May be 😂😂😂

I can speak both English and Hindi 😝😂

Thank you too🤗 Really appreciate it ❤️

They don't have a choice. They have to have Sherpas with them in order to climb legally. Anywhere in the Hemelias they have to have a Sherpa so what's your point?

@sethwiley7839 yes, I know. I have had friends up here in Alaska who were climbers, and they did not feel the urge to master the big guy.

Sherpas don't have to climb ... they do it for the money and some enjoy it and some create a business and their own exped. companies.

Exactly🤗

That goes for the sherpas as well.

Dark humor

@@Mila_Brearey They should even be more ashamed. That’s like someone coming into your home with muddy boots and you show him all the rooms to dirty them.

@@Cris-ge4yl Yes ... so if my home was Nepal, I'd make sure to clean the country from its smog, and total lack of sewage & adequate plumbing & gas/electrical facilities - as well as clean running water in peoples' homes.

No worries🤗🤗

You are right but for someone that’s happiness and no one wants to die while being happy it’s just a destiny🙃

@@Welcome2nepal1121 actually I believe it's called irony.

@@jameswillett2403 definitely 💯 but not always cause every climber is risking there life by their own choice but sometime accident happens in these remote areas

@@Welcome2nepal1121 so what do you classify frostbite, hypothermia, altitude sickness, pneumonia, crevices, avalanche, hurricane winds, temperature of -30, heavy snow and rock slides? I can't imagine an insurance company will cover that!!😅

Sorry to make you feel off but Day by day these problems are affecting travelers so it’s becoming a hot topic for everyone specially for Nepal. To provide more safety for travelers and to make the area clean. Nepal is trying from long time but still need more focus.

If you read or knew anything they have already made that a rule. The problem is if someone dies then they can't carry all there stuff down.

They can't afford to clean Everest without climbers. They have been making new rules for climbers having to bring all human waste down and more. All you see is a small area of Everest. Like most youtube clips it's easy to make a place look worse then it is.

@@sethwiley7839 Of course they need climbers to clean the trash

Thank you for your suggesting 🙏 But banning is not only the option Nepal is trying with full focus and all climbers are also supporting by taking care of their waste and bringing back maximum times

They are one of the poorest nations. Without money coming in the can't afford to clean Everest. Most people live off there summers by carrying supplies, making food, being a sherpa. Their whole society runs off of donations by climbers.

@@sethwiley7839do you know those tour guides and government are charging no less than 50k -80k even up to 200k to elite clients and some get cancelled and all are non refundable there getting money and taking deposits and majority don’t even get close to the top few hours and and done they got a few coins at that mountain the can arrange a cleaning crew at the site whole town doesn’t have to be involved just at the attraction some tour guides take on dozens and dozens all at that price and cancel two weeks before hike due to multiple reasons and sure some are bs and keep all that money now I’m not saying there cheapskates the Sherpas have a difficult job that doesn’t pay enough but there’s money to pick up the trash

Agreed, but that will never happen, since the Mountain is the primary source of income for Nepal! it is expensive, and you're climbing in filth on the mountain and that is a huge turn-off for anyone who isn't brain-addled, which they usually are, due to hypoxia, long before they reach the Death Zone. There are many who brag that they have "climbed Mt. Everest" but far fewer have summited the Mountain!

@@sethwiley7839 That money is NOT "donations by climbers!" There are fees for climbing permits, fees for sherpas, costs start at about $60k so it isn't cheap either, but it IS risky. They estimate over 300 people have lost their lives, and 200 of them in the Death Zone will be there forever! Tragically, the mountain is littered with tons of trash today, from brain-addled, hypoxic humans who poop and pee on the mountain, shed clothes, empty oxygen cannisters and who knows what else makes up the tons of garbage on the mountain. Most mountains in the Himalayan and Karakorum ranges are sacred to the locals so you can't even climb them -- legally! But Mt. Everest is one of the easiest in the 8000m group of mountains and it is the tallest in the world so a big draw for people whom, I suppose, want bragging rights but so many have "climbed Mt. Everest" so they can say that, but few actually summit the great mountain!