Nepal’s Ministry of Health launches the first high-altitude medical center near Everest Base Camp to support climbers and local rescue teams.
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Nepal’s Department of Tourism confirms over 500 Everest permits for the 2025 spring season – a record number marking the return of global expeditions.
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Nepal has opened 97 new peaks for climbers, aiming to expand its mountain economy and ease overcrowding on Everest.
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Scientists warn that rising temperatures are melting the glaciers of Everest faster than ever, reshaping the mountain’s future.
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Explore the courage, culture, and contribution of the Sherpa community — the silent force behind every successful Everest climb.
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Nepal’s Ministry of Health launches the first high-altitude medical center near Everest Base Camp to support climbers and local rescue teams.
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Meet the trailblazing Nepali women climbers shattering records and inspiring a new generation on Mount Everest.
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Nepal’s Department of Tourism confirms over 500 Everest permits for the 2025 spring season – a record number marking the return of global expeditions.
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Nepal has opened 97 new peaks for climbers, aiming to expand its mountain economy and ease overcrowding on Everest.
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Scientists warn that rising temperatures are melting the glaciers of Everest faster than ever, reshaping the mountain’s future.
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Explore the courage, culture, and contribution of the Sherpa community — the silent force behind every successful Everest climb.
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Mount Everest, known as Sagarmatha in Nepal and Chomolungma in Tibet, stands at 8,849 meters as the highest peak on Earth. It symbolizes adventure, spirituality, and the enduring power of nature while shaping Nepal’s tourism and culture.
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To ease overcrowding on Everest and promote regional development, Nepal has opened 97 uncharted peaks for free climbing over the next two years, aiming to boost mountain tourism and local economies.
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The summit route on Mt. Ama Dablam (6,812m) has officially opened for climbers after a seven-member fixing team from the Expedition Operators Association (EOA) successfully reached the summit on Sunda
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Binod Rai guides you on a trek to Namche Travel breaks the monotony of life and work. Going to new places, meeting new people, understanding different cultures and traditions and exploring natural bea
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The northern face of Everest, rising majestically above Tibet, offers breathtaking vistas and challenging climbing routes. Known as Chomolungma in Tibetan, it symbolizes the "Goddess Mother of the World" and stands as a testament to the mountain's enduring mystique.
The region is renowned for its rugged beauty and unpredictable weather patterns, making every expedition a unique adventure. From the North Col to the famed Hornbein Couloir, each route promises an unforgettable encounter with nature's raw power.
Climbers often encounter dramatic icefalls, sheer cliffs, and narrow ridges, testing both skill and endurance. The northern approach, while less crowded than the southern routes, presents its own set of logistical and technical challenges.
The southern face of Mount Everest, located in Nepal, is home to the famous Khumbu Icefall and South Col. Known as Sagarmatha in Nepali, this majestic face holds deep cultural significance and has captivated adventurers and climbers from around the globe.
Beyond its challenging climbing routes, the region offers an immersive experience into the rich traditions of the local Sherpa community and the vibrant atmosphere at base camp. Every expedition here is an opportunity to embrace the awe-inspiring natural beauty and timeless spirit of the Himalayas.
From the serene trails of the Khumbu Valley to the breathtaking sunrise views over the Himalayan peaks, each journey toward Everest is not only a physical challenge but also a spiritual awakening. The mountain stands as a symbol of resilience, unity, and humanity’s enduring quest for exploration.
