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5 April 2024
Gangkhar Puensum in Bhutan is the tallest unclimbed mountain on this planet at 7,570 metres
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Muchu Chhish, Pakistan: A peak standing at a whopping 7,452 metres is a part of the Hispar Muztagh subrange within the Karakoram Vary
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Kabru: Positioned on the border of India and Nepal, this massif has a number of peaks, together with Kabru North which stays unclimbed
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Sia Kangri: Positioned on the border between India and China, Sia Kangri stands at 24,350 ft within the Japanese Karakoram Vary
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Melungtse: A mountain on the border of Nepal, Melungtse is an extension of Everest. Whereas the principle peak has been climbed, the decrease peak stays unclimbed
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Labuche Kang III, Tibet, and China: This 7,250-metre peak with a prominence of 570 metres is positioned on the border between Tibet and China
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Rimo I, India: A peak on the Indian aspect of the Kangchenjunga massif, Rimo I stays unclimbed attributable to its technical climbing challenges
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Karjiang I: Positioned on the border between Tibet and China, Karjiang I is a 7,221-metre peak with a prominence of 895 metres
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Mount Kailash: Thought of a sacred place in 4 religions, climbing Mount Kailash is prohibited out of respect for spiritual beliefs
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Baltoro Kangri, Pakistan: Positioned within the Baltoro Muztagh sub-range of the Karakoram mountains, it’s a neighbouring peak to K2
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