Nyanang Ri

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Nyanang Ri
View from Tong La (in the northeast): Nyanang Ri to the left of the center of the picture;  on the right, Pungpa Ri, Phola Gangchen and Shishapangma

View from Tong La (in the northeast): Nyanang Ri to the left of the center of the picture; on the right, Pungpa Ri , Phola Gangchen and Shishapangma

height 7071  m
location Tibet ( PR China )
Mountains Jugal Himal ( Himalaya )
Dominance 3.11 km →  Pungpa Ri
Notch height 471 m ↓  ( 6600  m )
Coordinates 28 ° 18 '30 "  N , 85 ° 48' 24"  E Coordinates: 28 ° 18 '30 "  N , 85 ° 48' 24"  E
Nyanang Ri (Tibet)
Nyanang Ri
First ascent October 12, 1989 by Andrej Štremfelj , Stane Belak, Filip Bence and Pavle Kozjek

The Nyanang Ri is a 7071  m high mountain in the Himalayan Jugal Himal massif in Nyalam County in the south of Tibet ( People's Republic of China ).

The Nyanang Ri has a notch height of 471 m and is connected to the Pungpa Ri and the eight-thousander Shishapangma via a mountain ridge leading to the north-northwest . It is 3.11 km south of Pungpa Ri and 5.64 km south of the main peak of Shishapangma. The striking Ice Tooth summit ( 6240  m ) rises 2.65 km to the south . The Nyanang Phu Glacier flows to the west . At the foot of the east ridge of the Nyanang Ri is the mountain lake Kung Tso at an altitude of 5075  m .

Ascent history

As an acclimatization measure for a tour on the Shishapangma, a Yugoslav mountaineering group consisting of Andrej Štremfelj , Stane Belak, Filip Bence and Pavle Kozjek carried out a first ascent of the Nyanang Ri over the west ridge on October 12, 1989.

Web links

Commons : Nyanang Ri  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Asia, Tibet, Shisha Pangma from the Southwest and Nyang Ri . AAJ, 1990, vol. 32.