Bairiga

Bairiga mountain rises to an elevation of 6,882 meters, featuring steep slopes and exposed rock formations across its northern and eastern faces.

The first documented ascent of Ruoni Peak occurred in November 2009 when two students from China University of Geosciences reached the 6,805-meter secondary summit.

Local Tibetan communities maintain traditional practices of mountain reverence, considering the peak as part of their connection to natural landscapes.

Mountaineers need specialized high-altitude equipment and extensive acclimatization periods to manage temperatures that can drop to minus 30 degrees Celsius.

The mountain presents distinct climbing conditions during October and November, with weather patterns allowing only brief windows for summit attempts.

Location: Tibet Autonomous Region

Elevation above the sea: 6,882 m

GPS coordinates: 29.16647,96.72208

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:02