Nepal has introduced new rules for climbing Mount Everest. Aspiring climbers must now summit a 7,000-meter peak first. This aims to reduce overcrowding and improve climber safety on the mountain. Experienced mountaineers support these new regulations for better preparation. Indian climbers will need to plan multi-year expeditions for their Everest dreams.
Nepal has introduced new rules for climbing Mount Everest. Aspiring climbers must now summit a 7,000-meter peak first. This aims to reduce overcrowding and improve climber safety on the mountain. Experienced mountaineers support these new regulations for better preparation. Indian climbers will need to plan multi-year expeditions for their Everest dreams.
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