All news: 15 November 2019
Nims in Moscow! In December, at the invitation of the 7 Summits Club, the author of the biggest sensation in the world of mountaineering in recent years, Nepalese Nirmal Purja, will visit Russia
Everest.
Nepalese climber, the new world record holder in the speed of ascents to all 14 eight-thousandths of the planet Nirmal Purja (Nims) accepted the invitation of the 7 Summits Club to come to Russia!
So - Miracles do come true!
During ...
Nepalese climber, the new world record holder in the speed of ascents to all 14 eight-thousandths of the planet Nirmal Purja (Nims) accepted the invitation of the 7 Summits Club to come to Russia!
So - Miracles do come true!
During the autumn expedition on Manaslu (8156m), the members of the 7 Summits Club group headed by Ludmila Korobeshko met Nims, who was completing his unique program of climbing the eight-thousandth peaks. We have established good friendly relations and invited the Nepalese to visit Russia at the end of his program. Soon climbing to the top of Shisha Pangma Nims issued a new phenomenal record, passing all 14 eight-thousandths less than 7 months. Suffice it to say that the previous achievement he beat by more than seven years!
And recently, on behalf of the 7 Summits Club, we sent him an official invitation to come to Russia. Nims agreed, and with the support of the Russian Embassy in Nepal, he got a visa.
December 7th the 7 Summits Club participates in the organization in Moscow a gala evening of the Russian mountaineering Federation, dedicated to the summing up of the year. During this event, the Golden ice Axe of Russia ceremony will be held – an award for the best mountaineering achievement of the year. And there will also be a presentation of the "Everest Climber" honours to climbers who have reached the world's highest peak for the first time this year.
It is planned that Nims will speak to Russian climbers with a story about his unique record project and his future plans. The speech in Moscow will be his first public appearance outside Nepal! Do not miss this historic event!
We will also organize two more performances of Nims at our friends:
December 7th in Moscow in the lecture Hall of the Club of Travelers of the Sport Marathon;
December 8th in St. Petersburg in the RedFox trade center.
The records of the expedition on Giluwe. The first in their countries and regions climbed the highest volcano in Australia team members of the 7 Summits Club
During our expedition to Papua several records were set:
1) The Firsts Estonians who have climbed Mount Giluwe - Vambola and Lisette Sipelgas (father and daughter).2) First Crimean on Giluwe became great Igor Pokhvalin. 3) Ruslan Sadykov ...
During our expedition to Papua several records were set:
1) The Firsts Estonians who have climbed Mount Giluwe - Vambola and Lisette Sipelgas (father and daughter).
2) First Crimean on Giluwe became great Igor Pokhvalin.
3) Ruslan Sadykov became the First from Bashkiria on Giluwe.
The Thorong Pass is climbed! The 7 Summits Club group passed the hardest section of trekking "Around Annapurna»
Hello from the group of Shaggy Yaks! Trekking "Around Annapurna". Again we had an early start, thia time – for the highest pass on our route - Torong La( 5416 meters). We were waiting by morning magical views, beauty as in a fairy tale, ...
Hello from the group of Shaggy Yaks! Trekking "Around Annapurna". Again we had an early start, thia time – for the highest pass on our route - Torong La( 5416 meters). We were waiting by morning magical views, beauty as in a fairy tale, and, of course, a heavy long climb. At the pass we drank tea, admired the beauty and then there was the same long descent. We went down to the village of Mukhtinath. In General, this hardest day of the trek we went well.
Guide Alexander Dorojukov.
Summit! Photos from climbing Giluwe by a group of the 7 Summits Club under the leadership of Ludmila Korobeshko
Ludmila Korobeshko: Yesterday morning, the 7 Summits Club team climbed to the top of Australia's and Oceania's highest volcano, Mount Giluwe. The summit was made by all members of the expedition and a group of local Papuans. They are kind ...
Ludmila Korobeshko: Yesterday morning, the 7 Summits Club team climbed to the top of Australia's and Oceania's highest volcano, Mount Giluwe. The summit was made by all members of the expedition and a group of local Papuans. They are kind and very nice people. And they are not cannibals. Papuans went with us to the top, sang songs by the fire, mixed mud – so, they had a great time in the campaign on Giluve!
Tomorrow our cultural program begins - a visit to the local tribes.