Mingma Tsering Sherpa: the quiet guide who carries dreams to the summit
From yak herder in a remote Khumbu village to one of Nepal’s most trusted climbing guides, Mingma Tsering Sherpa has risked everything to help others reach the world’s highest peaks — and is now chasing the Seven Summits himself.
Damber Parajuli re-elected president of EOAN
Association reaffirms commitment to safety, innovation, and standardized rope-fixing on high mountains
EOAN removes tons of old climbing ropes from Ama Dablam
EOAN’s first cleanup mission removes 200 kg of waste as the association takes full control of rope-fixing and mountain sanitation.
Climbers seek glory on unclimbed peaks as Everest becomes costly, crowded
As the cost and competition of climbing the world’s highest mountains rise, an increasing number of mountaineers are turning to Nepal’s smaller, unnamed peaks for both challenge and the prestige of being first.
Rescuers call off search for climbers missing in Yalung Ri avalanche
Despite advanced equipment and expert teams, rescuers were unable to penetrate rock-hard snow at 5,400 meters.
Deafblind British climber abandons Himlung Himal summit attempt
Karolina Pakenaite, who lives with Usher syndrome, turned back just short of the 7,126m peak in Nepal after dangerous conditions — a decision she says reaffirmed her instincts and strengthened her resolve to become the first deafblind person to attempt Mount Everest through her DeafBlind Everest project.