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Amadablam, one of the most beautiful mountains in the world, is a technical mountain for climbing. Although the height is only 6812m it requires steep ice, rock and snow climbing. Normally, three camps are set in the approach above the base camp (4,570m), however; only two camps are used to spend the night. The normal route for climbing is South-West Ridge.

The ascent from Base Camp to camp one is considered one the difficult days of the expedition. We follow old grassy moraine ridges passing through a saddle and then turning to north climbing up rocky ground and through boulders to the ridge where camp I is set up. From camp I, we cross a rocky bowl and climb the ridge frequently alternating the sides along the fixed lines to the camp II. Climbing the ridge involves severe rock climbing which leads to the top of a yellow tower. The climbing route here from camp II changes significantly with the steep mixed gullies of rock, ice and snow. The route leads to the ramp and climbs to an amphitheatre and then passes through steep snow and ice runnel and finally, along the snow ridge to reach camp III. The summit from camp III requires steep climb on snow and ice to the right of a huge hanging glacier.

Experience Required: The Amadablam expedition is one of the most technically difficult expeditions. The climbers need to have good skills on rock and ice climbing and technically competent. On most parts of the routes there will be fixed rope, however, the climbers should posses skills to climb through steep rock and hard water ice.

Having flown from Kathmandu to Lukla, we will use porters and yaks to carry our supplies and equipment to the Base Camp. This is a secluded camp off the main trekking trail, and looks out to the spectacular views of Everest, Lhotse and Nuptse.

From BC the route continues up a scree slope to the bottom of a short series of rock slabs. These take us to a small col on the ridge. There is a short section of mixed ground before the slope becomes steeper and joins a series of snow flutes, which take us to camp 1.
Camp 1 is tucked under a rock overhang and is quite sheltered from any bad weather. Immediately upon leaving camp 1 there is a steep, one-pitch rock wall. This provides access to the long and exposed snow mushroomed ridge. It is spectacular climbing, with great exposure and energetic short vertical snow steps, which go on and on. Camp 2 is wildly exposed on a flat area just below a set of ice cliffs, which bars the way to the final summit ridge.

Access to the final summit ridge is gained by climbing these ice cliffs, however the climb is not over yet. There is still a series of flutes to climb in and out of, whilst traversing the ridge. Eventually this leads to a broad snow slope that takes you directly to the summit.
It should be possible to leave camp 2 early in the morning, go to the summit and be back at BC that evening.

Pumori is one of the premier 7,000m peaks in the Everest region. It is ideal for those looking to pursue the 8,000m peaks, or a fantastic climb in its own right. The route follows the Southeast buttress before it traverses to the East Ridge for the remaining of the ascent. Requiring excellent physical endurance. Pumori offers sections of wild exposure, views of Lhotse and Everest, with technical difficulty worthy of any Himalayan alpinist. Pumori is a serious expedition peak designed only for experienced climbers. Pumori lies in the upper Khumbu region of Nepal. The peak is on the border between Nepal and Tibet, where the arid Tibetan Plateau stretches to the north and west, and the brilliant white peaks of Nepal rise to the south and east.

Baruntse is one of the beautiful 7,000m peaks in Nepal. It is also one of the few peaks of this height with a high rate of success of ascent on normal route. The approach to the mountain follows the Mera Peak trek up to Mera La and then to Baruntse base camp. (5,250m).

Normally, we establish two camps above the base camp in the approach of the mountain. The camp I is set up just below East Col. at an altitude of 5,700m and the camp II is on the South – East Ridge at a height of 6,420m. From the camp I, we cross East Col. and descend down through steep slopes. We then traverse a large snow plateau and move towards the bottom of the South – East Ridge. We then move through steeping slopes of the ridge to a small col, the site of the camp II at the height of 6,420m.

A three-summit mountain with undoubtedly challenging summits. Faces and ridges of Nangpai Gosum have been sporadically explored, without success. A must for experienced mountaineers looking for new and daring challenges.


21th.April. to 27.May.06/ 07
1th.October. to 7.November.06./ 07

Ombigaichana, an unclimbed peak on one of the ridges off Ama Dablam. It’s a peak well hidden and the approach isn’t an easy one, even located just outside the famous Everest base camp trekking trail. You get a firs good view of this untamed beauty above Ama Dabalam base camp, and – awesome. It looks technically…. Terrifying. Unclimbed and certainly a big challenge for experience climbers.


19th.April. to 16. May.2006./ 07
2th. October. to 29.October.2006./ 07

Teng Ragi Tau, located in Khumbu region North West of Thame, is one of the unclimbed mountains recently opened for climbing. The mountain is seen like a pyramid of snow and ice from Namche.  Due to the lack of previous climbing information, it will be a real mountaineering challenge to attempt the peak exploring the possible climbing routes. Making a trek to the base and attempting the peak make a real mountaineering adventure along with spectacular scenery.

25th.April. to 23.May.06/ 07
8th.October. to 5.November.06./ 07