Seven seasoned Sherpa climbers have been deployed to fix the rope to the summit of Mount Everest, which serves as a lifeline for climbers to summit and descend back safely.
High altitude workers are advised to avoid carrying heavy weight while passing through Khumbu icefall as the snow in the section is not yet fully stable.
While conservation efforts have focused on increasing tiger population, human life near conservation zones, who have been living in terror of the wild cats, have been constantly undermined.
Nepal continues to gift animals to other countries continuing an age-old tradition, the latest being a pair of elephants during Qatari King’s state visit to Nepal. Although this tradition is not without its controversy and criticism.
Nima Rinji Sherpa, who holds multiple records in mountaineering, is close to his mission to summit 14 eight-thousanders, with remaining Kanchenjunga, Makalu and Shishapangma.
Nepali guides Dawa Ongju Sherpa and Pasdawa Sherpa, who summited 12 eight-thousanders in 148 days along with Kristin Harila in 2022, recently got their Chinese visa canceled at the last minute, without an explanation.
Kristin Harila will climb Cho Oyu and Shishapangma twice – to complete the achievement of climbing the 14 highest peaks twice, a feat only Sanu Sherpa has achieved. She also wants to summit all 14 peaks above 8,000m in a record time without using bottled oxygen.
Manaslu recorded its first ascent of the season with six climbers including Norwegian Kristin Harila and double 14 peaks summiteer Sanu Sherpa claiming its true summit.
K2 and other Karakorum mountains saw an unprecedented number of climbers this summer. Similar phenomena is taking place in Manaslu where already an astounding 391 permits have been issued.
Nepali Nima Gyalzen Sherpa and Taiwanese Grace Tseng summit Gasherbrum I without supplemental oxygen. Nima achieves his 14th peak victory while Grace completes her 12th 8000er.
Seven seasoned Sherpa climbers have been deployed to fix the rope to the summit of Mount Everest, which serves as a lifeline for climbers to summit and descend back safely.
High altitude workers are advised to avoid carrying heavy weight while passing through Khumbu icefall as the snow in the section is not yet fully stable.
While conservation efforts have focused on increasing tiger population, human life near conservation zones, who have been living in terror of the wild cats, have been constantly undermined.
