Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu(1300m/4265ft)
Our team shall pick you up at the Tribhuvan International Airport from where you will be transferred to standard hotel. The plan in the hotel shall be Bed and Breakfast. In these three days, we shall manage and prepare ourselves for the trek.

Day 02: A full day sightseeing tour in Kathmandu (1300m/4265ft)
Following breakfast, you will depart for a full-day sightseeing trip of the Kathmandu Valley. You can visit the sacred Pashupatinath Temple and Swayambunath, both of which are UNESCO World Heritage sites. Our guided tour highlights the largest Buddhist Stupa at Boudhnath and the fine arts and historical architecture of Kathmandu Durbar Square, which represent ancient Nepalese culture.

Day 03: Preparation days for official documents and expedition
You can take advantage of this day to relax while all permits and official papers are finalized. You can take stroll around the city centers and get any gears if missed or required for the trip.

Day 04: Fly to Lukla (2850m/9,350ft) and trek to Phakding (2,620m/8,594ft)
Enjoy the thrilling journey through the mountains to Lukla, generally regarded as one of the world’s most amazing and difficult airports. We’ll continue on to Phakding because this journey won’t take more than half an hour.
The trek to Phakding is simple, and you can admire the hamlets along the way while taking the same trekking route as other trekkers.

Day 05: Trek to Namche Bazar (3,420m/11,218ft)
From Phakding, the path follows the Dudh Koshi valley north, meandering through the pines and crossing it twice via small suspension bridges before arriving at Monjo, the Sagarmatha National Park’s entry gate. You will be rewarded with your first glimpses of Kusum Kanguru, Thamserku, Everest, and Nuptse along the route. After a two-hour steep climb, we get our first glimpse of Mt. Everest, peering over the Lhotse-Nuptse ridge. A steep ascent to the lovely hamlet of Namche Bazaar will reward you with even more spectacular views and a comfortable place to spend the second night of your trek.

Day 06: Rest day at Namche Bazaar for acclimatization (3,420m/11,218ft)
It is essential to take some time off while ascending in altitude to enable one’s body to adjust to the new surroundings. We’ll take a day off and unwind in Namche Bazar to prepare our bodies for the next part of the trip. During our free day, we can visit the incredible Hotel Everest View and enjoy panoramic vistas of Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse, as well as other high peaks.

Day 07: Trek to Tengboche (3870m/12,697ft)
Our hike begins with a peaceful forest walk with a stunning mountain view. After passing water-powered prayer wheels, the path rises through a tall, mature rhododendron forest. The hamlet of Tengboche is spread across a wide, green saddle below a crescent-shaped hill of scrub pines and firs. Amadablam stands high of the massif holding Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, and other Himalayan giants from the hilltop viewpoint. We visit Tengboche, the biggest Khumbu Buddhist monastery.

Day 08: Trek to Amadablam Base Camp (4570m/14,993ft)
When one sees Amadablam, it feels like heaven on earth. We must rest and acclimatize as we climb higher. When we arrive at the BC, our support staff will have their tents put up.

Day 09: Base Camp Preparation and Rest (4570m/14,993ft)
The day is set aside for getting used to the new environment or just relaxing. On the day of our trip, we will finish making all of the arrangements that are required. Make sure that all of the equipment is in good condition, and get yourself both mentally and physically prepared.

Day 10 – 26: Climbing Period (6812m/22,350ft)
To prepare for the summit push, we’ll rotate and acclimatize. Given the favorable weather conditions, we will attempt a summit push after a few rotations between camps. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Makalu can all be seen from the summit of Amadablam.

Day 27: Trek from Amadablam Base Camp to Tengboche (3870m/12,697ft)
Tengboche can be reached in roughly three and a half hours. You can enjoy breathtaking panoramas of Mount Amadablam, the surrounding verdant hills, and the winding river from this tiny settlement that is home to a well-known monastery.

Day 28: Trek from Tengboche to Namche (3,420m/11,218ft)
Tengboche can be reached in roughly three and a half hours. You can enjoy breathtaking panoramas of Mount Amadablam, the surrounding verdant hills, and the winding river from this tiny settlement that is home to a well-known monastery.

Day 29: Trek From Namche Bazar to Lukla (2850m/9,350ft)
The hardest part of the trip is descending from Namche to the Dudh Koshi. Before reaching Phakding, we will pass through rhododendron and pine woods with snow-capped peaks. Arriving in Lukla after going through beautiful mountain scenery and Sherpa villages. You can explore the neighborhood.

Day 30: Flight to Kathmandu (1300m/4265ft)
After saying our final goodbyes to our porters, we’ll take a thrilling half and hour flight back to Kathmandu. (It may also be an additional day if there is bad weather in Lukla, causing the Lukla flight to be delayed or cancelled).

Day 31: Extra Day in Kathmandu(1300m/4265ft)
Today is your leisure day in Kathmandu Valley. Rest in your hotel room. You can also take a stroll through the streets and purchase some Nepalese souvenirs. We will have a traditional Nepali dinner in the evening, followed by cultural performances in the hotel.

Day 32: Departure
Prior to your scheduled departure, a member of our team or a representative will drop you off at the International Airport. You should arrive at the airport three hours before your flight time to complete different check-in procedures.

Gear and Equipment

The following gear and equipment are recommended for Amadablam expedition:

Climbing Gear

● Ice Axe with Leash
● Crampons
● Climbing Harness
● Carabiners
● Ascender (Jumar)
● Belay Device
● Prussiks
● Trekking Poles
● Helmet

Headwear

● Headlamp (min. 200 lumens) with sufficient batteries (Li-Ion batteries)
● Sunglasses (Polarized/ UV Protected)
●Woolen Cap
● Sunhat
● Buff Scarf
● Balaclava

Bodywear (Clothing/Layering)

● Down suit
● Down jacket
● Down pant
● Gore-Tex set \ Hardshell set
● Insulated mid layer
● Fleece jacket
● Thermal set
● Quick dry (half and full sleeved)
● T-shirts
● Trekking trousers
● Additional as per necessity

Handwear

● Liner gloves
● Fleece gloves
● Expedition Gore-Tex gloves (heavy duty)
● Mittens

Footwear

● Trekking shoes
● Expedition climbing shoes (7000er series)
● Camp shoes/ slippers
● Gaiters
● Liner socks
● Woolen socks/ trekking socks
● Summit socks (7000er series)

Personal Kit

● Trekking backpack
● Expedition backpack
● Sleeping bag (-20℃ for base camp)
● Sleeping bag (-40℃ for climbing)
● Sleeping Mattress
● Hygiene kit (toiletries)
● Sun screen (min. 50 SPF)
● Lip guard
● Water bottle
● Thermos

First Aid Kit

● Personal medications
● Personal first aid kit
Miscellaneous
● Camera and associated gears
● Camp knife/ multi tools
● Binoculars/ magnifiers
● Personal reading accessories
● Games and entertainment mediums
● Pee bottles
● Dry bag/ compression bags