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Everest ER provides compassionate high-quality healthcare and preventative education to the climbing community, their support staff, and the trekking-thru public in Everest base camp, using proceeds to subsidize care for the indigenous people of Nepal.

08/06/2026
29/05/2026

On this day, 1953.05.29; Nepali Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and New Zealander Edmund Hillary together became the first two individuals to have reached the summit of Mt Everest (8848.86 m).

Captured by Edmund Hillary, this photograph shows Tenzing Norgay Sherpa standing atop Mt Everest during humanity's first successful ascent of the world's highest mountain. ©: Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).

29/05/2026

The federation promotes international cooperation among professional mountain guides. Shared standards create trust across countries, disciplines, and terrain.

Unity strengthens the profession.

The Legend of Everest ER 🏔️🦅If you’ve followed the journey of Everest ER, this face needs absolutely no introduction. La...
26/05/2026

The Legend of Everest ER 🏔️🦅
If you’ve followed the journey of Everest ER, this face needs absolutely no introduction. Lakpa Sherpa, affectionately known by all of us as "HRA Lakpa."
Lakpa has been the absolute backbone of our team since our very first day in 2003. As we navigated another incredible season on the mountain, Lakpa is officially marking his 24th consecutive season on Everest. Let that sink in! 🙌

He is so much more than a teammate; he is a lifeline. When he isn't being a proud father to his two sons, Lakpa is on the front lines of high-altitude safety as a premier long-line helicopter rescue specialist.

Always pushing boundaries, he also pioneered our tech-forward search efforts by completing advanced search-and-rescue drone training. 🛸🚁
From the earliest days of Everest ER to the modern cutting-edge rescues of today, Lakpa’s expertise, warmth, and dedication keep our camp and the climbing community safe year after year.
We aren't just lucky to have him, we are honored.

Drop a 💙 in the comments to show HRA Lakpa some love for 24 seasons of keeping Everest safe!

26/05/2026
26/05/2026

Heat illness can happen faster than many people realize. During Week, take time to learn from real-world stories and expert perspectives from Wilderness Medicine Magazine (WMM).

Read more:
• 2024 Canyonlands Heat Death
https://wms.org/magazine/1471/2024-Canyonlands-Heat-Death/default.aspx

• Medications and Heat Illness
https://wms.org/magazine/1467/Meds-and-Heat-Illness/default.aspx

• Death Valley Heat Death
https://wms.org/magazine/Breaking-News/40-3/Death-Valley-Heat-Death/default.aspx

• Heat Deaths
https://wms.org/magazine/Breaking-News/40-2/Heat-Deaths/default.aspx

Education saves lives. Help spread awareness this Week.

26/05/2026

On this day, 25.05.1953; Sir Ed Hillary Checking Tenzing Norgay's oxygen equipment, before leaving Camp IV. "Friends are as important as achievement, ..teamwork is the one key to success & that selfishness only makes a man small. " — Tenzing Norgay Sherpa

Photo ©: Royal Geographical Society (with IBG).

26/05/2026

Welcome on Board!!

It gives us immense pleasure to officially introduce the Himalayan Rescue Association - Nepal as the Medical Partner and promotor for the upcoming Tenzing Norgay Sherpa Open Climbing Competition (TNSOCC) – 2026.

The Himalayan Rescue Association Nepal(HRA)is a voluntary non-profit organization formed in 1973 with an objective to reduce casualties in the Nepal Himalayas, especially keeping in view the increasing number of Nepali and foreigners who trek up into the remote wilderness.

One of the most important tasks of the HRA is to try to prevent deaths from Mountain Illness that confronts foreign trekkers and Nepali people. Since its inception, it has manned a small aid-post in the Khumbu village of Pheriche at an altitude of 4,250m. The Pheriche aid-post is manned twice yearly during the trekking season by volunteer doctors. Similarly, since November 1981 another permanent aid-post in Manang at an altitude of 3,550m manned by volunteer doctors of HRA has been in operation. The Association has also opened various temporary posts during tourist seasons at various points like the Na Village in Rolwaling, at the mouth of the Annapurna Sanctuary, the Gokyo Trail and at the Gosaikunda Lake area.

Please visit www.himalayanrescue.org for more...

Together, we look forward to making TNSOCC – 2026 a grand success.

Stay with us for more exciting updates!

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