The "Cholitas" climbers from Bolivia are a group of indigenous Aymara women who have gained recognition for their mountaineering achievements. "Cholitas" is a term used in Bolivia to refer to indigenous women who traditionally wear distinctive, brightly colored traditional clothing, including bowler hats and layered skirts.

These remarkable women have broken barriers and challenged stereotypes in the world of mountaineering. They have successfully climbed some of the world's highest peaks, including Huayna Potosi, Illimani, and even Mount Everest. Their accomplishments have garnered international attention and admiration.

The Cholitas have played a crucial role in raising awareness about gender equality and indigenous rights while showcasing their unique culture to the world. Their stories are not only about conquering mountains but also about breaking stereotypes and cultural norms.

This piece was shot on Condoriri Mountain Range when i was climbing Austria Peak at 5330mts.