Janga, Mountain summit in Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Georgia.
Janga is a mountain summit in the Greater Caucasus range situated on the border between Georgia and Russia. The peak rises above 5,000 meters and forms part of a significant massif in this high alpine region.
The summit was first climbed in 1888 by English mountaineer John Garford Cockin accompanied by Swiss guides. This early ascent marked the beginning of the peak's exploration by international climbers.
The mountain carries different names across various languages, reflecting the multicultural heritage of the Caucasus region where diverse communities have settled through centuries.
The mountain can be approached via established routes across the Khalde Glacier. Climbers should prepare for high alpine conditions and extreme elevation.
The mountain features several distinct peaks at varying elevations that climbers can explore. Different routes between these summits offer varied climbing experiences and technical challenges.
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