Kharidas Nangma Valley

Kharidas Nangma Valley: The Nangma Valley, which is tucked away in the wild embrace of nature, is a monument to the breathtaking magnificence of sheer rock towers that seem to reach the heavens. You will find some of the most amazing rock formations in this remote area of the planet, each one a testament to the strength and beauty of the natural world. Amin Brack (5584m), the massive Great Tower (5800m), Braqzang, the beautiful Sotulpa Peak (4800m), and the recognisable Drifika, a snow-and-ice pyramid that pierces the sky at 6000 metres above sea level, are some of these giants. These imposing sentinels of stone will be all around you as you explore this magnificent valley; each one is both a test and an inspiration.

We’ve created adventures with base camps in the summer settlement to maximise your opportunity to ascend these daunting peaks and make the most of your journey in the Nangma Valley. You can enjoy the true rock climbing excitement here, where each ascent is a victory over nature’s daunting difficulties, amidst the untamed landscape and the quiet granite guardians.

The tale of Kharidas is one of tenacity and discovery. Adventurers were first drawn to Kharidas’ steep minarets in 1999. American and Canadian groups, respectively, followed in the footsteps of this audacious endeavour in 2000 and 2001. Since then, Kharidas has grown in popularity among rock climbers as a place that provides both difficulty and reward.

But this area also offers a new kind of beauty, one that is wild and primal in its attractiveness, beyond the realm of rock and summit. You’ll be surrounded by the unadulterated beauty of heaven and earth, with formidable and breathtaking vistas, here. The Nangma Valley and Kharidas are havens for people looking to commune with the wild spirit of nature in addition to being popular climbing locations.

You may find the stunning Nangma Valley and Kharidas in the centre of these granite giants, where every step is a challenge of will. It’s a location where soaring rock formations meet wild beauty, where every crag and nook is alive with the spirit of exploration and adventure, and where people’s determination to overcome nature’s obstacles is matched by the booming majesty of the mountains.