Microplastics have summitted Mt Everest and dived deep in to our oceans. We must control the use of single use plastic as our veins and tissues are getting poisened by plastics. Mountaineering ropes are made from synthetic polymers, which are…
Matt Phipps Found a Little Star in the Himalayas: Here’s How You Can Help Her The Himalayas have different stories and different moments if we go around and roam in the peace that happens with every step on the mountain…
Karel Abraham: From MotoGP to the Top of the World Racing a bike at 220 mph and you’re on top of the world at least figuratively. But for Karel Abraham, the Czech former MotoGP rider, reaching the literal top of…
Devon M. Levesque wasn’t born into comfort, he was born into grit. He learned growing up on a farm in Idaho, then moved across the country to New Hampshire when he was just 7 years old with my family and their…
Born in Tolosa, Gipuzkoa, on August 1, 1973, Edurne’s journey began in the mountains of her homeland, unaware that one day she would carve her name in the history of alpinism. “Raised in a land of mountains, Edurne spent her…
Fix You” at Camp 3: How Parth Upadhaya’s Everest Story Caught Coldplay’s Attention Mountaineering isn’t always about Climbing peaks or facing the brutal challenges of high-altitude climbing. Sometimes, it’s about the unexpected opportunities that emerge from pursuing one’s dreams. This…
Imagine a place where mountain paths tell tales of centuries-old trade routes, where “Zhentang” itself means “path for transportation.” Here, roughly 2,600 Sherpas continue to weave their cultural canvas, bridging an ancient heritage with the rhythms of modern life. The…
Located in the heart of the Himalayas, at a altitude of 15,400 feet (4,700 meters), lies the World’s Highest Bakery in Lobuche, Nepal. This café has become a beloved stop for trekkers on their journey to the Everest Base Camp,…
Mount Everest, the tallest peak on Earth, is revered by adventurers and climbers worldwide. Yet, lurking within its majestic heights lies a perilous region known as the “Death Zone.” Above 26,000 feet (8,000 meters), this unforgiving environment presents a host…
In the perilous realm of Mount Everest’s “death zone,” where temperatures plummet and oxygen levels dwindle to dangerously low levels, the thin line between life and death becomes ever more apparent. It’s a place where climbers face the ultimate test…
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