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Everest rope-fixing team reaches South Col, to open summit route by May 10

8,000m Roundup: Everest Crowds, Cho Oyu Gets a South Side Attempt

The latest list of permits issued by Nepal’s Department of Tourism includes a single unnamed climber willing to tackle the formidable south side of Cho Oyu. This does not mean a solo climber, but a single foreigner. Nepalese nationals don’t need to pay the royalty fees and are not included on such lists. Chinese authorities […]

Annapurna Sets a Disappointing New Normal: Helicopter Taxis

Spring 2024 was possibly the shortest ever season on Annapurna. When the first weather window opened, after ropes were set to Camp 3, everyone on the mountain had to choose: summit or go home. After that first wave of summiters descended, all the outfitters on the mountain packed and left. But in fact, some summiters […]

Everest climbing season with new rules and question marks – DW – 04/25/2024

This year, several hundred mountaineers will once again attempt to climb the highest mountain on earth. Climate change is also causing more risk — and creating new problems — on Mount Everest.

Everest Climbers to Face 'Ballroom of Death'

Every spring, the so-called "Icefall Doctors" leave Everest base camp and begin marking the year's official climbing route up to Camp 1. These specialized Nepalese...

Himalayan Climate Boot Camp 2024 taking science journalists to Everest Base Camp

The Himalayan Climate Boot Camp 2024 is set to take science journalists on an extraordinary journey to Everest Base Camp.

TREKKING IN NEPAL: WITH NATURE MAJESTY

Trails range from beginner-friendly routes like the Annapurna Circuit to challenging expeditions like Everest Base Camp. Experience the beauty of nature and immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Nepal.

Inside the multi-million dollar business of Everest - from the controversial 'boy band' climber who charges $1m to personally guide you to the summit to the 'bouncy castle' that will fast-track you to the top

2023 was a record year for deaths on Mount Everest. But that hasn't stopped the hundreds of people who spend upwards of $45,000 to climb it - many drawn by the fame of Nepal's most celebrated poster boy.

Dialogue On Mountains And Climate Change Planned | New Spotlight Magazine

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