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Interview for Active Travel Magazine and Galina Pogodina Today we have a guest Oxana Morneva-Sherpa-a celebrity and authority in the world of mountaineering

Oxana Morneva"s Interview for McGills Mountains

Story is about the Lhotse 8516 expeditionToday, my story is about the Lhotse expedition, about our services and why our participants pay $ 18,000 for full service and $36,000 for VIP service

History of one record, children and mountaineering.Almost all climbers who have achieved serious results, began to go to the mountaineering from an early age. Their adult motivation was rooted in their childhood. At Makalu Extreme Treks Expeditions, we have had children as clients several times. The first time it happened like this.

Video of our participant Alexey Glushakov about the ascent of our team to the Peak Mera 6470

Breeze Sharma, India: Elbrus 5642- 2019 with Makalu Extreme

At summer 2018 Makalu Extreme Treks Expeditions organized Elbrus 5642 expedition at Russia. It was big international group. Kaamya, Karthik and Lavanya Karthikeyan was part of that expedition.

Super Thriller and heroic Saga from Galina Pogodina about our Lhotse 8516 expedition -2019. Amazing writing, it takes your breath away! I'm impressed! And this really happened to us last year, at this time!

A real thriller about high-altitude climbing, the story of climbing to the Top of Dhaulagiri 8167 of the First Civic Indian Expedition Led by Dorchi Sherps. Thank you very much, Galina Pogodina, for turning our material into a thriller!

Climbing Elbrus 5642-the Gateway to high-altitude mountaineering High-altitude mountaineering! It attracts many people with fantastic views and heroic books and films, which can now be read and seen by hundreds on the Internet.

I'm A Sherpa. For me, mountaineering is a way of life Among my people, mountaineering is not a profession, but an innate need. I started climbing when I was 15. This was my dream since childhood, and an important step towards it was to enter the Institute of Mountaineering in Darjeeling. At that time, the Institute was run by Nawang Gombu, a Guinness world record holder, a representative of the old school of mountaineering and a follower of very strict rules.