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January 29, 2017
Alex from
Canada
Alex from

This is a great 'resort' that has more of a back country vibe to it compared to a typical commercialized ski resort. The terrain is very diverse and boasts the most vertical of any ski area catering to more advanced skiers and boarders. Ski conditions are typically 'blower', literally, as winds commonly surpass 90km/hr. And there are a few scattered terrain/crevasse parks that even the most seasoned adrenaline junkies will find challenging. Lift access is via Sherpa and can take anywhere from several weeks to 3 months, so bring snacks as on-mountain catering is limited. During high season, the mountain can appear to be fairly crowded. However, most of the other people are actually dead mountaineers of decades past long forgotten but perfectly preserved by the frigid temperatures of the unforgiving local climate. Apres' is pretty average with one main bar called base camp which serves the typical fare of porridge and boiled water.
[note from the editor: an interesting 'review'.]
January 10, 2010
Himalayan Heliski Guides from
Nepal
Himalayan Heliski Guides from

October 30, 2006
Graham from
United Kingdom
Graham from

By far the hardest resort I have ever been to. Aspen, St Anton and Mer de Glace are nothing compared to this. It is just so steep, that on any of the runs you risk falling thousands of feet due to the thin snow layer and extreme winds. Personally I liked the Rongbuk glacier, but you must watch out for the 50ft wide and 200ft deep crevasses (there's not much hope of getting out of one!). However, if you are an adrenaline junkie then it's for you - loads of black runs - you must try the off-piste along the west ridge - which takes about 7 hours. One blue that goes from the base of the 'mountain' down to base camp although can get very rocky and you might bump into some donkeys and many sherpas and climbers. But I don't want to discourage anyone :-)
PS - bring oxygen or you might die
October 22, 2005
craig calonica from
France
craig calonica from

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