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During the expedition, Ang reached Camp III, attaining an altitude of 6,800-7,000 m above sea level. However, poor weather conditions made a retreat necessary. In the high mountains, safety and knowing when to turn back are more important than reaching the summit.
As Ang recounted:
“I reached Camp III at an altitude of 6,800-7,000 m, but due to bad weather conditions, I had to turn back. This time, nature and the mountain said ‘no’.”
We congratulate Ang on reaching 6,800-7,000 m and making the responsible decision to turn back! We believe the story of the “Summit of Gratitude” will continue.
