All news: 16 April 2024
The Everest expedition team of the 7 Summits Club moved to Namche Bazaar
Everest from Nepal.
Alexander Abramov, President of the 7 Summits Club, head of the Everest expedition, reports from Nepal:
Today was a long and difficult march to Namche Bazaar. We saw a lot of beautiful places on the way. There are a lot of people on the ...
Alexander Abramov, President of the 7 Summits Club, head of the Everest expedition, reports from Nepal:
Today was a long and difficult march to Namche Bazaar. We saw a lot of beautiful places on the way. There are a lot of people on the trail. And animals. We reached Namche cheerfully with music and dancing. Tomorrow we will show you the Sherpa capital itself.
The expedition to Dhaulagiri has completed all its business in Kathmandu, met with its sirdar and is ready to fly to Pokhara
Dhaulagiri.
Lyudmila Korobeshko, a guide of the 7 Summits Club, reports from Nepal:
Today was our final day in Kathmandu. We walked through the Tamel, issued permits for Dhaulagiri, attended the amazing evening Aarati ceremony in Pashupatinath and did ...
Lyudmila Korobeshko, a guide of the 7 Summits Club, reports from Nepal:
Today was our final day in Kathmandu. We walked through the Tamel, issued permits for Dhaulagiri, attended the amazing evening Aarati ceremony in Pashupatinath and did the most important action that traditionally brings success to our team - walked three times around the largest stupa of Buddhanath.
In the evening we sat at the Hard Rock Cafe, where we finally met with our sirdar and a great friend, Lakpa Makalu. He has just successfully climbed Makalu (last Thursday) and supervised the installation of fixed ropes. He arrived in Kathmandu today. And tomorrow, early in the morning, he flies with us to Pokhara and then to Dhaulagiri.
We will try to keep in touch.
The team of the Everest expedition of the 8000 Club spent an acclimatization day in Namche Bazaar
Everest from Nepal.
Victor Volodin, a guide of the 7 Summits Club, reports from Nepal:
On the flip calendar, April 16. The group "Let's go!" is resting today, but is actively resting. In the morning we went to the Japanese hotel at an altitude of 3880 ...
Victor Volodin, a guide of the 7 Summits Club, reports from Nepal:
On the flip calendar, April 16. The group "Let's go!" is resting today, but is actively resting. In the morning we went to the Japanese hotel at an altitude of 3880 meters. We were really unlucky with the weather; it was cloudy and we couldn't see Ama Dablam and other beautiful mountains. In the afternoon, Abramov's group came up and in the evening we played billiards with them. As usual, friendship won. By evening, the weather turned bad and it started to rain. The participants feel well, their appetite and everything else is good.
A message from Alla Mishina and Sergey Seleverstov: they have passed the acclimatization trekking, and are waiting for departure to the base camp Kangchenjunga
From Alla Mishina and Sergey Seleverstov from a height of 4,600 meters:
The difficult trekking has been successfully completed. We finish acclimatization at an altitude of 4,600 meters with radial rotation to the point named Ramsey. We can ...
From Alla Mishina and Sergey Seleverstov from a height of 4,600 meters:
The difficult trekking has been successfully completed. We finish acclimatization at an altitude of 4,600 meters with radial rotation to the point named Ramsey. We can already see Kangchenjunga. On April 18, in the morning, we fly to 5400, to the base camp. There is no way to get there on foot now. Yaks and porters do not walk, it is about 50 km along the glacier and moraines, without stationary intermediate camps. Complete lack of communication. We transmit it by satellite phone.
