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Are high-altitude mountaineers erasing indigenous guides’ names from history for Instagram clout?
As social media fame increasingly drives high-altitude expeditions, questions arise about whether foreign climbers are overshadowing the contributions of indigenous guides who make these ascents possible. Cast your vote on whether this trend is erasing credit where it's due.
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