Creepy! Not Only Being Offered a Beautiful View, in Mount Everest the Climbers Will Find Many Death Bodies

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When climbing Mount Everest, most people might think that they will only enjoy the beautiful views that are offered.

However, it turns out not only the beautiful scenery, on Mount Everest you will also find many corpses lying around Mount Everest.

These corpses are climbers who died while climbing Mount Everest.

The most horrible thing is the bodies of the climbers who died on Mount Everest could not be brought down, because of the geographical condition of the area they died.

They just put it there and become a road marker for lost climbers.

Reporting from TribunTravel.com, here is a list of 6 bodies that you will encounter while climbing Mount Everest.

1. Green Boots

Tsewang Paljor, an Indian climber known as the Green Boots. His body became famous on Mount Everest, because some climbers used the bodies of these corpses to measure their way to the summit.

2. Sleeping Beauty

Francys Arsentiev, an American climber who lost his life due to frostbite when separated from her husband on the mountain in 1999. The couple climbed the summit without additional oxygen and descended when the disaster struck.

Her husband died falling off a cliff but no one knew where. Over the years, his body was clad in a purple jacket he was wearing. Because his body just lay in the open, he was given the name Sleeping Beauty.

3. First Climber's Body

George Mallory was actually the first person who almost succeeded in carrying out the Everest mountain expedition. He went on an expedition in 1924. Unfortunately, he failed to survive, he also lost his life and could not be identified until 1999.

If George had survived, he would have been known as the first person to reach the top.

4. Hannelore Schmatz

German climber Hannelore Schmatz lost his life due to frostbite in 1976.

Some say Schmats tried to reach the camp but he stopped at 330 feet from camp due to exhaustion.

5. Lembah Pelangi

If you climb the summit of Everest from the Northeast, then you will find a number of corpse climbers.

Their colorful jackets make this area dubbed the rainbow valley.

6. Marco Siffredi

French snowboarder Marco Siffredi was the first person to snowboard down Everest in 2001.

However, when he reached Hornbein Coulier, he fell and died.