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Nepal  from East to West and North to South a paradise to all the trekkers lovers  an open hidden gem. The country drags about 1 Lakh visitors annually to Annapuran region, 50,000 to Everest region and very few in hundreds to rest trekking region .But apart from these very popular and famous routes, the are many other hidden gems in Nepal that will leave your jaw drop and excites more....Read More

The depth of  the snow  on the summit of Everest has always been of interest. Previous studies have been inconsistent and uncertain about the depth of snow in the world’s most remote and highest places. A recent scientific study has solved this dilemma. Measurements made by Chinese scientists on the northern slopes of Mount Everest have shown that there is 9 and a half meters of snow on the summit of Mount...Read More

Nima Rinji Sherpa successfully ascended savage mountain 2nd highest mountain  K2 at around 10:45am on 27 July . He did at the age of 17 years and 99 days, becoming the world’s youngest to climb the mountain. Earlier he scaled Mt.Gasherbrum I (8080m) at the age of 17 years and 90 days morning of 18 July 2023 , which makes him the youngest ever to climb Mt.Gasherbrum I 8080m. Previously...Read More

Kristin Harila – a Norwegian climber and her leader Sherpa Nepali guide Tenjen Sherpa together has successfully made a New World Record of scaling all 14s 8000 meters peak . It took them 3 months and 1 day with last 14th summit Mount K2 scaled on morning 10:45 am local time of July 27 2023. They broke the previous record by Nirmal Purja (Nimsdai) of six months and six days...Read More

Four siblings from Makalu, Sankhuwasabha has successfully climbed the 2nd highest mountain, Mt. K2, together on 27th July morning. Names of the sibling summitters : Muktu Sherpa, Ang Dawa Sherpa, Ngima Dorchi Sherpa and Pechhumbe Sherpa. With this achievement, they have set a record for being the most siblings to climb a peak higher than 8000m (K2) together. We would like to congrats them a Huge congratulation !!! Their expedition team...Read More