Lajo Dada

Lajo Dada is a mountain summit in western-central Nepal that rises to 6,426 meters above sea level. The peak stands within a region of numerous high mountains and offers climbers the chance to navigate through technically demanding terrain.

The mountain opened for climbing in 2014 and experienced its first recorded ascent in 2017. A team of Japanese climbers achieved this milestone, establishing the route for subsequent expeditions.

The mountain lies near the Tsum Valley, where local Nepalese communities maintain traditional practices while supporting mountaineering expeditions through guide services.

Climbers need permits from Nepalese authorities and should plan for acclimatization time before heading to higher elevations. Base camps are typically established near a monastery in the region to prepare for the expedition.

The route includes traversing a glacier with complex ice sections that require specialized equipment and experience. The final push to the summit takes many hours and demands sustained focus throughout.

GPS coordinates: 28.54593,85.05338

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:01