• Modified on Mar 4, 2024

Nepal is the home of the highest mountains on earth including the hundreds of stunning snowy peaks. The Himalayan range from the east to the west offers the mind-blowing vistas of beautiful snow-capped mountains. Among these peaks, Mt. Ama Dablam is one of the most spectacular and iconic mountains in Nepal as well as in the world. Ama Dablam lies in the heart of Khumbu Valley and is a major attraction of the Everest Region. It has an altitude of 6,812m / 22,349ft. At the popular Everest Base Camp trekking trail, Ama Dablam is one of the most visible and dominating mountains as you can see more than dozens of different angles of this mountain. 

Ama Dablam is often considered the dream mountain of all the alpinists from the world. The different shapes and structures of this mountain are unbelievable. Besides this, Ama Dabla is considered the most technical mountain to climb, since the mountain has steep faces of snow and the rock that one must negotiate during the ascent of the south face. The unique and stylish contours dominate all the high mountains in the Everest region

Ama Dablam means “ Mother’s necklace” Ama means mother in Nepali and long ridges on both sides represent her arms. The popular hanging glacier below the summit represents the pendant of traditional Tibetan jewelry, the so-called Dablam. This all started when Tibetans migrated to Nepal 400 years ago. The necklaces are usually worn by Sherpa women. These Buddhist people decided Ama Dablam was one of their major holiest mountains in the Khumbu region. After that, the Sherpa people also get the privilege of being the most powerful and strongest from the mountains.

The unique silhouette dominates the entire Khumbu region, notwithstanding the presence of the highest mountain on earth, Mt. Everest, and their contribution to culture, and mountaineering is the most popular mountaineering community in the world.

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First Ama Dablam was successfully climbed in 1961 by Mike Gill, Wally Romanes (NZ), Barry Bishop (USA), and Mike Ward (UK) from the southern ridge. In this blog, we also tried to show more pictures of Mt. Ama Dablam which was taken from different places in the Everest Region. To know more about the highest mountains in Nepal, please contact us anytime.

Ama Dablam and Small Buddhist Stupa saw from the way to Kyanjuma Village

Ama Dablam and Small Buddhist Stupa saw from the way to Kyanjuma Village

Ama Dablam on background of a female trekker trekking down the mountain

Ama Dablam saw from the way down to Somare from Pheriche 

Ama Dablam Base Camp

Ama Dablam Base Camp

Ama Dablam mountain is seen from nearly by Pangboche Village 

View of Ama Dablam from Thukla Pass 

View of Ama Dablam in the background seen from the way to Thukla Phedi 

 

View of Ama Dablam seen from Pangboche Village 

Sharan Karki

Sharan Karki

Sharna Karki, a travel blogger and passionate mountain guide working in this travel industry for the last 8 years. He is originally from the beautiful village of Dhading, Phulkharka lies in the lap of the stunning mountains and majestic hills. He spends his childhood in such an amazing place where mountains, nature, and culture was the focal subject to learn. Later, he finished his Bachelor’s degree in Business Studies from Tribhuvan University. Previously, he dreamed to study in the field of medicine however, things changed when he realized that he had no greater passion than traveling and exploring. This motivation pushed him into the travel and tourism industry.