Mount Kabru is a mountain on the border between Nepal and India in the eastern part of the Himalayas and is part of a ridge leading south from Kangchenjunga. Its southernmost peak – called Kabru South – with an elevation of 7.318m is the world’s southernmost peak higher than 7.000m. It can be seen trekking Khangchendzonga National Park if you take the detour to Rathong Valley.
Kabru South on the Blog
2013… B-Sides and Snapshots
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31st of December. Top-Of and Best-Of lists all over the social webs – you’ve probably seen enough of these. Still, this is the time to look back at the past year and so I thought I’d tell the story of my year with the help of a few shots…
Kabru’s Awakening
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If you’re a regular reader of my blog, you may remember my post about the trip to Khangchendzonga National Park in northern India. In this post I talked about the ups and downs I experienced during a 13-day trek through the park – and I…
Himalayan Twilight
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As some of you (those who are following me either on facebook or google+) may already know, I just returned from a 3 1/2 week trip to the indian Himalayas. Apart from travelling around in jeeps for countless hours, we also spent 13 days…