Manish Maharjan is a professional high-altitude photographer specializing in capturing the grandeur and challenges of mountaineering. With a career designed for the most extreme environments, he has documented some of the most prestigious projects and personalities in the mountaineering world.

Notable Projects and Achievements

Manish’s expertise in high-altitude photography has made him an integral part of landmark expeditions. Among his significant works is his role as the official photographer for the Bahrain Everest Group in 2021, where he documented the team's journey to the summit of Mount Everest. His ability to work seamlessly in the harshest conditions ensured that the expedition's story was immortalized through compelling visuals.

Manish has also been a key part of Kristin Harila’s record-breaking project, capturing the relentless determination of her quest to ascend the world's highest peaks in record time. His lens brought to life the spirit of teamwork, endurance, and achievement that defined her ambitious mission.

Another highlight of his career is his ongoing work documenting Nima Rinji Sherpa’s inspiring #SherpaPower project. Through his photography, Manish has showcased the strength, dedication, and legacy of Sherpas, presenting their invaluable contributions to the mountaineering world in a way that resonates globally.

Beyond Photography: A Summit Achiever

Manish’s work goes beyond the camera; he is also a mountaineer himself, having summited Everest, Manaslu, and Annapurna. This unique combination of skills allows him to connect deeply with the climbers he works with, understanding their journey from a first-hand perspective. His ability to balance the physical demands of climbing with the precision of his craft sets him apart in the world of adventure photography.

A Visionary Behind the Lens

Manish Maharjan’s photography transcends documentation; it is a celebration of the human spirit and the majestic beauty of the mountains. Through his work, he has become an ambassador for Nepal’s mountaineering legacy, inspiring future generations to explore the world’s highest peaks and respect the communities that make such journeys possible.