I’m Pasang Temba Sherpa, originally from the Khumbu Everest region.

I have been working in the mountaineering and trekking sector since 2007, starting as an assistant guide before becoming a full guide.

In 2014, I began my journey into mountaineering, successfully summiting several 8,000-meter peaks – including Mt. Everest – as well as numerous peaks below 7,000 meters in Nepal and Tibet – including Ama Dablam.

Now, I am a professional mountain guide, dedicated to leading and supporting climbers in high-altitude expeditions.

Ang is a professional trekking guide with a strong background in high-altitude health and extensive experience in the medical field. Originally from the Everest region of the Himalayas, she is a trained nurse who worked for over six years in Nepal’s travel and mountain medicine sector.

She served for several years at the Nepal Mountain Medicine Clinic, providing care to trekkers, climbers, and local residents. Later, she extended her medical support to remote Himalayan villages, helping those without regular access to healthcare.

After the COVID-19 pandemic, Ang Sherpa transitioned into guiding full-time, working alongside Pasang Sherpa. Today, she is a dedicated trekking guide and team leader, combining her medical expertise, mountain knowledge, and multilingual skills to ensure both the safety and cultural enrichment of every trekking journey.