Posts Tagged ‘Mount Everest’

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Search team for missing mountaineer Chuwang Nima

A seven-member team has started combing through snow in Nepal's Himalayas in search of a missing mountaineer who has climbed Mount Everest 19 times, the Tourism Ministry said in a statement. Chhewang Nima Sherpa, 43, went missing on October 23, after an avalanche on the 7,129-metre Mount Baruntse in the east of the country. He went missing after his expedition had reached a height of 7,045 metres. 'The ... Full story

One-Handed Climber summit’s Mt. Everest with his wife

Paul Fejtek and his wife, Denise begun in 2002 and have since ascended the topmost peak on every continent— all while raising money for a cause. At birth, Paul Fejtek underwent nerve damage, called brachial plexus palsy, or paralysis of the arm. Due to the nerve damage he is not able to use his right hand like other people but it hasn't detained him a bit. Paul ... Full story

Nepal took part in tourism event in India

An event was arranged in Kolkata, India from 16-18 of July 2010 which was known as Chalo Jaai TTE fair and four Nepalese private travel trade companies along with Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) had also took part in that event. The main purpose of the event was to boost Nepal tourism in India and its neighboring countries and to cherish friendship among Indian and Nepali people. According ... Full story

China sets an age limit for people climbing Everest

The China Tibet Mountaineering Association (CTMA) of Tibet informed climbing agencies of Kathmandu, Nepal that it has issued new regulations and there would be an age limit for people climbing Everest and other mountains. The CTMA regulates climbing activities in Tibet and shares Mt Everest with Nepal. The CTMA has decided that, to climb Mt. Everest from the North side i.e. Tibet or any other Himalayan ranges ... Full story

5 Dead bodies discovered while cleaning up at Mt. Everest by the Sherpa’s

A team of 20 Sherpa’s living at the top of Himalayas in eastern Nepal has discovered 5 dead bodies while cleaning Mt. Everest for garbage. The body of American Scott Fisher who perished in a 1996 mountain disaster was among the five discovered bodies in the low-oxygen "death zone" above 8, meters. American Scott Fisher's remains were not touched due to his family's consent ... Full story

Spanish Mountaineer offered to be Tourism Good Will Ambassador for “Nepal Tourism Year 2011”

For Nepal’s national tourism campaign “Nepal Tourism Year 2011” a Spanish mountaineer Edurne Pasaban was asked to be the good will ambassador. Mr. Laxman Bhattarai, Joint Secretary at Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation announced the offer to the Spanish mountaineer in a program organized at Kathmandu Saturday evening to felicitate Edurne for climbing all the 14 mountains above 8,000 meters in the world. Mr. Bhattarai ... Full story

Nepal is preparing for the world’s highest marathon

On Monday, local media reported that preparations for Tenzing Hillary Everest(also know as Qoomolangma) Marathon 2010, the biggest marathon in the world is in full speed. "Inspite of snowfall or any other bad weather condition, we'll held the marathon on 29th May," said Krishna Bahadur Basnet, coordinator for the marathon and also the coach of the National Sports Council. "This event is a collaboration of technical, ... Full story

Appa Sherpa at the top of Mount Everest for record 20th time

Appa Sherpa, the Eco Everest expedition leader broke his own world record and reached the top of the world's highest mountain, Mt. Everest (8848m) for 20th time at 08:34 am on May 22, 2010. He started from Camp IV (South Col 7950m) at 12 midnight on May 21 and reached the peak with the members of Eco Everest expedition. The members of Eco Everest ... Full story

Swimmer Lewis Gordon Pugh braves icy Mount Everest Lake

An environmental activist from Britain has become the first person to complete a long-distance swimming on Mount Everest. Lewis Gordon Pugh, 40, swam 1km in a glacial lake on the slopes of the highest mountain in the world is only Speedos, goggles and swim cap. The adventurer, who uses his swimming endurance record for awareness of climate change, hopes his latest feat will draw attention to ... Full story

A 13 year old boy climbs Mount Everest

Jordan Romero a 13 year old boy who has reached the summit of Mount Everest, the highest mountain in the world at 29,035 meters, becoming the youngest person ever to complete the climb. The previous youngest record holder was 16 years old and now feels embarrassed. When Jordan reached the top he said, "Mom, I'm calling from the top of the world,” "There were ... Full story
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