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The world's highest mountain Mount Everest. The first footprint of this mountain of Himalayas was about 57 years ago. On May 29, 1953 Sir Edmund Hillary of New Zealand and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay of Nepal won the first Everest horn, after many countries have reached the feet. These explorers have reached their peak at the highest level and have fulfilled their dreams, and have also glorified their own country. In this series, on Sunday, the traveler Musa Ibrahim wrote the name of Bangladesh and Bangladesh on the pages of history, leaving Bangladesh as the first Bangladeshi on the summit of Everest. Here are some of the information related to Mount Everest for the readers-

Structure: Mount Everest is composed approximately six million years ago.

Height: The height of the sea level is about 29 thousand 35 feet. As of 1999 it was 29 thousand 29 feet.

Naming: The mountain was named after the British Surveyor General of India, Sir George Everest. Because of this, Sir George first measured the height of the Everest and measured its height. At one time it was marked as a peak of 15.

Its name in Nepali is Sagarmatha (Goddess of the sky).

His name is Chomolungma (goddess mother of the universe) in Tibetan language.

Location: Its position in 27 degree 59 minutes north latitudes and longitude 86 degrees 56 minutes east. The peak of this mountain separates Nepal and Tibet.

Peer victory: Sir Edmund Hillary of New Zealand on May 29, 1953 and Tenzing Sherpa of Nepal won the first Everest horn.

Italy's first mountaineer Reinhald Messner, on Everest, won the Everest for the first time on August 20, 1980.

On February 17, 1980, Polish climber Leczak Chichi and Christophe Wiliski reached the summit of Everest for the first time in winter.

On June 16, 1975, Japan's Junuko Tabei won the Everest horn as the first woman.

#On May 8, 1978, climber Reinhold Messner and Peter Hablar climbed Mount Everest without oxygen! Which was once thought to be impossible.

On May 25, 2008, Bahadur Sherchan (76) of Nepal reached the summit of Everest. United States Jordan Romero (13) set the record for Everest at the youngest last Saturday.

Appa Sherpa of Nepal, the highest peak of Mount Everest record. On Saturday he stepped on that peak 20 times.

Nawang Gombo of Nepal is credited twice for the first summit of Everest.

Devasish Biswas and Basant Singh Rai won the Everest horn as the first Bengali. Debashish's house is in North 24 Parganas district of West Bengal and the house of Basant Singh, in Krishnanagar of Nadia district.

Austrian climber Christian Stangle recorded the fastest Everest horn record He reached the mountain peak in just 16 hours 42 minutes from base camp in 2007. He reached the peak without oxygen.

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France's Jean-Marc Boaivin's record of fastest peak coming down He paragliding and came down to the base camp in just 11 minutes.

Top Position: Nepal's Babu Chiri Sherpa records the highest position of the highest time. He stayed there for 21 hours.

The death of the explorer: 216 explorers lost their lives while climbing the summit of Everest.

Hazardous area: Khumbu ice fruit There were 19 pilots who lost their lives.

Exploration Team: So far the biggest expedition team has won Everest from China. In 1975 an exploration team of 410 people took part in the expedition.

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