econews. One of the most dangerous sections on the route to the summit of Mount Everest is the Khumbu Icefall. This area is a constantly shifting maze of towering ice blocks, deep crevasses, and unstable snow bridges. To pass through it, climbers rely on metal ladders placed across massive cracks in the ice. Sometimes several ladders are tied together to span wide crevasses, creating a narrow and unstable bridge above a deep abyss. Climbers must carefully balance while wearing heavy boots and crampons, often carrying equipment and oxygen supplies. The danger is not only from falling but also from avalanches and collapsing ice structures. Because the icefall is always moving, the route must be regularly repaired by specialized teams known as the Icefall Doctors. Crossing this section requires intense concentration, experience, and courage, making it one of the most nerve‑wracking and memorable parts of the Everest expedition