Recommended by 99% of travelers Group Size
Min 1 Max -112
Duration
12 Days
Grade
Designed for active individuals, these trips involve moderate physical activity, typically including multi-day treks with daily walks of 4-6 hours on varied terrain. Expect gradual altitude gains but no technical challenges. Suitable for those with a basic fitness level. Perfect setting of introduction to trekking in Nepal. Expect ups and downs as well for there will be hills to climb as well and the well-known ‘Nepali flat’ – a little bit up and a little bit down.
Max. Altitude
4,600m/15,088ft
Activity
Family Holidays
Meals Included
In Kathmandu, breakfast is included at the hotel, and during the trek, all meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) are provided
Accomodation
Stay in hotels while in the city and in lodges during the trek
Best Season
Mar-May, Sep-Dec
Must-See Highlights of Ama Dablam Base Camp Trek
- Magnificent view of the snow-capped peak of Mount Ama Dablam (6,856m) and other eight-thousander peaks, including Everest (8,848m), Lhotse (8,498m), and Makalu (8,485m).
- Stand at one of the iconic Base Camps of Ama Dablam (4,600m).
- Pass through the UNESCO Heritage Site, Sagarmatha National Park, while observing various flora and fauna.
- Visit the spiritual hub, Tengboche monastery, and understand the unique culture of Sherpas.
- Witness yak carrying loads to the higher region along with other wildlife sightseeing.
- Experience the authentic way of living in tea houses along the trek, along with experiencing warm hospitality.
- Walk through a stunning forested area of rhododendrons and pines.
- Appeal to your eye with incredible golden hour views over the towering mountain peaks.
Ama Dablam Base Camp Trek Itinerary
Arrival in Kathmandu
Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Nepal. After completing your visa formalities and collecting your luggage, please proceed to the exit of the arrival hall. Your trip leader will be waiting just outside with a Highland Expeditions placard and will escort you to your hotel in Kathmandu.
Upon arrival at the hotel, enjoy a welcome drink and take some time to refresh. There will be a trek briefing at 5:00 PM today, so please make sure you arrive at the hotel before this time. Your trek leader will go through the itinerary, important preparations, and everything you need to know for your trek.
After the briefing, take some time to relax or explore the surrounding streets and get familiar with Kathmandu.
Meals:
Welcome Dinner
Accommodation:
Hotel
Max Elevation:
1,350m/44,30ft
Fly to Lukla and trek to Phakding
The flight to Lukla takes around 20 to 35 minutes, depending on the operating airport and conditions. The STOL aircraft offers spectacular views of the eastern Himalayas, with the best mountain views generally from the left side of the aircraft.
Lukla Airport was built in the 1960s with the support of Sir Edmund Hillary and the local Sherpa community. On arrival, we meet our trekking crew and begin our trek through the Dudh Koshi Valley. We follow a well-marked trail through mountain villages, forests, and along the river before reaching Phakding, where we spend the night.
The flight and first day on the trail offer an exciting introduction to the Everest region, with much more impressive Himalayan scenery still to come. Overall elevation gain from the previous night: 1,250m / 4,100ft.
Meals:
Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation:
Teahouse / Lodge
Distance:
9km/5.6miles
Duration:
4 hrs
Max Elevation:
2,800m/9,184ft
O/N Elevation:
2,600m/8,531ft
Trek to Namche Bazar
From Phakding, we crisscross the river on high, airy suspension bridges. Ahead of Monjo is the entry to the Sagarmatha National Park, which is planned to look after and preserve the fragile mountain environment. We then do a sharp hike to Namche. If it’s a lovely weather day, we get the first glimpse of Mount Everest along the way. Namche is the main commercial hub in the Khumbu. It has an active Saturday market – a meeting place for the Hindu traders from the lowlands and the Tibetan yak caravans that have come through the glaciated Nangpa La. This is an ideal mountain town to bunk out for the night and for good acclimatization.
Meals:
Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation:
Teahouse / Lodge
Distance:
12km/7.45miles
Duration:
6-7 hrs
Max Elevation:
3,450m/11,319ft
O/N Elevation:
3,450m/11,319ft
Trek to Kyanjuma
After breakfast, hike to the famous Hotel Everest View, enjoying panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Thamserku, and the surrounding Himalayan peaks. After taking in the spectacular scenery, continue to the traditional Sherpa villages of Khumjung and Kunde, where you can explore the local communities and enjoy lunch. After lunch, trek through scenic mountain trails and rhododendron forests towards Kyanjuma. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and beautiful Himalayan views before settling in for the night. Overnight in Kyanjuma.
Meals:
Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation:
Teahouse / Lodge
Distance:
5.5km/3.5miles
Duration:
6-7 hrs
Max Elevation:
3,962m/13,000ft
O/N Elevation:
3,550m/11,645ft
Trek to Pangboche
After enjoying a hot breakfast, we start out for Pangboche, enjoying fabulous views of Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and an up-front view of Thamserku. Our trek gradually trails with ups and downs, overlooking brilliant views of the awesome Himalayas. Following a scenic trail through rhododendron and pine forests. The trail descends to Phunki Tenga before climbing steadily towards Tengboche, home to the famous Tengboche Monastery. After visiting the monastery and enjoying spectacular views of Ama Dablam, Everest, Lhotse, and other Himalayan peaks, continue downhill through Deboche before following the trail towards Pangboche. Pangboche is one of the oldest Sherpa settlements in the Khumbu and offers magnificent views of Ama Dablam.
Meals:
Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation:
Teahouse / Lodge
Distance:
9km/5.6miles
Duration:
6 hrs
Max Elevation:
3,985m/13,075ft
O/N Elevation:
3,985m/13,075ft
Trek to Mingbo
Trek from Pangboche towards Mingbo, following a quieter trail away from the main Everest Base Camp route. The trail winds through alpine landscapes with spectacular views of Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Island Peak, and the surrounding peaks. As you gain altitude, the scenery becomes more rugged and remote, offering a peaceful Himalayan trekking experience. Continue to Mingbo, a small settlement surrounded by impressive mountain scenery, and settle in for the evening.
Meals:
Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation:
Teahouse / Lodge
Distance:
5km/3.1miles
Duration:
4-5 hrs
Max Elevation:
4,520m/14,826ft
O/N Elevation:
4,520m/14,826ft
Trek to Ama Dablam Base Camp and trek back to Pangboche
Today, we trek towards Ama Dablam Base Camp, climbing gradually through the rugged alpine landscape to a high crest in the sheltered valley. Ama Dablam is one of the Himalayas’ most iconic peaks and a popular destination for climbing expeditions, so you may see climbers and expedition teams preparing for their summit attempts at base camp. The mountain’s distinctive shape carries deep meaning in Sherpa culture. Its long ridges resemble the protective arms of a mother, while the hanging glacier represents the dablam, the traditional double-pendant worn by Sherpa women and believed to symbolize protection.
After spending time exploring the base camp and enjoying the spectacular mountain surroundings, we descend towards Pangboche in the afternoon. The trail has several ups and downs and crosses the Imja Khola once more on a steel suspension bridge before joining the main trail to Pangboche.
Meals:
Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation:
Teahouse / Lodge
Distance:
5km/3.1miles
Duration:
6 hrs
Max Elevation:
4,600m/15,090ft
O/N Elevation:
3,985m/13,075ft
Trek back to Namche
After breakfast, we say our byes to Pangboche and descend steeply through beautiful juniper, rhododendron, and fir forests to Phunkithanga. After a welcome break and perhaps a cup of tea, we cross the Dudh Kosi and ascend to Trashinga. From here, the trail contours high above the valley through Shanasa, and it’s then a gradual walk to Namche Bazaar.
Meals:
Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation:
Teahouse / Lodge
Distance:
15km/9.3miles
Duration:
6-7 hrs
Max Elevation:
3,450m/11,319ft
O/N Elevation:
3,450m/11,319ft
Trek to Lukla
Today marks the journey’s final stretch to Ama Dablam Base Camp Trek, so make sure to enjoy the day fully. After finishing a warm morning meal at Namche, you’ll descend towards Lukla. Today’s trek will be quite long and mostly downhill via the trail you hit earlier while making your way towards Ama Dablam Base Camp. Passing through several Sherpa villages and mani walls, you’ll get to the Sagarmatha National Park entrance point, where you’ll check out. A 6-7 hour walk from Namche takes you to Lukla, covering 17.9km.
Meals:
Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner
Accommodation:
Teahouse / Lodge
Distance:
18 km/11.2 miles
Duration:
6-7 hrs
Max Elevation:
3,450m/11,319ft
O/N Elevation:
2,800m/9187ft
Fly back to Kathmandu or Ramechap and drive to Kathmandu
After an early breakfast, you’ll head to Lukla airport for your flight out of the mountains. Depending on seasonal flight operations and weather conditions, you’ll either fly directly to Kathmandu or to Ramechhap. If flying to Ramechhap, a vehicle will be waiting for the drive back to Kathmandu, which takes about 5 hours. After arriving at Kathmandu, check in to your hotel, and the rest of the day is free to relax, enjoy a hot shower, or explore more of Kathmandu at your own pace.
Meals:
Breakfast
Accommodation:
Hotel
Max Elevation:
2,800m/9187ft
O/N Elevation:
1,350m/4,430ft
In Kathmandu
A free day in Kathmandu to rest, explore, and shop. There are no activities scheduled for today. This day also serves as a contingency day in case of any delays with the flights. If you would like to do any sightseeing today, please reach out to us, and we can assist you with arranging sightseeing tours around Kathmandu.
Meals:
Breakfast
Accommodation:
Hotel
Max Elevation:
1,350m/4,430ft
International departure
Thank you for joining us on this trek. It has been a pleasure getting to know you. We hope this venture has enriched your experience with happy memories. Keep in touch, and we hope to hear from you soon. Bon voyage for a safe and pleasant trip home.
Meals:
Breakfast
Itinerary Disclaimer: Your safety is of imperative concern while traveling with Highland Expeditions. Please take care to note that your leader has the authority to amend or cancel any part of the itinerary if it is deemed necessary due to your safety concerns. Every effort will be made to keep to the above itinerary; however, since this adventure entails traveling in remote mountainous regions, we cannot guarantee that we will not deviate from it. The weather or health condition of a group member, unexpected natural disasters, etc., can all contribute to changes in the itinerary. The trek leader will try to ensure that the trip runs according to plan, but please be prepared to be flexible if required.
Lukla Flight: Plane flights in Nepal, especially those to Lukla, are generally dependent on weather conditions. These flights operate under Visual Flight Rules (VFR), which require clear weather. If the weather is poor, all flights for the day will be canceled. In the event of a flight cancellation, we will try to arrange a helicopter flight, as helicopters can sometimes operate in conditions where planes cannot. However, you will be responsible for the additional costs, which can range from $300 to $500 or more, depending on factors such as the number of people sharing the flight, availability, and demand. This extra amount is after crediting your plane fare. If delays continue for several days and neither a helicopter nor a plane flight is an option, we will collectively decide how to proceed. This is particularly important if delays occur before the trek, as the original itinerary may no longer be feasible. Your guide will assist you throughout this process, and we expect your understanding and cooperation. Therefore, it is important to include contingency days in Kathmandu after the trek to account for potential delays. If there are no cancellations and flights operate as scheduled, you can use the extra days for sightseeing in and around the Kathmandu Valley.
Ama Dablam Base Camp Trek Departures
Our trips are available as both group departures and private experiences.
If you’re looking to join a group, simply click the Dates & Prices tab to view available dates, pricing, and current availability. The trip prices may increase or decrease based on availability and demand. All group departures are guaranteed to run once a booking is confirmed. If you prefer a private trip with your friends, family, or colleagues, visit the Private Trips tab and fill out the contact form. We’ll tailor the trip to your preferred dates and accommodate any special requests you may have.
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Cost Inclusion
- All meals (B, L, D) on OPEN/CHOICE Menu whilst on trek with tea & coffee.
- Twin sharing accommodation at Kathmandu guest house or similar category for 3 nights with breakfast.
- Accommodation at clean and cozy teahouses/lodges on trek.
- All required permits for the trek (TIMS Card and National Park fee).
- Internal flights (KTM-LUA-KTM).
- Experienced local trek leader with a 1:4 assistant guide-to-client ratio.
- 1 porter for every two trekkers (Max 25 kg) per porter)
- Kathmandu airport transfers and escorts. (International and domestic)
- Comprehensive first aid kit
- Duffel bag, Sleeping bag with liner, and Down Jacket (Sleeping bag and down jacket must be returned after completion of trek).
- Staff insurance and allowances.
- Trek completion certificate
Cost Exclusion
- International airfare
- Nepal Visa
- Personal Travel insurance.
- Meals in Kathmandu.
- Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu or on trek for any reason (Early arrival or delay, Early arrival from trek due to any reason).
- Personal expenses.
- Gratuities for staff.
Ama Dablam Base Camp Trek Cost
The Ama Dablam Base Camp trek costs USD 1,699 per person. This covers most of the expenses required for the trek, making it one of the most budget-friendly packages for the Everest region. The cost covers every logistical detail, including accommodation and meals throughout the trek, Lukla airfare, airport transfers, a guide, and porter service. Likewise, trekkers will also get sleeping bags, jackets, and duffel bags at the same cost, reducing the cost of purchasing equipment.
However, if you are in a large group, feel free to contact us for group discounts and availability. Highland Expedition offers exclusive group discounts for large-group trekkers. Still, we provide a private trip with a fully customizable option as per travellers’ preference, but that would cost more, affecting the overall cost of the trip.
Furthermore, the duration of the trip, chosen accommodation facility, level of preferred luxury, and customization of the trip also affect the cost of the Ama Dablam Base Camp Trek. Likewise, the season you travel, whether you hire a guide and porter, and your chosen mode of transportation also vary the overall price of the trek to Ama Dablam.
Sustainable practices on Amadablam Base Camp Trek
Waste Reduction and Management
Trekkers must manage waste to prevent environmental concerns on the Ama Dablam Base Camp journey. One way to do this is to carry a reusable water bottle instead of buying bottled water. Likewise, trekkers are recommended to use eco-friendly items, including biodegradable soap and other toiletries.
Use of Sustainable Energy
Trekkers on the way to the Ama Dablam trek should choose sustainable energy to reduce environmental degradation. This practice includes choosing tea houses with solar power instead of using wood-burning for cooking and heating as much as possible. The practices help to reduce deforestation and harm to natural habitats.
Proper Waste disposal and management
Trekkers should manage and dispose of their waste in an area where the natural environment won’t be harmed. One measure is not to wash hands with soap directly on rivers or water resources but instead use biodegradable soap at least 50 meters away. In addition, trekkers are requested to carry all trash and dispose of it in a designated area.
Conservation of Wildlife
Conserving wildlife is also a method of protecting the environment on the journey to Ama Dablam. To do so, trekkers should maintain a safe distance from wildlife and not disturb them. Likewise, they should keep noise levels low to prevent scaring animals within the conservation area. Additionally, trekkers should not make fires in sensitive areas and should follow the conservation area’s rules.
History and Location of Ama Dablam
Ama Dablam is one of the prominent peaks of the Khumbu Valley, located in the Eastern Himalayas of Koshi Province. The mountain lies within the Sagaramtha National Park at latitude of 27.8615° N and longitude of 86.8619° E. In the Everest region of Nepal, Mount Ama Dablam lies near the iconic peaks of Everest and Lhotse. Similarly, the main peak of Ama Dablam is 6,812m/ 22,349 ft high. In contrast, the lower western peak has a height of 6,170m/ 20,243 ft. Moreover, the peak lies 152 km northeast of Kathmandu and 162 km north of the provincial capital of Biratnagar.
Mount Ama Dablam has a rich history dating back to the 1960s when it was first ascended by Mike Gill (NZ), Barry Bishop (US), Mike Ward (UK), and Wally Romanes (NZ) via the southwest ridge. In addition to its ascend history, the peak has a rich history due to its cultural significance. The mountain’s name symbolizes the mother (Ama) and sacred jewelry worn by Sherpa Women (Dablam), making it revered by Sherpas for a long time.
Ama Dablam Trek vs Everest Base Camp Trek
Ama Dablam Trek and Everest Base Camp Trek are both iconic and well-known trekking destinations in Khumbu Valley. Although both locations lie within the Sagarmatha National Park of Solukhumbu district, they offer different levels of challenges, scenery, and overall experience. Here is the comparison table for Ama Dablam vs. Everest Base Camp Trek:
| Feature | Ama Dablam Trek | Everest Base Camp Trek |
| Difficulty Level | Moderate | Challenging |
| Trip Duration | 9-11 days | 12-14 days |
| Maximum Elevation | 4,570m at Ama Dablam Base Camp | 5,644m at Kalapatthar |
| Scenery and Views | Close-up view of Mount Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Island Peak | Close-up view of Mount Everest, Nuptse, and Cho Oyu |
| Crowd Level | Less crowded | More crowd due to more popularity |
| Ideal For | Those wanting short and less crowded trek | Trekkers wishing to get to the base of the world’s highest peak |
| Altitude sickness risk | Lower | Higher |
| Trekking Terrain | Forested trails, alpine meadows, rocky ridges | Varied landscapes from forest, suspension bridge, glacial moraines, and high-altitude terrain |
| Level of Adventure | Easy to moderate | Moderate to High |
Starting and ending point of Ama Dablam Trek
The starting and ending points of the Ama Dablam Trek are Lukla. However, the starting and ending points vary depending on the chosen itinerary and route. The most common path to Ama Dablam Base Camp begins with a 45-minute flight to Tenzing Hillary Airport of Lukla. From Lukla, the trail goes above Phakding, Namche Bazaar, Kyanjuma, and Pangboche to the journey’s ultimate destination, Ama Dablam Base Camp. Then, the trek returns through the same trail and ends with a flight back to Kathmandu from Lukla.
However, if trekkers choose an itinerary that passes through Salleri/ Phaplu, the starting and ending points of the Ama Dablam Trek will be Salleri or Phaplu. From Salleri, the trek starts via Thamdanda and Puiyan and gets to Phakding on the third day. The trail from Phakding is the same, passing through Namche, Kyanjuma, Phangboche, and Ama Dablam Base Camp, and it returns through the same trail. Moreover, the route ends with a drive from Salleri to Kathmandu.
Transportation options during the Ama Dablam Trek
Getting to the starting point of the Ama Dablam Trek is essential. So, what are the transportation options during the Ama Dablam Trek? The options include airway and ground transportation. Generally, Lukla is the starting point of the Ama Dablam Trek, which is accessible only by air, making it one of the most common and convenient options. Moreover, the flight to Lukla operates from domestic airports in Kathmandu during the low season and the Manthali airport of Ramechhap during the high season.
Furthermore, trekkers who want to experience more than the usual flight to Lukla can choose ground transportation. However, the option is quite long and involves walking for a longer day. The overland travel includes a drive from Kathmandu to Salleri or Surke, followed by a trek to Lukla. It takes 12-16 hours by jeep, depending on whether you drive to Salleri or Surke. It takes 2 days of driving to get to the walking point and, from there, 1 additional day of walking to connect with the main route to Ama Dablam Base Camp. Moreover, the helicopter option is also available from Kathmandu at the start and the end returning to Kathmandu.
How often do I need to train for the Ama Dablam Trek?
Training is paramount for a high-altitude trek like the Ama Dablam Base Camp Trek. But how often do you need to train yourself? You must start your training 3-5 months before the trip. The trek to Ama Dablam Base Camp is a moderately challenging trip with high altitude, steep ascents, and long trekking days, demanding good physical fitness, which is possible only through training beforehand. Here is the general training plan that helps trekkers prepare themselves while going for the Ama Dablam trek:
Cardiosvascular Training
- Involve in activities like running, hiking, cycling, and stair climbing.
- Include in 4-5 days per week.
- The duration should be 50-80 minutes per session.
- Its benefit is that it helps to build endurance for longer trekking days.
Strength Training
- Involve activities like squats, lunges, step-ups, planks, sit-ups, and push-ups.
- Include the activity 3-4 days per week.
- Its benefit is that it allows you to carry a backpack and maintain stability.
Hiking Practice
- Do long hikes of 4-6 hours with a weighted backpack.
- Include it once a week.
When is the Best Season?
Spring, from March to May, and Autumn, from September to December, are the best seasons for the Ama Dablam trek. Spring is the time of nature’s awakening that comes after a harsh winter. The pleasant weather, the blossoming of rhododendrons, clear skies, and cultural celebrations are the highlights of trekking in Spring. Thus, the pleasant weather with mild temperatures and excellent visibility makes it ideal for hiking in Ama Dablam in Spring.
Autumn is another good season for Ama Dablam, which is also known as the peak season. The season has a warm and comfortable temperature with stunning scenery free of dust due to recent rainfall. Likewise, the post-monsoon brings a clear view of the skies, offering an ideal view of the Everest region’s mountain peaks. Moreover, the dry trails during the season make it the perfect time for trekking in Ama Dablam.
What are the food and accommodation arrangements?
Your accommodation throughout the Amadablam Base Camp Trip and meals during the trek are all included. In Kathmandu, your accommodation will be at Kathmandu Guest House located in Thamel, on double/twin sharing, and breakfast will be included in the hotel. Once on the trek, your accommodation will be at teahouses/lodges on twin sharing, and the lodges also cater to your meals. Breakfast and Dinner will be at the lodges you stay at, and lunch will be along the way.
The lodges are clean, cosy, and comfortable. The menus vary, ranging from traditional Nepalese food to Tibetan/Sherpa dishes.
Notes
Equipment list for Ama Dablam Base Camp Trek
Headwear
- Sunhat: A wide-brim hat or any style cap that protects you from strong UV
- Warm hat: A wool hat or similar that should cover the head & ear comfortably
- Buffs X 2
- Sunglasses (High-quality, UV-blocking sunglasses with good all-around protection)
- Headlamp with spare batteries (200-300 lumens output)
Hands
- Softshell gloves X 1
- Heavyweight gloves X 1
Upper Body
- Thermal or fleece base layer top X 1
- Short Sleeve Trekking shirts X 2
- Full Sleeve trekking shirts X 2
- Soft-shell jacket/fleece jacket X 1
- Light down jacket X 1
- Hardshell jacket with a hood X 1
- Insulated Down Jacket (provided by us at request)
Lower Body
- Thermal or fleece base layer bottom X 2
- Trekking trousers/pants X 2
- Warm trekking trousers X 1
- Hardshell pants (Non-insulated and waterproof)
- Insulated down pants (optional)
Inner Wear
- 4 pairs of underwear (synthetic or wool fabrics only)
- 2 sports bras for women
Footwear
- Waterproof Hiking Boots (GoreTex and Good Tread)
- Hiking socks X 4 pairs medium to heavy (synthetic and wool)
- Liner socks X 2
- Camp shoes to wear at the teahouse
General Gear
- Daypack 30-35 litres with rain cover
- Waterproof Duffel bag (provided by us at request)
- Down Sleeping bag (-15 C rated) (provided by us too)
- One-litre capacity water bottle X 2 (Nalgene & Thermos)
- Trekking poles
- Camera with charger or spare batteries
- Personal snacks and energy bars (you can buy them during the trek too)
- Laundry bag to keep dirty clothes
- Padlock (Optional)
- Rain Poncho
- Large plastic bags to keep the clothes dry
- Extra clothes to wear in Kathmandu when you come back from the trek.
Toiletries and Hygiene
- Quick-drying towel
- Small face towel
- Toothbrush &Toothpaste
- Face mask
- Water treatment tools or tablets (Recommended: Aquatabs or Aquamira)
- Soap and Shampoo/Dry shampoo (Smaller bottle)
- Face and body moisturizer
- Sunscreen SPF50+ and Lip balm SPF 50+
- Hand sanitiser/Antiseptic wipes
- Hygiene products
- Basic first aid kit
Documents
- Passport with a visa and validity of 6 months after your trip completion
- 2 copies of passport-size photos (For general travel purposes)
- Credit cards in case of emergencies
- Driving ID or any other ID in case of loss of your passport
- Personal Travel Insurance
- Flight tickets
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