What Happened on Manaslu 2022 Expedition - Parth Upadhyaya

On 23rd May 2019, 5am, at the age of 24, I reached to the very top of Mount Everest fulfilling a 9 year long dream.
I started trekking since the age of 15 and since then I have completed over 800 treks across Sahyadri's and Himalayan mountain ranges. Moreover, I also work as a motivational speaker for various institutions.
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[@kartikeyakandpal9249]

The first youtuber I see who generally make videos not for views or KZbin fame ... But your videos teach us the life failure,or successes or the hard ship about the life or to follow your goal..

[@ParthUpadhyaya]

Thank you 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@NahushBarad]

@ParthUpadhyaya I recently did my BMC from NIMAS, our instructors always said that "We can't conquer a mountain, we can just attempt to climb, everything else is what mountain will decide." And another thing is "Summitting a mountain is important, only when you come back home safe to tell the experience."

[@Avirup171]

Good to see that you brought out the reality. Its a deadly combination of summit feaver and commercialisation of mountaineering. Some folks take this is granted without caring for the lives of others. I am not into mountaineering but I do follow a lot of these. Thanks as always for sharing unfiltered content. Really appreciate it bro. :)

[@vijaypadaya4780]

Yes....to speak bitter truth required lots of guts. I appreciate what you said. A person can put his life in danger but not others for their self achievements. Well done my boy 💖

[@ruchirtd1]

Very well said…no summit fever or selfish goal is bigger than the mountain…the enjoyment is in the journey of climbing…thanks for sharing the brutal reality! 👍

[@shreyanshimishra1368]

Sending you lots of love and strength. I have been watching your videos since a long time now and I feel so proud and happy to see your journey. I feel so touched rn. May the family of victims get strength. ❤

[@lifeof_abhi]

You are my real inspiration❤️ I was totally disappointed when due to bad weather i had wait long time at base camp of Kedarkantha peak for clear weather window but did it after long wait. You teaches me about keeping patience in Mountains and safety is more important than anything. Thank you..!!❤️

[@veenaagopala5083]

May God bless you. I have always seen you making best decisions in extreme conditions. Till you have life you can do anything. Never worry.

[@JonCanton]

Great video, new subscriber here, I'm hoping to do Manaslu in September next year, very humbling and sad to see what happened on that expedition and definitely puts things in to perspective. Look forward to following your next expeditions.

[@scoobydoo3159]

Isliye kisi ne sahi kaha hai , ishwar jo karta hai hamare ache ke liye hi karta hai. Bhagwan ne aapko ek nai life di hai Parth. Thank God us spider ne aapko kata🙏🏼. You are safe and sitting in front of us and that's the biggest thing. There's a whole life in front of you. A gazillion opportunities waiting for you. Your zeal for mountaineering will take you places ❤️

[@dpakm23]

Parth bhai God saved you, sincierely thank him 🙏

[@jonnybloggs6790]

For sure you made the right choice to bail and walk away 👍 takes a bigger spirit to walk away as there’s always another day …much love

[@dikshamangtani4626]

It's so traumatic to have to mourn the loss of someone you knew and also the loss of what you had hoped to achieve. Deeply sorry for all the hurt you're going through. Congratulations on life!

[@jungli_billii]

namaskaram Anna apne bilkul sahi kiya further aage ni gaye ....apke liye bhi bhot mushkil raha hoga ...jaisa ki ap bata rahe hai seeing dead parson here and there and getting the news of the your dear ones as dead....my blessings aap bhot jaldi apna loan bhi pay kr loge sadhguru ji and devi is with with you Anna....apne acha kiya jo bhi apko dil mai pareshan kr raha tha apne share kr liya Anna....it's a brave step ...my best wishes to you Anna you will again go to pursue your passion

[@onlyayan]

More Power to You, Brother ❤

[@sunilverma_sunil]

Great, stay blessed, where may I find complete list of all mount Everest sumit climbers

[@p.richter9592]

Heartbreaking to see the casualties of the avalanche sliding down the mountain side. Summit fever can definitely be a dangerous ”condition”. Mountaineering in these altitudes is an extreme activity. And with activities like this, there will always be an inherent risk of something unexpected to happen. One doesn’t even have to be very high up in the mountains for the weather to change in a heartbeat. I think, being humble, trying to listen to the mountain, and having the sense to back off when it doesn’t feel right is perhaps something that may keep you out of trouble. Sometimes people push right up to the edge. And sometimes they push beyond with devastating results. Doesn’t matter the reason, loss of life is always sad. ATB from Norway 🇳🇴

[@thinkavav9789]

One life to live: one life to love. Wise decision. Continue to do what you love. Enjoy

[@rcs4320]

@parth you should write a book

[@kishorrathod633]

Thank you🌹 parth

[@palaksehwag9123]

🔥

[@akarshak7093]

Stay strong Parth bhai ❤️

[@souvikchakrabarty4336]

Hi Parth vai, Love your videos💌

[@subhamchowdhury6655]

I am quite new in this channel.. Since I have grown interest about mountain... Are you one of everest successful climber... And what to do to make myself ready for hiking treking as my bmi is little high..

[@23takumi88]

100% agreed

[@elonaholmes1912]

❤🥺

[@anuja3593]

You are amazing! Keep going! “A good mountaineer is somebody who can listen to what the mountain is saying and not be blinded by his ambition” No words can better express the sense of humility you experience from being in the mountains.

[@ankeshpatel523]

No Trash Talking Only Facts 🥰 God Bless You Brother We Are With You in All Conditions...Keep it Up and Always touch with Mountain Never Give Up.

[@vaani.g]

Stay strong buddy

[@quinlan6968]

How that spider got there to bite you is a life saving miracle

[@arnavsrivastava2462]

bhai sorry that you were not able to do go for the summit push, maybe coz people were not ready to wait for your leg to heal or for whatever reason. but all great mountaineers have had summit fever, those who don't have wont understand the urge to reach the top even when n you see death, its thatfine line that leads to greatness, but I agree that the sherpas who are their for their work should not bear the brunt of it.

[@dipalupadhyay3342]

👍

[@travelshire]

dear parth, I want to say one more time. " Never give up" stay consistency, one day you will summit all your dreaming peaks 👍

[@hariprasadhparthasarathy6360]

Great lessons for your viewers! Think about it, the god damn spider saved your life.

[@anilchaudhry379]

It's absolutely fine if you have to back up when forced by nature there is a tiger spider jumping spider 🕷 in the Himalaya

[@nineteenfrankie]

🕸️🕷️🙏🏽 🥰 @ParthUpadhyaya

[@priyanshuthakur3316]

My god 💔

[@rahulshrivastava6455]

Hi Parth. Yes it was Grace that possibly saved you. But as you mentioned the mountain was not giving good signs. Hopefully wisdom will deepen with future expeditions and it won't be a spider, but your own clarity of Vision and sense, that would help you navigate. Loved your honesty. Meditation will keep you equanamous, during pressure situations. Shambho 🙏🌺❤️

[@ParthUpadhyaya]

If it wasn’t spider, I would have cancelled the expedition after the avalanche anyways. I don’t have the heart to put my sherpa brothers in risk again ❤️🙏🏻

[@abhigyanaditya4342]

Added jolly bg music when talking about deaths🙂 , need to add some editing skills man. Not a criticism, just an advice . It just didn't feel right

[@Everest900]

Its been so called that Hillary the female ski who went on summit without knowning the team and ski back made few lines crack of slab avalances . Also as you mention dying in mountain is not the way to die. I agree because you have family waiting you back home. Dying in mountain later years people donot call you by name simply call you as dead people or as open graveyard or any color sign of your down suit or boots that picture viral over internet and make family back more pain . Their beliefs get hurts again if seeing photo and world pointing it as dead body and vandalize and treat as object .

[@mohitbhalotia8864]

bhaiya😭😭

[@shubhamchaudhary5916]

clip is horrific… god litteraly saved u

[@MandeeSandhawalia]

You were given a sign. That was not your time. Period. Let ppl talk whatever ...

[@blundermaster5574]

Talking about heavy loans and then goes to Maldives for vacation. Double standards I guess...

[@shubhamchaudhary5916]

He has been working hard to pay off them and little vacation is not a bad idea

[@ParthUpadhyaya]

It was a sponsored trip. Interesting how this is what you pick up from this video 🙏🏻❤️

[@souravbhatt6418]

Toxic peps all round..!!

[@ParthUpadhyaya]

@@souravbhatt6418 what to do. People don’t have anything better to do in life. I feel sorry for them🙏🏻

[@blundermaster5574]

@@ParthUpadhyaya If its toxic then, jumaring on ropes fixed by others is also toxic, don't call it mountaineering, just call it, expensive jumaring.

[@aryanram02]

What happened bro? The pretentious sadhguru accent and mannerisms are so annoying lol its cool u found something good for him but its kind of annoying to listen to you like this 😅😂

[@vishalsethi1997]

Bro Don't worry bad times will pass But you are thinking more of surviving I'm not blaming you Trekking is all about challenges Sometimes you have to push your limits You are more thinking of dying Rather than the challenge of Trek That's my opinion from your videos I have seen your videos I really follow some of your guidelines But ek bar sochna Life is all about challenges. Sorry for the loss May God bless you and that person's family I know you can do it on your next summit

[@sunnygupta1183]

Mountaineering these days is joke 800 people are we kidding.