Hundreds have died attempting to climb Mount Everest and a map has pinpointed the known locations of their bodies.

But if climbers want to summit Mount Everest, the tallest peak in the world at 29,029 feet (8,848 meters or 5.5 miles) above sea level, they have to brave what's known as "The Death Zone" - the ...

Five bodies, including one skeleton, have finally been recovered from Mount Everest’s so-called ‘death zone’ after the Nepali army deployed a dozen military personnel and 18 sherpas to clean ...

An curved arrow pointing right. A Nepali sherpa made a nearly impossible rescue after finding a climber clinging in Mount Everest's 'death zone'. More from News A Nepali sherpa made a nearly ...

Eleven people have died climbing Mount Everest this spring ... about risky human traffic jams in the mountain's so-called "death zone," the area of the hike that reaches above 8,000 meters ...

More than 340 people have died trying to climb Mount Everest, according to Nepalese ... Was it before or after his death?" Beyond Irvine's family, there was another individual who wanted to ...

Mountaineers during their ascend to Mount Everest's summit ... in areas above 8,000 metres (26,200 feet), known as the "death zone", where thin air and low oxygen levels heighten the risk of ...

Ngima Nuru Sherpa is small in stature, but he stands tall in the annals of Mount Everest. The 5-foot-7 ... South Col at the edge of the “Death Zone” that begins at 26,000 feet.

Mt. Everest is not a joke and in fact, quite a serious climb,' Rajan Dwivedi wrote in his Instagram post. His video vividly captured the congestion on a single rope line, with climbers navigating ...