In 'Touching My Father's Soul', Jamling Tenzing Norgay, son of Everest pioneer Tenzing Norgay, recounts his own 1996 ascent of Mount Everest. This memoir intertwines his personal journey on the mountain during a historically deadly season with reflections on his Sherpa heritage, spiritual beliefs, and the complex legacy of his legendary father.

Why You Should Read?

• Gain a unique Sherpa perspective on Everest climbing, including its cultural and spiritual significance, contrasting with Western approaches.
• Explore a personal narrative of identity, fatherhood, and legacy, as Jamling navigates his place in the shadow of a mountaineering icon.
• Experience an intimate account of the infamous 1996 Everest disaster from a climber who was there, offering a different viewpoint from other established narratives.
• Discover a blend of high-altitude adventure with profound insights into Sherpa spirituality and the demands of mountaineering.