First woman climbed Everest 50 years ago

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Paris: Japanese who became the first woman in the date of Mount Everest in May 1975.

After half a century, the world’s highest mountain is ready to record thousands of climbing by a woman.

Scale 8,849 meters high (29,032 feet high) is basically the success of the male.

According to the AFP analysis of the Himalayan database statistics, women reached 962 times by May 2025, 962 times, while men arrived 11,955 times.

Will not be restricted

When Tabi reached the height of Everest in 1975, 38 men were before.

With his all -women team, he struggled to find a sponsorship for his campaign, it is often said that he will be better than care for his children.

“All men limit our choice and I don’t want to be limited,” Tabi wrote in his notebook on his return.

11 days later, a Tibetan woman, a fantasy, rose from the opposite direction. She believed that she had arrived there before, just learning that she had presented her on the post after completing the descent.

In your notebook, Tabi described its next goals: 2 to climb the world’s second high peak, and return to work for a scientific journal.

Very few female sherpas

Since then, 870 different women from 85 different nationalities have been mounted on Everest, several times have been successful.

After Nepalese mountaineers, the United States, India and China have sent most men to the summit and sent 39 % of women.

Sherpas, the Nepalese leaders who are with Everest with their clients, are almost all men.

Everest’s home is half -mounted by Nepal men, but only 9 % of these women: 90 66 mounted by 90 different women.

Dava Yangism Sherpa, who was upset in 2012, is currently the only woman who is a certified leader of the Nepalese guide who received an international diploma in 2018.

“This is a challenging field, even more if you are a girl,” he told AFP. There were people who said it was not a girl’s job, that I would not get the job. “

Earlier, in 1993, Passing Lahamo became the first Nepalese woman to reach the top of Everest.

During her descent, she returned with a colleague who was suffering from a height disease and both died due to fatigue.

She became a national heroine and today the track started from Everest’s base camp with a tribute to her.

The second Nepalese woman, who arrived at the summit in 2000, has claimed women’s record for the number of climbs, her successor, Lakpa Sherpa, after that she did 10 by May.

Not oxygen

13 years after Tabi, New Zealand’s Ladia Brady became the first woman to reach the peak without an oxygen bottle in 1988, respiratory aid, which compensates for the effects of height.

When he climbed himself, other members of his campaign returned to Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, where he publicly suspected his success.

It was thrown through his permit for taking a far more way, Brady decided not to claim his success in the Nepalese Tourism Ministry, but was identified years later.

When women and men are collected, only 229 climbed, or less than 1 %, succeeded without oxygen.

Brady and only nine other women are on the list.

Women are better ready

Germany’s Billy Benering, Director of the Himalayan Database, which detects campaigns in the upper part of Everest, “This is a different hair game by climbing extra oxygen. Women may be more familiar with it.”

“Women are often well prepared and when it comes to taking risks on the mountain, they may be a little more conservative. So maybe a woman says,” You know, it’s very dangerous, I go down, while a man will go down, “the woman who climbed in 2009.”

So while every year, the hundred 66 % of women who succeed in 75 % of women who are trying to make their mortality rate are low: a woman tries every 153, every 70 tries every 70.

Although women are still in the upper part of Everest, the proportion of women is increasing: they were one to 16 men in the 2000s, and after one to 10 decades.

“I now have many friends who are unmarried and without children, and they make more money, so that they can go out and go to 8,000 peaks,” said Bearlening.

The price of climbing varies from 000 to 45,000 to 200,000 to.