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A new law could prohibit inexperienced climbers from climbing Mount Everest. The initiative, which still needs to be discussed, would ask mountaineers to...
The government is taking the measure to limit the growing number of tourists on the world's highest mountain.
“Mainstream Media Is Misrepresenting New Rules Around Everest,” Says Everest Expert
Several online reports claim Nepal now requires all climbers to have summited a 7,000-metre peak before attempting Mount Everest. However, Everest commentator Alan Arnette says that is not yet the case. Nepal’s government is considering legislation that would require would-be Everest climbers to have previously climbed a 7,000m mountain in Nepal before taking on the world’s highest peak. The proposal has not yet passed into law. While many Himal…
The onslaught of mount-everest conquerors has intensified in the past few years to such an extent that the authorities in Nepal are now pulling the draw line. A new tourism law requires the mountaineers, among other things, that they have already climbed a seven-thousander in Nepal before they dare to climb Mount Everest. Thus, inexperienced people are to be kept away from the highest mountain in the world.
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