Mount Everest is the tallest mountain on earth. It is in Asia. The mountain is very cold, which makes it hard for people to climb. In 1953, two men reached the top of Mount Everest for the first time.
Sir Edmund Hillary was a man who enjoyed climbing mountains. He joined 11 people who planned to climb to the top of Mount Everest. A mountain climber from Nepal was also a member of the team. The team trained for months so they could climb the mountain.
The climbers wore oxygen tanks to help them breathe on the mountain. They also set up camps along the way to rest. After many weeks, the team was close to the top of Mount Everest. The team leader chose a team of two men to reach the top. The first team chosen did not reach the mountain's peak. They had to climb back down the mountain after having problems with their oxygen tanks.
Three days later, Sir Edmund Hillary and his partner finally set out to finish climbing the mountain. The pair climbed for seven hours in the snow before finally standing on the highest point on earth.
After he returned home, Sir Edmund Hillary wanted to help the people of Nepal. He built hospitals and schools there. Sir Edmund Hillary also asked the government to make laws that would protect forests in the country.
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