Aiming to promote women's participation in mountain climbing, eight women from six countries successfully climbed the 5,630-meter high Yalung Ri peak in Rolwaling area of Dolakha on Wednesday morning.
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Eight women have successfully climbed to the peak of the 'Yalung Ri' mountain under the Rolwaling Ice Range at the same time. Eight women from six countries have climbed the 5,630-meter high 'Yalung Ri' peak in Rolwaling area of Dolakha with the aim of promoting women's participation in mountain climbing.
They reached the peak of "Yalung Ri" at 8 o'clock in the morning at 2 minutes on Wednesday, their guide Pasang Kidar Sherpa, the guide of international mountain climbing, said .
The team named 'Women's Mountaineering Collaboration' aims to promote women's participation in mountain climbing internationally. Initially, the plan was to climb Ramdung, which is 5,930 meters high. He said that Ramdung could not be climbed due to the change in weather. 9 women from Nepal, America, Afghanistan, India, Pakistan and Tajikistan participated in the campaign.
which was led by American trailblazer Danica Gilbert . Among them, Neki Haidari from Afghanistan reached 4,000 meters due to her health. They were helped by international guides Pasang Kidar Sherpa and Mingma Chiri Sherpa in climbing the mountain. Mariam Sharipova from Tajikistan, who participated in the climb, said on the phone from Beding that it was very exciting to reach the peak of Yulung Ri as a group.
'Women joined this campaign because they can do adventure collectively,' she said, 'We can climb the mountains, we have succeeded in promoting the participation of women in mountain climbing.' She said that after climbing 'Yalung Ri' from 1 o'clock in the morning on Wednesday, she reached the peak in 7 hours.
The goal of increasing women's participation in mountain climbing internationally and promoting women in mountain climbing has been taken by the international trail guide Pasang Kidar Sherpa. He said that although the team reached the area for training to climb the Ramdung mountain, there was a problem due to the change in weather. He said that since there is 2 to 3 feet of snow in the area at present, they are encouraged to climb Yalung Ri by giving mountain climbing training there.
"Mountain climbing is rare for eight women to participate in climbing at the same time and it is very pleasant to climb successfully," he said. Maryam Sharipova and Furug Sharkarmmadova from Tajikistan, Setan Dolma from India and Srijana Tamang from Nepal participated .
Likewise, American trailblazer Danica Gilbert led the team . They were trained in first aid and rescue training in the Ramdung Himal region two weeks before climbing the mountain. In addition to increasing women's participation, he said that the American organization Hamdeli supported with the aim of promoting adventure, education and international cooperation. He said that along with Khangri Trek taking permission and assisting in management, Nepal National Mountain Path Demonstrator Association has become a supporter of Lakme Tamang Path Demonstrator.
'This campaign is very important to attract women in mountain climbing and to prepare trailblazers,' he said, He said that the purpose of the campaign is to promote Nepal's tourism sector and the Himalayan region.
