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14 climbers permitted for Dhaulagiri ascent this autumn

Myagdi, Sept 24: The Department of Tourism has given permission to 14 persons for the autumn ascent of the Dhaulagiri peak located in the district. The seventh tallest mountain of the world at 8,167 metres, Dhaulagiri is located at Dhaulagiri rural municipality-4. Fourteen male climbers have taken permit for the
Dhaulagiri sees first ascent of this season

Two nationals from Poland have successfully climbed the Mt Dhaulagiri. The peak (8,167 meters) is the seventh highest peak in

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Gold sets new record again, trading at Rs. 160,400 per tola
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Low pressure system causes cloudy weather in most parts of the country
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1.8 million expected to leave Kathmandu during festive season
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Advance ticket booking for festival to open on Saturday
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President, Vice-President messages on Jitiya festival
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Scott and Shayna, deaf climbing duo, scale Manaslu
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14 climbers permitted for Dhaulagiri ascent this autumn
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