Prince of Bahrain at the summit of Lobuche Mountain

A team including the Prince of Bahrain has successfully climbed Mount Lobuche 6119 meters Mountain today. Now they will climb Manaslu Himal in Gorkha.

A team including the Prince of Bahrain on the summit of Lobuche Mountain 

Now they will climb Manaslu Himal in Gorkha.

A team including Prince Sheikh Mohammed Hamad Mohammed Al Khalifa, who is on a visit to Nepal, successfully climbed Lobuche Mountain at 8.50 am on Saturday, according to the Seven Summit Trek. The height of the mountain is 6119 meters.

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They also hoisted the Bahraini flag on the occasion.

According to the Seven Summits, the Lobuche expedition has a team of 25 people including Prince Khalifa, Mountain Guide Minma Sherpa and Tasilakpa Sherpa.

A team including the Prince of Bahrain has successfully climbed Mount Lobuche.

A 15-member team including Prince Khalifa, who arrived in Kathmandu on August 16 for mountaineering, was allowed to climb Manaslu and Lobuche.

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This is the first ascent of 2020 due to the Corona epidemic.

The team consists of 15 members of the Bahrain Defense Force and three British nationals.

The people of Manaslu area are happy after the arrival of the Prince of Bahrain

Residents of the Manaslu area are happy that Prince Sheikh Mohammed Hamad Mohammed Al Khalifa of Bahrain has arrived to climb Mount Manaslu. Norbu Lama, a resident of Chumanubri Gaonpalika-1, Samagaun, said that the locals were happy after the 18-member team including the prince arrived in Manaslu area.

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"We are very happy to hear that the prince is coming," he said. The participants in the meeting expressed confidence that his visit would go a long way in promoting tourism in the Manaslu region.

Another local, Thile Lama, expressed confidence that the prince's visit would send a positive message to the world and increase the number of tourists visiting Manaslu in the future. "After the prince of Bahrain climbed our Manaslu, there was a lot of publicity that could not be obtained even after spending millions," he said. "So we are very happy."

 All the support from the local level will be there to make his visit pleasant. '