
Nepal - Climbing Ama Dablam
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Climbing Ama Dablam Details
What’s Included
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We provide you with all technical climbing and safety equipment. -
Experienced British and Nepalese mountain guides -
Pictures and footage from your expedition will be available to download from our Flickr account -
Accommodation -
Return airport transfers and all domestic flights -
All meals on the mountain and our own cook -
Alexander Adventures trekking t-shirt (Mountain equipment) -
Welcome dinner with Nepali culture programs. -
Thamel resort Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu with bed & breakfast basis at 3 Star Hotel. -
Experience and professional expert Nepalese / English expedition crews; 1 Base Camp guide, 1 Cook, necessary Kitchen boys, Each person 1 Tent for sleeping, Dining Tent, Tables, Chairs, Mattress, Toilet Tent, Mess Tent, Shower Tent, Kitchen tent staff and Liaison officer tent and Kitchen utensil as well as provide hot hygienic continental 3 hot meals B/L/D during the trip till Base Camp. -
Crew's equipment charge, daily wages, expedition insurance and other facility will be provided by our agency itself. -
Permit fee of Ama Dablam 6812m. Expedition, trekking permit and National Park fees. -
Per Person 30 KG. Expedition equipment's luggage or barrels is allowed on the way back to Lukla from Base Camp. (Expedition equipment's luggage or barrels carried by Porter or Yak). (Transportation of all food and climbing equipments to base camp and back.) -
UK traning day -
Access to trade deal in equpment
Prerequisite (What experience should I have)
What should I bring to the adventure?
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Running shoes or lightweight trail shoes: For travel and easy walking. -
Hiking boots: Leather with sturdy mid-sole and a Vibram sole, ½ or ¾ shank. Boots should be warm and fit well over light and heavy sock combination. Fit is much more important than brand. Take time to select a pair that fits,and break them in well. -
Sport sandals: Excellent for in and around the refuge and tented camps in the evenings. An open-toe model that can be worn with socks is best (Teva or Crocs). -
Lightweight socks: Synthetic/Wool Blend (Smartwool, Bridgedale, Patagonia) -
Medium weight socks: Synthetic/Wool Blend (Smartwool, Bridgedale). -
Gaiters: For use with light hiking boots. Short and simple gaiters are preferable, such as OR Rocky Mountain Low.
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It is very important that your clothes fit loosely and comfortably so you can layer your clothes appropriately. This is key for maintaining a comfortable body temperature. -
Comfortable travel clothes: For around the cities of Fes and Marrakesh. Dress in Morocco is typically modest and casual. -
Hiking shorts: One pair (any brand of Supplex short). Will often be worn over lightweight long underwear bottoms. -
Lightweight pants: One pair (any brand Supplex or “stretch woven” pant) -
Lightweight long underwear top: (Patagonia Capilene, REI, Mountain Equipment Co-op) -
Midweight long underwear top: Zip-T neck design is good. Light colors are better for tops because they are cooler when hiking in direct sunlight and just as warm as dark colors when worn underneath other layers (Patagonia Capilene, North Face, Mountain Hardwear) -
Lightweight long underwear bottom: Dark colors are preferable (Patagonia Capilene, REI, Mountain Equipment Co-op) -
Midweight underwear bottom: Dark colours are preferable because they do not show dirt (Patagonia Capilene, REI, Mountain Equipment Co-op) -
Short-sleeved shirts/tops: Most nylon running shirts or athletic shirts work (North Face Tek Ware, Patagonia Tech Dri, or any brand of synthetic athletic wear). -
Fleece or synthetic jacket: Polartec 100 or 200 is good. An even better alternative is a synthetic fill jacket made of Primaloft or Polarguard (Mountain Hardwear, OR, Wild Things, Moonstone, Patagonia). -
Waterproof/breathable jacket and pants: Such as Gore-Tex. Jacket must have hood. It is recommended that pants have full-length side zips. These garments should be large to fit over your other layers.
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Liner gloves: They should be lightweight and synthetic (Patagonia Capilene) -
Windstopper fleece gloves: Any brand of Windstopper fleece. -
Sun hat: Any lightweight hat with a good brim or visor to keep the sun and rain off of your face and neck. -
Bandana: Two to three traditional cotton styles. This is an important item with many uses. Large sizes are best. You may also like to have a circular bandana like those made by Buff. -
Wool or fleece hat: Any brand of warm hat that can go over ears for cool evenings.
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Sunglasses: One pair high quality 100%UV and 100%IR. You may want to bring a back-up pair too. -
Headlamp: (Petzl or Black Diamond)
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Duffel bag: For flying to Morocco with your belongings. It will come with you during the trek. -
Small bag or stuff sac: For easy storage and organization -
Day pack: 2000 cubic inches ( 33 liters ) or more, internal frame. Top opening mountaineer’s rucksack style is best. Avoid large zipper openings and excessive outside pockets. Larger packs are better than smaller, because they are easier to pack with cold hands and they distribute loads more effectively.