Shar Tse

Shar Tse is a mountain in the eastern Himalayan range located in Sankhuwasabha, rising to approximately 7,457 meters above sea level. The peak sits in a remote area near Mount Makalu with steep terrain and variable weather conditions throughout the year.

This peak came into the view of mountaineers during the mid-20th century as exploration of the eastern Himalaya expanded. It has remained less prominent compared to neighboring summits in the area.

The mountain holds different names across cultures, known as シャールツェ in Japanese and 夏子 II 峰 in Nepali, reflecting its international significance.

Climbing this peak demands serious preparation, technical expertise, and specialized gear suitable for high altitudes. Visitors should expect extreme cold, rapidly changing weather, and the need for proper acclimatization time before attempting the ascent.

No documented ascent exists in mountaineering records for this peak, making it an untested climbing objective. This quality appeals to experienced climbers seeking challenges beyond the well-traveled routes in the region.