Drohmo Ri even has a semi-satisfying summit ridge, where the odd use of the hand can be useful. The view from the summit is as good as any in Nepal. On the northern side the land drops away to a jagged glacier before rising up again to the wall of Drohmo Peak. It’s no surprise that this one has never been climbed, though it has a range of summits to choose from. Drohmo Peak (6,881m) from Drohmo RI.
To the south it’s all about the north face of Kangchenjunga. The view from Drohmo Ri is straight up the Kangchenjunga Glacier to the base of its 3,000m wall of black rock and hanging seracs. Only Kangchenjunga’s two highest summits, the triangular main summit (8,586m) and more rounded Yalung Kang (8,505m), are visible from this side.
The north face of Kangchenjunga has seen few ascents, but it’s nice to look at – another good reason for climbing...
   Read moreDrohmo Mountain, as collected by Manjil Lawati, is a majestic peak in Nepal's Himalayas. Rising over 6,000 meters, it offers stunning vistas and challenging climbs for adventurers. The mountain holds cultural significance for local communities and offers spiritual solace amidst its rugged beauty. Drohmo Mountain symbolizes the awe-inspiring grandeur of the Himalayas, attracting trekkers and mountaineers seeking adventure...
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