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.
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…
What we know so far, as of August 27 A massive flash flood and debris flow started near the Nepal-China border, in the Tibet/Gyirong area. It was linked to a rock and ice avalanche, or a landslide, that temporarily blocked…
Manaslu turns 70 this year. In the seven decades since the world’s eighth-highest peak was first climbed, 3,643 people have stood on its summit. This autumn climbing season alone is expected to add more than 300 new summiteers to the…
Sajid Ali Sadpara: The Mountain’s Chosen Son On November 5, 2000, Sajid Ali Sapdara was born in the beautiful Sadpara valley of Pakistan’s Baltistan area, where huge peaks reach the sky and old glaciers carve their tracks through the mountains.…
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