Kami Rita Sherpa Climbs Mount Everest for the 32nd Time

Kathmandu. Kami Rita Sherpa, considered a living legend of Nepali mountaineering, has once again extended his world record by successfully climbing Mount Everest, the world's highest peak, for the 32nd time. 

He stepped onto the summit of Everest at 10:12 AM today. With this achievement, he has further strengthened his own world record for the most climbs of Mount Everest.

Kami Rita Sherpa started his Everest climbing journey in 1994 and has been continuously active in mountain climbing for over three decades. His consistency and patience in the face of harsh weather, dangerous routes, and high mountain challenges have made him one of the world's leading high-altitude climbers. 

He is respected as a symbol of Everest and a source of inspiration not only by Nepalis but also by the mountaineering community around the world.

After this year's successful climb, he is reported to be safely returning to the base camp. Seven Summit Treks, the company involved in the expedition, confirmed his success and wished him a safe descent.

This achievement by Kami Rita Sherpa has added a new chapter to Nepal's mountaineering history. Having made Everest climbing a continuous mission of his life, he has once again shown the world that courage, discipline, and dedication can make the impossible possible. 

His record-breaking climb has brought new energy to Nepali mountain tourism and the mountaineering sector, and has presented Nepal even more brightly to the entire world.