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26/07/2025

Everest base camp trek
October & November
Day 13
Kathmandu to Kathmandu
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Inspire Treks & Travel
David Hamilton

25/07/2025

Phortse dumji festival 2025

23/05/2025

Many congratulations to Tashi Gyalzen Sherpa who has summited Everest 4 times in 15 days. A new WORLD RECORD. Thanks to the Himalayan Times for the article below.

https://thehimalayantimes.com/nepal/tashi-gyalzen-creates-history-with-four-everest-ascents-in-15-days?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwKc2TNleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHlB2caETBA30e_cJf9PSEpxqyy75yHU28gMqTQI6gGWMgBoyI4VKfK96fQnl_aem_sJ0gl4u7kxvWVhWiFW6CKA

A Sherpa climber from Khumjung, Solukhumbu today created history in mountain climbing as he made four successful ascents of Mt Everest in just 15 days.

04/05/2025

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03/05/2025

A glimpse of Everest base camp in the time of night

05/04/2025

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05/04/2025

Peter and Tashi lama enjoying at dingboche 4330 miters on the way to Everest base camp

04/10/2024

Inspire Treks & Travel Father and son Everest basecamp trek
Day 1.we wake up 4am in the morning then flew up to lukla weather was very good after yesterday cancel all flight due to the bad weather we are luckily got first flight direct Kathmandu to Lukla we stop night in phakding tashi lama

23/09/2024

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The locals are the heart of any tourism destination, they give character and authenticity to your experiences. When tourism benefits local people and their livelihoods they will be happier, and if they are happy it will in turn benefit the visiting tourists.

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31/08/2024

The 45-year-old was in a coma for 13 weeks and left with a severe brain injury - but now he's hiking to Everest Base Camp.

18/08/2024

FLOODING IN VILLAGE OF THAME IN KHUMBU NEAR PHORTSE
BBC News
Published
16 August 2024
A Sherpa village in Nepal’s Everest region has been engulfed by icy flood waters, officials say.
Experts suspect Thame - which sits at an altitude of about 3,800m - was flooded after a glacial lake burst its banks. Scientists have warned that climate change is causing many glaciers in the Himalayas to melt at an alarming rate.
No deaths or injuries have been reported, but more than a dozen buildings including houses, a school and a health clinic have been completely destroyed by Friday’s deluge.
Thame is home to many record-holding Sherpa mountaineers and is also where Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, the first person to climb Mount Everest along with explorer Edmund Hillary, hailed from.
Videos show frothy, milky waters surging through the village in floods turned brown by mud and debris.
A spokesman for the Nepalese army, Gaurav Kumar KC, told AFP about 15 homes had been swept away, while rescue teams were helping people to safety.
Local authorities say bad weather did not permit the use of helicopters during their investigation, adding they plan to fly to the mountains on Saturday morning.
While the cause of the flood is unknown, Arun Bhakta Shrestha, a climate change specialist at the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) said there are “indications” it was the result of a glacial lake outburst and they were working to confirm it.
Scientists have warned that Himalayan glaciers are melting because of climate change and creating glacial lakes, often dammed by loose rock and debris, which makes them unstable and prone to bursting their banks.
Hundreds of glacial lakes formed from glacial melt have appeared out of nowhere in the Himalayas in recent decades. According to a 2020 report by the ICIMOD, 2,070 were documented in Nepal, of which 21 were ranked “potentially dangerous”.

20/04/2024

Everest Base camp and cholapass trek 2024
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