
Ama Dablam Expedition
A technical climbing expedition on Ama Dablam, with a village approach through Namche and Pangboche.
Kanchenjunga region, Nepal / Expedition
A remote eastern Nepal expedition approached through Olangchung Gola, with a mountain camp and a flexible summit attempt.

Chhochenphu Himal takes the expedition away from the main Khumbu trails into far eastern Nepal. The approach follows the route from Mitlung through Lelep and Olangchung Gola towards Langmale and a remote mountain base. The emphasis is on a self-contained journey, with the climbing plan shaped by the terrain and conditions encountered.
The approach and climbing phases form one extended mountain journey. Time above base camp is used for acclimatization, carrying equipment, rest and a summit attempt when conditions allow. Discuss your climbing history with us so that the route, team support and equipment plan suit the objective and your experience.
This is an outline programme. The team will confirm the route and arrangements with you, allowing for weather, access and local conditions.
Meet the team and check equipment before travelling east.
Fly to eastern Nepal and continue by road towards Mitlung.
Trek through Chiruwa, Lelep, Ila Danda and Selep into the upper valley.
Continue beyond Langmale to establish the mountain base.
Allow time for acclimatization and climbing preparations.
Move towards a higher camp and assess a summit attempt, with a spare day for conditions.
Descend through Olangchung Gola, Ila Danda and Chiruwa to Mitlung.
Travel back by the agreed domestic connection.
Allow time for weather or transport delays.
Transfer for your onward journey.
Request an itemised quotation for your group, dates and preferred level of support. Agree the inclusions before booking travel.
Strong remote trekking experience and competent alpine climbing skills are needed; the precise route and climbing requirements must be discussed before booking.
Accommodation: Hotels in Kathmandu, trekking lodges or approach camps, and tented climbing camps.
Use the trip preparation guide to plan equipment, travel documents and questions for the team.
The itinerary gives a climbing window. Your guide will adjust the attempt, rest days and descent to the conditions and the team. Reaching the summit cannot be guaranteed.
Strong remote trekking experience and competent alpine climbing skills are needed; the precise route and climbing requirements must be discussed before booking. Share details of your recent climbs, altitude experience and rope skills so that we can assess the preparation and support required.
Bhim PaudelExecutive Director