Two citizens of France have climbed the 6,808 meter high 'Adinesh Chuli', also known as 'White Wave Peak', for the first time.
Two citizens of France have climbed the 6,808 meter high 'Adinesh Chuli', also known as 'White Wave Peak', for the first time.
Tenji Sherpa of Annapurna Foothills Treks and Expeditions, involved in climbing the peak, informed Benjamin Charles Ily Vedrins and Nicolas Paul Aristide of France. After climbing Chuli, they are resting at the Dzonga family house in Ghunsa .
Chiri Sherpa, the owner of the hotel, informed that their couple is now preparing to climb the Kumbhakarna mountain. He said that he was staying at the hotel waiting for favorable weather. The Department of Tourism has given permission for climbing the 7 thousand 710 meters high Kumbhakarna Himal on August 15th. They have taken permission to climb the mountain in 60 days .
Adinesh Chuli's climbing will help in climbing the Kumbakarna Himal and this couple in Ghunsa has said . The couple's reaction to the first ascent of the Himalayan Virgin Chuli via the Northern Route is enthusiastic.
Completed in Alpine style in one day, they say the ascent follows the shape of the snow-carved waves . We climbed the northern ridge. A beautiful, varied mixed route, mostly on steep snow, where we were able to move quickly for our pre-acclimatization and preparation,' the climber wrote in a press release, 'this climb also allowed us to test our .'
