Peak 5,955m and Peak 6,192m
Tibet, Nyanchen Tanglha West
Author: Li Shuang.
Climb Year: 2013.
Publication Year: 2014.
On September 14, Zhou Peng and I climbed Peak 5,955m, a summit among the small knot of peaks south of the main road that runs southwest from Yangbajain, along the south side of the Nyanchen Tanglha. The following day we climbed Peak 6,192m (29°51’21.73”N, 90°12’58.71”E), the highest mountain in this group. We accessed both peaks by walking up the long river valley running south from the road. We climbed the steep north face and west-northwest ridge of 6,192m, and the northwest ridge of 5,955m.
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Seen from the north, (A) Peak 6,192m and (B) Peak 5,955m with their routes of ascent.
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Near the summit of Peak 6,192m, looking down the west-northwest ridge. The climbers ascended the face on the right.
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