Simone Moro has spent almost two years of his life at Manaslu. In autumn 2026, six months after a heart attack near the mountain, he walked away from it again this time before it could make the choice for him.
Climbers are turning around on Mount Manaslu. At Camp III, the rope-fixing team has given up trying to break trail and fix lines toward the summit. Teams are packing their gear and heading down; some climbers are already back in…
Fewer than two dozen people are at Dhaulagiri Base Camp, waiting out a storm and looking to mid-to-late October.
A foreign climber and his Sherpa guide were found dead inside a tent at the high camp on Mt Manaslu this morning after hundreds of climbers retreated to base camp following adverse weather on the world’s eighth-highest mountain, officials said.…
Ten young Nepalis are starving themselves on Manaslu, demanding their government and international community to protect Himalayan communities from glacial flooding the same week the country's prime minister flies to New York to make the same case to the world.
At 9:25 p.m. on September 17, nine exhausted climbers stood on the summit ridge of Manaslu, 8,163 meters up, in total darkness the first people to stand there this season. Below them, spread across Base Camp, 493 climbers were waiting…
Eighty-Two, and Still Climbing the Same Rock Today Reinhold Messner turns 82. He is not celebrating at home in South Tyrol. He is in Pakistan, in Gilgit-Baltistan, in the shadow of the mountain that has shaped and cost more of…
High above the Manaslu Base Camp, a group of young people from Samagaun are preparing to stop eating. Not because food is scarce but because they say the world has ignored the risks hanging over their village for too long.…
Manaslu, the world’s eighth-highest mountain at 8,163 meters, has become the undisputed center of Nepal’s autumn 2026 climbing season. As of the Department of Tourism’s royalty report covering September 11–13, 2026, the mountain holds 451 climbers, including 120 women, across…
There was a point, high on the ridge of Yerupajá, when going back stopped being an option. Three men stood on a knife-edge of snow and rock, the kind that drops away on both sides, with a storm sitting low…
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