Nepal's Kami Rita Sherpa Sets New Everest Climbing Record
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- •Kami Rita Sherpa, a Nepali mountain guide, has now summited Mount Everest 32 times.
- •His 32nd ascent broke his own previous record for the most Everest summits by a single climber.
- •The record climb took place during the 2026 spring climbing season on the Nepal side of Everest.
- •A second Nepali Sherpa climber, often referred to as the 'Mountain Queen', also broke her own Everest record this season.
- •Both record ascents were carried out while guiding paying clients to the summit.
- •The two Nepali climbers’ achievements were reported by Nepal’s mountaineering authorities and local expedition organizers.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Kami Rita Sherpa continues guiding future Everest expeditions He may further extend his summit record, drawing more climbers to Nepali-led expeditions.
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WESTBBC News - World'Everest Man' and 'Mountain Queen' break own records scaling world's tallest peakMEAl Jazeera - AllTwo Nepali Sherpa climbers break own records on Mount EverestMEAsharq Al-Awsat (EN)Nepali Duo Break Own Records on EverestREGIONALHindustan Times - WorldNepal's mountaineer Kami Rita Sherpa climbs Mt Everest for 32nd time, beats own record