Kathmandu . Nepal’s 18-year-old mountaineering sensation, Nima Rinji Sherpa, is on the brink of making history as the youngest person to conquer all 14 of the world’s highest peaks. Nima has just secured a permit to scale Shishapangma, located in Tibet, China, the final 8000-meter mountain on his extraordinary journey. With this ascent, he is poised to break records and inspire a new generation of climbers worldwide.

Having already summited 13 of the planet’s tallest peaks, including Everest, K2, and Kangchenjunga, Nima has demonstrated remarkable endurance and skill. Each climb presented its own challenges, from extreme weather conditions to the physical toll of high altitudes, yet the young Sherpa has overcome them all. His success is not only a personal triumph but a testament to Nepal’s rich mountaineering heritage.

Nima’s journey has captivated global attention, as he stands on the verge of achieving a feat many only dream of. If he successfully climbs Shishapangma, he will set a new record as the youngest person to have completed all 14 of the 8000-meter mountains, a title currently held by climbers years older than him. His quest reflects not only his personal ambition but also the strength, courage, and determination of Nepal’s Sherpa community.

The climb to Shishapangma is set to take place in the coming months, and the world will be watching closely. The mountain, located in the Himalayas, is known for its technical difficulty, with steep faces and unpredictable weather. But Nima has shown resilience and preparation throughout his mountaineering career, making him well-equipped to take on this final challenge.

As he prepares for the final ascent, Nepalese people and mountaineering enthusiasts around the world send their best wishes to Nima Rinji Sherpa. His journey, fueled by passion and determination, will inspire countless others to dream big and push the limits of what is possible. Best of luck to Nima on this historic climb!