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Climbing peaks below 8000 meters in Nepal offers mountaineers an accessible yet challenging experience, blending technical skill with breathtaking landscapes. Here are some notable climbs:
- Ama Dablam (6,812 meters): Known as the “Matterhorn of the Himalayas,” Ama Dablam’s elegant pyramid shape and technical climbing routes attract experienced mountaineers. Situated in the Everest region, the climb includes steep rock, ice, and snow sections, offering stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, and Makalu from its summit.
- Baruntse (7,129 meters): Located near Everest and Makalu, Baruntse is known for its challenging terrain and rewarding climb. The ascent requires technical expertise in glacier travel, ice climbing, and crevasse navigation. The summit offers panoramic vistas of the surrounding Himalayan giants.
- Pumori (7,161 meters): Rising above the Khumbu Glacier, Pumori offers a technical challenge with steep snow and ice slopes. Climbers are rewarded with unmatched views of Everest and Lhotse from the summit.
- Cho Oyu (8,188 meters): Often considered one of the more achievable 8000-meter peaks, Cho Oyu lies on the Nepal-Tibet border. It requires careful acclimatization and glacier travel skills, offering a less technical but physically demanding climb with magnificent views of Everest and the surrounding Himalayan range.
These climbs below 8000 meters in Nepal provide a blend of technical challenge, stunning scenery, and cultural immersion, making them ideal for mountaineers seeking high-altitude adventure without the extreme risks associated with higher peaks.
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How these top guide books have described us?
"Ein Absolut verlässlicher, superfreundlisher veranstalter mit erstlkassigem Service.”
“Long-established trekking company with a breadth of experience and an easy-to-find location."
"A very reliable, super friendly agency offering top-notch service.”
“une agence engagée avec une belle expertise du terrain.”
What makes this trip different ?
Trekking Team Groups is one of the main supporters of Ambe Foundation, a non-political and non-profit social organization. We contribute our support to the remote village of Nuwakot and different schools like Gramin Devi, Khumbeshwori through donation, sponsorship and partnership in various projects. For details click here what we do and why we do?
Donation
Trekking Team Group donates a percentage of business profits to the foundation on a yearly basis, which supports the ongoing maintenance cost required for Gramin Devi and Khumbeshwori school, a community-based school in Nuwakot.
Sponsorship
One of the major activities of Ambe foundation is the children sponsorship program, which is conducted with full collaboration with Trekking Team Group.
Partnership (Volunteering Program)
The Ambe Volunteer Program, organised by Ambe Foundation and Trekking Team Group, aims to mobilize teams of experts and interested individuals as an effective and economic measure in providing the human capital for education, health and community development in Nuwakot District.