Dusit International Unveils DusitD2 Fagu in India, Bringing Thai Hospitality to the Himalayas

Dusit International, a renowned Thai hotel and property development company, is set to expand its presence in India with the launch of dusitD2 Fagu, a luxurious resort nestled in the tranquil mountains near Shimla. Opening its doors in December 2024, the resort promises a unique blend of Thai hospitality and the captivating charm of the Himalayas, offering guests a serene retreat for relaxation, wellness, and outdoor adventures.

American and British Climbers Rescued After Three Days Stranded on Himalayan Peak

Two climbers, Fay Jane Manners from the UK and Michelle Theresa Dvorak from the US, were rescued after being stranded for three days on Chaukhamba-3 peak in India’s Uttarakhand state. A rockfall severed their rope, sending supplies and communication equipment down a gorge. The rescue operation involved the Indian Air Force and the Uttarakhand State Disaster Management Authority, with a French mountaineering team playing a crucial role in locating the climbers.

A River’s Role in Mount Everest’s Growth Spurt

A new study suggests a river in the Himalayas may have contributed to Mount Everest’s impressive height by capturing another river and carving a massive gorge. This event, estimated to have happened 89,000 years ago, resulted in a significant loss of landmass, leading to a notable rise in Everest’s elevation.

Nepal’s Tragic History of Air Crashes: A Decade of Deadly Incidents

Nepal, a mountainous nation renowned for its stunning scenery, has a tragic history of air crashes. Since 2000, over 360 people have perished in 19 separate aviation accidents, highlighting the perilous nature of flying in the Himalayas. This article details some of the most significant air crashes in Nepal during this period, emphasizing the challenges posed by mountainous terrain, unpredictable weather conditions, and the presence of small airports in remote regions.

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