Ambar Tamang is from Solukhumbu, the lower section of the Mt. Everest region. His small village called Lumsa is off the main trekking route. He started his career in trekking in 1994 as a cook helper. He has received enough training, participated in many different workshops, and attended seminars related to culture and sustainable tourism. He has been working in tourism, especially outdoor trips, since 1994, and as a trekking guide since 1998. He has over 25 years of experience and a keen knowledge of the mountain tourism business in Nepal. He has trekked and explored most parts of the Nepal Himalayan Valleys, climbed three technical mountain peaks, and specializes in exploring off-the-beaten-track adventures. Currently, he lives with his wife and family near Boudha, Kathmandu. He has a great passion for photography and travel videography.

He has taken the following Tourism training:

1. Wilderness First Aid training from KEEP (Kathmandu Environment Education Project)
2. Trekking Guide Training from Nepal Academy of Tourism & Hotel Management (NATHM)
3. Cook Training from Discovery Nepal Pvt. Ltd.
4. Conservation & Ecological Tourism Workshop in Pokhara from KEEP
5. Five days Leadership Course from KEEP.
6. He has served as an assistant instructor of wilderness first aid training at KEEP. 2009/2010

Successful Climbing Peaks:

1. Singu Chuli 6501m
2. Island Peak 6198m
3. Yala Peak 5732m