A piece of your heart will remain at Sagarmatha National Park forever
Leave a Stone Behind
If you wish to leave a piece of your heart at Sagarmatha National Park, you can buy a stone heart that will be placed on the way to Sagarmatha Next Centre.
You will get a certificate and you will be able to see the stone heart that you bought.
When you leave a stone heart, you are contributing to our projects at Sagarmatha Next.
If you wish to buy a stone heart, get in touch with us.
A piece of your heart is forever with us
- Stone Heart #1 - Valentina Aksenova
- Stone Heart #2 - Asha Genske
- Stone Heart #3 - Andrey Kirikov
- Stone Heart #4 - Irish Group
- Stone Heart #5 - Stephen Geddes
- Stone Heart #6 - Mr. Lalju Kunwar
- Stone Heart #7 - Rafael Pfisterer
- Stone Heart #8 - Lukas Zeilnger
- Stone Heart #9 - Fredrik Herlin Hjorth
- Stone Heart #10 - Angelica Kociano
- Stone Heart #11 - Britt-Harie Kociano
- Stone Heart #12 - Tomas Lindqvist
- Stone Heart #13 - Robert Gillebaard
- Stone Heart #14 - FAM. Segmueller
- Stone Heart #15 - Cindy Suplizio
- Stone Heart #16 - Lewis Smith
- Stone Heart #17 - Lawrence Trotter
- Stone Heart #18 - Lenn Zazula
- Stone Heart #19 - Denise Powell
- Stone Heart #20 - CPS
- Stone Heart #21 - Jason Perkins
- Stone Heart #22 - Jason Desaulniers
- Stone Heart #23 - Cheyenne Doig
- Stone Heart #24 - Amy Remington
- Stone Heart #25 - Frank Bax
- Stone Heart #26 - Jide
- Stone Heart #27 - Thomas Reichert
- Stone Heart #28 - Nigel Woodman
- Stone Heart #29 - B. Sjöblom
- Stone Heart #30 - Debbie September
- Stone Heart #31 - Louise Grime
- Stone Heart #32 - Helen Golding
- Stone Heart #33 - Ali Jahangiri
- Stone Heart #34 - Ali Jahangiri
- Stone Heart #35 - Ali Jahangiri
- Stone Heart #36 - Morgan & Elias Wikman
- Stone Heart #37 - Preetha Mathew
- Stone Heart #38 - Ada, Ashley, Jennie, Leanne
- Stone Heart #39 - Leanne Huang
A solution to the stone waste
One day at the campsite, during the construction of the centre, our Project Director was overseeing the work of the 20 masons working on the project. Motivated to experience and learn more about this ancient art, he started to chip one of the stones. After a few minutes of hitting non-stop, the stone began to look like a heart until it turned out to be a heart!
A few weeks later, when searching options to build the two ways to the entrance to the centre, the idea of using the stone hearts came up. This way, we could give purpose to the stone waste of the construction while offering visitors the possibility of being part of Sagarmatha Next forever.
Our mason’s team will continue chipping thousands of stones and place them along the way to our centre. Visitors and friends of Sagarmatha Next might purchase a unique stone heart of their preference. This way, everyone’s piece of the hearth will form the walkway that will guide future visitors in the National Park to our centre. Will you leave a piece of your heart with us?
