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Himalayan Adventure Travel We provide end to end services for all kind of adventure travel in the Himalayas of India, Nepal, Bhu
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Lhamu Sherpa was the first Nepalese woman to climb the summit of Mount Everest. She was born in a mountaineering family ...
23/04/2022

Lhamu Sherpa was the first Nepalese woman to climb the summit of Mount Everest. She was born in a mountaineering family and was involved in climbing from her teens. She had successfully climbed Mount Blanc, Mount Cho Oyu, Mount Yalapic, Pisang Himal, and others. She died in April 22, 1993, Mount Everest.

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05/02/2022

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Kaza yesterday ✌️DM now to join next batch of Winter Spiti 4x4 Road Trip
02/02/2022

Kaza yesterday ✌️
DM now to join next batch of Winter Spiti 4x4 Road Trip

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24/01/2022

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Leila Esfandyari - A legend climberLeila Esfandyari (born 1970 in Iran – died July 22, 2011, Islamabad, Pakistan) was an...
30/12/2021

Leila Esfandyari - A legend climber

Leila Esfandyari (born 1970 in Iran – died July 22, 2011, Islamabad, Pakistan) was an Iranian mountain climber. Leila is the first Iranian woman to scale the summit of Nanga Parbat on the Himalayas, the world’s ninth highest peak with an altitude of 8,125 metres and one of the deadliest peaks. Leila is regarded as a pioneer in the women’s mountain climbing movement, being one of few women in the world to have completed a similar attempt.
Education and career:
Leila Esfadyari was brought up and educated in Tehran, Iran, receiving a Bachelor's degree in microbiology. She worked as a microbiologist in a Tehran hospital before she left her job to climb K2 in the Himalayas (2010).
Death:
On July 22, 2011, she successfully completed the ascent to Gasherbrum II, one of the highest peaks on the Karakoram range of the Himalayas. Minutes after, on the way down, her foot slipped on the ice and she fell 300 meters down the peak. She had said once before that "If I fall, let me remain where I am." In accordance to her wishes, her body now rests in the icy heights of the Himalayan Mountain range.

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23/11/2021

BOOKING OPEN NOW

KEDARKANTHA SNOW TREK | SANKRI |UTTRAKHAND |DECEMBER TO MARCH

Dhel Top, 3737 meters ASLAlso used as a pass to Tirthan Valley from Sainj valley, Dhel is one amazing mountain inside GH...
04/11/2021

Dhel Top, 3737 meters ASL
Also used as a pass to Tirthan Valley from Sainj valley, Dhel is one amazing mountain inside GHNP main park area
Best time to trek Dhel is May to November
DM for more details!

29/10/2021

Booking open for 'Winter Spiti Road Trips 2021-22'
December to April
Join in own or our 4x4
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Tso Moriri at sunset..!Move your phone to witness the panoramic beauty!
09/09/2021

Tso Moriri at sunset..!

Move your phone to witness the panoramic beauty!

Short night on the Montcalm ❄️PC:
30/06/2021

Short night on the Montcalm ❄️
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1st ever Photo of K2, Captured in 1902 🙏
19/06/2021

1st ever Photo of K2, Captured in 1902 🙏

10/06/2021

Khumbu Icefall
Mt Everest

Pokhara has some views 🔥Photo:
07/05/2021

Pokhara has some views 🔥
Photo:

-Manaslu (8163m), camp 3 at 7000m, with nearby Naike peak as a backdropPC :
06/05/2021

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Manaslu (8163m), camp 3 at 7000m, with nearby Naike peak as a backdrop
PC :

Nuptse West I at 7,784 m / 25,532 ft. is still unclimbed PC:
03/05/2021

Nuptse West I at 7,784 m / 25,532 ft. is still unclimbed
PC:

Langza today4420 meters ASLSpiti, IndiaPC: Lara Tsering
06/04/2021

Langza today
4420 meters ASL
Spiti, India
PC: Lara Tsering

Do you know where this peak is located?Tell us in comments ✌️
05/04/2021

Do you know where this peak is located?
Tell us in comments ✌️

Porters are literally the backbone of the trekking worldEverything you see in the mountains that nature didn't put there...
27/03/2021

Porters are literally the backbone of the trekking world
Everything you see in the mountains that nature didn't put there – a porter did
For trekkers, the trail can be hard, the air thin, and the gear REALLY heavy. Porters, and other mountain people, are accustomed to the altitude and thin air (many even have different physical characteristics from you and I - special adaptations to cope) and spend their lives carrying loads in the mountains
For you, heavy pack of gear might make a tough day unbearable – a good porter won't have too much difficulty. If you ask them, porters will carry immense loads, much more than could be considered reasonable – it's up to you to exercise discretion and care. We suggest not asking any single porter to carry more than 25kg – a safe weight they can manage with comfort.
A porter will typically carry the gear of two people when homestay trekking in the Himalayas, or one person or less when on a camping trek
So when you are trekking next think about the porters 🙏

Mount Everest (8848 mts asl) as seen from the space ✌️
19/03/2021

Mount Everest (8848 mts asl) as seen from the space ✌️

18/03/2021

Some moments from Shumga Snow Trek in UNESCO World Heritage Site Great Himalayan National Park, India ✌️
Full screen view is recommended

Broad Peak8047 mts ASL
17/03/2021

Broad Peak
8047 mts ASL

Sometimes it helps that it's pitch black, or that you can’t see the bottom.  Climbing is mindfulness,  focus on the worl...
14/03/2021

Sometimes it helps that it's pitch black, or that you can’t see the bottom.
Climbing is mindfulness, focus on the world you can see in your immediate vicinity.
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DM us to trek EBC in 2021 ✌️

⚜️Manaslu (8163 mts)⚜️Camp 3 at 7000m, with nearby Naike peak as a backdrop.PC:
05/03/2021

⚜️Manaslu (8163 mts)⚜️
Camp 3 at 7000m, with nearby Naike peak as a backdrop.
PC:

28/02/2021

Atal Rohtang Tunnel, India ✌️

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