With her trusted Sherpa guides, influencer Anna Gutu was forging her way up Shishapangma, the world's 14th-highest mountain at 26,335 feet. Soon she'd become the first American woman to scale all ...

After Rzucidlo and Dawa Yangzum reached Shishapangma base camp on foot on the afternoon of October 4, they visited the dining tents, where they encountered other climbers, including Rzucidlo’s ...

Mount Shishapangma was the mountain each one had to complete to be the first American woman to climb all 14. Edurne Pasaban was the first woman to climb all 14 peaks, and Kristin Harila, of Norway ...

Mount Shishapangma is the 14th-tallest mountain in the world, with an elevation of 26,335 feet. Our hearts were heavy as we received news of Tenjen Sherpa (Lama), ...

Shishapangma, at just over 8,000 metres (26,247 feet), is the world's 14th tallest peak. It is widely regarded as one of the easier mountains of that height, known among climbers as the "eight ...

Last year, two female climbers attempted Tibet's 8,027-meter (26,335 ft.) Shishapangma, competing to become the first American woman to summit all 14 of the world's 8,000-meter peaks. The two had ...

Shishapangma is one of China’s two 8000ers, alongside Cho Oyu. In 1999, an avalanche swept across the south face killing famed American climber Alex Lowe and cameraman David Bridges.

Meet the new queen of the mountain: Norway's Kristin Harila, who climbed 14 of the world's tallest peaks in 92 days, including China's 26,335-foot Shishapangma. The feat eclipsed the previous ...

Mount Shishapangma is seen from Baiku Lake in Xigaze, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region in September. On Saturday, a pair of avalanches struck the mountain at high altitudes. (Chen Zepeng ...

Rescuers successfully retrieved the bodies of an American climber and her guide from the slopes of Mount Shishapangma, in the Chinese region of Tibet, more than seven months after they were lost ...

Mount Shishapangma is seen from Baiku Lake in Xigaze, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region in September. On Saturday, a pair of avalanches struck the mountain at high altitudes.

Mount Shishapangma, one of the highest mountains in the world, peaks at 26,335 feet above sea level and is entirely located within Chinese territory.