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Mount Everest is famous for being the highest mountain in the world. Here are some lesser-known facts about the iconic peak.
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A guide to trekking in Upper Mustang, detailing various routes, when to go, how much it costs, what to take, accommodation, food, and more.
steep uphill climb to the summit
this is kinda cute. The spikes on the front legs are weird though.
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The Seven Summits mountaineering challenge sees climbers tackle the world’s highest peaks located on each of the 7 continents.
Summiting Everest is a feat only 5,000 people have achieved. Here's what scaling the mountain is really like, according to climbers who've done it.
14 Things That Happen To Your Body When You Die On Mount Everest
Explorer George Mallory, pictured, and his climbing partner, Andrew Irvine, did not return from the trek in June 1924. The pair were last seen at 26,000ft - just 3,000ft short of the summit.
