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The Iconic Ama Dablam Mountain

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Ama Dablam Mountain is the most beautiful and iconic mountain in Nepal as well as in the world. It lies in the heart of the Khumbu valley, which is the capital of Mt. Everest. It has 6,812m / 22349ft altitude. It is the most spectacular and iconic mountain in the world and it’s a dream mountain of all alpinists around the globe.

The shape and structure of this mountain are astonishing and majestic. You can experience diverse views of this mountain from different places inside the Khumbu valley. Ama Dablam mountain is the most technically challenging mountain to climb due to its steep faces of snow, and rock that one must negotiate during the ascent of the South face. The unique contours dominate all the highest mountains in the eastern region of Nepal.

Meaning of Ama Dablam Mountain

Ama Dablam means “Mother’s necklace”. “Ama” means mother in Nepali and long ridges represent her arms. The famous hanging glacier which is just below the summit resembles the traditional Tibetan jewelry, which is called Dablam. These necklaces are usually worn by Sherpa women and it all started when Tibetan migrated to Nepal 400 years ago. Now, these people are the most powerful and strongest people called Sherpa.

First Ama Dablam was successfully climbed in 1961 by Mike Gill, Wally Romanes (NZ), Barry Bishop (USA), and Mike Ward (UK) from southern ridge.

Here are some of the Spectacular photos of Ama Dablam Mountain by Sharan Karki

Small Stupa and Ama Dablam seen from Kyanjuma village. Ama Dablam Mountain Photo: Sharan Karki
Small Stupa and Ama Dablam seen from Kyanjuma village. Photo: Sharan Karki
The giant Ama Dablam seen near Namche. Photo: Sharan Karki
The giant Ama Dablam seen near Namche. Photo: Sharan Karki
The view of Ama Dablam from Everest View Point. Photo: Sharan Karki
The view of Ama Dablam from Everest View Point. Photo: Sharan Karki
Trekkers hiking in the lap of Ama Dablam, near Everest View Hotel. Photo: Sharan Karki
Trekkers hiking in the lap of Ama Dablam, near Everest View Hotel. Photo: Sharan Karki
Mount Amadablam and a trekker. Photo: Sharan Karki
Mount Amadablam and a trekker. Photo: Sharan Karki
Ama Dablam including Lhotse and Everest during sunset from Pangboche village. Photo: Sharan Karki
Ama Dablam including Lhotse and Everest during sunset from Pangboche village. Photo: Sharan Karki
Another face of Ama Dablam from Pheriche village. Photo: Sharan Karki
Another face of Ama Dablam from Pheriche village. Photo: Sharan Karki
Ama Dablam with Buddhist Stupa near Pangboche village. Photo: Sharan Karki
Ama Dablam with Buddhist Stupa near Pangboche village. Photo: Sharan Karki
West ridge of Ama Dablam near Somare village. Photo: Sharan Karki
West ridge of Ama Dablam near Somare village. Photo: Sharan Karki

Article By: Sharan Karki

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