Kangtega, Mountain peak in Nepal
Kangtega, known as the Snow Saddle, is a majestic mountain in the Himalayas.
Kangtega was first summited in 1963 by a Japanese expedition.
The mountain is considered sacred by the local Sherpa community.
Climbers often tackle Kangtega as an acclimatization climb for higher peaks.
Its distinct saddle shape makes Kangtega easily recognizable against the Everest skyline.
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