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Climbing Mt. Everest Just Got Harder—Nepal Plans Crackdown Amidst Overcrowding, Deaths
If you want to climb the world’s tallest mountain, Nepal wants to see your résumé first. Turns out experience matters and for Nepal it looks like 7,000 meters. In a bold move aimed at improving safety and reducing the deadly traffic jams on Mount Everest,
Climbing Mt Everest Just Got Stricter: What Mountaineers Need to Know Before Planning Their Journey
In wake of tragedies on the world's highest mountain, Nepal has introduced a slew of measures to make Everest climbing season safer and more sustainable. To qualify for a permit for Mount Everest, climbers must first successfully summit a mountain over 7,
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Incoming law could stop inexperienced climbers from scaling Mount Everest in move to reduce deaths and overcrowdingClimbers hoping to scale the world's tallest mountain may need to climb another 7,000m+ peak in Nepal to receive a permit ...
In his latest dispatch from the hike to Mount Everest Base Camp, the writer discusses how the booming tourism industry has ...
Octogenarian Carolyn Robinson sets off on a 130-kilometre trek to reach Mount Everest's South Base Camp, 5,364 metres above ...
New safety measures for Mount Everest proposed by Nepal would require climbers to demonstrate previous high-altitude ...
The writer became an aid worker for Mount Everest climbers during the devastating disaster. A decade later, he explores how ...
The Nepal government drafted an Integrated Tourism Bill that states that any climber wanting to scale Mount Everest (28,029ft ...
Nepal plans to implement new restrictions on climbers aiming to summit Mt. Everest. Mountaineers must now have experience ...
We visited the Pangboche Monastery, a 600-year-old religious center where Mount Everest climbers pray for safety ...
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