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ClimbingBROAD PEAK TRAGEDY: Nimsdai’s body reaches London; three more bodies arriving in Kathmandu on Tuesday
2026-08-09T19:01The mortal remains of four climbers are now in Islamabad, Pakistan, as authorities expedite the repatriation process to send them to their home countries.
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Travel & LeisureFrench-Canadian adventurer completes Nepal’s Great Himalayan Trail in 143 days
2026-08-09T20:28French-Canadian adventurer Stephane Champoussin has completed the full length of Nepal’s Great Himalayan Trail (GHT) in 143 days, crossing some of the country’s most challenging high-altitude terrain and remote settlements.
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ClimbingYalung Ri Avalanche: Mortal remains of four, Including Marco Di Marcello, brought to Kathmandu; Tamang’s body handed over to family in Charikot
2026-08-10T14:38The mortal remains of climbers who perished in an avalanche on Yalung Ri mountain last year were brought to Kathmandu this afternoon.
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ClimbingWith over 300 foreign clients, preparations in full swing for autumn expeditions on Mt. Manaslu
2026-08-19T11:36Nepal’s expedition operators are working at full swing to host international climbers on various mountains in the autumn season.
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ClimbingChina bars foreign climbers from scaling Cho Oyu, Shishapangma in 2026
2026-08-19T14:01Those who have long been waiting to complete their 14 peaks above 8,000m after scaling Mt. Cho Oyu or Mt. Shishapangma in Tibet will have to wait at least another year, as China has reportedly continued its ban on foreign climbers running expeditions on the Tibetan side throughout 2026.
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ClimbingEverest Summiteers Association all set for silver jubilee celebrations
2026-08-21T09:38The Everest Summiteers Association (ESA) is all set to celebrate its silver jubilee in Kathmandu on August 23.
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ClimbingWhat happened on Broad Peak? Record-holding Sona Sherpa, the first rescuer, shares recovery details
2026-08-21T16:49On July 30, a massive avalanche struck an international expedition team on Broad Peak, killing 10 climbers, including record-holding Nirmal Purja ‘Nimsdai’. The avalanche hit the team members above Camp II while they were heading for Camp III to begin their final summit push on the evening of July 30.
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ClimbingESA marks silver jubilee, urges government for effective tourism policy
2026-08-23T17:24The Everest Summiteers Association (ESA) today celebrated its silver jubilee in Kathmandu, urging the government to address the concerns of the Nepali climbing community.
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ClimbingEOA flags off Manaslu rope-fixing team for autumn expeditions
2026-08-23T18:41The Expedition Operators Association (EOA), alongside the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA), today flagged off the rope-fixing team for Mt. Manaslu as international climbers prepare to ascend the world’s eighth-highest peak during the 2026 autumn climbing season.
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T3 SpecialMountain tourism stakeholders seek overhaul of proposed Tourism Bill
2026-08-24T22:42Mountain tourism stakeholders have called for a comprehensive overhaul of the proposed Tourism Bill 2081, arguing that the legislation should provide a long-term national roadmap for tourism rather than focus primarily on licensing, regulation, penalties and administrative control.