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SST Mt. Kangchenjunga Spring Expedition 2023 Summit Update

June 1, 2023

A huge congratulation to our Kangchenjunga Expedition team members and Sherpas for the successful ascent of the world's 3rd-highest mountain this spring season.

After weeks of intense effort and perseverance, the climbers reached the summit of Kangchenjunga. The climbers' unwavering dedication, coupled with the support of their skilled Sherpas and meticulous planning, enabled them to conquer the formidable peak.

Summiteer List on different dates:

18 MAY 2023

  1. Kristin Harila (Norway)
  2. Tenjen Sherpa (Makalu-9, Sankhuwasabha)
  3. Gyalu Sherpa (Patle-3, Okhaldhunga)

25 MAY 2023

  1. Luis Andreas Stitzinger (Germany)
  2. Waldemar Dominik Kowalewski (Poland)
  3. Adrian Laza (Romania)
  4. He Jing (China)
  5. Vadim, Pirmin Druelle (France)
  6. Vibeke Andrea Sefland (Norway)
  7. Graciela Flor Cuenca Blas (Peru)
  8. Chhepal Sherpa (Patle-2, Okhaldhunga)
  9. Nuri Sherpa (Goli-7, Solukhumbu)
  10. Pemba Sherpa (Makalu-5, Sankhuwasabha)
  11. Chhiring Bhote (Bhotkhola-3, Sankhuwasabha)
  12. Ang Tezin Sherpa (Makalu-9, Sankhuwasabha)

1 JUN 2023

  1. Eric Wright Gilbertson (USA)
  2. Pemba Thenduk Sherpa (Makalu-9, Sankhuwasabha)

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Grading

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For Expeditions

  1. Easy (E): Climb requires one-day climbs, or a multiday climbs with non-technical elements.
  2. Moderate (M): Either a serious one-day climbs, or a multiday climbs with some technical elements. Requires an average level of physical fitness.
  3. Difficult (D): Multiday climbs with some moderately technical elements. Requires an above average fitness level and high level of stamina.
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Mardi Himal trek. A wonderful trek ideal even for beginners. Wonderful views, great facilities. Our choice for this trek was through our honeymoon. Seven Summit Treks organized and prepared everything. Sherpa Tashi and porter Nima were great. We could talk, they always prepared everything. I have been in contact with the guys from Seven Summit Treks since the expedition to Makalu and I know that I can rely on them. Thank you for your help and wonderful experience. And see you at the next event.

Sofie Lenaerts

Belgium

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Brad Johnson

I have been on many expeditions in Nepal over the years, most of them I organized with friends and used Seven Summit Treks only for their base camp services with great service! This year none of my friends were available to climb in Nepal in the Autumn season so I contacted SST and decided to sign up for the Mera Peak and Baruntse expedition. SST organized everything and provide me with a personal climbing Sherpa for the entire trip. Throughout the entire trip, everything was taken care of by SST, including lodging, tea houses, and meals. At Baruntse base camp I had a nice private tent and the cook and kitchen staff always had smiles and cooked great meals. My Sherpa (Jangbu) was great and we became close friends and climbing partners. Jangbu was always there with a smile, a very strong climber, always wanting to help in any way he could. There was plenty of time to decide how and when we were going to make a summit push based on the weather. We had fantastic summit days on both peaks and finished the trip crossing the Amphu Labste pass into the Khumbu Valley staying each night in nice lodges with all meals included. I would highly recommend using SST for any expedition that you want to go on. Thank you Seven Summit Treks for a great trip and your attention to detail!!

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Bahrain

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Nir Shah

Great Britain

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