Himlung Himal (Nepal, 7126m)-beautiful, detailed summit push of "easiest" 7000 meter peak, Oct. 2024

Jeroen De Beer and Mark Templer set out to climb the world's "easiest" 7000 meter peak, Himlung Himal (7126 meters) in Manang, Nepal. They aimed to go to the roof of the world to help raise funds for HOPE worldwide's programs in Nepal, including the Asha Vidyashram School - which needs a new roof, windows, and toilets. https://hopewwnepal.org/ Jerry managed to summit the peak, while Mark reached 6,507 meters before turning back. We certainly did not think it was easy. The climb featured a tricky moraine en route to camp 1 at 5,400 meters; a steep, unstable, and narrow rocky bottleneck en route to camp 2 at 6,010 meters; and around 150 meters of 70 degree incline jumaring to reach the slopes of Himlung and camp 3 at 6,410 meters. As well as a seemingly endless summit push up more steep, icy slopes while being buffeted by high (60 kilometer) winds. Nonetheless, the entire expedition took us through wonderfully beautiful scenery. Absolutely incredible. This video provides more detail about our trip from base camp to the summit and back, October 12-16, 2024. A short (3:21) video summary of the whole trek from Kathmandu to the summit is at    • Summit of Himlung Himal in Nepal (7126 met...   You can also see more details of our trip from Kathmandu to Himlung Himal base camp through the gorgeous scenery via Koto, Meta, Kyang, and Phu at    • Trek to Phu & Himlung Himal Base Camp, Man...   The High Himalayan trekking team did a magnificent job organizing the expedition. They can handle all kinds of peaks and adventures, ranging up to Everest. https://www.highhimalayantreks.com/ For a short summary of the whole trek to Phu and summit push (3:21 length), see:    • Summit of Himlung Himal in Nepal (7126 met...