Everest — Clipahoy

Climbers wear mountaineering boots and crampons - Everest expedition

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Indian Army team wear mountaineering boots and crampons en route Everest expedition. The 22-member team led by ace mountaineer Colonel Ajay Kothiyal was flagged off by Army Deputy Chief Lt Gen Ramesh Halgali on March 12.

Everest climbers putting tilak on each during the Everest expedition

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View of climbers putting tilak on each other and sweets are distribute among themselves during the Everest expedition.

Everest expedition members of Indian Army crossing a deadly crevasse

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Climbing up the frozen steep mountains have never been an easy task, and it becomes more evident while the men of Indian Army tries to climb the highest peak in the world i.e., Mount Everest.

Indian Army team halt at Pheriche during their expedition to Everest

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Everest climbers take rest on their way to Pheriche during their expedition to Everest. Indian Army added another feather to its cap in May 2001, when its mountaineers successfully scaled Mount Everest and put a record eight members and sev…

Porters pack food for mountaineers ahead of their Everest expedition

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Porters pack food for mountaineers ahead of their Everest expedition. Indian Army added another feather to its cap in May 2001, when its mountaineers successfully scaled Mount Everest and put a record eight members and seven Sherpas on the…

Mountaineers Paldin and Neel return to camp after summitting Everest

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The 22-member team led by ace mountaineer Colonel Ajay Kothiyal was flagged off by Army Deputy Chief Lt Gen Ramesh Halgali on March 12.

Climbers share some light moments at Base camp - Everest expedition

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The 22-member team led by ace mountaineer Colonel Ajay Kothiyal was flagged off by Army Deputy Chief Lt Gen Ramesh Halgali on March 12.

Up a steep bergschrund, over a serac and across a crevassed glacier, in Everest

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Hard and tuff task to cross the crevasses and seracs of Khumbu icefall for the Indian Army Team during their expedition to Everest.

Trekkers on their way to Pheriche during their expedition to Everest

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Indian Army team head towards Everest Base camp. Indian Army added another feather to its cap in May 2001, when its mountaineers successfully scaled Mount Everest and put a record eight members and seven Sherpas on the summit.

Climbing the steep and dangerous Mount Everest icefalls with ladders

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Expedition team members climbing the steep and dangerous Khumbu icefall with ladders. Indian Army added another feather to its cap in May 2001, when its mountaineers successfully scaled Mount Everest and put a record eight members and seven…

Indian Army mountaineers start their Mt. Everest Expedition - Nepal

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Multi-coloured tents at Everest Base Camp for mountaineers in Nepal

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Everest base camp for mountaineers in Nepal . View of a large tented city for climbers at Everest Base camp in Nepal. Tented accommodation for mountaineers at Everest base Camp.

Crossing between seracs and crevasses in Khumbu icefall, on Everest

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Mountaineers negotiate deep crevasses on Everest, in the Khumbu icefall. Equipped with Koflach boots, crampons, aluminum ladders for crossing crevasses and ropes, they effectively get across without any danger.

Porters loaded with expedition gears head towards Everest Base camp

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Indian Army added another feather to its cap in May 2001, when its mountaineers successfully scaled Mount Everest and put a record eight members and seven Sherpas on the summit.

Pumori, Cho Oyo and Lho La pass from Kala Pathar above Everest Base

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Pumori, Cho Oyo and Lho La pass from Kala Pattar above Everest Base with the sweeping Khumbu glacier below. A truly awe-inspiring view of the highest peaks in the world...

Indian flag that reached the top of Mt. Everest with Tenzing Norgay

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Indian flag that reached the top of Mt. Everest with Tensing Norgay, gift from Sir Edmund Hillary on December 4, 1977 at Gift Museum at Rashtrapati Bhavan.

Hari Dang on George Mallory, the Housemaster made famous on Everest

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George Mallory was a Housemaster at the school called Charterhouse in Godalming in Surrey. One of his favourite students was Irwing. Both of them were on the summit attempt on the north face of Mount Everest.

Stunning mountain views from Everest Base Camp, with Robin Accentor

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Everesters practice around Base Camp, after dining in mess tent. Climbers walk around the lower ridges to acclimatize and get used to the terrain. A Robin Accentor or alpine sparrow visits camp!

Everest plume, Pumori and Nuptse: traditional view from Kalapathar

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Some fantastic imagery of the mighty phalanx of peaks around the Khumbu glacier - the highest in the world! Everest dominates with his constant jet-stream plume of clouds, whereas Lhotse, Nuptse, Pumori and other peaks rise up all around.

Gateway to Everest: getting into high altitude Rhododendron country

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A Buddhist gate and a cow : high altitude Sagarmatha countryside beckons on the Everest trail! Climbers pass through the gate to get into fine Rhododendron shrub country, within the National Park.

Lamas blessing the Indian Army Team before their Everest expedition

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Indian Army team along with Sherpas join the Puja ceremony which take place before Everest expedition. Everest climbers are blessed by the Lamas for their successful trip to the Everest top.

Over the Himalaya: Everest and Makalu seen over monsoon cloud cover

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Fly over Everest, Makalu, Jhomolhari / Chomolhari, Kanchenjunga and more - see the highest peaks in the world from this picture perfect aerial footage collection, shot from 35, 000 feet in the air, on a crisp and clear winter day, as our Wi…

Climbers arrange their equipment for next trek - Everest expedition

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Indian Army added another feather to its cap in May 2001, when its mountaineers successfully scaled Mount Everest and put a record eight members and seven Sherpas on the summit.