathar and Back to Lobuche.
Day 16: Lobuche High Camp
Lobuche High Camp
Day 17: Summit Lobuche peak and back to Lobuche
Summit Lobuche peak and back to Lobuche
Day 18 : trek to Dingboche
Trekking Down to Dingboche
Day 19: Via Khongma la pass and Chukung
Via Khongma la pass and Chukung
Day 20: Hike to Island peak Base Camp and preparation for the summit climb via south ridge
Hike to Island peak Base Camp and preparation for the summit climb via south ridge
Day 21: Summit day for Island peak and back to Base Camp or Chhukung
Summit day for Island peak and back to Base Camp or Chhukung
Day 22: Back to Pangboche
Back to Pangboche
Day 23: Morning Lama Visit for blessings before trekking to Ama Dablam Base Camp
Morning Lama Visit for blessings before trekking to Ama Dablam Base Camp
Day 24: Rest Day at Base Camp
Rest Day at Base Camp
Day 25: Preparation for Ama Dablam ascent
Preparation for Ama Dablam ascent
Day 26: Camp 1
Camp 1
Day 27: Camp 2
Camp 2
Day 28: Summit Ama dablam
Camp 2 around 2 am we start to summit to reach Ama Dablam 6812m. it is most heavy day and longest day during this trip, about 10 hour ascent and 6 hour decent. but one of the most Beautiful mountain to climb.
Day 29: base camp
Back to Base camp
Day 30: Back to Namche
Back to Namche
Day 31: Back to lukla
Back to Lukla
Day 32: back to Kathmandu
Fly back to Kathmandu
Day 33: ktm City round
Kathmandu
Day 34: FKAthamndu finall Day
KTM, international Flights from Kathmandu
WHAT'S WE INCLUDE
- Airport pickup and drop-off
- 4 nights in tourist standard hotel with breakfast in Kathmandu. The room and tent will be on a shared basis (contact us if prefer to have your own room in Kathmandu at an additional cost)
- Farewell dinner at a Nepali traditional restaurant with cultural program
- Flights Kathmandu to Lukla and back to Kathmandu
- Trekking permit and national park entry fees
- Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural municipality permit
- Lobuche peak climbing permit
- Island peak climbing permit
- Ama dablam climbing and expedition permit
- IFMGA/NNMGA certified mountain guide and instructor or Similar
- Porters
- First Aid General info
- Government Liaison officer for Ama dablam
- High Camp tents and camping gear
- All meals during the trekking part (breakfast, lunch, dinner and hot drinks tea, coffee, hot chocolate (one per meal)
- All meals during the climbing part (package based)
- Lodge (tea house) accommodation during the trek
- All local staff insurance
- Comprehensive medical kit and medical oxygen, carried by the crew
- All camping equipment, cook and kitchen for Ama Dablam
- Tent including High Camp
- Climbing ropes
- Emergency satellite phone
- Garbage clearance fee
- Garbage deposit
- Fix roping fee to Ama Dablam
Not included in the cost
- International & home country domestic airfares or transfers
- Visa Fee. You could easily obtain visa at the airport at about USD 45 for 30 days
- Personal expenses such as gifts, phone calls, laundry
- Drinks including water (bottled, boiled) and alcohol, apart from the specified under the ‘includes’ section above
- Meals and accommodation other than those specified under the ‘includes’ section above
- Personal clothing and equipment for the trek and climbing gear
- Tips for guide/s and porters. Tips are expected and guides and porters see them as a reflection of your level of satisfaction. As a guidance, a guide may expect around USD 10 in total per day. And porters and cooks, USD 12 per day.
- Summit Bonus for Sherpa 1:1 = U$D 500 only for Ama Dablam Climbing Expeditions ( 1:1 Guide or (Sherpa)
- Insurance (compulsory): Make sure you have a good insurance covering search and rescue, medical expenses and transportation to home country. You should also consider a Cancellation Policy in case of illness at time of departure
- Any costs associated with you leaving the expedition early or early arrival back to Kathmandu if you’ve finished your expedition ahead of schedule
- Anything else not reflected in the ‘includes’ section
Fixed Departures
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