Nepal trekking and Tour

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Wel come to Nepal.Annapurna circuit trek(ACT ) and Upper Mustang the, forbidden kingdom trek is very famous in Nepal with Tilicho lake ( world's highest lake 4919m) and Throng la pass( Biggest pass in the world 5416m.)The duration will be 3 weeks back to Kathmandu.Booking opens upcoming Autumn season Sept to Dec and spring season March to May 2027.More info: [email protected]/what's app: +977 984-1296912.Many 👍💐.

04/05/2026

14/01/2026

With Bijay Khadka – I just got recognised as one of their top fans! 🎉

08/01/2026

03/01/2026

Celebrating my 6th year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

02/12/2025

On July 8, 1986, 🇵🇱 Jerzy Kukuczka and Tadeusz Piotrowski stood atop K2 via South Face, the "Polish Line."

No route. No fixed line. No certainty. Just two Poles climbing the most dangerous face of the most dangerous mountain, in pure alpine style.

🗻 First ascent of K2’s South Face.
🗻 The route never repeated.

They started in June. Quietly. While most of the international expedition balked at the challenge, the Poles stepped forward. The face was vertical, creased with icefalls and death. But it called to them.

Camp I by June 9. Then the team began to unravel. The Swiss left. Then the German. By June 21, only two remained.

On June 24, a storm forced them down from 7,400 meters. They waited seven days. July 3, the skies cleared and they launched again.

Up the couloir they called the "Hockey Stick."
Up the headwall—V+ grade at 8,000 meters with a single 30-meter rope. No oxygen. No margin.

July 8, 6:25 PM, they stood on top. Twelfth 8000er for Kukuczka. First for Piotrowski.

They embraced. Then turned to descend into darkness. No gas. No light. One mistake away from death.

It came the next day.

On the slope where Gilkey had died in 1953, Piotrowski slipped. His crampons flew off. He almost hit Kukuczka—and disappeared.

Kukuczka continued down. Alone. Five hours to descend 200 meters. Starved. Frozen. Broken. He reached a Korean tent. Then sleep. Then silence.

Four days later, he flew out by helicopter.
The face behind him. The dream complete.

But there was no joy. Just survival.
Because on K2, the mountain lets you choose: glory or life.

Rarely both.

Photo ©: Jerzy Kukuczka Archives.

19/11/2025

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Sagarpratap Karki, Seema Basnet, Kris Valo, Syed Yaseen Shah

09/10/2025

Polish climber Piotr Krzyżowski has summited Dhaulagiri I (8,167 m), the world’s seventh-highest mountain, yesterday, October 01, 2025, marking his tenth eight-thousander climbed without the use of supplementary oxygen or Sherpa support.

Krzyżowski reached the summit in minimal style, continuing his quest to climb all 14 of the world’s highest peaks under strict no-O₂, no-Sherpa rules. His GPS tracker confirmed the successful ascent, though further details of his climb are still to follow.

This ascent comes just 5 days after another major success. On September 25, 2025 Nepal time, Krzyżowski stood on the summit of Manaslu (8,163 m), the world’s eighth-highest peak, without using bottled oxygen or high-altitude support.

His achievements include his bold double ascent in spring 2024, when he summited Lhotse (8,516 m) on May 21 and Everest (8,848.86 m) on May 23, completing both climbs within 48 hours in pure alpine style. Such a back-to-back ascent of these two giants without oxygen has been achieved by only a handful of mountaineers in history. Earlier this year in spring Krzyżowski also achieved a successful ascent of Makalu (8,463 m), the fifth-highest mountain in the world, without using bottled oxygen or high-altitude support.

For the 46-year-old lawyer from Poland, who also serves as a mountain rescuer in his home country, these climbs add to an already impressive résumé. After a winter ascent of Khan Tengri (7,010 m) in Kyrgyzstan in 2019, Krzyżowski turned his sights to the Himalaya and Karakoram. He summited Gasherbrum II in 2021, Broad Peak and K2 in 2022, and in the summer of 2023 completed all five of Pakistan’s eight-thousanders by scaling Nanga Parbat and Gasherbrum I, all without using supplementary oxygen.

With ten of the 14 eight-thousanders now behind him, each climbed without bottled oxygen or Sherpa support, Piotr Krzyżowski is steadily establishing himself as one of the strongest independent Himalayan climbers of his generation.

Photo showing Piotr Krzyżowski on the summit of Broad Peak, 19 July 2022. ©: Piotr Krzyżowski Archives.