At Mount Everest, various climbers are trying to set countless records this spring. Similarly, Nepalese climber Kamirita Sherpa, who has set a world record by successfully climbing Mt. Everest 25 times so far, is in the mood to reach the summit again and climb for the 26th time. Climber Kamirita Sherpa, who has been breaking his own world record every year, told NepalNews that he plans to reach the summit after taking on the important responsibility of rope fixing.

Climber Sherpa is currently in Kathmandu with his family and is leaving for Lukla on April 8. He is planning to go to the base camp of Everest and fix the rope above the second camp.

Under his leadership, some climbers are involved in rope fixing. Climber Kamirita Sherpa also led the work of fixing the rope above the second camp of Everest last year. The rope fixing work below is being carried out with the active participation of the Everest Pollution Control Committee.

 Mount Everest climbing is started only after the work of fixing the rope is completed. Other members of Kamirita’s team have already left Kathmandu.

Another Climber Pasangdawa Sherpa, who has climbed Mt. Everest 23 times so far, is aiming to reach the summit 24 times this time. He has recently climbed two mountains in four days. He and other climbers reached the 6,119-meter-high Lobuche Mountain and the 6,189-meter-high Island Peak.