Amadablam is one of the most beautiful peaks in the world which is located in eastern Nepal’s Himalayan range. Amadablam is one of the stunning mountains in the Khumbu area. The western peak is 6170 meters tall, while the main summit is 6812 meters. It is one of the popular peaks among other permitted expeditions in Nepal. Ama Dablam, as seen from Tangboche, symbolizes the mother’s necklace. There appears to be a mother’s arm on each side, shielding her infant. The shape of the hanging glacier is similar to the pendant worn by Sherpa women.

Amadablam is submitted through the southwest ridge which is one of the most aesthetic climbing routes of the Himalayan region. On the first summit of Amadablam on 1961, Mike gill, Barry Bishop, Mike Ward, and Wally Romanes also summit through the southwest ridge. Amadablam is one of the technical peaks in the world. Climbers must have prior experience and better climbing skills that are required to climb and summit Amadablam.