Anita, the silver medalist at the 13th South Asian Games held in Nepal, has previously climbed the 6,038-meter-high Chhulu Forest Himal.
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Nepali fencing player Anita Karki will climb the highest peak of Mount Everest.
Anita will leave Kathmandu for Lukla on Tuesday. Anita said that the climbing date will be decided after reaching the base camp in about a week, considering her health and other conditions. Anita said that she will carry the flags of the Olympian Association, the Players Association, the Nepal Fencing Association and others during the climb.
Anita, a silver medalist at the 13th South Asian Games held in Nepal, has previously climbed the 6,038-meter-high Chhulu First Himal.
On Monday, Nepal Olympian Association President Deepak Bista and Players Association President Deepak Shrestha bid farewell to Anita with best wishes for success.
