Conquering Manaslu: International Climbers Summit the Eighth-Highest Peak

A diverse group of 26 climbers, including an Indian woman, successfully reached the summit of Mt. Manaslu, the world's eighth-highest peak. Assisted by Nepali Sherpas, these climbers from over a dozen nations took advantage of favorable weather to complete the ascent. Notably, a Russian climber achieved the feat without supplemental oxygen.

Devdiscourse News Desk | Kathmandu | Updated: 25-09-2025 17:30 IST | Created: 25-09-2025 17:30 IST

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A multinational team of climbers achieved a remarkable feat by reaching the top of Mt. Manaslu on Wednesday. The group of 26 individuals, including an Indian woman, successfully summited the 8,163-metre peak located in Nepal's Gorkha District.

According to Pemba Sherpa from 8K Expeditions, the climbers comprised twelve Nepali Sherpa guides and mountaineers from over a dozen countries. This successful ascent was aided by favorable weather conditions that presented a clear window for the climbers.

In a standout accomplishment, Russian mountaineer Vladislav Chernyshov ascended Mt. Manaslu without the aid of bottled oxygen, demonstrating both endurance and skill in high-altitude climbing.

(With inputs from agencies.)