12 Lobuche Kang III E, Labuche Kang, Labuche Lang II and Colangma From Tong La

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12 Lobuche Kang III E, Labuche Kang, Labuche Lang II and Colangma From Tong La

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12 Lobuche Kang III E, Labuche Kang, Labuche Lang II and Colangma From Tong La [18 of 24]

The Labuche Kang massif is part of a beautiful mountain panorama viewed from the Tong La (also called Yarle Shang La). The Labuche Kang massif is part of the Himalayan range in Tibet, located North-West of Cho Oyu, and half-way between Cho Oyu and Shishapangma. This massif has several summits over 7000m, from left to right Lobuche Kang III East (7250m), Labuche Kang (7367m, also called Lobuche Kang I or Choksiam), the pyramid-shaped Labuche Kang II (7072m) and to the far right Colangma (6952m).

12 Lobuche Kang III E, Labuche Kang, Labuche Lang II and Colangma From Tong La The Labuche Kang massif is part of a beautiful mountain panorama viewed from the Tong La (also called Yarle Shang La). The Labuche Kang massif is part of the Himalayan range in Tibet, located North-West of Cho Oyu, and half-way between Cho Oyu and Shishapangma. This massif has several summits over 7000m, from left to right Lobuche Kang III East (7250m), Labuche Kang (7367m, also called Lobuche Kang I or Choksiam), the pyramid-shaped Labuche Kang II (7072m) and to the far right Colangma (6952m).

DATE: 2010-10-13 07:31