Ama Dablam

Lobuche Peak – 6,119m/20,076ft

EXPEDITION OVERVIEW

Highlights

  • Lobuche is the best peak to climb is located in the Everest Basecamp trekking route
  • Close up view of four eight thousand meters mountain – Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu and Makalu
  • Panoramic view of other mountains such as Pumori, Amadablam, Baruntse and several other 6000 meters peaks
  • Startup peak for beginner mountaineers before attempting other mountains above 6000 meters
  • Five-star accommodation in Kathmandu
  • Climb with support of experienced Thamserku Sherpa guides in a 3:1 ratio

Overview

Lobuche is one of the most recommended 6000 meters pea easily accessible that fall in the Everest Basecamp trekking route. Lobuche peak has two summits, the East and West summits. This program is for climbing the east summit. Lobuche is less technical, but one cannot underestimate the mountain as sometimes it can be more challenging due to instant changes in weather conditions and insufficient climbing techniques.

Manaslu – 8,163m/26,781ft

EXPEDITION OVERVIEW

Highlights 

  • Summit of Manaslu, the 8th highest mountain in the world with certification 
  • Slow and easy 9 days trek to Manaslu base camp on full board
  • An opportunity to get well acclimatized before climbing
  • Helicopter flight from Sama Gaon to Kahtmandu 
  • Benefits of 24 days logistic arrangement at base camp and rotations to Camp I, II, III & IV
  • Safe climb and descend with the assistance of an experienced climbing crew
  • A Pooja ceremony and technical climbing skill training at base camp

Overview

Manaslu (8,163) is the highest peak of the Gorkha massif and eight-highest mountains in the world. Climbing Manaslu requires more time than other 8000m Peaks in Nepal due to the long approach to reach the base camp that makes it more interesting.

The name Manaslu translated from a Sanskrit word “Manasa” which means the soul, is also known as the spirits of the mountains. After the survey in 1952, the first ascent was made by the Japanese expedition team in May 1956.

The mountain’s long ridges and valley glaciers offer feasible approaches from all directions, and it culminates in a peak that towers steeply above its surrounding landscape and is a dominant feature when seen from afar.

We climb from the Northeast route known as a normal climbing route after setting up four camps to approach to the summit. The climb from Camp I to Camp II covers a few stretches of steep climbing and crevasses. After Camp II the slippery snow climbing is required to reach Camp III. A chance of avalanche is a threat on the way to camp IV. Mostly Mount Manaslu is climbed in Autumn Season as the Monsoon season is over; Snow in the mountain starts to deposit. Due to this, fixing the ropes, ladders and setting up cramps is easier. And with the service of Personal Sherpa with Full Expedition Services, you are one step closer on achieving your Manaslu Summit Dream. However, you must be physically and mentally fit despite the harsh weather condition in the mountains. And good team spirit and coordination is a Must for a successful summit.

Ama Dablam

Ama Dablam – 6,812m/22,349ft

EXPEDITION OVERVIEW

Highlights

  • Mesmerizing a panoramic views of several peaks including Everest, Makalu and Cho-Oyu from the summit
  • 7 days back and forth trek to Ama Dablam base camp on full board 
  • Benefits of 14 days logistic arrangement at base camp and rotations to Camp I & II
  • Safe climb and descend with the assistance of an experienced climbing crew
  • A Pooja ceremony and technical climbing skill training 
  • Steep climb on Yellow Tower and traversing
  • A climbing certificate of reaching the summit

Overview

Mount Ama Dablam popularly known as the ‘Matterhorn of the Himalaya’ is a beautiful mountain, located almost due south of Mt. Everest and Mt. Lhotse in the Khumbu region. It is an ice-coated steep pyramid of ice with vertical walls and sharp, exposed ridges.

Mount Ama Dablam forms a lasting impression on many trekkers in Nepal, as it is perhaps the most stunning mountain along the popular trekking route to Everest Base Camp. The first ascent of Mount Ama Dablam was made in 1961 by the New Zealand and American expeditions team via South-West Ridge.

Our expedition can also be from the south-west route, a technical climb with three camps above base camp. The ascent usually is completed in less than four weeks. The climbing on this route involves pure rock climbing on exquisite granite followed by mixed snow and rock climbing. The last section to the summit involves ice climbing followed by a long steep snow slope. After a strenuous climb, you reach the top at the elevation of 6812 meters, mesmerizing panoramic views of Mt. Everest, Makalu, Cho-Oyu and many other peaks. 

You will have the full assistance of our highly professional climbing guides who has previous experience of climbing the mountain plus they have skills and techniques to tackle every hurdle during the climb. With their support, you are one step closer to the summit.