Katmandú, Nepal – A British mountain guide has climbed Mount Everest on Sunday for 19th time breaking its own record for most mountain promotions in the world for a non -Sherpa guide.
Kenton Cool, 51, from the southwest of England, extended the peak of 8,849 meters (29,032 feet) on Sunday along with several other climbers and was fine and was when he passed from the summit, said Iswari Paudel of Himalaya Guides Nepal, who equipped his expedition.
Cool first went up to Mount Everest in 2004 and He has been doing it almost every year Since then.
The Everest could not climb in 2014 because the season was canceled after 16 Sherpa guides were killed in an avalanche, and again in 2015 when an earthquake triggered an avalanche that killed 19 people. The 2020 climbing season was canceled due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Hundreds of climbers and their guides are on the mountain during the popular spring climbing season, hoping to climb the highest peak in the world.
Many of them have already been successful, while they are expected to make their attempt before the climbing season closes at the end of this month, when the climatic condition deteriorates with the arrival of the rainy monzón season that hinders climbing.
Only Nepali Sherpa’s guides have climbed their peak more times than cold.
Mount Everest’s greatest number of climbing is 30 times per Nepali Sherpa guides our rita, Who is also on the mountain today and is expected to rise in the next few days.
