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Harila, Sherpa receive grand welcome at TIA - Vimarsana News

Harila, Sherpa receive grand welcome at TIA

KATHMANDU, Aug 5: Two climbers making a world record by scaling 14 mountains in three months have received a grand welcome at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu today.

Tenjin, Kristin, Nima Rinji receive hero's welcome at TIA - Vimarsana News

Tenjin, Kristin, Nima Rinji receive hero's welcome at TIA

Today, three climbers, Kristin Harila from Norway and Nepali guide Tenjin (Lama) Sherpa and Nima Rinji, were warmly received at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA).

Beyond Green partners with Nomadic Expeditions to launch immersive itineraries for sustainable luxury getaways - Vimarsana News

Beyond Green partners with Nomadic Expeditions to launch immersive itineraries for sustainable luxury getaways

 Beyond Green, a global portfolio of planet Earth’s most sustainable hotels, resorts, and lodges, has launched four new itineraries as part of the brand’s Plan Your Trip program, which provides custom, turnkey booking and facilitation services for travellers seeking holiday experiences that support sustainable tourism.

Pakistani mountaineer races rivals, hunts funds to chase summit record - Vimarsana News

Pakistani mountaineer races rivals, hunts funds to chase summit record

Shehroze Kashif, 21, aims this year to become the youngest person to climb every peak above 8,000m (26,247ft), all of which are in Asia, with five in Pakistan.

Woman smashes man's record by climbing 14 highest mountains in 92 days - Vimarsana News

Woman smashes man's record by climbing 14 highest mountains in 92 days

Kristin Harila conquered Everest, K2 and 12 other peaks above 8,000m in a non-stop expedition in three countries.

Source: nypost.com