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Manaslu, at 8163 meters, is the eighth
highest peak in the world. It is located in the west-central part of Nepal.
Update: Piotr Pustelnik has summited 11 of
the world's 14 highest peaks. If
he summits Manaslu, he will only have
Broad Peak and Annapurna left.
Yesterday, on the
17th of May, 14.00 Nepal time Piotr Pustelnik and Krzysztof Tarasewicz have
summited Manaslu. They started the summit push at night from camp IV at 7400m.
Dariusz Zaluski, Anna Czerwinska and Barbara Drousek, climbing after Piotr and
Krzysztof, were forced to turn back due to strong wind and bad weather
conditions. Now they are all back in camp IV.
Piotr Klepacz Doctor of the
expedition
The Photo Show:
Manaslu Gallery by
Piotr Pustelnik
The Expedition:
Manaslu 2003 featuring Piotr
Pustelnik
Piotr Pustelnik and Krzysztof
Tarasewicz were the only two summits of
Manaslu in 2003. Piotr
Pustelnik's page is
here.
Other Expeditions
Featured
Expedition:
Manaslu 2003 featuring Dan
Mazur
Dutch Manaslu Expedition
2003
Featured
Expedition: American Manaslu 2002 lead by Tom
Fitzsimmons with 6-7 members.
Manaslu 2002 Expeditions and News Index
Manaslu Picture Gallery
Manaslu Facts
and History
Manaslu 2001 News and Expeditions
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