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Alpine Ace Treks & Expedition Alpine Ace is trekking & tour operating company based in Kathmandu, Nepal.

19/09/2026

How do you Climb Mount Everest?

Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world, is located in Nepal and marks the border of Nepal and Tibet. Over the past 70 years thousands of adventurers have been attempting to, and have successfully reached the roof of the world.

If you’d like to experience the thrill of an Everest adventure without the dangers of climbing to the summit, then our Everest Base Camp Trek is the perfect challenge for you. We’ll spend 12 days trekking to the foot of the world’s highest mountain, whilst exploring the wonderful Himalayas and even summit Kala Patthar – for incredible views of Everest itself.

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18/09/2026

Experiencing the fresh air and the natural beauty is so rewarding. Truly, each fresh peak ascended to teach something.

Ama Dablam, the ‘Mother’s Necklace,’ graces the Khumbu region with its majestic presence. At 6,812 meters, it’s not just a climb; it’s a journey into the heart of the Himalayas. Who else dreams of conquering this beauty?

📍 Amadablam Camp II, Everest Region Nepal.

📹 Appa Photography

17/09/2026

📍 Mushroom Ridge, Mt. Ama Dablam - Nepal

If you’ve ever dreamed of standing above the clouds, feeling on top of the world—it’s time to make it happen.

Let Alpine Ace guide you on your own epic adventure. From trekking the trails of Nepal to climbing the highest peaks, we’re here to turn your dream into reality.

Start your adventure today!
🛠️ Trekking & Peak Climbing
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Don’t just dream it—DO IT! 💪

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How many mountains are there in Nepal? Nepal is truly a mountaineer’s paradise! The country boasts 1,310 surveyed peaks ...
16/09/2026

How many mountains are there in Nepal?

Nepal is truly a mountaineer’s paradise! The country boasts 1,310 surveyed peaks above 6,000 meters, and 414 of them are officially open for climbing.

And that’s not all, Nepal is also home to 8 of the world’s 14 mighty 8,000ers, including:

1. Mt. Everest (8,848.86m) – The highest peak on Earth
2. Kanchenjunga (8,586m) – 3rd highest
3. Lhotse (8,516m) – 4th highest
4. Makalu (8,485m) – 5th highest
5. Cho Oyu (8,188m) – 6th highest
6. Dhaulagiri (8,167m) – 7th highest
7. Manaslu (8,163m) – 8th highest
8. Annapurna I (8,091m) – 10th highest

From the towering Himalayas to the Mahabharat and Chure ranges, Nepal is a dreamland for trekkers, climbers, and nature lovers. 🏔️✨



11/09/2026

Below the Death Zone on Mount Everest, at night.

📹 : River Ahmad

08/09/2026

What’s the worst/hardest part of Everest?

I’ll answer that from physical point of view (will cover mental aspect in a separate question).

Khumbu icefall, it’s a steep part of glacier between Everest Base Camp and the camp above, Camp 1. It’s the most dangerous, and physically demanding part. It’s like a giant maze made of huge blocks of ice ranging from the size of a car to a 10 storey building. These blocks are constantly shifting and collapsing which makes it so dangerous.

A specially designated team of Sherpas sets a route, putting ropes and ladders along the way to make it safer. As the blocs shift the route needs to be changed every day.

A lot of these giant ice blocks are hanging above you and you know it’s a matter of hours that they’ll collapse but you hope it’s not going to happen the minute you pass it. So you have to be quick. You don’t want to hang around the icefall too long.

It normally takes between 6-10 hours for a climber to pass it, depending on the conditions. Sometimes the route can be bad, constantly going up and down big crevasses, sometimes the crevasses are small enough to put a ladder across and you save time and energy going up and down or around it.

Another hard part is Lhotse face, a steep slope between camp 2, and higher Camp 4 (with camp 3 in the middle). Though, to be honest, I didn’t find it as hard as I was told it to be. It’s also dangerous though. If you unclip from a rope and slip, you have effectively no chances to stop yourself from falling.

Hillary steps are also quite tricky. It’s a travers of slippery rocks about 40 mins from the summit. But that’s a short stretch, maybe 20-50 meters of rocks, and only one rock particularly hard.



04/09/2026

The flight from Kathmandu to Paro (Bhutan) is the most scenic flight in the world.

This is one of the only flight routes where you can see the tallest mountain in the world right from your window seat. Most routes avoid the Himalayas, but that’s impossible to get to Bhutan!

No sleeping on this flight! Granted it’s only 45 minutes 😜

✅How many of you are planning to climb peaks in Nepal? Or are you planning to do Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal?

Or which trip you are planning for Please let us know in comments🔻

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Mt everest 8848.86mSoutheast Ridge Slabs cornice traverse Everest & everest yellow band - hillary steapClimbers leave th...
01/09/2026

Mt everest 8848.86m

Southeast Ridge Slabs cornice traverse Everest & everest yellow band - hillary steap

Climbers leave the Balcony on a somewhat gentle grade but it quickly increases to 30 degrees but still on a snow packed boot path in high traffic years. However, this changes when climbers hit the slabs, a long section of smooth to jumbled rock, perhaps 200’ in total. The slabs vary in difficulty from annoying to very steep and hard. There are a few sections of 20’ to 30’ high “cliff like” features of 60 degrees, very steep, where climbers are placing their crampon front points on jutting rock and pulling yourself up with their jumar. This can be exhausting. Also this section can create long bottlenecks both going up and descending

31/08/2026

Latest satellite imagery reveals the devastating scale of the glacier collapse that triggered Nepal’s catastrophic flash flood.

A before/after comparison shows a once-green valley transformed into a wide brown scar of mud and debris.

Data source: NASA/USGS Landsat

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