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The Sherpas of Mount Everest are members of the Sherpa ethnic group, known for their experience and knowledge of the Himalayan region, especially Mount Everest. They act as guides, porters and technicians for climbing expeditions, playing a crucial role in the success and safety of the ascents. Who are the sherpas? The Sherpas are a Tibetan people who migrated to Nepal and settled in the mountainous regions of the Himalayas, including the Khumbu region, home of Mount Everest. They have developed a remarkable physical and cultural adaptation to live at high altitudes, which makes them excellent mountaineers and guides. The word "sherpa" means "eastern people" in Tibetan. The role of sherpas on Mount Everest: Guides: The Sherpas know the routes, the mountain conditions and the best paths to the summit, becoming essential guides for expeditions. Chargers: They carry heavy equipment, supplies and even climbing equipment for climbers. Technicians: Many sherpas work as "ice cascade doctors", installing and maintaining safety equipment in the dangerous Khumbu Ice Waterfall. Strategic: They also play a strategic role, helping to plan and coordinate expeditions based on their local knowledge. The importance of sherpas: Without the experience and knowledge of the sherpas, many expeditions to Mount Everest would be impossible or extremely dangerous. They are fundamental to Nepal's local economy, boosting adventure tourism and supporting many Sherpa families. The Sherpas are considered guardians of the Himalayas, with a deep knowledge of the region and its traditions. The Sherpa culture: The Sherpas have a rich Tibetan Buddhist culture, with strong ties to Buddhism and animism. They also have their own social culture, with their own traditions and customs, including festivals and religious rituals. Despite the challenges, the sherpas maintain their sense of community and pride in their culture and identity. #Amazing #trip #everest #sherpas
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