Qiongmugang RiFeng

Qiongmugang RiFeng

Qiongmugangri peak, 7048 meters above sea level, is located in the western part of Nyainqentanglha mountains, 90.0 degrees east longitude and 29.9 degrees north latitude. Located in Nimu County, Tibet Autonomous Region of China, qiongmugangri means learned fairy in Tibetan language. It is close to Xinzang highway. Qiongmugangri peak, with an altitude of 7048 meters, belongs to Nyainqentanglha mountains. It is the last peak at the southern end of Nyainqentanglha mountains. The mountain is majestic, magnificent and the glacier is well developed.

Natural climate

The diurnal peak of qiongmugang is a semi-arid continental climate. From May to September, 80% to 90% of the annual precipitation is concentrated. In particular, August is the month with the largest precipitation. The weather is also very complex. There are many weather phenomena in a day, such as shower, hail, lightning, thunderstorm and so on.

Topographical features

Qiongmugangri peak, 7048 meters above sea level, is located at the southernmost tip of Nyainqentanglha mountains. It is one of the four peaks of Nyainqentanglha mountains above 7000 meters. Qiongmugangri means "learned Fairy" in Tibetan. Nimu County in Tibet Autonomous Region is close to Xinzang highway, with convenient transportation. The peak is majestic, magnificent, and the glaciers are well developed.

The terrain conditions of qiongmugang RI peak are complex, including ice wall, ice rock mixture, rock wall, snow bridge, snow eaves, suspended glaciers, dangerous avalanche area, etc. it can be called the "terrain Museum" of mountaineering, which has high technical requirements for the team members. The climbing height difference and height are similar to that of the central peak, and the climbing difficulty is higher than that of the central peak.

Climbing record

In 1996, China South Korea joint mountaineering team reached the summit.

In 1997, the climbing team of the Central University of Japan climbed to the top.

In 1999, Japanese Haj mountaineering team reached the top.

In January 2001, Sichuan Youth mountaineering team reached 5770 meters.

In July 2001, the mountaineering team of Peking University climbed to the top.

Address: Nimu County, Lhasa City, Tibet Autonomous Region

Longitude: 90.026923878174

Latitude: 29.900409677049