Kami Rita, The Nepalese Mountaineer Completes Her 29th Ascent Of Mount Everest

The majority of individuals only ever hope to reach the summit of Mount Everest once, but 29 times, Kami Rita Sherpa, one of the most accomplished climbing guides in the world, has succeeded in doing so.

According to media sources, Rita arrived at the 8,849-meter (29,032-foot) summit of “Sagarmatha,” also known as Mount Everest, in Nepal early on Sunday, May 12. This information was provided by Mingma Sherpa of Seven Summits Treks.

According to the report, Kami Rita not only accomplished the amazing achievement of reaching the summit, but he also surpassed his record for the most climbs.

The 54-year-old Sherpa had begun his descent to the mountain’s lower camps and was said to be in good health following the ascent.

In the previous year, Rita beat the record for the most summit ascents on both his first expedition and his second, which took place a week apart.

He and another Sherpa guide, Pasand Dawa, were allegedly vying for the title of most summit ascents of the 29,032-foot peak. Two times fewer than Rita, Dawa has accomplished the feat 27 times.

Just last week, Rita from the base camp posted on Instagram, “Back again for the 29th summit to the top of the world…One man’s job, another man/woman’s dream”.

Rita has arrived at the base camp safely, according to his most recent Instagram update.

More About Kami Rita

One of the most experienced climbers on Mount Everest, Kami Rita is well-known for being an essential guide for international climbers.

After reaching the summit for the first time in 1994, he has done so practically yearly ever since. He now goes by the moniker “Everest Man” as a result.

Al Jazeera claims that Rita has a family history with Mount Everest. His father had been a Sherpa there before him. Rita’s father was one of the original Sherpa guides.

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On the tallest mountain in the world, Mingma Sherpa reported that the weather was ideal for climbing.

The Nepalese government has authorized hundreds of hikers to climb the peak this year.

600 climbers reached the summit of Everest last year, making it the deadliest season on record. There were 18 fatalities.