Welcome to Putha Hiunchuli Expedition (7246 m) Autumn 2016!
Mt. Putha Hiunchuli at 7246m, is the western most peak of Dhaulagiri range, and is the last
7000m mountain marking the end of the snow-capped range. This mountain is a relatively easier and safer 7000 m mountain in Nepal, a perfect mountain for those who want to climb high mountains without much technical difficulty and avalanche dangers. Moreover, for those who wants to add more exhilaration to your climb, you can ski down this mountain, as it provides a good slope to ski down.
Unlike most parts of Nepal which are thronged by thousands of tourists, not many people know about this mountain and its region, thus providing you the chance to explore its uniqueness. Even the approach to this mountain is enchanting and mesmerising as we walk through high cliffs, deep canyons and breathtaking valleys of the famous but relatively less explored and restricted area of Nepal, called the Dolpa.
In 2012, Joakim Ander became the first Swede ever to summit this mountain, guided and organised by Hi On Life Adventures. Once again we are having an expedition to this mountain, with Swedes again.
This Expedition is guided by Saran Subba with support climbing staff- Mingma Chiri Sherpa and Rinji Sherpa.
The climbers are as follows:
Ralph Johnson
Nationality: Sweden
Previous climbs in Nepal:
Mera Peak 6476 m in Spring 2015
Sven Anders Sjöberg
Nationality: Sweden
Previous climbs in Nepal:
Mera Peak 6476 m in Autumn 2012
Island Peak 6189 m in Autumn 2012
Saran Subba (Expedition Leader)
Previous climbs in Nepal:
Island Peak 6189 m – guided and climbed 21 times
Mera Peak 6476 m – guided and climbed 3 times
Lobuche Peak 6119 m – guided and climbed 4 times
Mt. Amadablam 6856 m – guided and climbed 2 times (one summit)
Rinji Sherpa (Climbing guide)
Previous climbs in Nepal:
Mt. Everest (8848 m)- 11 times
Mt. Cho Oyu (8201 m)- 2 times
Mt. Makalu (8467 m)- 1 time (not summited)
Mt. Putha Hiunchuli (7247m)- 1 time
Mt. Amadablam (6856 m)- 2 times
Mt. K2- reached 8000 m + 2 times, but they had to turn around due to bad weather.
Mingma Chiri Sherpa (Climbing Guide)– IVBV- UIAGM – IFMGA Certified Aspirant guide
Previous climbs in Nepal:
Mt. Everest (8848 m)- 1 time
Mt. Manaslu (8163 m)- 1 time
Mt. Dhaulagiri (8167 m)- 1 time
Mt. Amadablam (6856 m)- 2 times
