Kusum Kanguru

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Kusum Kanguru is a prominent, technically challenging mountain in the Khumbu region of the Nepalese Himalayas, known for its steep, jagged ridges and difficult climbing routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf climbing peak
mountain
approachFrom Lukla
approachValley Dudh Kosi valley
Hinku valley
climbingDifficulty mixed rock and ice climbing
technically difficult
climbingSeason post-monsoon (autumn)
pre-monsoon (spring)
coordinates 27.7333°N 86.7833°E
country Nepal
drainage Dudh Kosi valley
elevation 20889 ft
6367 m
faces Hinku valley
firstAscentBy Bill Denz
New Zealand expedition
firstAscentDate 1979-10-07
firstAscentRoute Southwest buttress
hasFeature complex summit structure
jagged ridges
multiple summits
steep ridges
hasRouteType alpine-style routes
ice routes
rock and mixed routes
isPartOf Khumbu Himalaya climbing region
linked to: Everest region
isPopularFor advanced climbing routes
technical mountaineering
listing Trekking and climbing peak of Nepal
locatedIn Khumbu region
linked to: Khumbu Valley

Nepal
Province No. 1
Solukhumbu District
locatedInMountainRange Himalayas
locatedInSubrange Mahalangur Himal
nameMeaning Three Snow-White Gods
nearbySettlement Lukla
Namche Bazaar
notableCharacteristic considered one of the more difficult 6000 m peaks in Nepal
prominence 647 m
region Everest region
relativeLocation east of Namche Bazaar
north of Lukla
summitCount multiple summits including main central summit

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Thamserku near Kusum Kanguru
Thamserku Peak near Kusum Kanguru