Friday, February 7, 2025

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Rising up to the challenge

Nepal's top athletes gear up for the inaugural Asia-Pacific Trail Running Championships in South Korea, despite visa issues limiting the team's full strength.

Nepal’s Nima Rinji, the youngest to conquer 14 tallest peaks

Dawa Yangzum Sherpa has made history as the first Nepali woman to summit all 14 eight-thousanders, achieving this remarkable feat with her ascent of Shishapangma.

Mingma G Breaks Barriers: First Nepali to scale 14 peaks sans bottled oxygen

In a career-defining climb, the Rolwaling native leads a multinational team to Shishapangma summit, solidifying his place in elite mountaineering.

Tadej Pogačar makes history after sealing cycling triple crown

The Slovenian rider executes a jaw-dropping solo raid, securing the 2024 World Championship title in Zurich, joining legends Merckx and Roche in cycling history.

New Zealand’s Jonah Smith triumphs at rain-soaked Kathmandu Marathon

The Dunedin marathoner shines in his debut race in Nepal amid torrential rain and delays, as controversy over course conditions overshadows the event.

Nepal Adventure Expo postponed

Incessant rainfall and flooding force organisers to reschedule the annual fair, now set to take place in December after further consultations.

A new milestone: Deaf American couple conquers Manaslu

The success of Scott Lehmann and Shayna Unger coincides with the largest number of climbers reaching the summit of Manaslu in a single day this autumn season.

Kathmandu Marathon prepares for a spectacular race day

The 16th Kathmandu Marathon gears up for a thrilling event, introducing pacers, electronic timing and encouraging community participation for a vibrant, safe event.

Nepal International Balloon Festival to boost Pokhara’s global appeal

From Dec 24, 2024 to Jan 1, 2025 Pokhara’s skies will come alive with 30 vibrant balloons, 500 commercial flights and cultural events in a landmark tourism event.

Nepal’s Priya Rai reigns supreme at Asian Trail Master Championship Final

The 78km victory underscores Nepali women’s dominance in trail running, with last year's winner, Rashila Tamang, securing third place as all four runners finish in the top 10.