Baspa Valley Himalaya, the Hong, Larcher, Pou, Vanhee climbing expedition video
The video of the climbing expedition to Baspa Valley in India, carried out in autumn 2019 by Matty Hong, Jacopo Larcher, Eneko Pou, Iker Pou and Siebe Vanhee
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Jacopo Larcher climbing in the Raldang Mountains, Baspa Valley, India, Himalaya with Matty Hong and Siebe Vanhee
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Following up on an idea launched by Hansjörg Auer, last autumn Matty Hong, Jacopo Larcher, Iker Pou, his brother Eneko and Siebe Vanhee headed to India’s Baspa Valley. During the climbing expedition the group established a series of new boulder problems, new single pitch rock climbs and some big multi-pitches including Toby's Shipwreck (7b, 450m, Hong, Larcher Vanhee) and Latin Brother (7c/+/560m, Pou) in memory of Auer.
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