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Kamirita Sherpa climbs Mount Everest for the 29th time
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Kamirita Sherpa, the world-famous climber who has successfully climbed the world's highest peak, Everest, has reached the Everest base camp to break his own 28th record. According to the Tourism Department, he is going to climb Mount Everest for the 29th time this year as a guide of a group of foreign VVIs.
'Kamirita Dai is breaking her own record of 28 times climbing Everest,' Mingma Sherpa, president of Seven Summit Treks Pvt. Ltd., who reached Everest Base Camp on Friday, told Kantipur from Lukla. 54-year-old Kamirita intends to climb Mount Everest twice this time if the weather is favorable. ``Kamirita is trying to climb twice. If it can be done, it will be done," said Sherpa, the president.
Thameka Sherpa of Solukhumbu broke his record for the 27th time during the spring season of last year and reached the peak of Mt. Everest for the 28th time and made the record of the person who has climbed Mt. Mt. After Kamirita, the 47-year-old Pasang Dawa (Padawa) Sherpa from Pangboche, Solukhumbu is the highest mountain climber. It was the 27th time he climbed Mt. After he climbed Mount Everest twice in the same season last year, Kamirita set the record for climbing Mount Everest twice in the same season.
Kamirita climbed Mount Everest for the first time in 2051, while Pasangdawa climbed Mount Everest in 2055. Mount Everest most (21 times) Appa Sherpa reached the record in May 068. His record was made by Phurwa Tasi Sherpa around 070 June. In this 21st time record, Kamirita 074 was able to reach Jeth. Since then, he has been breaking the record for the most ascents on Mount Everest. He has said that he has already thought about taking a break from mountain climbing.
According to Rakesh Gurung, director of the tourism department, Kamirita has taken a one-time permission to climb Mount Everest for the spring season. If he wants to climb twice, he does not need to come to Kathmandu to get permission. Since this time, the tourism department has established a field office at the Everest base camp. By doing the same briefing, any climbers can double-triple their journey to Everest.'
Meanwhile Sagar Sunar (Vishwakarma) of Kaski is heading towards Everest from Kathmandu on Friday to set a record for the shortest person in the world to climb Mount Everest. This is his second attempt to climb Mount Everest after a gap of two years. He is three feet seven inches tall.
Department has issued mountain climbing permits to 861 climbers from 80 countries including Nepal till Friday. In which only 37 climbing teams have been allowed to climb Mount Everest. There are 390 members including 70 women and 320 men. From these, the department has collected 55 million 85 million rupees in salami duty.
