SherpaLegend Editorial Nepal’s two strongest global signifiers are Everest and Buddha. After the Gen‑Z movement jolted our politics and as the government expands the cabinet, this is precisely the moment to put that identity to work. We don’t need another pitchman…
Babu Chhiri Sherpa : How He Survived 21 Hours on the Everest Summit Where No Human Was Meant to Live In the world of mountaineering, few names command as much respect as Babu Chhiri Sherpa. This remarkable sherpa  from Solukhumbu…
In the shadow of the world’s highest peaks, where oxygen thins and danger lurks at every step, there exists a breed of climbers whose names rarely make headlines. They are the unsung heroes of the Himalayas the Sherpa guides who…
In the unforgiving heights of the world’s tallest mountains, where death lurks behind every avalanche and oxygen becomes precious, two souls from different worlds found each other. One was a Norwegian woman from the flatlands who discovered her calling in…
In a small village Phaktalung in eastern Nepal, a young boy used to look up at the tall mountain peaks cutting through the sky. He had no idea that one day, he would become one of the world’s greatest mountain…
Sanu Sherpa : “Just Doing His Job” – From Carrying Salt to Historic 14 Peaks Twice In the village of Walang in Nepal’s Sankhuwasabha district, where the mighty Makalu towers over stone houses, a legend was born on April 30,…
Dawa Yangzum and Dawa Gyalje Sherpa How These Sherpa Siblings Became the First Brother-Sister to Scale All 14 Eight-Thousanders In the remote village of Na in Nepal’s Rolwaling Valley, where stone houses with colorful roofs sit at 4,200 meters above…
Pemba Gelje Sherpa: The Monk Who Became a Mountain Legend In the village of Solukhumbu, Nepal, where Mount Everest casts its shadow over everyday life, a boy named Pemba Gelje Sherpa began a journey that would take him from monastery…
Tsering Pemba Sherpa: Sherpa Who Never Leaves Anyone Behind A Legacy Born in the Mountains High in the remote village of Rowaling, located in Nepal’s Gaurishankar Rural Municipality in Dolakha district, a boy was born in 1985 who would carry…
Honoring the legends who became the bridge between humans and the crown of the Himalayas. Everest Day marks the historic ascent of Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary, who on May 29, 1953, became the first climbers confirmed to have reached the summit…
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