Welcome to our 17th series of May 29, Mount Everest Marathon, with the 2003 May 19 Test Run as a plus, which is dedicated to the name of two Great Human Being Late Sir Edmund Hillary & Tenzing Norgay Memorial. “Plant a Tree for someone you LOVE. Plant a Tree for someone who LOVES you. Plant a Tree for everyone who LOVES your passion, saving Mother Earth from Climate Change.” We are already carrying our Everest Garbage Bag to carry a little bit of the garbage from Everest Base Camp on our Run to the Finishing Line at Namche Bazaar to hand over to the Local Authorities, officially. This will show the World that how much care you give to the Mountains you are Trekking & Marathon running, which will prove that you are a “Real Responsible Runner”. So, planting Trees will add a new exciting feature to our Mount Everest (TenzingHillary) Marathon from 2022. By doing this, our Runners will be contributing to help stop the fast glaciers melting and also contributing to saving the Environment of Mount Everest to reverse Climate Change. Thank you for taking care of your Mount Everest & your Mother Earth Eco-System. PresidentBikram Pandey KAAJITenzing Hillary Everest MarathonConcept Man & Creator of Everest Marathon
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In the world of marathon running, there are exceptional individuals who transcend the boundaries of ordinary achievements and redefine what it means to push the limits. Parvaneh Moayedi from Iran is one such remarkable athlete, who has not only broken barriers but shattered expectations with her extraordinary accomplishments. As a dual Guinness World Record holder and an inspiration to aspiring runners worldwide, Parvaneh Moayedi’s story is nothing short of extraordinary. Parvaneh Moayedi embarked on her journey towards greatness when she immigrated to the United States from Iran in 1979. It wasn’t until the year 2000 that she ran her first marathon, igniting a passion within her that would propel her to unimaginable heights. With sheer determination and an unwavering spirit, she has completed over 919 marathons and ultras, leaving her mark in all fifty states not once, but four times over. Her pursuit of excellence extended beyond the borders of the United States. She ventured into uncharted territory, conquering marathons in over 20 countries and achieving the remarkable feat of finishing a marathon on all seven continents by 2011, with Tanzania, Africa as her final destination. Her relentless dedication to her craft has cemented her status as the leading female in the world with the most lifetime official marathons and ultras. In 2013, She etched her name into the annals of history by earning not one, but two Guinness World Records. Recognized for her unparalleled endurance, she secured the title for the Most Marathons Run by a Woman in One Year, completing a staggering 168 races. Additionally, she achieved the record for the Most Consecutive Marathons Run by a Female, an awe-inspiring feat of completing 17 races in succession. Her indomitable spirit drove her to push her limits even further. She became the only Iranian woman to be accepted and complete the grueling Badwater Ultramarathon in both 2013 and 2014. This race, renowned as the world’s toughest foot race, spans 135 non-stop miles from Death Valley to Mt. Whitney, CA, with scorching temperatures reaching up to 130°F. Her resilience and unwavering determination showcased her extraordinary capabilities. Beyond her personal achievements, she has assumed various roles within the running community. As a race director, public speaker, inspirational running coach, and motivator, she shares her experiences and wisdom, encouraging everyone to surpass their perceived limitations. Her mantra, “We can do anything in life if we set our mind to it,” echoes through the hearts of countless individuals who dare to dream big. In the realm of marathon running, Parvaneh Moayedi’s name shines brightly as a beacon of inspiration and resilience. Her dual Guinness World Records, unmatched determination, and relentless pursuit of her goals have propelled her into the spotlight, captivating the running world and beyond. Her story is a testament to the human spirit’s boundless potential, reminding us all that with dedication and belief, we can transcend the ordinary and achieve the extraordinary.
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The 14th edition of the marathon was organized successfully on May 29. The event which was dedicated to bicentenary of Birtan-Nepal relationship was attended by British Ambassador Mr. Richard Morris who ran a symbolic distance of 8,848m in the event. The event had a total of three categories: The Everest marathon (full): 42.8 KM The Everest ultra-Marathon: 60KM The Everest Half- marathon: 21KM Everest Marathon winners received exciting prizes sponsored by SUUNTO and SALOMON. The following prizes were distributed to the winners. Prizes for the ultra-runners (60k) 1st: SUUNTO (AMBIT3 BLACK HR) 2nd: SUUNTO (TRAVERSE) 3rd: SALOMON (SPEEDCROSS 3 SHOES) Prize for male and female full marathon (40k) runners: 1st: XA PRO 3D (SALOMON) 2nd: SPEEDCROSS 3 (SALOMON) 3rd: SENSE MANTRA 2 (SALOMON) This is what the runners have to say regarding the prizes they received. Full Marathon(42K) Males Bed Bahadur Sunwar (4 hrs 10 sec): “I really needed a nice pair of running shoes after running through the Everest Marathon. Thankfully, I now have a comfortable pair of shoes and hopefully, I can run faster.” Bhim Bahadur Gurung (4 hrs 3 min 14 sec): “The shoes are very comfortable, much better than the ones I used to wear.” Full Marathon(42K) Females Purnamaya Rai ( 5 hrs 24 min 00 sec hrs): “Running is much easier with these shoes, better grip and much more comfortable.” Nirkala Kulung (5 hrs 38 min 01 sec hrs): “The shoes are a pleasure to my feet. Now, my feet are less sore after a run.” Everest Ultra (62K) Tirtha Bahadur Tamang(6 hrs 36 min 13 sec): “ The Suunto watch is simply extraordinary, now I can run and monitor my heart rate on the go and stay connected through the smart watch. A must have watch for trail runners. “ Purna Tamang(6 hrs 45 min 05 sec): “ With GPS tracking and storm alarms, I am well protected. Thanks to the watch I won through Everest Marathon.”
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