Ama Dablam Expedition From Lukla

You will have a casual day to spend shopping, visiting the palaces, Durbar Square, Hindu temples and shrines, Buddhist stupas, or simply unwinding at the hotel while we finish up last-minute paperwork with the Nepali government. The Monkey Temple, a Buddhist temple situated on a tiny hill with panoramic views of the city, is a well-liked destination. The Pashupatinath Temple, one of the most well-known Hindu temples in Nepal and the most well-known Shiva temple in Asia.

To reach the foothills of the Himalayas, where we will start our trip into the Khumbu region, we take a flight to Lukla. Amazing aerial views, including dramatic views of terraced hills and the distant Himalayan peaks, are available from a plane. We will meet the rest of our staff and porters when we arrive in the village of Lukla, and then we will walk for about two and a half hours to Phakding. Today is our first stop in the Himalayas.

Early morning after breakfast, we started our journey to Namche. Travel through lovely towns and lush vegetation as you cross the Dudh Koshi River on suspension bridges. You must check in at the Sagarmatha National Park Entry Point in Monjo when you travel through. Before moving forward, your permits will be checked here. Continue your walk while gradually climbing through rhododendron and pine forests, occasionally catching a sight of Mt. Thamserku 6,623m. After a few hours of walking, you'll arrive at the Hillary Suspension Bridge, which Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay Sherpa named in honour of the first two climbers to reach the peak of Mount Everest. The trek to Namche takes you through picturesque landscapes, lush forests, and charming villages before reaching Namche Bazaar, the bustling Sherpa town and the gateway to the Everest region. Finally, after a challenging but rewarding trek, you'll arrive at Namche Bazaar, the Sherpa town and the commercial hub of the Khumbu region.

The phrase "Climb high, sleep low" can assist you in avoiding developing acute mountain sickness. Most hikers start to experience AMS symptoms in or around Namche. The day will be spent ascending and returning in the evening to allow for acclimatization. In Nepal, Namche Bazaar is a well-liked acclimatisation stop on the way to Mount Everest Base Camp. To help your body acclimatise to the higher altitude and lower the likelihood of getting altitude sickness, you must spend at least one acclimatisation day in Namche. On the day of acclimatization in Namche, trekkers either stay there or make a brief ascent to a higher altitude before returning to Namche to spend the night. After breakfast, set out on a day hike to a nearby higher mountain. The Everest View Hotel, which provides breathtaking views of Mount Everest- Aama Dablam-Nuptse-pumari and other peaks, is a well-known location. Your body will become more acclimated to the elevation gain with the help of acclimatization before you return to Namche for the night. After Explore Namche Bazaar on your day of rest, go to the market, and take in the beautiful views of Everest and the surrounding mountains.

Phortse is a significant landmark on the Ama Dablam Expedition. It is famous for the Khumbu Climbing Centre (KCC), which was launched in 2003. Its mission is to increase the safety margin of Nepali climbers and high altitude workers. This is an ancient and culturally important Monastery. Early in the morning, we started Trekking from Namche Bazaar to Phortse. It is also a popular route in the Everest region of Nepal. The trek offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas. Leaving Namche Bazaar, you'll trek uphill towards the Mongla Danda before following the trail to reach Phortsee. The trail goes through downwards before reaching Phortse Thanga, a small village located at the bottom of a steep hill on the bank of the river. From Phortse Thanga, you'll cross a suspension bridge and start a short climb up to Phortse

The trek to Pangboche goes through breathtaking mountain views, and the trek continues along the Dudh Kosi river. Pangboche Village is one of the best options to stay overnight during the trek. In this village, there are archtics monasteries, as well as the Lamas' musical instruments and robes. We may also witness the Lama performing a ceremony and hear chanting. And according to local people we can also see the Yeti skull inside the monastery.

The South­west Ridge is clearly visible, and the ascent along the river offers breath­tak­ing views of Ama Dablam, From Pangboche, trekkers can continue on to reach the base camp of Ama Dablam, a stunningly beautiful mountain in the Himalayas. The Ama Dablam Base Camp provides spectacular views of the mountain and the surrounding landscapes, making it a popular destination for trekkers and climbers alike. The trek from Pangboche to Ama Dablam Base Camp offers an opportunity to experience the breathtaking beauty of the Himalayas and immerse oneself in the unique Sherpa culture of the region. Our base camp will be established by our Sherpas, porters, and cooks, and we will be welcomed with warm smiles, hot tea, and a delectable lunch. Spend the remainder of the afternoon lounging in the sunshine and admiring climbers as they descend the upper snow face of the Dablam Glacier from a height on the mountain.

Spend some days at base camp and at the same time a guide will give you climbing practice and rules. Guide (Sherpa) crew will fix camp 1, camp 2 and fix & find the climbing route. We will do proper acclimatization, climbing couple of time camp 1, camp 2 etc. after prepare, check good weather condition for summit Ama Dablam and go for achieve the final goal to Summit Himlung 6814m, with stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, Makalu & Panoramic Himalayan Ranges. We will spend short quality time at the summit and descend following the same route back to base camp.

After summitng the Beautiful Amadablam we will follow the same route to the Namche Bazar. Amadablam basecamp to Pangboche trail goes to steep down and after crossing a Sunkoshi River we will reach the pangpoche. It is a small stallement of sherpa peoples. There we can see many tea houses, and architect monastery as well. After Pangpboche trail again goes to down wards around half hour, again cross Sunkoshi River bridge, trail lead to climb up to Tengboche, which passes through by Debuche. Tengboche is is very well know place in Khumbu Valley. It is known for being a big and old monastery in Khumu valley. Most of the trekkers visit this monastery during their expedition and trek to Everest Base camp. We will explore monastery sometime after that will again follow the trail which goes steep descend to phunki thanka and 3rd time crossing Sunkoshi River trail goes short steep ascent and after that trail gently goes flat till Namche bazar.

It is essential to exercise caution when navigating this rocky area because the path down is steep and rocky. The path gradually flattens out and becomes simpler to navigate when we pass the suspension bridges over the Dudh Koshi and its tributaries. When we finally reach Lukla, we can stretch our sore legs and happily reflect on the thrilling events of the last few weeks.

Today, we fly early in the morning to Kathmandu. We can recall and purchase souvenirs in Kathmandu. You can locate some great deals and the perfect path with the help of our guides! We enjoy a goodbye dinner in the evening to commemorate your ascent of Island Peak.