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Australian female mountaineer and former guide Ellie Pepper is going to climb Nepal's Annapurna-1 this spring. She said that within 2026, the goal is to climb 14 mountains with a height of 8,000 meters in the world without using oxygen.
Addressing a press conference in Kathmandu on Saturday, Ellie Pepper said that she is about to climb Annapurna-1, the world's 10th highest peak (8,091 meters). Annapurna-1 is one of the 14 mountains with a height of 8,000 meters.
She is currently in Kathmandu with her team to prepare to fulfill her dream. She informed that she is going to climb Annapurna-1 through the mountain climbing company Seven Summit Treks. She started her journey to climb mountains without oxygen in 2007 from Mount Choyu in Nepal. According to
paper, as part of his goal, he has successfully climbed two of the 14 mountains of 8,000 meters high in the world without using oxygen. She informed that on July 15th, 2023, the world's 12th highest Broad Peak (8,052 meters) and the world's fifth highest (8,163 meters) Manaslu Himal was successfully climbed on September 28th, 2023. She became the first Australian woman to successfully climb Broadpeak without oxygen.
Along with this, 48-year-old Pepper said that she aims to encourage women who are facing challenges to overcome their own challenges and overcome them. She said, "Because of my own climbing style, I am confident that I will achieve my goal within the time I set." I have trained my whole life for this not only physically, but mentally, emotionally, spiritually. All these things have inspired me to do this.
He has 23 years of experience in mountain climbing. She said that there is a plan to climb three mountains including Annapurna-1 in Nepal this spring.
So far, only six people in the world have climbed all 14 mountains higher than 8,000 meters without oxygen. Among them, only two men have reached the main peak of all 14 mountains higher than eight thousand meters in the world, it took them 16 years to do so.
Among the 14 mountains higher than eight thousand meters in the world are Everest, Ketu, Kanchenjunga, Lhotse, Makalu, Choyu, Dhaulagiri, Manaslu, Nanga Parbat, Annapurna-1, Gasharbram-1, Broadpeak, Gasharbram-2, Shishapangma.
