| Kami Rita is a renowned Nepali mountain climber with a record 28 ascents of Mount Everest, the most by any person. |
| While contemplating becoming a monk at Thame Dechen Chokhorling monastery, Kami Rita later pursued a career in local tourism. |
| Starting as a porter, he evolved into a skilled climbing guide after transporting supplies up the mountains. |
| At the age of twelve, Kami Rita transported goods to Everest Base Camp, and in 1992, he assisted a cook at the camp. |
| He made his first Everest summit on 13 May 1994 and has summited Everest 28 times, setting a remarkable record. |
| Kami Rita has climbed other peaks like Cho-Oyu, Lhotse, K2, Ama Dablam, and Baruntse, displaying his mountaineering prowess. |
| After working with Alpine Ascents International, he joined Seven Summit Treks in 2018 and has served as a brand ambassador for various companies. |
| He has been critical of the Nepalese government for not adequately supporting Sherpas in their endeavors. |
| Kami Rita carries a Buddhist locket with prayers and chants by Lama (Rinpoche) around his neck. |
| His name, Kami Rita, has a unique story behind it, linked to his elder brother's passing and traditional beliefs. |
| In interviews, Kami Rita has expressed his commitment to never retiring from mountain climbing as long as his body permits. |
| He has authored a concise ebook titled 'How to Climb Everest' sharing his experiences and insights. |
