A British mountaineer has hit the record of promotions to Everest 19 times, but still not overcome Sherpas | Mountaineering | Sports
British mountaineer Kenton Cool, 51, He achieved a historical deed by conquering Everest for the 19th timeRazan Bhattarai explained the Himalayan Guidelines of Nepal’s Organizing Company of Nepal Expeditions. This number is the largest by a non -mountain mountain, as some men in this ethnic group of the Himalayas counted their curriculum at a height of 8,849 meters on the top of the world. With nothing more, Cool was on the adventure of Dorji Gayalzen who recorded his 23rd climb. The perfect record is another Sherpa, Kami Rita, Everest 30 times.
However, the Escalator community praised Cool and explained its “myth” mark. “His experience, vitality and strength make him a valuable part of Everest society,” said Expectics Adrian Ballinjar in the United States -based Alpeng. “He is a great person to share two decades in the mountain” said Ballinjar Everest has climbed nine times and now leads a trip to the Chinese side of the mountainTo reuters in text message.
Cool climbed Everest for the first time in 2004 and since then, he repeated this feat for almost every year. Cool and Gayalzen used the path of the southeastern edge, which is also known as Kollado Sur, which is the standard path to the peak launched by Neo Zealand Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing in 1953. This way is the most popular way between climbers. More than 8,000 people, many of them, have been on Everest since the first time Hillary and Norge climbed 70 years ago. Alpinism is an important tourist act and the source of income and employment for Nepal, which is the home of eight in the world’s highest peaks, including Everest. Nepal has issued 468 permits, for climbers for climbing season ending this month, costing 000 11,000.
