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Exclusive Interview: Denis Urubko on Nims, O2, and the Rules of Winter

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February 24, 2022
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In a wide-ranging conversation last weekend, Denis Urubko gave his take on the current and future state of high-altitude mountaineering — including his doubts that Nirmal Purja summited winter K2 without oxygen. At 49, Urubko bears the confident air of a veteran warrior. At the same time, he recognizes the increasing gulf between his values and those of a changing …

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K2 winter climb: how a Nepali team made history

By thehighasia
January 16, 2022
in :  Archives, Climbing, Mountaineering, Nepal
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Driven by national pride, 10 elite mountaineers united to make it to the top of K2 in the dead of winter, writes FREDDIE WILKINSON in the Nat GEO Magazine published on Jan 13, 2022 Swallowed by the empty black night, Mingma Gyalje Sherpa tried to focus the shaky orb of his headlamp on his next few steps, but the cold overwhelmed …

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Two girls set a new record by skiing down a peak

By thehighasia
December 16, 2021
in :  Climbing, Gilgit-Baltistan, Gojal, High Asia Region, Hunza, Karakoram Ranges, Mountaineering, Slider
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Two young climbers also ski down the 6,050m high Mingligh Sar peak Herald Report Parveena Ismail raising Pakistani flag on the summit of the 6050m high Mingligh Sar peak at Shimshal Pamir Pass on December 3, 2021. Photo by Wasim Haidar. In a first, two girls have set a new record perhaps the first in Pakistan’s mountaineering history, to ski …

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High drama on Rakaposhi ends with rescue of 3 stranded climbers

By thehighasia
September 16, 2021
in :  Climbing, Karakoram Ranges, Mountaineering, Nagar
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What went wrong with the climbers and how to avoid such risks? Abdul Joshi, leader of the rescue team and an established climber in an exclusive interview with The High Asia Herald highlights the factors that created problems and suggests steps for putting in place complete rescue arrangements and safety gears.

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Operation to rescue 3 climbers stranded at Rakaposhi aborted

By thehighasia
September 13, 2021
in :  Climbing, High Asia Region, Karakoram Ranges, Mountaineering, Nagar
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Rakaposhi

The rescue operation will resume on Monday; one local and two Czech climbers are stranded at 6900m altitude at Rakaposhi since Thursday High Asia Herald Report Wajidullah Nagri (left) of Pakistan and his two Czech climbing partners, Peter Macek and Jakub Vicek. Photo Twitter The search and rescue operation for the three climbers who are stranded at the Rakaposhi peak …

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Team at Nilt to start rescue operation at Rakaposhi

By thehighasia
September 12, 2021
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Rakaposhi rescue operation

As the rescue team waits for the helicopter, communication has been re-established with the three climbers stranded at Rakaposhi for the last three days.

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12 HAPs from Hushe scale skyscrapers of Karakoram

By thehighasia
July 31, 2021
in :  Baltistan Division, Climbing, Mountaineering
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Young climbers made their debut climbing of 8000er after getting training from Hushe Welfare Mountaineering and Climbing School

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Passu Cones Expedition 2021 – Mountaineering for a Cause

By thehighasia
July 31, 2021
in :  Gilgit-Baltistan, Gojal, Hunza, Mountaineering, Sports, Youth
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Gilgit: A team of High Altitude Porters (HAPs) from Shimshal will attempt Passu Cones in August 2021. This was announced by Abdul Joshi, the summiteer of Anapurna here on Saturday. The team is comprised of Muhamnad Abdul Joshi, team leader, Wahab Ali, Shama Baqir, Sultana Amin, Niamat Karim, Saeed Zaman, Hameedullah, Irshad Ali, Azhar Ali, Mansoor Karim, Daulat Muhammad and …

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Beneath the waving flag is Pakistan’s hero – Ali Sadpara

By thehighasia
July 31, 2021
in :  Climbing, Gilgit-Baltistan, Karakoram Ranges, Mountaineering, National, Pakistan, Sports
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Elia Saikaly It took losing my own father to a brutal car crash on July 25th, 2018, and traveling to extraordinary lengths to find answers leading up to his death, crossing the blurred unwritten lines between (in)sanity and love to understand (and support) just how far a young man would go to bury his father, remove him from the pathway …

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Pakistan’s youngest climber among 5 from Hushe summit K2

By thehighasia
July 27, 2021
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It was a great day for the climbing community on Monday when Pakistan’s youngest climber Shehroz Kashif and four climbers from Hushe, Baltistan, successfully did summit K-2 at 8:30 am. Sheroz Kashif on K2 Shahroz reached the summit at 8:20 am and the Hushe team at 8:30 am.Mazahir Anjum, the media coordinator of the Team Hushe K2 Expedition 2021, told …

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Pakistan’s youngest climber Shehroz, four from Hushe Valley summit K2

By thehighasia
July 27, 2021
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High Asia Herald Report Pakistan’s youngest climber Shehroz Kashif and four climbers from Hushe Baltistan reached to the top of the second highest mountain of the world at 8:30am. It was great day for mountaineering community on Monday when Pakistan’s youngest climber Shehroz Kashif and four climbers from Hushe, Baltistan, successfully did summit K-2 at 8:30am. Shahroz reached to the …

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Shehroze Kashif becomes 1st youngest Pakistani to summit Everest

By thehighasia
May 11, 2021
in :  Climbing, High Asia Region, Himalayas, Latest, Mountaineering, Nepal, Pakistan, People, Slider, Sport News, Sports
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HAH Special Correspondent Islamabad: Shehroze Kashif has become the first youngest Pakistani climber and the fourth in the world to summit Mount Everest, the tallest peak of the world. According to media reports the 19 years old climber put his foot on the top of the 8849-meters high peak at 5:02am on Tuesday (11 May 2021) as a part of …

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Pakistani climbers head for Nepal to attempt Annapurna

By thehighasia
March 16, 2021
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News Desk A Pakistani climbers team are in Nepal to make mountaineering history by attempting Annapurna to pay tribute to the late Muhammad Ali Sadpara, who died on K2 on February 5, 2021, along with two Western mountaineers. The four-climber team will attempt the 10th highest mountain peak of the world as a tribute to the high-altitude porters of Gilgit-Baltistan. …

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First Pakistani expedition on Mountain Annapurna

By thehighasia
March 7, 2021
in :  Climbing, Features, Gilgit-Baltistan, High Asia Region, Himalayas, Latest, Mountaineering, Pakistan, Slider, Sports
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News Desk When I cycled to Shimshal last year to document the stories of high altitude porters, little did I know where this journey would take me? If there is one thing I learnt from this visit, it was how to nurture your dreams despite adverse circumstances, writes blogger, climber Kamran Munawar on Bike on his Facebook page. “Passion, positivity, …

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‘Look, I did it without you’

By thehighasia
February 21, 2021
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I lost my brother but not the courage we shared, says the award-winning documentary ‘Unsung Heroes’ Pakistan Shero fame climber Shakela Nazar By Raheem Sherazi Shakeela and Nadeema during the climb of Yazghel Sar Peak in Shimshal. Photo: Qudrat Ali “Look! I did what I could not in your life without you.” These are the words of Shakila Numa, one …

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