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Start climbing smaller mountains first. A usual progression for climbers is to climb multiple 14,000 (feet) mountains, then climb a 20,000 ft mountain (Denali or a mountain in South America) then climb a 7,000 meter mountain expedition style in the Himalayas and then Mt Everest (8,656 meters) Lots of people take short cuts but you do so at the risk of your own life. It is really hard. |
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ajcarlpdy1994
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nobody
go ahead and climb
it doesnt cost just to climb a mountain |
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LLeonLL
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You'll need to join an expedition. Trying to solo Mt. Everest is pretty close to suicide.
Try here:
http://www.mounteverest.net/
This is probably the deadliest mountain to climb. If you're not a climber, don't even think about it.
A trip can take about a month or longer, and, depending on how much equipement you have/need, can cost upwards of $10,000.
You need to consider weather condition, illnesses, acclimatizing, etc. Overall, if you have to ask, you're not ready for it. |
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it costs you money to climb a mountain???? thats dumb |
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harmony
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needs lots of money; lots of equipment; lots of spare time; small amount of brain. |
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shriya
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good luck |
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blackinjpn
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Everest at this time? well read the latest news about Nepal its the very first thing you should do! |
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myself_himanshu
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Go and climb. |
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Start climbing smaller mountains first. A usual progression for climbers is to climb multiple 14,000 (feet) mountains, then climb a 20,000 ft mountain (Denali or a mountain in South America) then climb a 7,000 meter mountain expedition style in the Himalayas and then Mt Everest (8,656 meters) Lots of people take short cuts but you do so at the risk of your own life. |
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