Gabson006:
18milla for what

Wait

Has any African man climbed it before?

kakameks:
If our country had supplied basic human needs and our economy had blossomed, one would have time to pursue your hobby, make a bucket list and generally find thing to take up your time or give you an adrenaline rush.

amaniro:
Nepal Government Is smart. No right thinking civilian will want to climb the mountain for 18million. When your life back is not guaranteed

couragemurphy:
I doubt if any Nigerian will pay even 5m to climb a mountain......how much more 18m. Adventure that can even kpai you

fashrola:


Seems you never know Oyinbo people..... They love to accomplish lot of crazy stuffs in their bucket list before they die...

amaniro:
Nepal Government Is smart. No right thinking civilian will want to climb the mountain for 18million. When your life back is not guaranteed

amaniro:



Nepalese are not Americans. Most of the adventurers are from other countries

Explorers:
Pictured are dozens of climbers waiting at the summit in May, 2019.

This year 11 people died during the spring climbing season with nine attempting the peak from the southern side of in Nepal, making it one of the worst years on the mountain.

Climbers make their way to the summit past a dead body.

incogni2o:


Dear Father or There Father

Pls clarify

thesicilian:

The politicians and other wealthy criminals will.

But personally I don't think it makes sense to charge such an exorbitant fee just to climb a natural mountain.

thesicilian:

The politicians and other wealthy criminals will.

But personally I don't think it makes sense to charge such an exorbitant fee just to climb a natural mountain.

Explorers:
In an effort to address deaths, human traffic jams on Mount Everest and also weed out inexperienced climbers, Nepali officials on Wednesday formally proposed new safety rules that could significantly reduce the number of permits issued for the world’s highest peak.

Under the measures, climbers would have to prove that they have scaled another major peak, and tourism companies would be required to have at least three years’ experience organizing high-altitude expeditions before they can lead climbers on Everest, Nepal’s tourism ministry said.

To discourage cost-cutting that can put climbers’ lives at risk, the ministry also said that clients of expedition companies would have to prove, before setting out, that they had paid at least $35,000 for the expedition.

A typical total price tag easily surpasses $50,000.

“Everest cannot be climbed just based on one’s wishes anymore,” Yogesh Bhattarai, the tourism minister, said at a news conference.

“We are testing their health conditions and climbing skills before issuing climbing permits.”




https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2019/08/14/world/asia/everest-climbing-rules.amp.html

amaniro:



Nepalese are not Americans. Most of the adventurers are from other countries

thesicilian:

The politicians and other wealthy criminals will.

But personally I don't think it makes sense to charge such an exorbitant fee just to climb a natural mountain.

amaniro:
Nepal Government Is smart. No right thinking civilian will want to climb the mountain for 18million. When your life back is not guaranteed

Timmyprox:
The white are rich ooo
18million naira just to climb the mountain
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I wish this mountain is in Nigeria

Palmerbarry:
Outrageous!
I can only pay such amount if it leads to HEAVEN! Fair deal.

deltateam:


I wish I had the links I would have recommended you to the National Geography board.

You have depth.

starbuck:
Kai, 18 mills just to climb wetin wey no go better my live