Numerous summits of Manaslu and Serap Jangbu Sherpa bags his 10th of the 14 ....

As per the report of Liaison officer, the following Four members of Mt. Manaslu 2006 Light Expedition team climbed Mt. Manaslu (8163 meter) on following date. 

30 September 2006

1. Mr. Thomas Strausz (37 Yrs), Austria

2October 2006

1. Mr. Frantisek Kolar (41 Yrs), Czech

3 October 2006

1. Mr. Pavel Matousek (49 Yrs), Czech

2. Ms. Zuzana Hofmannova (47 Yrs) Czech 

The above mentioned Expedition  team comprising of 10 members was permitted to climb 8163 m. high Mt. Manaslu from classical Japanese Route for the period of 75 days from 6th September, 2006 under the leadership of Mr. Pavel Matousek of Czech.  

The handling agency of the Expedition Team is Monterosa Treks & Expedition (P) Ltd.   Kathmandu  Nepal.

As per the report of Liaison officer, the following three members and  five High Altitude Worker of Japan Mt. Manaslu Expedition 2006 team climbed Mt Manaslu (8163 meter) on 1st October, 2006.

1. Mr.  Yoshitomi Okura (55 Yrs), Tokyo, Japan

2. Mr.  Takeshi Ogawa (65 Yrs), Tokyo, Japan

3  Mr.  Masami Yamanashi (64 Yrs), Yokohama, Japan

4. Mr.  Serap Jangbu Sherpa (37 Yrs), Khumjung - 3, Solukhumbu

5. Mr.  Pemba Gyaljen Sherpa (38 Yrs), Namche - 4, Solukhumbu

6. Mr.  Nima  Tenji Sherpa  (36 Yrs), Gaurishankar - 1, Dolakha

7. Mr.  Ongje  Sherpa  (23 Yrs), Gaurishankar - 2, Dolaka.

8. Mr.  Nima  Gyaljen Sherpa (30 Yrs), Gaurishankar - 1, Dolakha 

The  above mentioned Expedition  team comprising of 6 members was permitted to climb 8163 m. high Mt. Manaslu from classical Japanese Route for the period of 75 days from 8th September, 2006 under the leadership of Mr.Yoshitomi Okura of Japan. Mr. Sherap Jangbu Sherpa has successfully climbed the Mountains which are above 8000 meters high  for 15th time and he climbed 10  peaks among the highest 14  peaks of Himalayas.

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