Ama Dablam

The Ama Dablam is a Nepalese top of the the Himalayas in the area of Khumbu.

This mountain represents an objective very snuffed by the mountaineers, thanks to the absence of objective dangers and at its average altitude.

Rises

  • 1961 - Ten years after the conquest of the Everest, Edmund Hillary is the instigator of the first rise. The top is reached for the first time by an international cord made up of American Barry Bishop, English Michael Ward and both New Zealand Wally Romanes and Michael Kennedy by his south-eastern edge.

  • 1979 - First rise of the northern edge by a French forwarding.

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