Lhotse South Face
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Massive 3500 m South Face of Lhotse is one of the most steep and dangerous mountain walls in the world.
Jerzy Kukuczka died attempting to climb the unclimbed South Face of Lhotse in Nepal on 24 October 1989.
A Russian expedition climbed the South Face later in 1990 and said a solo ascent was impossible.
Jerzy Kukuczka died attempting to climb the unclimbed South Face of Lhotse in Nepal on 24 October 1989.
A Russian expedition climbed the South Face later in 1990 and said a solo ascent was impossible.
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Coordinates: 27°56'57"N 86°55'45"E
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- Mount Everest 6.5 km
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- Kangchenjunga Group of Peaks 120 km
- Kabru 121 km
- Rathong Glacier 122 km
- Shishapangma (8027m) 124 km
- Langtang Area 136 km
- Manaslu (8156m) 244 km
- Thaptsa Peak 4000 m 264 km
- Lhotse Glacier 3.7 km
- Lhotse Shar Glacier 4.1 km
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- Kangshung Glacier 12 km
- Barun Glacier 13 km
- Lower Barun Glacier 17 km
- Sagarmatha National Park 18 km
- Kazhen Glacier 25 km
- Barun valley 32 km
- Sankhuwasabha 64 km