Question

why didn't Tenzing feel tired after reaching the summit?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

By today's standards, the 1953 British expedition, under the military-style leadership of Sir John Hunt, was massive in the extreme, but in an oddly bottom-heavy way: 350 porters, 20 Sherpas, and tons of supplies to support a vanguard of only ten climbers. "Our climbers were all chosen as potential summiters," recalls George Band, 73, who was one of the party. Fifty years later, Band's memory of the campaign remains undimmed. "The basic plan was for two summit attempts, each by a pair of climbers, with a possible third assault if necessary. On such expeditions the leader tends to designate the summit pairs quite late during the expedition, when he sees how everybody is

Answer 2

Tenzing did not feel tired after reaching the summit because:-

• Tenzing Norgay was a Sherpa who achieve the great feat of climbing Mt.Everest. He reached the summit of Mt.Everest with another mountaineer known as Edmund Hilary.
• Tenzing Norgay had to face a lot of difficulties and braved all hurdles on his journey to climb Mt.Everest.
• Tenzing Norgay did not feel tired after reaching the summit which is the topmost point of the mountain because his lifelong dream had finally come true.
• He was excited and could not believe he had finally achieved what he wanted to for a long time. He made India proud of his big achievement of reaching the summit.