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ClimbingCommunity raises NPR 86 lakh for Hillary Dawa Sherpa — the cook-turned-guide who crawled off Everest alive
2026-07-05T13:44When Hillary Dawa Sherpa was finally found crawling toward Everest Base Camp on the morning of June 4 — seven days after he was left alone in the death zone without food, bottled oxygen or any rescue effort from his own employer — his family had already begun performing his funeral rites. They had been told he would not return.
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ClimbingBeyond the Summit: The young Sherpa trio redefining high-altitude excellence through 8K Expeditions
2026-07-03T19:13The jet stream has retreated, the fixed ropes have been coiled, and the thin, biting air of the Everest balcony has fallen silent once more. Spring 2026 is in the books, but for the founders of 8K Expeditions, the world’s rooftop was merely the opening act.
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ClimbingFrom Pokhara's first regular int'l flights to digital mountaineering permits: Govt lists 100-day tourism achievements
2026-07-05T21:22The government has listed a string of tourism and civil aviation achievements from the first 100 days in office, under Prime Minister Balendra Shah's administration, ranging from the approval of flydubai's regular flight schedule from Pokhara International Airport to the digitisation of mountaineering permit services and the launch of a national health tourism strategy — outlining what it describes as a period of significant policy and operational reform for the sector.
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ClimbingSinger Raju Lama among seven Nepalis who make history with first large-team ascent of Mt Elbrus
2026-07-06T21:31Seven Nepali climbers, including renowned singer Raju Lama, have summited Mt Elbrus (5,642m), Europe's highest peak, in what organisers are calling the first time such a large Nepali team has scaled the mountain together in a single push.
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ClimbingNew Tourism Bill requiring 7,000m Everest prerequisite heads to House committee for final deliberations
2026-07-08T16:25The new Tourism Bill, which incorporates many changes to the existing Tourism Act, has been sent to a House Committee for a thorough discussion.
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Travel & LeisureFrom Sundarijal to Pangsam Okhreni: A waterfall hike worth the rain
2026-07-08T10:06A short bus ride out of Kathmandu and a trail that wound through forest, past smaller waterfalls and through a quiet hillside village took my three friends, and me to Pangsam Okhreni Waterfall on a recent hike — a day that delivered fresh air, good company and, by the time we turned back, an unplanned lesson in why a raincoat beats an umbrella on the trail.
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ClimbingCanadian 67-year-old and Japan's 14-peak queen summit Nanga Parbat on the same day
2026-07-01T15:38By the time the Killer Mountain's summit teams had returned to high camps, two women had written their names into mountaineering history — one by becoming the oldest woman ever to stand on top of the world's ninth-highest peak, and the other by adding Nanga Parbat to a collection that already included every 8,000-metre summit on earth.
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Travel & LeisureNMA launches rock-climbing training in Tanahun as part of mountain leader programme
2026-07-10T18:57The Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) has commenced a two-day rock-climbing training at Bimal Nagar in Tanahun district, bringing professional mountain skills development out of Kathmandu and into Gandaki Province as part of its ongoing Professional Mountain Leader Fundamental Skills Training.