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Ama Dablam Expedition (30 days)
List of our expeditions in Nepal and Tibet
An expedition to Amadablam is technically demanding and has everything from ice, rock, fighting, views of the murderer, much closer and the ideal base camp in a meadow with a stream. The issue offers an excellent technical climbing experience in the heart of the Khumbu region just above the monastery Thayanboche on the road to Everest base camp. From the top of the six highest peaks in the world are clearly seen five highest peaks of Mount Lhotse, Mt. Lhotse Shar, Mt. Makalu, Mt. Cho – Oyu, and Mt. Everest, and also close to the views of Nuptse, and Pumari Baruntse. Since his promotion in 1961 by an Anglo American and New Zealand team has been uploaded frequently and by many different paths.
Our ascent was made in the conventional SW ridge, which is pure rock to scale. The last section of the summit is ice climbing followed by a steep snow slope length. Due to the technical nature of the route, which requires 3500 meters of fixed rope and three camps above base camp. Normally, the ascent is completed in less than four weeks. However, it does build in more days case of unexpected weather.
TRAVEL FACTS
Duration: 30 Days
Quality: Very vigorous
Mode of Trek: Camping
Start in: Kathmandu
Ends in: Kathmandu
Accommodation: Hotel and camping
Travel: Flights
Maximum altitude: 6856m
Best Time: Spring in April-May and October Fall – November
OUTLINE ITINERARY
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1520m) – Check-in to hotel.
Day 02-03: In Kathmandu
Day 04: Fly to Lukla (2842mm). Way to Phakding (2610m)
Day 05: Trek to Namche (3444m)
Day 06: In Namche
Day 07: Trek to Pangcoche (3989m)
Day 08: In Pangboche
Day 09-12: Trek to Base Camp (4600m)
Day 13: Base Camp – Advanced Base Camp (5400m) – Base Camp
Day 14: Advanced Base Camp (5400m)
Day 15: Advance Base Camp – Camp 1 (5800m) – Advance Base Camp
Day 16: Advance Base Camp to Camp 1 (5800m)
Day 17: Camp 1 – Camp 2 (6000m) – Camp 1
Day 18: Camp 2 (6000m)
Day 19: Return to Camp Base
Day 20: Camp 2
Day 21: Camp 3 (6300m)
Day 22: Ammadablam Summit (6856m) and back to camp 3
Day 23: Camp 1
Day 24: Base Camp
Day 25: Pangboche
Day 26: Namche
Day 27: Lukla
Day 28: Flight to Kathmandu
Day 29: In Kathmandu
Dau 30: Departure from Kathmandu
PRICE
1. EXPEDITION TO PRIVATE (BASE CAMP PERMIT AND PRIVATE)
Group size
2 people
3 people
4 people
5 person
6 people
7 people
Cost per person USD
$ 6,500
$ 5,100
$ 4,800
$ 4,400
$ 4,200
$ 4,000
Single supplement
$ 300
PRICE INCLUDES:
Accommodation in 3 star hotels in Kathmandu with breakfast room for 5 nights
Trekking & Expeditions Private Group licenses, fees billed (payment) and the National Park entries
Service of a liaison officer
Full service on board during the trek and base camp support team of sherpas and porters.
indoor air fare (Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu), with rate airport up to 20 kg of luggage in total
All airport transfers,
Base Camp Cook and kitchen boy grant team
Local staff and secure team member
required number of potters and yaks with header
All necessary camping and cooking gear
All meals during the trek and camp base,
PRICE EXCLUDES:
International and domestic flights home, the transfer on the road, airport taxes excess baggage (Nos. 1695 = USD $ 25)
Nepal Visa fee (USD 25 USD 15 days, 30 days $ 40, 100 days USD $ 90 available at the door)
Domestic flight excess baggage (U.S. $ 4 per kilo KTM – BC – KTM in each direction)
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu (it would be a shame to limit your options!)
Sherpa high altitude climbing Sherpa and personal
Personal equipment, gear and clothing,
Personal expenses such as gifts, phone calls, laundry and drinks (including alcohol),
personal travel insurance (REQUIRED)
Medical evacuation cost, extra accommodation or any other charges related to early departure, change of itinerary or the failure of the group due to illness or otherwise. The cost may be necessary that you have paid when and may be able to be claimed back from your travel insurance company
All meals and cooking equipment on climb
Group climbing equipment, ropes fixed medical kit
Sleeping bag and down jacket rental
Summit shared or personal bonuses Sherpa ($ 500/Sherpa)
Tips crew
Allocation of $ 100-200 generally not sherpa crew
Allocation of $ 150-300 by Sherpas
2. FOR SEMI Private expedition (PERMIT SHARING AND BASE CAMP CLOSED)
Group size
2 people
3 people
4 person
Cost per person USD
$ 4,600
$ 4,400
$ 4,200
Single supplement
$ 300
PRICE INCLUDES
Accommodation in 3 star hotels in Kathmandu double room with breakfast for 5 nights
Join Expedition Group peak of royalties (taxes) and a link service
Trekking permits and national park entry fees,
Full service on board during the trekking and camping base of private support crew and Sherpa porters.
domestic airfare (Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu) with airport tax of up to 20 kg of baggage in total
All airport transfers,
Base Camp and the boy Cook Kitchen equipment compensation
Local staff and safe team member
required number of potters and yaks with header
All necessary camping and cooking gear
All meals during the trek and base camp
Price does not include
International and domestic flights home, the transfer on the road, airport taxes, excess baggage (Nos. 1695 = USD $ 25)
Nepal Visa fee (USD 25 USD 15 days, 30 days $ 40, 100 days USD $ 90 available at the door)
Domestic flight Excess Baggage (USD $ 4 per kilo KTM – BC – KTM in each direction)
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu (it would be a shame to limit your options!)
At high altitudes Sherpa Climbing Sherpa and personal
Personal equipment, gear and clothing,
Personal expenses such as gifts, phone calls, laundry and beverages (including alcohol),
personal travel insurance (REQUIRED)
Medical evacuation costs, extra accommodation or any other fees associated with the early exit, change of itinerary or the failure of the group due to illness or otherwise. The cost may be necessary that you have paid at the time and may be able to claim back your travel insurance company
All meals and cooking equipment rising
Group climbing equipment, fixed ropes and kit doctor
Sleeping bag and jacket to rent
Summit shared or personal bonuses Sherpa ($ 500/Sherpa)
Tips for crew
$ 100-200 allowance for general non-sherpa crew
Grant $ 150-300 for the Sherpas
3. EXPEDITION IN JOIN (JOIN AND LEAVE BASE CAMP CLOSED)
Cost per person USD
$ 4,350
Single supplement
$ 300
EL PRICE INCLUDES
Accommodation in 3 star hotels in Kathmandu double room with breakfast for 5 nights
Join Group Trekking & Expeditions licenses, fees billed (payment) and entry fees of the National Park Service and a liaison officer
Join group meals in trekking and camping base of support for crew members and Sherpa porters.
domestic airfare (Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu) and airport tax of up to 20 kg of luggage in total
All airport transfers,
Base Camp Cook and kitchen boy grant team
Staff and member of the local insurance
required number of potters yaks and letterhead,
All necessary camping and cooking gear
All meals during the trek and base camp
PRICE EXCLUDES
International and domestic flights home, the transfer on the road, airport taxes, excess baggage (Nos. 1695 = USD $ 25)
Nepal Visa fee (USD 25 USD 15 days, 30 days $ 40, 100 days USD $ 90 available at the door)
Domestic flight excess baggage (USD $ 4 KTM kilo – BC – KTM in each direction)
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu (it would be a shame to limit your options!)
Sherpa high altitude climbing Sherpa and personal
Personal equipment, gear and clothing,
Personal expenses such as gifts, phone calls, laundry and drinks (including alcohol),
personal travel insurance (REQUIRED)
Medical evacuation costs, extra accommodation or any other charges related to the early departure, change itinerary or the failure of the group due to illness or otherwise. The cost may be necessary that you have paid at the time and may be able to be claimed back from your Travel insurance company
All meals and cooking equipment on climb
Group climbing equipment, fixed ropes and medical kit
Bag sleeping car and down jacket (USD $ 4 per day each)
Summit shared or personal bonuses Sherpa ($ 500/Sherpa)
Tips for crew
$ 100-200 allowance for general non-sherpa crew
Allocation of $ 150-300 by Sherpas
ADDITIONAL SERVICES
- High altitude climbing Sherpa Sherpa USD $ 2,550 for
Costs include:
Air fare and airport tax
Insurance
Daily wages
Team compensation
Costs exclude:
Summit premiums
Councils
Remove the premium
High food
- Base Camp kitchen staff and Chico USD $ 1800 per staff
Cost includes:
Air fare and airport tax
Insurance
Daily wages
Team compensation
Costs exclude:
Councils
- Communication
Two Way Radio USD $ 250 per issue
Base Station Expedition USD $ 250
Sat Phone USD $ 250 for the Promulgation and call to $ 4 per minute
- Safety Equipment
Gamow Bag USD $ 10 day
Medical oxygen USD $ 8 per day
- Helicopter Chatter
By letter of hours USD $ 1,850
Sector hours Block passenger flight capacity
Kathmandu – Namche 2.50 hours 4-5 persons
Kathmandu – Pangboche 2.75 hours 4-5 persons
Namche – BC – 45 Namche min 2 people
Pangboche – BC – 30 minutes 2 people Pangboche
SHIPPING DETAILS>
Equipment supplied
We provide all equipment necessary to Base Camp except sleeping bag, personal gear and clothing. By climbing above the base camp, we provide equipment group as tents, ropes, bars Snow, ice screws, etc. Customers are required to have their own set of personal equipment such as rubber boots, phases in crampons, climbing harness, ice ax, climbing helmet, Thermarest, Carabinars, etc.
A detailed list of recommended items will be sent to you upon confirmation of your reservation. Despite the offer lightweight Stores to increase, customers may bring their own if you want assured themselves of their best satisfaction of their own items to rise.
Although the classification of his team for an expedition of this type, the key considerations should be to heat and weight. Is expected to be very cold, sometimes for the issue and you should have full expedition clothing and an expedition sleeping bag. Since you will your personal computer, plus a share of the group equipment during the ascent, you are also required to ensure that it will minimize the weight of their equipment that forms possible.
Group size, Leader and support for the crew … .. We are hoping that the minimum group size of this issue is 3 clients and is expandable up to 7 guests as the situation. This is not a guided climbing and all participants are expected to increase their own strength. However, reasonable Sherpa support will be organized to set the strings and some cargo ferry.
Eating … Our Sherpa crew will .. responsible for food arrangements to the base camp, and could have a kitchen set to High Camp, depending on the condition. To rise above the field Base, customers must bring their own high-calorie food, fuel and cooking utensils. We can supply soups, noodles, tea, coffee, sugar, etc from the main kitchen, if necessary for climbing.
Confirmation and payment ….. As soon as you decide to join the expedition, will be asked to fill out a reservation form provided by us and send it to us by the media before with a deposit of U.S. $ 500 through bank transfer to our account No. As mentioned in the booking form. 50% of the total payment is required to be paid at least three months prior to departure and the rest can be resolved after his arrival in Kathmandu.
Sure … .. The cost of travel insurance is built within prices, along with Nepalese Sherpas and crew.
Kathmandu Hotel … 5 nights accommodation at the hotel are included in the cost.
In the case of his early arrival of the shipment for any reason, not be subject to offset their costs of hotel bills Expedition.
Policy Cancellation … .. The initial deposit of U.S. $ 500 from the exercise of the reserve your place is not refundable if cancellation notice is received before three months of departure. 50% of the total amount paid is refundable if cancellation is made one month before departure. No refunds for cancellations received after then.
NOTE: This itinerary is designed to be a guideline only. We will do our best to comply to the extent as possible, but unforeseen events may force changes to be made at the last minute. Be prepared to be flexible if necessary.
> DETAILED ITINERARY
DAY 01 ARRIVAL IN KATHMANDU (1,520 m)
After arrival we will be met and transferred to our Hotel. Kathmandu is a strange mixture of Tibetan Buddhism, Hinduism and Western influence. There are many attractions and tours can be arranged with a guide accompanying (optional) or perhaps you can explore the surroundings on your own.
DAY 02 KATHMANDU
In his free time in Kathmandu. Although the guidelines address the procedures for issuing, you will be able to explore this fascinating medieval city, crowded bazaars, Hindu temples and Buddhist shrines. It is a wonderful blend of ancient architecture, colonial and modern.
DAY 03 KATHMANDU
Free day in Kathmandu .. This day Kathmandu is an opportunity to hire any piece of material that has no mountains.
FLIGHT DAY 04 Lukla and trekking FOR 2800 to Phakding
The 40-minute flight from Kathmandu to Lukla is one of the world's most spectacular flights. The sixteen sitting Twin Otter, leads us to the east in the heart of the Sherpas, giving us stunning views of mountain peaks of the Khumbu region, including Mt. Everest and Ama Dablam seductive. The aircraft landing at Lukla air in small bands to put in simple words is – is going to be exciting loco – chills up the spine!
No, soon after the landing, which is to confront the famous walking track to the north and south and descends to the river to 2652 m. Continuing further Phakding through forests Chumda attractive fir and set our camp for the night (a walk of about five hours).
DAY 05 Trek to Namche Bazaar.
After an early breakfast, we started climbing the steep hill towards Namche Bazaar. If the sky is clear you can see the glorious mountains. Everest the highest mountain the world and Lhotse. Let's get to Namche after about six hours. It is a prosperous and largest city in the Khumbu region inhabited by the Sherpas, who are seems all the Tibetan people and cultures also looks the same. The city is vibrant, well-stocked with many shops, typical restaurants and hotels, as a whole everything looks wonderful, with stunning views of the closure of the snow-capped mountains everywhere. Some of us probably would face little problem in Namche is breathing as 3445 meters over sea level. Therefore, we will spend two nights here for acclimatization.
DAY 06 Rest day in Namche Bazar.
DAY 07 TREK 3863 m. A Thyangboche
It is hardly morning we have the fantastic view of Mt. Ama Dablam and other mountain ranges all around us. We continue trekking north-east along the side of the river Dudh Koshi. The road descends through the moss and forest rhododendron at the edge of the main river in the same river to Phungithanga. After crossing the Dudh Koshi River on a bridge at this point, the main path up a hill to the top Thyangboche chair. Thyangboche monastery is more relevant to the Khumbu region. Old (first original one) Thyangboche monastery was destroyed by an accidental fire in 1989. The main village lies at the base of Mt. Kangtaiga and the spur of the ridge top we have excellent views of the major mountain peaks, including – Mt Everest, Lhotse and Ama Dablam. We settled for the night camping near the monastery. (Walking involves six hours).
TREK DAY 08 to the base camp.
2-3 hours trekking through the valley towards Everest Base Camp, our main runway turning right then to continue on the next valley and up to base camp at an altitude of 4570 meters. We camped along the great place from which most Climbing routes are visible. The environment will, of course, nice, cool serenity. The porters will be busy then, with the load for the next two weeks time. The remaining staff included in the Base Camp – a staff of Cook, Sirdar, others, and the Liaison Officer.
09 DAY RISE TO 24 MT. Ama Dablam.
We must understand and be flexible over time, as it would be possible to comply with our daily schedule exactly on the rise period due to unpredictable weather conditions on the mountain. Overall, the group will work out in the mountains. The core team will be divided into groups – group climbing and the task group. The groups – while the group 'A' is studying the route and fixing ropes of another group "B" will need to carry loads to higher camps. The description of the route is such that operation, the expedition team (led by Ray Delaney), who have climbed the mountain. Ama Dablam in the year 1990 …
— From the Base Camp route passes through the grassy ridge heading east to a broad saddle. From this point we can see the La Mingbo (step height). Now head north to the rocky ground after climbing through the rocks to a song, a site for Camp I at an altitude of 5705 meters. Here, there are platforms 5-6 suitable natural to assemble tents.
From Camp I — a rock bowl Cruz (tricky if snow covered) until, two fingers below rock, then move on to the ridge proper. ridge climbing rock climbing involves the severe standard steps of VS (U.S. 5.6) Camp II is located in the yellow top of a tower, which gives one of the most pitches in the climb to VS VS / Hard (5.8).
From Camp II — skirt a cliff of red rock in the East and follow a track line in a gray tower. Walking toward the ramp (a danger of falling rocks) and up to an amphitheater. Continue a wide gully formed between the tower lower gray rock buttress and climb a snowy slope to 'cave' at the beginning of the crest of mushrooms. Santa Follow the crest of mushrooms to a crack in the upper panel, a fantastic site. Climb the snow and ice slope to the right of the face, then follow mixed terrain at the top of the highest in the hanging glacier. A ridge of ice now leads in a wonderful position for the summit. We have the glorious – great views!
DAY 25 TREK TO 27 RETREAT to Lukla.
Overnight camp.
DAY 28 Fly back to Kathmandu.
Transfer to hotel. Time to relax.
DAY 29 Kathmandu
Free day in Kathmandu
DAY 30 Departure
Transfer to the airport to leave Travel to Kathmandu.
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