Veteran Sherpa guide Kami Rita departs to scale Mount Everest for a record 31st time this season.

Veteran Sherpa Kami Rita Sets Out to Scale Mount Everest for Record 31st Time

Kathmandu, Nepal – Renowned Nepali Sherpa guide Kami Rita has embarked on his quest to climb Mount Everest for the 31st time, aiming to extend his own world record for the most ascents of the world’s tallest mountain. This attempt further solidifies his legacy in mountaineering history.

Over his storied career, Kami Rita has become a legendary figure in the mountaineering community, frequently breaking his own records. His last successful climb, his 30th in total, took place earlier this year, marking his second ascent of the 8,848-meter peak in the same month. Known for his unparalleled expertise and dedication, Rita continues to inspire climbers worldwide.

Despite the challenging conditions posed by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, climbers have remained undeterred, with hundreds attempting to reach Everest’s summit each season. This year’s climbing season is no exception, and Kami Rita’s presence on the mountain continues to serve as both a motivational force and a vital asset to his fellow climbers.

The 53-year-old guide’s impressive career highlights not only his personal achievements but also the critical role played by the Sherpas in making expeditions to Everest possible. They are pivotal in pathfinding, setting routes, and ensuring safety on this formidable trek.

Rita’s numerous climbs underscore the enduring allure of Mount Everest as a pinnacle for adventurers and the expertise required to conquer it safely. As he sets out once again, the mountaineering community keenly watches, ready to celebrate another milestone in the illustrious career of a veteran Sherpa guide.