梅里雪山

( Meili Snow Mountains )

Meili Snow Mountains (Chinese: 梅里雪山; pinyin: Méilǐ Xuěshān), Mainri (སྨན་རི།) or Minling Snow Mountains (Tibetan: སྨིན་གླིང་གངས་རི།, Wylie: smin gling gangs ri) is a mountain range in the Chinese province of Yunnan. It lies close to the northwestern boundary of the province and is bounded by the Nujiang river on the west and the Lancang River on the east. The Meili are subrange of the larger Nu Mountains, themselves a constituent range of the Hengduan group.

The crest of the range rises to over 6,000 metres (20,000 ft) above sea level, making for impressive prominence over the river valleys to the east and west, which are between 1,500 metres (4,900 ft) and 1,900 metres (6,200 ft) in elevation. The highest peak is Kawagarbo, which rises to 6,740 metres (22,110 ft). Kawagarbo...Read more

Meili Snow Mountains (Chinese: 梅里雪山; pinyin: Méilǐ Xuěshān), Mainri (སྨན་རི།) or Minling Snow Mountains (Tibetan: སྨིན་གླིང་གངས་རི།, Wylie: smin gling gangs ri) is a mountain range in the Chinese province of Yunnan. It lies close to the northwestern boundary of the province and is bounded by the Nujiang river on the west and the Lancang River on the east. The Meili are subrange of the larger Nu Mountains, themselves a constituent range of the Hengduan group.

The crest of the range rises to over 6,000 metres (20,000 ft) above sea level, making for impressive prominence over the river valleys to the east and west, which are between 1,500 metres (4,900 ft) and 1,900 metres (6,200 ft) in elevation. The highest peak is Kawagarbo, which rises to 6,740 metres (22,110 ft). Kawagarbo is considered sacred for Tibetan Buddhists. Other significant peaks include Mianzimu, Cogar Laka and Jiariren-an. Because of restrictions and dangerous conditions, none of the major peaks in the range have ever been summited.

Expedition Records 1987, from August to September, Joetsu Alpine Club abandoned the expedition due to continuous avalanches. (Height: 5,100m) Direction: Mingyong Glacier[1] 1988, American Expedition team led by Nicholas Clinch abandon their expedition. (Height: 4,350m) Direction: Mingyong Glacier[1] 1989, September to November, a joint expedition team of Chinese and Academic Alpine Club of Kyoto University(AACK) was created and made their first attempt. (Height: 5,500m) Direction: Yubeng[2][1] 1990, November to 1991 January, the joint expedition team made their second attempt and lost their lives in an avalanche. (Height: 6,470m) Direction: Yubeng[2][1] 1991, January, avalanche rescue team led by Chinese Mountaineering Association(CMA) reached C2 camp at 5,300m and abandoned their rescue mission on January 21 due to snow cover.[2][1] 1991, April to June, a joint search team of Chinese and Japanese abandoned their search mission due to multiple snow storms and avalanches.[1] 1996, October to December, a new joint expedition team by Chinese and Japanese challenged again, but remained unsuccessful due to extreme weather. (Height: 5,300) Direction: Yubeng[1]The Prohibition of the Expedition

Kawagarbo(Meili Snow Mountain) is known as the sacred mountain in Tibetan Culture. The local people believe the climbing activities on the mountain is a blasphemy and the accidents that happened in the past is the anger of the gods. Considering from both the perspective of the local culture and the safety of the expedition, the local government has decided to stop climbing activities on Meili Snow Mountain.[1]

2000, an international meeting was held between the government of Yunnan Province and The Nature Conservancy(TNC). The meeting had made an appeal to prohibit any climbing activities on Kawagarbo.[1] 2001, a law was passed by local government that no climbing activities is then allowed on Kawagarbo.[1]
^ a b c d e f g h i j Bairi setsuzan : Jūshichinin no tomo o sagashite. Naoyuki Kobayashi, 尚礼 小林. Tōkyō: Yama To Keikokusha. 2006. ISBN 4-635-28065-9. OCLC 675441024.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: others (link) ^ a b c "AAC Publications - East of the Himalaya, Part II: Three Rivers Gorges of the Hengduan Mountains". publications.americanalpineclub.org. Retrieved 2022-10-06.
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