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Nepal Army teams recover 2 more bodies on mountains-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Nepal Army teams recover 2 more bodies on mountains-Xinhua

Nepal Army teams recover 2 more bodies on mountains-

What happened to Ueli Steck and where is Dani Arnold now? Netflix's Race To the Summit - Vimarsana News

What happened to Ueli Steck and where is Dani Arnold now? Netflix's Race To the Summit

What happened to Ueli Steck and where is Dani Arnold now? Whereabouts of the explorers explained as Netflix's Race To the Summit airs.

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On Everest, App State faculty fine-tune tools for sky-high scholarship - Vimarsana News

On Everest, App State faculty fine-tune tools for sky-high scholarship

App State faculty conducted weather station maintenance on Mount Everest as part of an expedition supported by the National Geographic Society and Rolex.

Nepal expecting hundreds of climbers despite pandemic - Vimarsana News

Nepal expecting hundreds of climbers despite pandemic

Nepal is expecting hundreds of foreigners to attempt to scale the highest Himalayan peaks despite the pandemic. The Department of Tourism in Kathmandu has confirmed that more than 300 foreigners have expressed interest in climbing Mount Everest this spring. There’s similar interest for other mountains too, said Mira Acharya, a director at the department. Speaking of Nepal, check out this gallery from J'can traveller Ayana Dixon's trip to India.  looptt Travel Tuesday: Ayanna Dixon connects to India One Japanese and four Canadians climbers are already trekking their way to the base camps of...

Mount Everest: Nepal expecting hundreds of climbers despite COVID - Vimarsana News

Mount Everest: Nepal expecting hundreds of climbers despite COVID

Associated Press KATHMANDU, Nepal – Nepal is expecting hundreds of foreigners to attempt to scale the highest Himalayan peaks despite the COVID-19 pandemic. The Department of Tourism in Kathmandu said Wednesday that more than 300 foreigners have expressed interest in climbing Mount Everest this spring. There’s similar interest for other mountains, said Mira Acharya, a director at the department. One Japanese and four Canadians climbers already are trekking to the base camps of Mount Manaslu and Mount Nuptse, respectively, Acharya said. The spring season, which is popular because of favora...