North Everest Expedition
9th of April, 2015
It's our pleasure to extend a cheerful welcome to the team Everest Expedition North Side in the kingdom of Himalayas, Kathmandu, Nepal.
It bestows us an immense joy and honor to be solely organizing this expedition to the planet’s highest peak, Everest, and the expedition will be lead by none other than Mr. Namgya Sherpa, the 11 times Everest summiteer.
There are all in all 2 clients teamed up with 2 climbing/personal sherpas and 4 in the kitchen section as a chef and his assistants.
Mr. Pieter Johannes Boogaard from Netherlands is back again to climb Mt. Everest and this is his final seven summits, and Mr. Pieter has climbed some of the seven summits with Namgya Sherpa in the recent years.
Our second guest is Mr. Iuliu Ciprian Patrascu from Romania and he has climbed Mt. Vinson with Namgya Sherpa last year and this will be his 5 seven summits, and straight after the Everest expedition he'll be climbing Mt. Denali probably with Namgya Sherpa.
Our Expedition begins by flying from Kathmandu to the capital city of Tibet, Lhasa and overland journey across the Tibetan Plateau, and then trek in the footsteps of George Mallory.
It will also give a life-long impression of Tibet and its people, and an insight as well as deep respect for the achievements of the early Everest pioneers.
Mount Everest in Tibetan/Sherpa language is called Chomolungma, meaning "Mother Goddess of the Universe".
Mount Everest attracts many highly experienced mountaineers as well as capable climbers from throughout the world. The Northeast Ridge Route of Mount Everest is, along with the South Col Route, is one of the most popular climbing routes to the roof of the world.
The Northeast Ridge is sometimes called The Mallory Route since the approach to the mountain was discovered by George Mallory along with Guy Bullock on the initial 1921 British Reconnaissance Expedition.
With all our heart we wish the entire expedition team a safe and successful climb and we knew and know that the team will give a sixer.
Bon Voyage!
