Tag: Mount Everest
When overtourism spoils your travel plans: Go somewhere else!
Have you heard that told joke? Patient says, “Doctor, it hurts when I do this with my arm.” Doctor’s response is, “Then don’t do this.” This is logic 101 that ... Read More
Boots on the Ground With Global Rescue: Fail To Prepare, Prepare To Fail
Founded in 2004, GlobalRescue is the world leader in travel risk mitigation, security, crisis management, medical evacuation and disaster rescue. Global Rescue goes into action when its members require help fast. ... Read More
Seven tourists hiking Indian Himalayas missing after Avalanche
The Indian Himalaya Mountains are in the spotlight of tourism safety after seven tourists mountain climbing went missing last week. The missing visitors include two Americans, four Britons, and an ... Read More
Nepal Tourism Board official response to Mount Everest expedition deaths
Is Nepal a safe destination to travel after 11 people died climbing Mount Everest this season? The answer should be a certain yes. Nepal is so much more than climbing ... Read More
China enacts new law to protect world’s highest mountain
China has enacted a new law designed to protect and conserve the environment surrounding the Mount Qomolangma (Mount Everest) reserve. Mount Everest, also called Mt. Qomolangma, is the world's highest ... Read More
First Pakistani woman scales Mount Everest
Samina Baigh is now the pride of Pakistan. She is the first Pakistani women to conquer Mount Everest. Read More
Nepal wants to attract visitors interested in its rich history and culture
KATHMANDU, Nepal - Nepal's most iconic symbol - Mount Everest, the world's highest peak - and other tall mountains attract tens of thousands of foreign tourists, particularly from Western Europe, ... Read More
19 dead in plane crash near Kathmandu
KATHMANDU, Nepal - Sita Air Dornier aircraft, which was carrying 16 passengers and three crew members, caught fire and crashed on Friday morning near Kathmandu airport. Read More
Tanzanian mountain porter set to conquer Mount Everest
TANZANIA (eTN) – An experienced porter who has been climbing Mount Kilimanjaro for decades is set to become the first Tanzanian to conquer the highest peak in the world, Mount ... Read More
The roof of the world – Tibetan beauty has no equal
Tibet seems like a land in the sky. With an average height of 4,000 meters above sea level, it lures mountaineers and fascinates cultural heritage fans. Read More
Journey to Mount Everest from the comfort of home
Imagine embarking on the journey to Mount Everest in the comfort of your home. Read More
Buddha Air tourist plane crash in Nepal
Tourist sightseeing flights are an attraction on every tourism trip to Nepal. Read More
World Responsible Tourism Day reaches new heights
Few will ever manage to scale the towering heights of Mount Everest - the summit of the world. Even fewer will fail five times... and come back for more. Read More
Apa Sherpa climbs Mt. Everest for the 21st time
Apa Sherpa broke his own world record by scaling Mount Everest (8,848m) for the 21st time on Wednesday. Read More
Nepal’s ex-minister Upadhyay dies chasing Everest record
KATHMANDU, Nepal--Former Foreign Minister Shailendra Kumar Upadhyay passed away along the slopes of Mt Everest on Monday leaving incomplete dream to become the oldest man to scale the World’s talles Read More
Nepal launches “Save Mt. Everest” campaign
The Mount Everest cleaning mission is scheduled to start from this April will runs till June 2012. Mount Everest, also known locally as Sagarmatha, is the highest summit (8,848 m) ... Read More
South Ridge in New Zealand to be named for Sir Edmund Hillary
WELLINGTON, New Zealand – New Zealand authorities are proposing renaming a ridge on the nation's highest mountain to honor Mount Everest conqueror Sir Edmund Hillary, Read More
Ballot wins over bullet in Nepal
KATHMANDU, Nepal (eTN) - In a historic step towards peace and stability in the country, Nepal has successfully conducted the much-awaited election of Constituent Assembly (CA) on April 10. Contrary ... Read More