Highest Unclimbed Mountains in the world
Mountain climbing is one of the most challenging adventures in the world. Although the number of unfortunate mountain climbers is rising every year, the sport is still offering temptation that many climbers could not resist.
Today, almost all mountains in the world is climbable. However, there are View Mountains that remain virgin from climber’s shoes. Here, that what we are going to find those mountains. This is 3 highest unclimbed mountains in the world.
Gingham Puensum (7570 meters/24,836 feet)
Gingham Puensum
Gingham Puensum is a mountain peak located between China and Bhutan border. It remains today’s highest unclimbed mountain because local government protects the mountain from outsider or any climbers since 1994. Local people around the mountain believe the peak of the mountain is the house of Holy Spirit and step on it would disturb them. Other factor, Bhutanese is unable to provide proper accommodation or rescue team and facility to safe unfortunate climbers incase accident occurs on the high peak.
Saser Kangri II East (7,513 meters/ prominence 1,450 m4)
Labuche Kang and Shishapangma from Cho Oyu
Saser kangri II east is located in Kashmir territory around the border of India and China. Main reasons what make the mountain remain unclimbed is the lack of facility and back up. Asking permission to climb the mountain is hardly possible because it is located on different nations.
Labuche Kang III/East on Cho Oyu Complex Mountain (7250 meters)
The mountain is known as one of the highest unclaimed mountains in the world but the data is vary in different sources. It is unclear the first climber who has conquered the mountain for the first time. If you like to list your name as the fist man who sits on the peak of highest unclimbed mountain in the world, I guess you still have your chance.
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