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- Different Climbing routes of K2 and its history, most common route, rarely used routes and few never used routes
K2
Elevation: 8611 meters
Location: Asia ,on the Karakoram Mountain range at the border of Pakistan and China
K2 a savage mountain has 12 different routes:8 routes are in Pakistan side, while 4 in China sides
The most frequent route is Abruzzi Spur which is on Pakistan side ,75% climbers use this route
9 Routes are rarely used while, there are still 2 routs, that are not used yet by any climber
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Magic line or Polish line route at 6.20 seems like a very adventurous but extremely dangerous route.
Every route is dangerous, few are more dangerous this is why very rare climbers attempt from other routes, Abruzi is most common and considered bit safe
@@ExplorenExped i agree all routes are dangerous. However abruzzi is not as steep compared to this route or the north ridge from Chinese side. Both those routes are very steep and avalanche prone. Last summer so many climbers including 2 ladies from Pakistan, 1 from Bangladesh and 1 from Iran sumitted from Abruzzi route.
@@NasirKhan-ix1he Last year ever highest numbers of climbers climbed K2
@@NasirKhan-ix1he Have you watched my documentary czcams.com/video/TMbzPG68gKg/video.html its on K2 1954 1st Ascent Story
@@ExplorenExped Yes and I am sure as a result the death rate would have dropped considerably.
Let me ask you a question. When so many expeditions climb one after the other do things get easier ? E.g. the first expedition may lay a well defined fixed line which subsequent expeditions can utilise to their advantage?
Superb picturization with very very informative video
Thanks n JazakAllah keep watching keep enjoying
It’s beyond imagination. Hat’s off to all the adventurer who explore the Mighty K2.
One day you’ll explore it too
The mountain of mountains. Beautiful and terrifying at the same time.
It’s most challenging in Himalaya range, it’s so wide and there is track which is called Nanga Parbat circle it takes 18 days to cover this circle
A remarkable video with such a priceless information. Hats off and thumbs up to you
Thanks my mentor just enjoy and share with your near dears
کمال ہے بھائی آپ کی ویڈیو
Thanks
Great share 👌👌👌
Thank you so much sir :) hope so you’ll enjoy other documentaries on Karakoram as well
Absolutely Amazing.. great
Thanks a lot
Full Information and help full video
Yes this is for you guys
Illuminating vedio 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Informative and interesting 👏❤️
Thanks dear
V informative video 👌 👏 👍 🙌 ♥️
Thanks dear asif
Informative , the most underrated channel in Pakistan, as well as around the world
Thanks, yes its underrated because there is no juggling and acrobatic fun here :)
Beautiful , you are a good person
@@wanjhal-tv thank you so much
Good one Khalid bhai
Thanks Dar sb
Highly applaudable effort. i haven't heard that type of information. great work.
Thanks Akhtar your words are motivation
Very informative 👍🏻 Keep up the good work 👏
Thanks Tahir
Love it Khalid Bhai, you are truly a gem 💎
Thanks dear watch enjoy n share
Very good work
Thanks Ashfaq :)
It's probably overall the hardest 8000er in that the easiest route the Abruzzi is still pretty hard. And you supposedly can't climb the east face at all (at least Everest's Kangshung face is doable). Annapurna has more fatalities but that's probably because of being more avalanche prone
Exactly K-2 all routs are challenging, Abruzi is bit easy then other routes
Amazing 🤩👍
piasecki, wroz, and bozik successfully climbed the magic line. wroz died on the descent.
Thanks for this informations
The Abruzzi Spur was predominantly pioneered by Americans, in 1938 and 1939. The Duke of Abruzzi in 1909 only made it to 21,000', didn't even make it to the crux 500' above, House Chimney, which was first surmounted by Bill House in 1938. In 1939 on the second American Expedition, Fritz Wiessner and Sherpa Pasang Lama reached the highest point yet at 27,500'. The Italians in 1954 simply followed the already established American route another 800' to the summit.
American done great job at that time but unfortunately couldn’t reach at top of Mighty K-2, their efforts were highly appreciable. Thanks for your values or inputs 🙏
Very nice explanati👍👌✌👏👑on.
Thank you so much, hope so you’ll enjoy other videos as well
Ma Sha Allah
Very informative video. I salute to all your efforts you made on such videos. Great job
Thanks :)
The video is so informative.. thanks so much for sharing! 💚
Enjoy it and share in your circle :)
Informative--!❤️🔥
:)
Imazing
JazakAllah
such a very informative video
Great video and information. Thank you.
Thanks for your valued input sir :)
I will be the first person to ever climb the East Face of the K2.
I wish you good luck
Maybe... but i doubt youll descend safely
The lonely climber
Wao great bro 👊🏽
Thanks
Its wonderful
Zaberdst. Make all 14 moutains info
It’s in process you’ll watch it soon :)
I have Nanga Parbat 1st ascent & K-2 1st ascent story
Happy Ending🎉🎉🎉 Tribute to all characters
10:20 Russiansvare build different 🥶
Which route you are going to choose in future which is technical and dangerous also
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Maza aaya ?
@@ExplorenExped g bilkul ❤❤
Datails information of king of mountain K2
And which one is more difficult/harder/risky the East Face or the North Face?
Great video, congratulations!
Thank you so much for your encouragement, north face is more challenging
Hope so you’ll enjoy other video of Karakoram on my channel when you get time
Which route is used by Ali Sadpara?
@@picturesquepakistan4095 abruzi the most common one
Salam
Plz north ka mutlab shumal aur south ka matlab janob hota h. Video mn islah kr ln. Dosra agar aap nay Wikipedia k article se hat k apna munfirid way ikhtiar kiya hota to aap ki yeh video unique ho jati. Much respect for your work. I didn't find any other video except this on CZcams about different routes on K2.
Wa Alaikum Aslaam
Thanks aap ne video ko like kia, Shumal or Junoob to mujhey pata hai, Pakistani hun urdu parhi Lekin some times baat kartye huwey kuch words flow main bol diye jaatey isi tarha yeh words b bol diye.
Secondly yeh sara content Wikipedia se ni mila, 25% different websites se mila 75% Wikipedia se mila.
Merry channel pe aap ko bht c videos different milein gi.
@@ExplorenExped Ok bhai. I m subscribing your channel
@@UmarFarooq-zb6bd thank you so much, much obliged. Share in your circle if they like adventure
Kindly either speak in plain English or use pure urdu. No mixtures please. K2 is the king of mountains. It deserves respect not trampling upon
I respect your opinion sir :)
"Let me kill you baby ❤"
-K2 (probably)
K-2 is a dream of most adventurous souls
The idea that nobody summitted K2 from the North ridge is not true because there is a whole documentary of Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner having summitted K2 from the Chinese side here in CZcams.
Let me check sir again, may be you are right surely I’ll discuss it with you
@@ExplorenExped sure, apparently, she tried to summit K2 via the Abruzzi Spur with her Swedish extreme skier friend Frederick Erickson who was planning to ski down K2 (this was before Adrezej Bargiel) but he fell to his death on his way up, near the Bottleneck and on seeing this happen, she did not want continue with her summit attempt. She then summitted K2 via North Ridge the next year. Interesting video, you can watch it here: czcams.com/video/E1JL39fnj2k/video.html .
@@carolusmalleus1243 sir I’ll surely check now a days am on adventure to Hokkaido (Snow Festival)
As I’ll be Back I’ll check it on top priority.
I love mountains and I really respect all mountaineers.
@@carolusmalleus1243 Sir I just watched the video of Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner, I Knew her amazing inspiring profile and I also have a honour to met Ralf Dujmovits, Yes I agree with you that she climbed from north side, I am really humbled you made my correction now ill make a new video and will publish again, Its my mistake that I didn't mentioned her before because I could get informations.
I am trying to write on Karakoram and about mountaineers through videos because I love mountains so much and I respect all mountaineers of the world.
Thank you so much once again.
Its really very hard to get all informations from Pakistan and our local mountaineers but I am trying my level best to put my contribution.
It was my mistake that I couldn't mention Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner
But ill correct this in new video.
No intrust
Thek ho gia ji :)
It's just madness. These guys don't value their lives for summiting a mountain. It's just madness. Stop doing this. Life is precious and is trust of Allah to keep it's safe and secure form harmful things,persons and acts.
It’s human nature to do something challenging and difficult to achieve something big
So there are few who like bullfight
There are few who do sky jumping paragliding
Scuba diving
Car racing
Everything is dangerous
Safety measures are important with training and proper planning with skill full staff then it’s good to do
The worldviews that separate us are many; none being as profound than that separating those of us who live to challenge ourselves, both physically and mentally, and those who, by their very nature, are risk averse.
To fear death is to be human. To fear life? That’s a mind killer! Some of us long to experience that which the legendary explorers felt when they sailed around the world; conquered foreboding mountains; flew an airplane across the ocean; walked the ocean floor; took the first steps on the moon…
I wonder if humankind could exist without a fare complement of those who yearn to go faster, farther, higher, deeper - or simply, ‘go first!’
I think the dotted visual line you have for the NW face route is incorrect. I thought it started on the Chinese side and then basically veered off shortly onto the North ridge and then on to that hanging glacier on the north face.
Also, the NW ridge route of 1991 actually barely touched the ridge. It's my understanding they too veered onto the north ridge then back on to the hanging glacier on the north face. The NW ridge has barely been climbed as I understand it.
Thank you for sharing your views
Human error is possible I tried my level best to put right informations but there is chance of error.
I’ll re-check it.
@@ExplorenExped
No problem. I remembered that from a mountaineering book but I think you should be able to track that information down using google or some other search info, If I have time I will more specific info including sources.
@@thewestfaceofdhaulagiri6697 that would be great if you share some informations regarding these routes