From Summit Dreams To Tragic End: The 2023 Everest Climber

From Summit Dreams to Tragic End: The 2023 Everest Climber.
In this gripping and emotional video, we delve into the story of Szilárd Suhajda, a determined mountaineer whose dreams of conquering Everest in 2023 ended in tragedy. Join us as we recount his final ascent, the challenges he faced, and the rescue attempts that ensued. This tale is not just about the pursuit of a summit but about the relentless human spirit and the perilous beauty of the world's highest peak.
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[@natashapowell475]

Very respectful for a powerful yet tragic story

[@jasmine0354]

Sad stories ! 💔 RIP to all who perished there

[@phoebehill953]

I’m impressed with the writing: descriptive, without falling into cliché or hyperbole. Nice job walking that tightrope!

[@mountainstorieslives]

Thank you!

[@miriamha970]

I never heard of him but he was a great mountaineer. Gilard RIP

[@111acire]

A beautiful combination of elegy and eulogy for this famous mountaineer. Everyone can fall under an irresistible spell in this life... Very touching visuals and narrative. Very worthwhile watch.

[@mountainstorieslives]

Thank you very much for your comment

[@markjayyash]

Simply brilliant..nice...lovely...beautiful

[@mountainstorieslives]

Thank you!

[@janetflier6192]

What good is it to summit Everest if you don’t live to tell the tale??

[@mountainstorieslives]

It's hard to answer this question. everyone has their own vision of this world and everyone has their own goals. everyone takes their own risks

[@eigleenalegri2664]

Great story, beautiful images! So good to see art instead of vague photo

[@mountainstorieslives]

Thanks for your comment!

[@AlliTajudeen]

I believe he should have turned back. He put his life on the line with that decision to continue without bottled oxygen.

[@mountainstorieslives]

I agree. but unfortunately we will not know why he made this particular decision and what made him rise higher

[@sheilabloom6735]

Summit fever.

[@DeborahCarter-mj2qs]

Why are people not experienced and able taken up that mt. It isn't a tourist stop.

[@64HomeMade]

Sounds like he went there to die. I have to say your narration is very soothing.

[@mountainstorieslives]

Thank you for your comment!

[@armindastafford8813]

Ms. CHOMOLUNGMA is the highest pt. above sea level on Earth. She is the Goddess born here to oversee the World. The disrespect of climbers ascending her saddens me. She does show her anger on occasion. Hence the deaths...😢😢😢

[@mountainstorieslives]

I think so too!

[@fionncawley8963]

18 died but half of them did not remain forever on the icy slopes.

[@mountainstorieslives]

Yes you are right. I just added a literary style to abstractly describe what is happening. thanks for your comment

[@santiagotorres7777]

8,870 meters by the Hillary Step?

[@mountainstorieslives]

Thank you for your attention. Sorry about that, it's a mistake, the Hillary Step is located at an altitude of 8790 meters)

[@olivershaw1450]

Another robot voice