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Two climbers scale Mt Putha Hiunchuli

Kathmandu, Nov 9: At least two mountaineers climbed Mt Putha Hiunchuli. The two climbers—Lakpa Sherpa from Nepal and Johannes Lau from Germany stood atop the 7246m peak of the mountain on November 2 at around 12:40 pm, said MingmaSherpa, Chairperson of the Seven Summits Treks (SST), a leading Kathmandu-based trekking
Fourteen Belgian climbers embark on Cholatse expedition

A team of 14 climbers from Belgium hasset off on Mt Cholatse expedition.
Brazilian climber Moeses Fiamoncini sets out on 14th peak expedition

He has lost his five friends, who he says were dearest to him, to mountains. He befriended them while attempting
901 granted permit for winter expeditions on various mountains

Government has granted permit to 901 mountaineers of 108 groups for winter expedition in various 35 mountains and peaks in
Department of Tourism grants permission to 25 teams

Kathmandu: The Department of Tourism has granted permission to 25 teams for mountain expedition for the autumn season. According to
Spring climbing season begins, including Mt Everest

KATHMANDU: This year’s Spring mountaineering expedition including to Mount Everest has begun. Fixing ropes on the world’s highest peak by

Tourists in Ghodepani enjoying scenic beauty of Nepal. (file photo)
689 climbers of 84 teams acquire permits for climbing peaks

KATHMANDU: A total of 84 mountaineering teams have obtained permits till April 13 to climb mountains and peaks in Nepal

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UAE defeats Nepal by six wickets in semi-final match
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Minister Bhandari assures of new policy to re-operate defunct or sick industries
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Nepali Congress boycotts Gandaki Province Assembly meetings
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Speaker Ghimire administers oath of office to JSP lawmaker Khan
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550,000 people acquire work permit till April of current fiscal year
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Ministry cautions docs working in government hospitals not to work in private ones
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African Scout girls gush-We will take home Nepal’s culture and language
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