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82 Autumn Expeditions in Nepal in 2004


The Ministry of Culture, Tourism & Civil Aviation granted permission to 82 teams from 19 different countries of the world for carrying out the mountaineering expedition of the following 30 different mountains of Nepal in between August to December 2004: 

S. No.

Name of Mountains

Number of  Expedition Teams

1.

Mt. Ama Dablam (6812 m)

32 (Thirty two)

2.

Mt. Pumori (7161 m)

6 (Six)

3.

Mt. Baruntse (7129 m)

6 (Six)

4.

Mt. Himlung Himal (7126 m)

5 (Five)

5.

Mt. Dhampus (6012 m)

4 (Four)

6.

Mt. Manaslu (8163 m),

2 (Two)

7.

Mt. Putha Hiunchli (7246 m)

2 (Two)

8.

Mt. Tilicho Peak (7134 m)

2 (Two)

9.

Mt. Kangtega (6779 m) 

2 (Two)

10.

Mt. Kanchenjunga (8586)

1 (One)

11.

Mt. Annapurna I (8091m)

1 (One)

12.

Mt. Kumbhakarna (Jannu) (7710)

1 (One)

13.

Mt. Annapurna IV (7525)

1 (One)

14.

Mt. Talung (7349)

1 (One)

15.

Mt. Nangpai Gosum I (7312)

1 (One)

16.

Mt. Langtang Lirung (7234)

1 (One)

17.

Mt. Nemjung (7139)

1 (One)

18.

Mt. Janak (7090)

1 (One)

19.

Mt. Kang Guru (6981)

1 (One)

20.

Mt. Dorje Lhakpa (6966)

1 (One)

21.

Mt. Tukuche Peak (6920)

1 (One)

22.

Mt. Khangri Shar (6811)

1 (One)

23.

Mt. Langmochen Ri (6617)

1 (One)

24.

Mt. Chhiv Himal (6581)

1 (One)

25.

Mt. Teng Kangpoche (6500)

1 (One)

26.

Mt. Ganchenpo (6387)

1 (One)

27.

Mt. Saribung (6346)

1 (One)

28.

Mt. Shey Shikhar (6139)

1 (One)

29.

Mt. Gajang (6111)

1 (One)

30.

Mt. Gaugiri (6110)

1 (One)

 

              Total

82 (Eighty two)




 

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