Everest | 2011 S Col-SE Ridge

A Nepal expedition to Everest in 2011 via S Col-SE Ridge, led by Dawa Steven Sherpa. Summit reached on 6th May 2011. 50 members recorded.

Expedition Details

Field Value
ID 7181
Imported 2026-03-06 18:04:49.359634
Expedition ID EVER11101
Peak ID EVER
Year 2011
Season 1
Host Country 1
Route 1 S Col-SE Ridge
Route 2 -
Route 3 -
Route 4 -
Nationality Nepal
Leaders Dawa Steven Sherpa
Sponsor Asian Trekking Eco-Everest Expedition 2011
Success 1 True
Success 2 False
Success 3 False
Success 4 False
Ascent 1 -
Ascent 2 -
Ascent 3 -
Ascent 4 -
Claimed False
Disputed False
Countries Brazil, India, Japan, Mexico, Nepal, Spain, Switzerland, USA
Approach -
Basecamp Date 2011-04-11
Summit Date 2011-05-06
Summit Time 1045
Summit Days 25
Total Days 44
Termination Date 2011-05-25
Termination Reason 1
Termination Notes -
High Point (m) 8849
Traverse False
Ski False
Paraglide False
Camps 0
Fixed Rope (m) 0
Total Members 25
Summit Members 18
Member Deaths 0
Total Hired 25
Summit Hired 20
Hired Deaths 0
No Hired False
O2 Used True
O2 None False
O2 Climb True
O2 Descent True
O2 Sleep True
O2 Medical True
O2 Taken False
O2 Unknown False
Other Summits -
Campsites Smt(06-07,11,13,19-20/05)
Route Notes The Asian Trekking Eco Everest expedition was a combination of several independent teams (1-4 climbers each). Asian Trekking provided transportation, base camp facilities and various levels of high altitude support (oxygen, high-altitude porters, tents, etc) as required and contracted for by each team. The individual accounts for each team are given below: Charles Wittmack (USA) Brian Block (USA) Joseph Brus (USA) Matthew Boelman (USA) Name: The World Tri-Everest Expedition Camps: BC(11/04,5350m),C1(23/04,6100m),C2(24/04,6500m),C3(04/05,7100m), C4(05/05,7900m),Smt(06,13/05) Left: 15/05/2011 Hired: 4 Term: Success C1 by Block only C2 in Western Cwm C3 on Lhotse Face C4 at South Col Fixed rope: 200m from C2 to C3. Wittmack spent nine months getting to Khumbu. He swam down to Thames River in England to the English Channel, took 12 hours to swim across the Channel, bicycled from Cherbourg to Kathmandu (he entered Nepal on 16 February) and trekked to Everest BC. He returned to Kathmandu by air from Lukla on 16 March and returned to Lukla on the 19th. Before setting up Everest BC on 11 April, Wittmack and other members climbed some trekking peaks: Wittmack scaled Chhukungtse via Chhukung Ri; Boelman, Brus and Wittmack climbed Island Peak; Brus and Wittmack did Lobuche East. The team placed their C3 lower than the usual site for this camp, but crevasses across the face restricted space available for pitching tents, and all possible sites above 7100m as high as 7300m were already occupied. Boelman, Block and Brus did not want to try to summit without Shepras helping them because no rope had been fixed that far, but the Sherpas were too tired from having carried all their loads to C4 to move so soon. Wittmack was "the only one comfortable" without the ropes. He left C4 on 6 May at 1:00 am and was on the top at 10:22 am. He descended all the way to BC and got there at 7:30 pm. Brus later made a successful bid for the summit: he went to C3 on 10 May, to C4 on the 11th, and left C4 for the top with Gyalu and Pasang at 9:00 pm. The arrived at the summit only at 7:30 am because they got stuck in the queue at the Hillary Step; Joe was not a fast climber. They returned to C4 at 6:30 pm. Block had a problem with his breathing when he was ascending the Hillary Step. He explained in an email, "it was as I was climbing through the Hillary Step that I felt my breathing was more challenged than it should be. Of course, not having been to that elevation prior (to this) -- as I had not previously visited the summit of Everest -- I was unsure as to whether what I was experiencing was unusual, or just par for the course. It was in face of the realization that Joe Brus had caught up to me, and I am usually much faster when we have climbed together prior (to this), that I realized that he seemed to be laboring much less when I realized that I was suffering from something more than a challenging climb (and later to find out a failing oxgygen mask as it was missing a key component that pressurizes the mask) -- which would later be found near C4 that evening. Apparently my "feeling" that the mask was smothering me and was more challenging to breathe through than not using it (which was my original intention and planning not to use oxygen) was actually correct. Best guesses that I was only getting about 40% of the oxygen provided by the tank/mask combo due to the missing piece. Which in turn I am guessing exasperated the onset of the pneumonia that I ahd apparently contracted prior (to this) but had not felt the effects of until approaching the summit." Nevertheless he pressed on. He had left C4 the night of the 12th with Pasang Rita. "Brus and Gyalu caught up to us close to the Hillary Step. I had stopped at the South Summit corniced area briefly to clear my eyes. As the sun was rising and things were heating up both outside and inside my goggles, it caused some gel sun-screen to ooze into my eyes and so I used some ice to clear the gunk and hence restore my vision. When Pasang and I continued on it, was not long before Joe (Brus) and Gyalu joined the ranks (of other climbers) behind us very near the Hillary Step." It was 13 May when the two Americans and two Sherpas summited together. After taking summit pictures, "we then started down, and the pneumonia I was now feeling the effects of seemed to continually compound." The four climbers stayed that night in C4 and descended to C2 together. Block was picked up by helicopter from C2 at 10:30 am on the 15th; Wittmack got aboard at BC, and they flew to Lukla, then to Kathmandu, where Block went to a hospital for treatment. The doctor who treated him "upon hearing the news that I had gone to the summit, and that the onset had actually started prior (earlier) based on the level of blockage caused by the pneumonia, said it was "impossible." I am just glad I was strong enough to get down, as that is the most important part." Boelman was the only member who did not get to the top. He got as high as 8500m (at the Balcony) on 12 May but the developed cerebral edema. Kami Tshering and Tshering Thundu helped him down to C4 that day, to C2 the next day, and to BC on the 14th. Oxygen was used by Boelman in C3 to his high point to and in C3. Brus was on it from C3 to the summit to C3. Wittmack used oxygen in and from C4 to the top to and in C4. Their four Sherpas used it in C4 to their high points to and in C4. Block was on oxygen climbing up from C4; when he felt he was being smothered by his mask, "I tried to take it off right away and again as we neared the summit, but Pasang, with whom I was climbing, thought I was confused or hypoxic each time I tried to remove it as I could markedly breathe more easily, kept "helping" or telling me to put it back on. As we climbed to the summit from the South Summit I removed it repeatedly to catch my breath. I removed it briefly at the summit and was again scolded to keep it on, that it was "your imagination that you can breathe better without it." I did eventually remove it completely above Camp 4. Then the missing piece was found near C4, and he spent that night in C4 on a medical flow (while he sat upright "struggling to breathe as the pneumonia had at this point severely obscured my breathing pathways. It was only a remainder bottle and I used it for two hours. The next day I used a low flow rate on the descent to C3, but ended up removing the mask completely above C3 and did not use it again." Sherpas: Gyalu Lama, 1977, Patle, Okhaldhunga, Everest X1, Cho Oyu X1 Kami Tshering/Chhiring Sherpa, 30/8/86, Khumjung, Everest X1 Pasang Rita (Pa Rita) Sherpa, 10/7/74, Yilajung, Khumbu, Everest X4 Tshering Thundu Sherpa, 30/9/74 (14/5/2031), Khumjung, Everest X3, Cho Oyu X1 Rodrigo Raineri (Brazil) Carlos Canellas (Brazil) Carlos Santalena (Brazil) Name: Projeto Everest 2011 Camps: BC(14/04,5400m),C1(24/04,6100m),C2(25/04,6400m),C3(05/05,7200m), C4(06/05,8000m),Smt(07,20/05) Left: 24/05/2011 Hired: 3 Term: Success The three-member Brazilian team set out from C4 for summit at different times on 6 May. Raineri at 9:30 pm, Santalena at 10 pm and Canellas at 11 pm. Raineri turned around from above the Balcony around 6 am on 7 May due to strong wind. Raineri was suppose to paraglide from top and due to strong wind conditions he thought that paragliding was not going to work out in that condition. Santalena and Canellas continued their climb in clear sky and strong wind with Pasang Rinji and Sera Gyalzen. They got to the top at 9:50 am on 7 May with two climbing Sherpas. They stayed on summit for about 20 minutes and descended to C4 at 2 pm. They spent the night there. Next day 8 May they descended to C2 and the following day 9 May to BC. Raineri's second summit push started from C4 at 9 pm on 19 May with his climbing Sherpa Kami Tshering. They arrived on summit at 9:55 am on 20 May in perfect weather condition. They stayed on summit for 20 minutes and descended to C4 at 3 pm, spent the night there. Next day 21 May they went down to C2 and on 22 May to BC. Carlos Santalena youngest Brazilian to summit Everest. Sherpas: Pasang Rinji, 2/4/2031, Namche-9 Shera Gyalzen, 9/6/2044, Khumjung-1 Kami [Chhiring] Sherpa, 7/3/87 (23/11/2043), Khumjung-4 William Burke (USA) David Liano (Mexico) Name: None Camps: BC(07/05,5300m),C2(11/05,6400m),C3(12/05,7100m),C4(18/05,7950m), xxx(19,29/05,8350m) Left: 24/05/2011 Hired: 1 Term: Abandoned at 8350m due slow climbing queue and lack of oxygen bottles High point below Balcony. The plan was to climb Everest from both sides and also Lhotse by American climber Burke and Mexican climber Liano. Liano had to leave ABC on the north side of Everest 20 April due to neck pain and headache. Liano returned to Kathmandu and had treatment at Norvic hospital. After recovery he went to the south side of Everest. [Burke remained in Tibet.] Liano and his climbing Sherpa Pemba left C4 at 11 pm on 18 May for the summit. At 1 am on 19 May high wind started picking up and also started snowfall. So they went back to C4. At 10 pm on 19 May Liano and Pemba started from C4. The climbers found that the traffic was heavy from halfway up to the Balcony due to a slow Indian team and the Nepali Guru. It was already 3 am of 20 May. Then they descended to give up the attempt on Everest and returned to C4 at 4 am. Snowfall remained until 9 am on that morning. Dawa Steven of Asian Trekking also was climbing with Liano. They went down to C2 and next day 21 May to BC. Sherpa: Pemba Tenzing Sherpa, 1/6/88 (22/09/2044), Khumjung-3 Deke Williams (USA) Name: Team Wilmanco Everest Expedition Camps: BC(13/04,4115m),C1(24/04,5944m),C2(25/04,6553m),C3(05/05,7315m), xxx(05/05,7315m) Left: 16/05/2011 Hired: 1 Term: Abandoned at 7315m due to chest infection Williams on his summit push left BC on 3 May with Pemba to C2. On 5 May went to C3 and slept there. He had chest infection, then went down to C2 on 6 May. Next day to BC. Sherpa: Pemba Tenjing, 9/6/2044, Khumjung-3 Christopher Shumate (USA) Name: Within the Limit Everest Expedition Camps: BC(13/04,5534m),C1(24/04,5944m),C2(25/04,6553m),C3(05/05,7777m), C4(10/05,8000m),Smt(11/05) Left: 16/05/2011 Hired: 1 Term: Success Shumate and his climbing Sherpa Dawa Chhiri left C4 at 10:45 am on 10 May along with clients and guides of Asian Trekking. Shumate reached summit at 9:15 am on 11 May with HB Sherpa and Apa Sherpa. Shumate stayed on summit for 15 minutes, then descended to C4 at 1:30 pm, spent the night there. Next day 12 May went down to C2 and the following day 13 May to BC. Summit day weather was windy, clear day, in general good weather. Sherpa: Dawa Chhiri, 19/11/66 (4/8/2023), Namche-7, Everest X10, Cho Oyu X3 Bruno Gremion (Switzerland) Name: None Camps: BC(13/04,5330m),C2(19/04,6480m),C3(01/05,7100m),C4(10/05,7900m),Smt(11/05) Left: 16/05/2011 Hired: 1 Term: Success Gremion and Phurba along with other climbers and Sherpas started from C4 at 22:45 hours on 10 May. Gremion wanted to summit without supplementary oxygen, but he had to use it from South Summit. The Gremion team reached summit at 09:15 hours on 11 May. Other climbers who reached the summit were Apa, Arita, Shumate with the Sherpa Ang Dawa and the two clients of Adventure Consultants with three Sherpas. Gremion stayed on summit for 30 minutes and descended to C4 where they arrived at 18:45 hours. They spent the night at C4. Next day 12 May went down to BC. The weather on summit day was good, but windy from South Summit. During acclimatization Gremion touched South Col from C3 on 2 May. Sherpa: Phurba Sherpa, 2015, Namche-4, Phurte, Everest X4, Cho Oyu X1 Joan Clofent Torellas (Spain) Name: None Camps: BC(15/04) Left: 17/04/11 Hired: 0 Term: Unsuccessful (stomach illness) Sunita Singh Choken (India) Name: None Camps: BC(14/04,5400m),C1(19/04,6000m),C2(25/04,6630m),C3(11/05,7100m), C4(19/05,7900m),Smt(20/05) Left: 25/05/11 Hired: 1 Term: Success Choken reached the summit on May 20 at 8:10 am after starting at 8:30 pm on May 19. The weather at the summit was good, so she spent around 30 minutes there. There were about 9-10 people ahaed of her on the summit. She started her descend to C2, where she spent the night. On May 21, she reached base camp from C2 at 11 am. First summit push was on May 12 but came back to C2 after reaching 7400m. She came back to base camp on May 13. For her next attempt, she left the base camp on May 16, and slept at C2 on May 16 and 17, C3 on May 18 and then to C4 on May 19. Sherpas: Nima Kancha Sherpa, Thami, 20/4/77 (8/1/2034) [biodata from AT] Sonam Tashi Sherpa, Khumjung, 3/12/71 [biodata from AT] (accompanied this team) Vikas Kaushik (India) Sushma Kaushik (India) Name: None Camps: BC(14/04,5350m),C1(24/04,6000m),C2(25/04,6400m),C3(12/05,7100m), C4(19/05,8000m),Smt(20/05) Left: 25/05/11 Hired: 2 Term: Success They reached the summit at 10:25 am. They had started at 8:30 am from C4 (May 18). The weather at the peak was very good (spent 30 minutes) and about 15 people had summited before them. They reached C4 at around 6 pm and slept there. On May 19, they reached C2 from C4 (8 am-4 pm), where they spent the night. The next day they reached base camp at around 12 in the afternoon. They spent the night at base camp. They made their first attempt to the summit from C2, but had to return where they started from 7500m (yellow band) due to bad weather. Youngest Indian couple to summit Everest. Sherpas: Lhakpa Nuru Sherpa, 18/1/91, Khumjung Tenzing Dorje Sherpa, 19/11/70, Phortse Pawan Grewal (India) Name: None Camps: BC(15/04,5350m),C1(26/04,6000m),C2(27/04,6400m),C3(12/05,7100m), C4(19/05,7900m),Smt(20/05) Left: 23/05/11 Hired: 1 Term: Success Grewal and Pasang Temba left C4 for the summit at 8:30 pm on 19 May and got to the top at 10:00 [11:00 as per Asian Trekking] am on the 20th. Grewal was exhausted by the time they returned to C4 that afternoon. They descended to C1 on the 21st and to BC on the 22nd. Grewal used oxygen in C3 to the summit and back to C3. His Sherpa used it in C4 to the top down to and in C4. Sherpa: Pasang Temba, 27/1/70, Thami (not 6/8/86 from Khumjung) Narinder Singh (India) Name: None Camps: BC(15/04,5200m),C1(24/04,6000m),C2(25/04,6400m),C3(12/05,7100m), C4(19/05,8000m),Smt(20/05) Left: 23/05/11 Hired: 1 Term: Success He reached the summit at 10:30 am (May 20) from C4 after starting at 8:30 pm on May 19. On their way up, their march was halted for about two hours at the Balcony (8400m) due to a long queue caused by a man who had been meditating on the summit for two hours for world peace (the man was a Nepali). There were about 30-40 people ahead of him trying to make it to the summit. He spent about an hour at the summit without oxygen. Weather was clear. He headed down from C4 on May 21 and reached C2 from C4 and spent the night there. Then descended to base camp the next day on May 22 and spent the night at the base camp. First push: May 13 from C2, but returned from Yellow Band (7500m) to C2 because of unfavourable weather conditions. Sherpa: Sonam Tshering Sherpa, Khumjung, 17/2/88 (11/5/2044) [biodata from AT] Premlata Agrawal (India) Name: None Camps: Left: Hired: 2 Term: Success Sherpas: Tshering Phinjo Sherpa, Khumjung, 29/4/73 (17/1/2030) [biodata from AT] Kalden Sherpa, Khumjung [no biodata available from AT] Also on Eco-Everest permit (from Ang Chirring, Himalayan Sherpa Treks) Juan Glenn Uribe (Mexico) Richard Eric Salter Bennet (Mexico) Eduardo Manuel Martinez Palomera Angel (Mexico) Name: None Camps: BC(13/04,5380m),C1(21/04,6100m),C2(28/04,6500m),C3(17/05,7000m), C4(18/05,7900m),Smt(20/05) Left: 23/5/11 & 26/5/11 Hired: 4 Term: Success Before going to Everest BC, the team went to Lobuche East for an acclimatization climb. The three members with Ngima Thenduk and Jyamchang Bhote reached its summit on 10 May. Bennett, Martinez, Uribe, Gyamjo Sherpa, Jyamchang Bhote and Nima Thenduk Sherpa made their summit push from C4 at 9:00 pm on the 19th, and the six climbers were on the summit at 7:00 am on 20 May. They were back in C4 at 3:00 pm. descended to C2 on the 21st and to BC on the 22nd. Oxygen was used by the members from C3 to top to and in C3. Their Sherpas used it in C4 to top to and in C4. The members left BC on 23 May were flown from Gorak Shep to Kathmandu on the 24th. The Sherpas left BC on the 26th and flew from Lukla on the 29th. Sherpas: Gyamjo Sherpa, 3/8/86, Lelep-9, Taplejung, no 8000ers Nima Thenduk Sherpa, 31/8/73, Mathilow, Walung Jyamchang Bhote, Hungung, Hatiya, Makalu-Barun Ken Noguchi (Japan) Mingma Gyalje Sherpa (Nepal) Mingma Gyalje summited Everest on 19 May using a bottle of oxygen. Mingma Gyalje: "We started 18 May from C3, but Ken Noguchi and Nima Gyalzen Sherpa returned back from Juniper Spur on same day. Another Sherpa Tamting Sherpa returned back from South Col on 19 and I alone went to the summit for taking videos. I spent almost 2 hours on the summit taking videos and pictures. At the end I met Tibetan Sherpas on the summit. They came there fixing lines from Tibet."
Accidents -
Achievement -
Agency Asian Trekking
Commercial Route True
Standard Route True
Primary Route False
Primary Member False
Primary Reference False
Primary ID -
Checksum 2462019
Year 2011
Summit Success True
O2 Summary Used
Route (lowercase) s col-se ridge

Members

50 recorded members.

Name Sex Year of Birth Citizenship Status Residence Occupation
Dawa Steven Sherpa M 1984 Nepal Leader Kathmandu Asian Trekking executive Details Other expeditions
Apa (Appa) Sherpa M 1960 Nepal Climbing Leader Thami Og, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Christopher Bentley (Chris) Shumate M 1962 USA Climber Carlsbad, California Business entrepreneur Details Other expeditions
Dawa Tshering (Dawa Chhiri) Sherpa M 1966 Nepal H-A Worker Thami, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Bruno Gremion M 1972 Switzerland Climber Shigatse, Tibet, China, China Head of Red Cross mission Details Other expeditions
Phurba (Ang Phurba) Sherpa M 1958 Nepal H-A Worker Phurte, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Deke R. Williams M 1978 USA Climber Thousand Oaks, California Electrical engineer Details Other expeditions
William Mitchell (Bill) Burke M 1942 USA Climber Costa Mesa, California Retired corporate attorney Details Other expeditions
David Liano Gonzalez M 1979 Mexico Climber Huixquilucan, Mexico Business finance Details Other expeditions
Pemba Tenzing Sherpa M 1988 Nepal H-A Worker Khumjung, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Matthew Alan Boelman M 1975 USA Climber Polk City, Iowa Landscape construction company owner Details Other expeditions
Brian Peter Block M 1974 USA Climber Adel, Iowa Outdoor gear salesman Details Other expeditions
Joseph Michael (Joe) Brus M 1974 USA Climber Bloomington, Illinois Engineer Details Other expeditions
Charles Norman (Charlie) Wittmack M 1977 USA Climber Charlotte, North Carolina Attorney Details Other expeditions
Gyalu (Ang Gyalu) Lama M 1977 Nepal H-A Worker Lukla, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Pasang Rita (Pa Rita) Sherpa M 1974 Nepal H-A Worker Yilajung, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Kami Tshering Sherpa M 1986 Nepal H-A Worker Khumjung, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Tshering Thundu Sherpa M 1974 Nepal H-A Worker Khumjung, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Carlos Eduardo Elizeu Canellas M 1973 Brazil Climber San Jose Dos Campos, Brazil Owner of packing company Details Other expeditions
Carlos Eduardo Santalena M 1986 Brazil Climber Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil Owner of adventure tourism company Details Other expeditions
Rodrigo Chaddad Raineri M 1969 Brazil Climber Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil Adventure tour operator Details Other expeditions
Shera Gyalzen Sherpa M 1987 Nepal H-A Worker Khumjung, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Kami Tshering (Kami Chhiring) Sherpa M 1987 Nepal H-A Worker Khunde, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Arita Sherpa M 1959 Nepal H-A Worker Thami, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Joan Clofent Torellas M 1945 Spain Climber Sabadell, Barcelona, Spain Retired owner of machinery manufacturing company Details Other expeditions
Sunita Singh (Jenny) Choken F 1985 India Climber Rewari, Haryana, India Physiotherapist Details Other expeditions
Nima Kancha Sherpa M 1977 Nepal H-A Worker Pare, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Vikas Kaushik M 1987 India Climber Panipat, Haryana, India Student Details Other expeditions
Sushma Kaushik F 1979 India Climber Panipat, Haryana, India Police constable in Haryana police force Details Other expeditions
Tenzing Dorje Sherpa M 1970 Nepal H-A Worker Phortse, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Lhakpa Nuru Sherpa M 1991 Nepal H-A Worker Khumjung, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Pawan Grewal M 1983 India Climber Bhiwani, Haryana, India Receptionist Details Other expeditions
Pasang Temba Sherpa M 1970 Nepal H-A Worker Thami, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Narinder Singh M 1979 India Climber Kurushtra, Haryana, India Outdoor inspector in Sahara India Pariwar Details Other expeditions
Sonam Tshering Sherpa M 1987 Nepal H-A Worker Khumjung, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Premlata Agrawal F 1963 India Climber Jamsedpur, Jharkhand, India - Details Other expeditions
Tshering Phinjo Sherpa M 1973 Nepal H-A Worker Khumjung, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Ngawang Kalden Sherpa M 1991 Nepal H-A Worker Khumjung, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Ken Noguchi M 1973 Japan Deputy Leader Tokyo, Japan Alpinist Details Other expeditions
Sonam Tashi Sherpa M 1971 Nepal H-A Worker Khumjung, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Pemba Tshering (Maila) Sherpa M 1986 Nepal H-A Worker Khumjung, Khumbu - Details Other expeditions
Juan Glenn Uribe M 1963 Mexico Climber Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico - Details Other expeditions
Richard Eric Salter Bennet M 1958 Mexico Climber Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico - Details Other expeditions
Eduardo Manuel Martinez Palomera Angel M 1961 Mexico Climber Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico - Details Other expeditions
Jyamchang Bhote M 1981 Nepal H-A Worker Hungung, Hatiya-1, Makalu-Barun - Details Other expeditions
Gyamjo Sherpa M 1986 Nepal H-A Worker Ghunsa, Lelep-9, Taplejung - Details Other expeditions
Nima Tendu (Nima Thenduk) Sherpa M 1973 Nepal H-A Worker Walung, Makalu-9, Makalu-Barun - Details Other expeditions
Mingma Gyalje Sherpa M 1986 Nepal H-A Worker Beding, Dolakha Managing director of Dreamer's Destination Treks Details Other expeditions
Nima Gyalzen Sherpa M 1985 Nepal H-A Worker Beding, Dolakha - Details Other expeditions
Tamting Sherpa M 1974 Nepal H-A Worker Beding, Dolakha - Details Other expeditions

References

1 recorded references.

Expedition ID Journal Author Title Publisher Citation Yak 94
EVER11101 - - http://www.expedicaoeverest.com.br/ - - -