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Three climbers summit Himlung Himal in autumn season

By Tourism Times
Published at : 24 Oct 2026, 7:38 PM

KATHMANDU: Three climbers, including two Spaniards, reached the summit of Himlung Himal on Saturday, according to expedition organiser Seven Summit Treks.

Lur Uribarren Salaberria and Marc Bordas Garcia of Spain, accompanied by Nepali climber Pasang Tamang, reached the 7,126-metre summit from 9:10am onwards, under favourable weather conditions, said Chhang Dawa Sherpa, expedition director of Seven Summit Treks.

The ascent marks the first successful summit of the autumn season for the expedition operator. Another team is preparing for its summit attempt, the company said.

Tags: #Mountaineering #Expedition #Climbing #Mountain Guide #Himalayas

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