concept   climbing
culture   Tibet
statement   Climbing in Tibet is deeply rooted in cultural and spiritual significance with strong connections to the Himalayas.
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1 climb Tibet An integral part of daily life due to the mountainous terrain, with people often using climbing techniques to navigate steep slopes and cliffs 1
2 climber Tibet Often refers to individuals who are skilled in mountaineering and have experience climbing the Himalayan peaks, including Mount Everest. 1
3 climbing Tibet Climbing mountains, especially Mount Everest, holds significant spiritual and cultural significance, with traditional beliefs and rituals associated with the peaks. 1
4 climbing Tibet Traditionally associated with religious practices, with climbing mountains such as Mount Everest considered a spiritual pilgrimage. 1
5 climbing Tibet Associated with mountaineering and scaling high peaks such as Mount Everest. 1
6 climbing Tibet Climbing is traditionally associated with mountaineering and holds deep cultural and spiritual significance due to the presence of the Himalayas. 1
7 climbing community dynamics Tibet Climbing communities prioritize collective cooperation and support, with a strong emphasis on spiritual connections to the mountains and nature. 1
8 climbing ethics Tibet Respect for sacred mountains and religious sites is a key component 1
9 climbing partnerships Tibet In Nepal and Tibet, climbing partnerships are often rooted in respect for the mountains and nature, as well as in spiritual beliefs. 1
10 ice climbing Tibet An extreme sport practiced in regions with high mountain ranges and cold climates, such as the Himalayas. 1
11 indoor climbing Tibet Less common due to abundant outdoor natural rock formations for climbing 1
12 rock climbing Tibet Historically significant as part of mountain climbing expeditions in the Himalayas 1
13 rock climbing Tibet Traditionally associated with mountaineering and high-altitude expeditions 1
14 rock climbing Tibet Historically significant as a part of Himalayan mountain culture, with a focus on high-altitude mountaineering 1