When it comes to Mount Everest, the thought of that peak comes to a person’s mind which is the highest on this earth and which only selected people have been able to conquer. By December 2023, 6,664 people had climbed Mount Everest. When people have climbed the highest peak in the world, then undoubtedly people must have climbed all the peaks below it…it is not so! There is such a peak (highest unclimbed mountain in the world) in the world, which humans have not been able to climb till date. Today we are going to tell about that.
Under the News18 Hindi series Ajab Gajab Gyaan, we bring for you surprising information related to the country and the world, about which very few people know. Today we are going to talk about the highest peak on earth, which man has not been able to climb till date. In fact, recently someone asked a question on the social media platform Quora – “Which is the peak on earth that no one has been able to climb till date?” (highest unclimbed peak in the world) The question is interesting, so let us tell you what people have said about it.
What did people say on Quora?
A user named Sharif Mohammad said- A peak named Gangkhar Puensum is present in Bhutan which humans have not been able to climb. Rajan Chaudhary said that Kanchenjunga is a mountain which cannot be conquered by humans. A user named Balram Yadav has also mentioned the peak of Bhutan. These are the answers of common people, which cannot be completely trusted. So let us try to know from reliable sources what is the truth.
Which mountain is that?
According to the report of BBC and Times of India, Gangkhar Puensum of Bhutan is the mountain which is the 40th highest peak in the world and till now no one has been able to climb this mountain. Mountaineering started in Bhutan in the year 1983. There were four attempts to climb this mountain in 1985 and 1986. But in 1994, the government again banned climbing the mountains above 6 thousand meters. In 2004, mountaineering was completely banned again. The height of this mountain is 7,570 meters.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: December 20, 2023, 06:01
