Ace Adventure Expeditions

We are heading back to Haba Snow Mountain this early summer! From 29 May - 6 June 2026, try your first snow climb, practise simple snow and ice techniques, and enjoy a real mountain experience.  

Details can be found here: https://aceadventure.com.sg/haba-snow-mountain-china/

DM us for other details, or drop us an email at [email protected] 

As we welcome a new year, wishing fellow climbers strength for the climbs ahead, and joy in every step of the journey ❣️

Climb safe ° Climb strong ° Enjoy every horizon

: Trek the Himalayas 🇳🇵

Not every journey needs to be extreme. Sometimes, it is simply about walking under open skies, sharing quiet moments, and moving forward together.

In the coming year, we will be returning to Nepal. Whether it’s your first trek or your next adventure, these routes are ideal for novices exploring the Himalayas for the first time.

🌄 Pikey Peak Trek
📅 20 – 31 Mar 2026
A gentle journey to the quieter side of Everest. Suitable for both first-time trekkers and those returning to the mountains, Pikey Peak offers wide views, steady trails, and space to walk at your own pace.
https://aceadventure.com.sg/tour/nepal-pikey-peak/

🏔 Everest Base Camp Trek
📅 27 Nov – 12 Dec 2026
A classic route that needs little introduction. Step by step, we make our way towards Everest Base Camp, focused on steady progress, looking out for one another, and appreciating the journey as much as the destination.
https://aceadventure.com.sg/tour/nepal-everest-base-camp/

Whether this is your first trek in Nepal or another chapter in your walking journey, we would be glad to share the trail with you.

➡ Details are on our website, or feel free to DM us if you would like to walk with us.

Mt Kilimanjaro December 2025: Another group has completed their journey on Mt Kilimanjaro via the Lemosho Route.
Days of walking, moments of doubt, shared silence, and simple joys along the trail.

Photo credit: Jia Yong

Carrying the mountain spirit with us - wishing everyone a joyful holiday season, wherever you are! 🎄✨

Update from Mendoza: We did not achieve any summits on this climb, but everyone is now safely back in Mendoza! 🥳
(Photos are shared in reverse order of the days)

18 December was our planned summit day and, by all accounts, it was a near-perfect, windless window. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, we had to make the difficult decision to postpone our attempt to 19 December.

The following day presented a very different challenge. Strong winds set in from the early hours and persisted throughout the day, significantly increasing both the difficulty and risk. As fatigue accumulated and conditions deteriorated, team members made the responsible decision to turn back at different points along the route. The final two members pushed on with determination, reaching close to the Cavé at approximately 6600m, before also turning around.

While the summit remained out of reach, the team showed resilience, sound judgment, and strong teamwork in the face of demanding conditions. Everyone gave their very best and, most importantly, returned safely.

Now, with the mountain behind us, we are grateful to be heading home soon, just in time for Christmas, to rest, recover, and reunite with loved ones. Sometimes, coming home safely is the greatest success of all. 🥰🎉✨

Thank you everyone for staying tuned to our journey and sending us your best wishes and prayers ❤️

and
Thank you for your hospitality, professional guiding and friendship! SALUD!!! 🥂🍷🍷🍻

Camp life update from Camp 2 - Aconcagua Traverse - 16 Dec 2025 (Photos are shared in reverse order of the days):

Camp 1 tested us with a long, tough day > strong winds howling through camp and snowfall turning everything white. Christmas definitely arrived a little early for us 😅.

Thankfully, the move up to Camp 2 was met with sunshine and calm skies. We are grateful for the clear day and the beautiful views stretching across the Argentine mountains. We spent an extra day here to acclimatise and to practise footwork with crampons, taking things steadily and safely.

Surviving at this altitude and on this climb is not easy. Fatigue is starting to show for some of the members, and everyone is taking every opportunity to rest, recover, and recuperate.

So far, everything is going according to plan. If conditions continue to cooperate, we will move to Camp 3 on 17 Dec as scheduled. One step at a time, and thankful for each safe day on the mountain.

Always well supported by
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Expedition organised with .expeditions

Do continue to keep us in your prayers 🥳 ❤️

Humbly taking in every step of this journey 🙏 - Joanne

Update from Aconcagua Base Camp – Plaza Argentina (4200m) - 12 Dec 2025

The approach trek into base camp has been a beautiful experience with sweeping views and the massive Cerro Aconcagua (6962m) and Ameghino (5950m) towering right before us. Being one of the early teams this season means base camp is peaceful and low-key, which actually works in our favour.

After a much-needed rest day at the base camp and a full gear adjustment (especially our mountaineering boots!), we began our first load ferry to Camp 1.

Cache day proved challenging, hauling 13kg-15kg loads while moving in heavy boots, and touching 5000m for the first time on this expedition. Still, with the steady guidance of our experienced and ever-helpful guides, we managed the climb well and safely.

With another good rest day behind us and our medical checks cleared, we are now ready to continue higher. From here on, network access will be very limited, so updates may be sparse.

While summiting Aconcagua is our ultimate goal, getting the team to Camp 3 (Camp Colera) at 6000m in good condition is even more important. The weather here is notoriously harsh and unpredictable, and with a summit success rate of around 30%, we can only hope we will be among the lucky ones.

Do continue to keep us in your prayers 🥳 ❤️

Thank you .expeditions for keeping us motivated and safe!

Humbly taking in every step of this journey 🙏 - Joanne

Aconcagua team is on their way to the highest peak in South America.��

1. Arriving in Mendoza with all the luggage, 😮‍💨 after 2 transits and 45 hours.
2. Meeting and briefing by the guides.
3. Gear check.
4. An ice-cream for the road.
5. On the road to start the trek.�
They will be attempting to summit on 18 Dec. May the weather and all conditions be in their favour for a smooth and safe climb. 🙏

[05.12.25] Congratulations to the team on standing at the summit of Mt Jade aka Yushan, the highest in Taiwan! This wraps up our last trek in Taiwan this year.

While December may be colder, the climate is dry and clear. A more stable weather ensures a comfortable hike up and enchanting views.

Join us for a trek or two to Taiwan in 2026! Dates and details in https://aceadventure.com.sg/trek-taiwan-2026/

From the plains of East Africa to the giants of Pakistan, Nepal, China, Mongolia, Japan, and Indonesia ~ 2026 is packed with epic peaks. Trek glaciers, climb volcanoes, wander ancient valleys, and summit iconic mountains with our AAE Trip Leaders.

We have curated a full calendar of treks and climbs for 2026. Pick one adventure or spread out a few, each journey brings new landscapes, cultures, and unforgettable moments.

Swipe for our 2026 peak dates and find the expedition that calls to you.

Link: https://aceadventure.com.sg/2026-summit-series/

Trekking in Taiwan offers an incredible opportunity to connect with nature, wander through diverse landscapes, and immerse yourself in the island’s vibrant culture and history. From misty forests to rocky ridgelines and sun-kissed peaks, Taiwan’s national parks are a playground for both novice and seasoned trekkers. With excellent infrastructure, friendly mountain huts, and well-marked trails, it is no wonder Taiwan has become a rising favourite for outdoor adventurers.

Whether you are chasing sunrise above the clouds, collecting your next high-altitude summit, or simply craving fresh mountain air, Taiwan awaits.

Ready to join us on the trails?
Find out more here: https://aceadventure.com.sg/trek-taiwan-2026/

Or DM us!