Sherpa people

E187807

The Sherpa people are an ethnic group native to the Himalayan region of Nepal, renowned for their mountaineering expertise and vital role in high-altitude expeditions on peaks such as Everest.

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All labels observed (6)

Label Occurrences
Sherpa 13
Sherpa people canonical 12
Sherpa communities 1

Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
indigenous people
altitudeAdaptation physiological adaptation to high altitude
associatedWith Mount Everest
citizenshipMajority Nepalese
clanStructure organized into clans
countryOfCitizenship Nepal
culturalPractice Buddhist festivals such as Mani Rimdu
mountain worship
culture Himalayan culture
demography population concentrated in mountainous areas
ethnonym Sherpa people self-linksurface differs
surface form: Sherpa
knownFor Himalayan expeditions
high-altitude guiding
load carrying at high altitude
mountaineering
language Sherpa language
languageFamily Tibeto-Burman languages
nativeTo Himalayan region
Khumbu Valley
surface form: Khumbu region

Nepal
Solukhumbu District
eastern Nepal
notableActivity Everest summit ascents
high-altitude rescue
route fixing on Himalayan peaks
relatedEthnicGroup Bhutia
surface form: Bhutia people

Tamang people
Tibetan people
religion Bön influences
Tibetan Buddhism
Vajrayana
surface form: Vajrayana Buddhism
significantPopulationIn Bhutan
Canada
India
Tibet Autonomous Region
surface form: Tibet

United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States
tourismRole supporting trekking industry in Nepal
traditionalOccupation agriculture
mountain guiding
trading
yak herding
traditionalRegion Helambu
Khumbu
Rolwaling
Solukhumbu District
surface form: Solukhumbu
traditionalReligionCenters Pangboche Monastery
Tengboche
surface form: Tengboche Monastery
usesScript Tibetan script

Referenced by (29)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Tenzing Norgay ethnicGroup Sherpa people
Tenzing Norgay languageOfWorkOrName Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Eastern Himalayas inhabitedBy Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpa communities
Indian state of Sikkim hasEthnicGroup Sherpa people
subject surface form: Sikkim
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Sagarmatha – Nepali isSacredInCulture Sherpa people
subject surface form: Sagarmatha
this entity surface form: SherpaCulture
Namche Bazaar inhabitedBy Sherpa people
Tibeto-Burman peoples hasEthnicGroup Sherpa people
Taplejung District majorEthnicGroups Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Taplejung District majorLanguages Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Ghunsa hasPrimaryEthnicGroup Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Province No. 1, Nepal hasMajorEthnicGroup Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Sankhuwasabha District hasEthnicGroup Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Nangpa La usedBy Sherpa people
Pasang Dawa Lama languageSpoken Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Solukhumbu District, Nepal majorEthnicGroup Sherpa people
subject surface form: Solukhumbu District
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Khumjung ethnicGroup Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Tengboche ethnicGroup Sherpa people
Khumbu ethnicGroup Sherpa people
Dawa Phuti ethnicity Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Ang Lhamu ethnicity Sherpa people
Dakku associatedWith Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpa community
Losar observedBy Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpas
Norbu Tenzing ethnicGroup Sherpa people
Province No. 1 containsEthnicGroup Sherpa people
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Sherpa people ethnonym Sherpa people self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Sherpa
Kunde inhabitedBy Sherpa people
Himalayan region inhabitedBy Sherpa people
Nepali people ethnicGroup Sherpa people