Georgian climbers ascent unclimbed peak Saraghrar NW of Mount Hindu Kush
Archil Badriashvili is the expedition leader of the Georgian team. Photo: Husseil Ahmed/explorersweb.com.
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Three Georgian mountaineers Archil Badriashvili, Giorgi Tepnadze and Baqar Gelashvili have ascended the unclimbed peak Saraghrar North West (7,300m.) of the Hindu Kush mountain range located in Central and South Asia.
Although the Georgian climbers have not enjoyed a lot of press, they have an impressive background of highly technical new routes and first ascents,” Explorersweb.com reports.
Explorersweb says that the Spanish expeditions have tried to ascent the peak of Saraghrar North West at least three times before Georgians climbed it.
Georgian climbers team now is willing to help three other Pakistani-Czech climbers stranded in Mount Rakaposhi in Pakistan. Photo: explorersweb.com.
Archil Badriashvili, who is leading the Georgian team of climbers, shared his team’s desire with Explorersweb to help rescue the mountaineers trapped at 6,900m. of Rakaposhi Mount.
Attempts to rescue the stranded climbers from Rakaposhi’s peak have been unsuccessful so far due to bad weather.
Explorersweb reports that Pakistani climber Wajidullah Nagri is in a good condition while two other Czech mountaineers Jakub Vlcek and Peter Macek ‘are not in a good state.’
The website reports that the Georgian climbers currently are in their base camp in Chitral (a town in Pakistan located on the Chitral River) which is ‘very far from Rakaposhi.’
The Georgian mountaineers arrived in Pakistan on August 16.
Georgian mountaineers Giorgi Tepnadze, Baqar Gelashvili and Archil Badriashvili plan to reach the peak of Hindu Kush mountain range located in Central and South Asia Saraghrar North West which remains unclimbed at 7,300m. Georgian climbers who are currently on Saraghrar NW have spent last three weeks on a very difficult peak, Explorersweb.com reports.
Georgian mountain climbers Archil Badriashvili, Baqar Gelashvili and Giorgi Tepnadze have been selected in the list of significant annual ascents by the international Piolets d'Or award, recognising their 2019 effort on two Pangpoche peaks in western Nepal.
The conquering of a Himalayan peak by Georgian climbers Giorgi Tepnadze, Bakar Gelashvili and Archil Badriashvili has been named among the most notable ascents of the past year by the prestigious Piolets d'Or awards.
A team of Georgian mountaineers became the first group of climbers to conquer a 6,425-metre peak in the Nepalese Himalayas this month, after a nine-day ascent that crowned their long expedition in the famed global hub of peak climbing.
A pair of young Georgian climbers has set a new time record for climbing the country’s hardest peak on Friday.
Georgian mountaineers Giorgi Tepnadze, Baqar Gelashvili and Archil Badriashvili have been awarded the Piolet d'Or or Golden Ice Axe award for climbing the peak of Hindu Kush mountain range located in Central and South Asia Saraghrar North West, which has been unclimbed until now.