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| cjaniesch | Paldor | |
Hasn't voted | I think Paldor doesn´t belong to the Langtang Himal but rather to the Ganesh Himal. Naya Kanga is part of the Jugal Himal though I know that it´s often presented as belonging to the Langtang in order not to confuse people. I also think that Tsergo Ri is not one of the official "Trekking Peaks" and I guess it should be detached from this list. Anyway nice effort so far... | |
| Posted Mar 6, 2007 3:15 pm | ||
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| BigLee | Re: Paldor | |
Hasn't voted | Thanks for that. The Jugal/Langtang thing has always confused me a bit as it appears to be virtually the same subrange. I'll make those changes you mention. | |
| Posted Mar 7, 2007 11:24 am | ||
| dmiki | corrections | |
Voted 10/10 | Great list, thank you for creating this page! Some comments: "one of the 18 mountains designated as trekking peaks" The number should be 33 (18+15), no? (But you have 35 peaks listed on the page. Also the NMA mentions Lobuche West 6145m as a trekking peak as well. I could never figure out the 'correct' number of peaks designated as trekking peaks myself, different sources list different peaks and numbers.) http://www.nepalmountaineering.org/climbingregulation.php -> http://www.nepalmountaineering.org/index.php?razer=climbingregulation (2 broken links) "Mardi Harmal" -> "Mardi Himal" Hiuchuli -> Hiunchuli (I think this is the more common spelling) Cherigo -> Chekijo (I think this is the more common spelling) "Chuli East" -> "Chulu East" Gokyo Peak should not be a child of this page, although it is a 'trekking' peak in the sense of the word, but does not require an NMA permit. | |
| Posted Mar 23, 2008 7:37 am | ||
| dmiki | Climbing grades | |
Voted 10/10 | Kusum Kanguru is D, Paldor is AD/AD+ Some more info. | |
| Posted Mar 23, 2008 8:19 am | ||
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