Ama Dablam

Technical Mountaineering

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Expeditions

Summit or nothing

Beyond the trail.
Into the vertical.

Trekking peaks and technical routes for those who want more than a base camp view. Every expedition is guided by certified IFMGA and NMA guides with personal summit experience on the objective.

We maintain a strict 6:1 client-to-guide ratio above 6,000 m and mandate comprehensive wilderness first aid protocols at all high camps. Safety is not a feature. It is the structure everything else hangs from.

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Signature expedition

Ama Dablam
Ama Dablam
Called the Matterhorn of the Himalaya. The southwest ridge involves a sustained technical climb through three high camps, including the famous "Dablam" seracs at 6,400 m. Arguably the most beautiful mountain in Nepal.
6,812 m
25 days
Technical

All expeditions

Mera Peak
Mera Peak
6,476 m 18 days
Nepal's highest trekking peak. The summit crater glacier rewards with a 360° view that includes five of the world's fourteen 8,000 m peaks. Non-technical ascent with crampons and rope.
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Lobuche East
Lobuche East
6,119 m 20 days
The classic companion to EBC. A short but committing technical ridge climb above the Khumbu Glacier, requiring fixed rope work and crampon technique on 50-degree ice.
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Island Peak
Island Peak
6,189 m 19 days
Imja Tse, or Island Peak — named for how it appears to float above the surrounding glacier — is the most popular entry-level mountaineering peak in the Khumbu region.
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Pisang Peak
Pisang Peak
6,091 m 21 days
Combined with the Annapurna Circuit, Pisang offers an ideal introduction to high-altitude mountaineering — straightforward snow slopes with stunning Gangapurna views from the summit.
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Chulu West
Chulu West
6,419 m 22 days
A remote and rewarding objective above the Thorong La approach in Manang. Technical rock and mixed sections above 6,000 m make this a genuine alpine route in a seldom-climbed range.
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Kwangde Ri
Kwangde Ri
6,187 m 17 days
A hidden gem above Namche Bazaar. The north ridge offers a non-technical but high-altitude route with one of the most complete Everest-Lhotse-Nuptse panoramas of any peak in the Khumbu.
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What you need

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Prior altitude
All trekking peaks require previous high-altitude trekking experience (above 5,000 m). Technical peaks require prior glacier travel and crampon use.
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Technical skills
For peaks above 6,000 m with technical grades: basic rock/ice skills, harness use, prusik knots, and confidence on fixed ropes in crampons.
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Fitness baseline
Comfortable carrying a 10–15 kg pack for 6–8 hours on consecutive days at altitude. We send a specific training plan 3 months before departure.
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Insurance
Mandatory: helicopter evacuation insurance covering the peak's maximum altitude. We can recommend providers. All guides carry satellite SOS devices.

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vertical?

Every client starts with a 20-minute call to match you with the right objective for your experience and timeline. No commitment, just clarity.

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