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Ama Dablam Summits, First Everest Permits » Explorersweb

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The lead Sherpa team has finished fixing ropes to the summit of 6,812m Ama Dablam. Pasdawa Sherpa, Pasang Tenjing Sherpa, Arjun Karki Dholi, and Datuk Bhote, working for 8K Expeditions, reached the top of the beautiful and popular peak on the afternoon of April 2. Although the mountain is busiest from October to early December, it also sees action in spring. It is the only peak less than 8,000m in Nepal where local operators do not informally ag…
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Ama Dablam Summits, First Everest Permits » Explorersweb

The lead Sherpa team has finished fixing ropes to the summit of 6,812m Ama Dablam. Pasdawa Sherpa, Pasang Tenjing Sherpa, Arjun Karki Dholi, and Datuk Bhote, working for 8K Expeditions, reached the top of the beautiful and popular peak on the afternoon of April 2. Although the mountain is busiest from October to early December, it also sees action in spring. It is the only peak less than 8,000m in Nepal where local operators do not informally ag…

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