Sherpa Legend

Sherpa Legend

A Sherpa fetches ladders for climbers attempting to summit Mount Everest.

Who are Sherpas?

Sherpa means an ethnic group of people from the north east part of Nepal. Sherpa doesn’t mean to carry something and doesn’t necessarily mean high altitude worker Sherpa is an ethnic group of people living in the mountains whose primary…

Sherpa Ang Kaji, taking a break near the bottom of the Khumbu Ice Fall, in 2012. Kaji and 15 other Sherpas were killed in the April 17 avalanche. (Photo: Emily Harrington)

Why are Sherpas always happy?

For decades, foreigners have noted and celebrated the good-natured cheerfulness of Nepal’s Sherpas. The perception that Sherpas are always happy can be attributed to a combination of cultural, historical, and psychological factors. While it is important to recognize that this…

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PROJECT: 3 Sisters, 7 Summits

Mountaineering initiative undertaken by three Nepali sisters, project aims to climb the highest peaks on each of the seven continents Three girls have begun an historic trip in a hidden town high in the Himalayas Rolwāling at 13,779 feet, where…

Nepali Cabin Crew Scales New Heights

Nepali Cabin Crew Scales New Heights

Omanika Dangol, recognized for her achievements in the aviation sector and mountaineering. She serves as a senior cabin crew member for Himalaya Airlines and has made headlines for her remarkable climbing feats. Omanika Dangol became the first Nepali cabin crew…