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63 mountaineers receive permits to climb Mt Everest this spring - Vimarsana News

63 mountaineers receive permits to climb Mt Everest this spring

KATHMANDU, Apr 2: As many as 63 mountaineers received permits to climb Mt Everest, the world's tallest peak, for this year's spring season. According to the Department of Tourism, 13 women and 50 men from five different expedition teams took the permits till Monday.

Khumbu sets new regulations to effectively manage Everest climbing - Vimarsana News

Khumbu sets new regulations to effectively manage Everest climbing

To mitigate the rapid impact of climate change on the fragile Himalayan ecosystem, the Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality has enacted Base Camp Management Procedure 2024 to manage human activities in the base camps located across the foothills of various mountains in the region, including Mt Everest.

EoAN elects Parajuli as Prez, Bhandari Gen Secy - Vimarsana News

EoAN elects Parajuli as Prez, Bhandari Gen Secy

Expedition Operators’ Association Nepal has reelected Damber Parajuli as its president for the next term.

DoT issues 395 climbing permits for autumn climbing season - Vimarsana News

DoT issues 395 climbing permits for autumn climbing season

​​​​​​​A total of 395 mountaineers have received climbing permits to scale 19 mountains this autumn season, accumulating a total of over Rs 39 million in royalties for the Department of Tourism (DoT).

Nepal: Record-setting female climbers vow to continue scaling heights - Vimarsana News

Nepal: Record-setting female climbers vow to continue scaling heights

Photojournalist by profession turned mountaineer Purnima Shrestha from Gorkha, Nepal became the first in her profession to climb six mountains above 8,000 metre