Chamlang

The broad south face of Chamlang (front right, the main summit ridge end on the left ) appears small compared to the underlying Nuptse Lhotse South Face, which is still dominated in the center of Mount Everest.

West wall of the Chamlang, left rear of Makalu.

The Chamlang is a 7321 meter high mountain in Mahalangur Himal in Nepal, near the Makalu. The mountain could be climbed for the first time by the Japanese Soh Anma and the Indians Pasang Phutar in 1962.