Mount Everest

Summitting Everest by the Numbers

This week, Kami Rita Sherpa accomplished his 23rd ascent to the summit of Mount Everest, the most of any person. Lhakpa Sherpa successfully completed her 9th ascent, the most of any woman last spring. Kami’s latest ascent put him two climbs above his closest competitors, all of whom are neck and neck for the most climbs. Lhakpa is a comfortable 3 climbs above her closest female competitor with plans to accomplish her tenth ascent next year.

The grueling hike is over 8500 meters high, making it the size of roughly 20 Empire State Buildings stacked on top of each other. It takes about $25,000 per person to adequately complete the dangerous, low-oxygen trek, with many hikers perishing along the way.

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This chart shows the most ascents up Mount Everest by gender as of July, 2018.

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Number of permits issued by the Department of Tourism to climb Mount Everest in Nepal in 2021, by gender
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Number of mountaineers to have reached Mount Everest's summit worldwide from 2012 to 2022, by climber type
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Number of permits issued by the Department of Tourism to climb Mount Everest in Nepal in 2021, by nationality
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Number of mountaineers to reach above Mount Everest's base camp worldwide from 2012 to 2022, by climber type
Costs of highest-priced mountain climbs worldwide as of November 2022 (in U.S. dollars)
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Number of mountaineers who died climbing Mount Everest worldwide from 2012 to 2022, by climber type

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