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Climbing season kicks in: Mt. Everest expected to surge in size

Summary by Het Belang Van Limburg
In Nepal, the high season begins for climbing Mt. Everest, the world's tallest mountain, at 8,849 meters. The authorities are expecting another big jump. So far, about 400 adventurers have booked a trip from Nepal to Mt. Everest with expedition companies, says Rakesh Gurung, the head of the tourism authorities in Kathmandu. By the beginning of May, more reserves may be added.

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Climbing season kicks in: Mt. Everest expected to surge in size

In Nepal, the high season begins for climbing Mt. Everest, the world's tallest mountain, at 8,849 meters. The authorities are expecting another big jump. So far, about 400 adventurers have booked a trip from Nepal to Mt. Everest with expedition companies, says Rakesh Gurung, the head of the tourism authorities in Kathmandu. By the beginning of May, more reserves may be added.

1 month ago·Hasselt, Belgium
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Climbing season kicks in: Mt. Everest expected to surge in size

In Nepal, the high season begins for climbing Mt. Everest, the world's tallest mountain, at 8,849 meters. The authorities are expecting another big jump. So far, about 400 adventurers have booked a trip from Nepal to Mt. Everest with expedition companies, says Rakesh Gurung, the head of the tourism authorities in Kathmandu. By the beginning of May, more reserves may be added.

1 month ago·Belgium
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