Forty years after the first human conquest on Everest in 1953 by Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Sir Edmund Hillary, the world’s highest peak was still an untouched territory for Nepali women. By 1993, 16 female mountaineers from different countries had already broken stereotypical barriers by setting foot atop 8,848 metres defying the male-dominated mountaineering expeditions. However the country that was home to the mountain was still cold to its own women — no Nepali women had so far stood atop Everest. History was waiting to be written. It still was a feat for most of the Nepali men as well. On April 22, 1993, 31-year-old Pasang Lhamu Sherpa accomplished what no Nepali women, and only a few Nepali men had in the country’s mountaineering history — against all odds, she became the first Nepali woman to summit Everest.

Polluted Park as we can find only dust and pollution inside park. It should be repaired.

Fabulous memorial, just wish a little more was done .

Pasang lhamu sherpa first ladie mount everest climber .the park situates in chuchapati kathmandu

A park which stays closed all the time. Lies between the Chabahil to Boudhanath Road.

But it is very small park sorrounding😓

A park where no visitors are allowed

Good

Busy place, i love a vegetarian restaurant nearby here, Parking 🅿 Available ✅, very busy during office hours

Its a freaken forest.. Too hard to find inside kathmandu nowadays..

Its awsome place when we visit there we always remember the national hero pasang lhamu sherpa

Memorable in the name ofpashang Lahmu

Crowdy place but can get different kinds of services around the area ..

Beautiful Park 🏞️

Nice place please visit and there are nearby restaurants, cafes, clinics, dental clinics or ouch stores.