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David Lama takes a photo of himself on the summit of Lunag Ri (6907m) in Himalaya on 25/10/2018 - Photo by David Lama / Red Bull Content Pool
David Lama takes a photo of himself on the summit of Lunag Ri (6907m) in Himalaya on 25/10/2018Hansjörg Auer making his solo ascent of Lupghar SarLuka Stražar, Tom Livingstone and Aleš Česen after their successful ascent of Latok I, August 20181. Lunag Ri from the southwest. (A) Main summit (6,895m). (B) Southeast top (1) Line of Conrad Anker - David Lama attempts in 2015 and 2016. (2) Line of Lama’s solo ascents. (H1) High point with Anker in 2016. (H2) High point of 2015 attempt and 2016 solo attempt. 2. The western end of the Hispar Muztagh with : (A) Distaghil Sar (7,885m), (B) Lupghar Sar West (7,175m), showing the 2018 route on the west face, (C) Momhil Sar (7,414m), (D) Trivor (7,728m) and (E) Khunyang Chhish (7,852m). Hansjörg Auer on the Baltbar Glacier, and his line on the west face of Lupghar Sar WestLunag Ri from the southwest. (A) Main summit (6,895m). (B) Southeast top (1) Line of Conrad Anker - David Lama attempts in 2015 and 2016. (2) Line of Lama’s solo ascents. (H1) High point with Anker in 2016. (H2) High point of 2015 attempt and 2016 solo attempt.Latok seen from the north: A) Latok I (7,145m) and (B) Latok II (7,108m). (1) The 2018 Russian attempt on the north ridge, reaching the summit ridge at approximately 7,050m. (2) Anglo-Slovenian route to make the second ascent of Latok I, passing through the west col to finish via the southern slopes.The western end of the Hispar Muztagh with : (A) Distaghil Sar (7,885m), (B) Lupghar Sar West (7,175m), showing the 2018 route on the west face, (C) Momhil Sar (7,414m), (D) Trivor (7,728m) and (E) Khunyang Chhish (7,852m). Hansjörg Auer on the Baltbar Glacier, and his line on the west face of Lupghar Sar WestLunag Ri (6907m) in Himalaya, first climbed solo alpine style by David Lama in October 2018David Lama climbing Lunag Ri (6907m) in Himalaya, October 2018David Lama, self portrait during his ascent of Lunag Ri (6907m) in Himalaya, October 2018David Lama climbing Lunag Ri (6907m) in Himalaya, October 2018David Lama at the first bivouac during his ascent of Lunag Ri (6907m) in Himalaya, October 2018David Lama reaching the summit of Lunag Ri (6907m) in Himalaya on 25/10/2018Lunag Ri on the border between Nepal and Tibet. Attempted in 2015 and 2016 by David Lama and Conrad Anker, it was climbed solo by Lama in 2018David Lama and Conrad Anker below Lunag RiDavid Lama and Conrad Anker at Lunag RiHansjörg Auer making his solo ascent of Lupghar SarHansjörg Auer making his solo ascent of Lupghar SarHansjörg Auer making his solo ascent of Lupghar SarHansjörg Auerand his cook celebrating after having made the solo first ascent of the West Face of Lupghar Sar West, Karakorum, PakistanThe corniced summit ridge of Lupghar Sar West, climbed solo by Hansjörg Auer on 07/07/2018Hansjörg Auer on the summit of Lupghar Sar West at 11:30 on 07/07/2018 after having climbed the virgin West FaceHansjörg Auer during the acclimatisation phase priori to his solo ascent of Lupghar Sar Sunrise directly above Lupghar Sar, the 7181 m peak in the Karakorum, in Pakistan climbed solo by Hansjörg AuerLupghar Sar West, the obvious pyramid on the left. On the right an unnamed peakLuka Stražar high on Latok ITom Livingstone in the lead on Latok I Tom Livingstone seconding up Latok ILatok I and, in red, the line climbed by Aleš Česen, Luka Stražar and Tom Livingstone. In green the line of descentAleš Česen climbing through the night on Latok ILatok I: Luka Stražar and Aleš Česen at the bivyAleš Česen climbing on Latok IAleš Česen taking the lead high on Latok I, which he climbed over 7 days in August 2018 with Tom Livingstone and Luka StražarLatok I: 'A snow storm just 300 m below the top of Latok was the moment when we were convinced we would have to return without the final summit push. Fortunately, the weather improved soon after - allowing us to finish our climb in best possible way.'Latok I: 'Two pitches below the west col on Latok I. The snow mushroom above us looked already scary from the base camp, and not much more friendly when we passed it on mixed ground on the left'Latok I: 'A few pitches below our right turn from the north ridge towards the west col on Latok I.'Latok I: Tom Livingstone climbing up the North Ridge, seconding Aleš Česen and Luka StražarLatok I: 'Trying to get some rest during the last part of our descent on Latok.'Aleš Česen, Tom Livingstone and Luka Stražar after their ascent of Latok IAleš Česen, Tom Livingstone and Luka Stražar on arrival at Skardu on 07/07/2018
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