Lhakpa Sherpa : Des sommets de bravoure

I follow Lakhpa on Instagram and found her film there. What a resilient amazing woman. I wish her every success - her achievements should be recognised and celebrated. I think this film must be cathartic to the recovery of domestic abuse for both she and her daughters. I loved seeing a film about Everest being told from Sherpa perspective. She has a true passion and calling for the mountains and to see the respect she has for the mountain is inspiring in itself.

She has a true passion and calling for the mountains and to see the respect she has for the mountain is inspiring in itself. I wish she and all her family well.

Lhakpa Sherpa Has climbed Mount Everest 10 times and holds the record for The number of times a woman has summitted Everest. The story is even more amazing because of her abusive husband, Romanian climber who found refuge in America and met her on one of the climbs.

She narrates the film and takes one of her daughters with her back to Nepal where she does her 10th summit. It's enchanting to see her daughter meeting her cousins in Nepal and it's heartbreaking to see the daughter who stayed back in West Hartford, and who has gone through a tough time because of her abusive father.

Watching her climb was frightening, but the entire film is very moving.

This incredible woman, Lhakpa Sherpa, who has summited Mount Everest an astounding 10 times, has inspired many people with her kindness and grace in the face of countless obstacles, and with her strength and determination to create a better life for her children and herself. Her dream from an early age was to climb to the top of Everest to "see what's on the other side", and in spite of no education and no money, she persevered until she not only became the first woman to summit Mt. Everest and survive, but then broke her own record an incredible 9 more times. As if that weren't enough, she also summited K2! This documentary was very well done, with amazing videos of her climbs, as well as home videos of her children as they grew up. Beautiful, touching documentary.

I really enjoyed this documentary because it gave an experience from a native Sherpa point of view. Not only that but aI really enjoyed this documentary because it gave an experience from a native Sherpa point of view. Not only that but a native Sherpa woman! Her goals, her accomplishments in the face of extreme prejudice and adversity is a true testament to the strength and amazing gift of the Sherpa. I've always been amazed when watching documents on Everest of the endurance and loyalty of the Sherpa. This documentary helped me to understand the mindset and drive of this amazing people. A must see for Everest fans.

"Everest is my doctor. It fixes my soul." "Everest is a mountain queen, and it treats you as one."

• Lhapka

I am still reeling from the experience of watching this awe-inspiring and humbling documentary chronicles the extraordinary life and achievements of Lhakpa Sherpa, the first Nepali woman to climb Mount Everest and the only person to summit it ten times! Her record remains unbroken, just like her spirit.

With unprecedented access to her personal journey, the film takes us on a breathtaking adventure to the highest peaks on Earth, while also exploring the depths of her resilience, determination, and courage. From her humble beginnings in a small Nepalese village to her triumphant summits, Lhakpa's story is a testament to the power of the human spirit.

In a culture where the old saying "having a daughter is like watering your neighbor's garden" perpetuates gender bias, Lhakpa's achievements shatter this notion, proving that a daughter can bring immense pride and glory to her family and nation.

What struck me most was the stark contrast between Lhakpa's fearlessness on the mountain and her helplessness in her personal life. Despite facing down treacherous ice walls and crevasses, overcoming unimaginable physical and mental challenges, and submitting Everest ten times, she struggled to stand up for herself in her own home. She suffered physical abuse at the hands of her husband and lived in constant fear.

But Lhakpa's determination knows no bounds - after summiting Everest 10 times, she continued to push herself, climbing K2 in 2023, one of the most challenging mountains in the world!

Lhakpa's journey is not just about conquering mountains but also about challenging societal norms and expectations. It's a powerful reminder that even the strongest among us can be vulnerable and that our greatest achievements cannot shield us from everyday life's challenges.

The film's stunning cinematography and intimate storytelling weave together a narrative that's both thrilling and deeply moving. I laughed and cried along with Lhakpa, feeling a deep connection to her story.

Watching the documentary was more than just a cinematic experience - it was a journey of self-discovery and inspiration. Lhakpa's story reminded me that we all have the power to overcome our challenges and reach new heights. It also reminded me that true strength isn't just about what we achieve but about how we face our vulnerabilities and weaknesses. She is my hero now!

Overall, it is a must-see not only for those who are inspired by stories of adventure, perseverance, and female empowerment but also for every man and woman who values life and self-respect. Lhakpa Sherpa's remarkable story will leave you breathless, inspired, and eager to reach new heights. Watch Mountain Queen: The Summits of Lhakpa Sherpa, a MUST-MUST-WATCH. Available on Netflix.