Kami Rita Sherpa Arrives Back Home

Kami Rita Sherpa Arrives Back Home

Kami Rita Sherpa, a Nepali record breaking Sherpa guide who has set the record of most ascend of Mount Everest- 28 times waves at media upon arriving at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu on 25th May, 2023. Dubbed as the ''Everest Man'' Kami Rita stood atop the Everest retaining his title of most climbs of Mount Everest for 28th time on 23 May, 2023. The 53 old Sherpa climber has been scaling the mountains for over two decades. His mountaineering journey began in 1992 when he joined an expedition to Everest as a support staff member. Since then, Kami Rita has fearlessly embarked on numerous expeditions, summiting Everest multiple times. His achievements extend beyond Everest, as he has also conquered other formidable peaks, including K2, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, and Manaslu. On Tuesday Kami Rita also had led a team of climbers to the top of world's tallest peak. (Photo by Sanjit Pariyar/NurPhoto)

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