Breathtaking Look at the Man Who Climbed Everest 21 Times | Short Film Showcase

The Apa Sherpa Foundation is working to create a different future for the children of Nepal. What are your thoughts on Apa Sherpa's story?

Beautiful

Deeply moved by this. Mountaineering community must do more for sherpas

This is what they called " the death trap"

I went to school with Tenzing's nephew, up in Darjeeling in the 1960s! We students would make pocket-money by leading the initial acclimatisation treks around the lower peaks - around 12,000 ft - funny thing was we got paid by the number of those who couldn't keep up with us!!! Sort of like weeding out the unfit before they wasted their time and money trying the higher peaks. Everest was not for EVERYONE!! 1 in 10, 000 made the cut to even get a try!!

Extraordinary.. As a Native American, First Nations, this short documentary stirred all my emotions for various reasons. I love that the mountains are referenced as deities as our medicine societies make reference to our sacred mountains in the high desert country of the Four Corners as the source of our spirituality, our connection to life/existence and protection. The environment is very different than the territory here however, the story has many strong parallels to our history and current setting. I appreciate the people of Nepal and have a deep respect for the people. Be Harmony

it's not possible to climb k2 in once a time he couldn't return back it's 1000 time easier to climb everest as compare to k2

Cinematography of this video is another level. Great effort by dop s . Thankyou for showing the beauty

He should make it 108 times. If did, he will become hero in India.

Beautifully done NG. Totally admire the Sherpa and the people of Nepal. I truly hope Apa's foundation makes a difference for the people and brings education and choices to them.

The climbers pay lots of money but if a sherpa dies working on making secure routes for them, they should at least be compensated. Orelse make trails themselves..

Beautiful cinematography, those wide shots with climber are stunning.

Only sherpas climb the Mount Everest others are draged upto

Such a heart-touching story. Never been more proud of being Sherpa because of our endurance and resilience throughout generations. 🩷

Apa Sherpa is a true legend. I must say that I feel extremely lucky to have gotten the opportunity to stay at his house and meet him in person. God bless 🙏

I'm proud of these people in Nepal, specially the one who created the Apa Sherpa foundation,.

The government of Nepal should look on this situation, so they can provide more school and teacher for the children.

Cinematography 🤌

This made me cry🥺

Can anyone tell me what language he is speaking? I have heard the Nepali language a lot, but this doesn't seemed to be that. So if anyone can help me out then it will be helpful.

He walks for 6 hours a day for school, and here I am feeling sleepy and lazy after 6 minutes of studying

Cant imagine how strong sherpa is,

People dont climb Everest, Sherpas do, others are mere followers

So much focus on OTT music, painfully slow shots and entirely pointless scenes that you missed the whole Sherpa story

The people are the story, not your sick film skillz

East or west, Nepal is the best 🇳🇵

This film got me so deep!
Being in the mountains of Nepal now it gives me incredible feelings. Yesterday, I met Apa Sherpa in Thame. It was an honor for me! Support education in Nepal!

As the name at the end says “Sherpa Cinema”

All my respect to all Sherpa in mountain who make possible to climb Mt. Everest of Nepal and more.🙏

Without Sherpas there is no Everest expedition. Those people are the true hero of the mountain!

Arunachala shiva
Om namah shivaya
Especially the BGM, it's awesome...

Ko ko hunu hunxa comedy with champion pachi yata awnu vayeko?

THANKU BBC and Sherpa Cinema for this breathtaking short film .
This is one of my favourite Videos on YT. Amazing cinematography , exceptional Score and a stunning Story.
All the best for Apa and his people ❤

beautiful

Didn’t Wim hof climb it in shorts? Or at least he made it to 7500 meters.

Apa Sherpa One of the gem o f n e p a l..................................................................................proud of nepal.................................................................................................................................................................................

"The true beauty of Nepal isn't the Mountains. But the people who live in their shadows."

That kid could try out for the gurhkas if he got in that's a way for him and his mum to have a better life here on the UK that would be pretty cool

The Sherpas are genuinely the most beautiful people, the line my guide said to me when i was suffering from altitude sickness and struggling to move to get to EBC, he had tears and said he wants my dream to come true. These guys are so selfless, my heart goes out to them.

THE SOUND TRACK FROM 6.35 TO 9.00 MINUTES IS LIKE HEAVEN.....MY HEART BEATS WERE SYNCHRONIZED WITH THE BEATS WHILE HEARING THIS SET PIECE....INCREDIBLE JOB MY DEAR FRIEND.

Nothing but respect to all the Sherpas out there risking their lives. Real life superheroes!

Simply wow how's everything is realated with each other..

Apa is one of my neighbors here in draper Utah...super nice guy considering his beyond human achievements.

Proud to be a Nepali❤

What an awe inspiring beauty ! Perfect background scores and time lapses. Grateful for this masterpiece. Thank you.

26 times now only 3 years later

Great Execution , Great Scenes, Great Background scores

I swear Sherpas can become
Elite Olympic athletes,

Don’t forget 21 climbs means 21 years.

Everest mount 29,036 ft

I have been so often in Nepal... Sure, the best from Nepal are the people. I remembered when several porters died on a trek with tourists. When they were coming down a 5000m pass from the Anapurna... Everybody can get an altitude disease, I had it already one time,... I never have taken any porter, ... If I can't climb more, I can stop, the porter not... I have done so many crazy climbs on high mountains, if I feel bad, or tingling, I stop regardless of what! My grandfather was a famous mountain climber, he died also in the mountains! The weather can change fast, and then avalanches, that nearly killed me one time and then we had to climb faster upwards, altitude sickness... Still, I love to climb!