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Bairiga
Bairiga () or Ruoni () (6,882 m) is the highest peak of Kangri Garpo Range of the easternmost Himalayas, Tibet. The region has only recently been explored〔Tamotsu Nakamura (2001) (Kangri Garpo Range ), The Himalayan Journal 57〕 and before 2009, none of its 47 peaks above 6000 m had been climbed. Bairiga / Ruoni, which remains unclimbed itself, was photographed for the first time in 1933 by the botanist explorer Frank Kingdon-Ward, at which time it was known as Choembo. 〔Tatsuo “Tim” Inoue (2011), (Hidden 47 Six-thousanders in the Kangri Garpo Mountains ), Japanese Alpine News 2011〕
In 2009, a Sino-Japanese joint climbing team formed by China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) and Kobe University organized an expedition to climb ''Kangri Garpo II'' or ''Ruoni Ⅱ'' (6805 m).〔()〕〔()〕 On November 5, Deqing Ouzhu and Ciren Danda, Tibetan students with the CUG, were the first to reach the summit, while Koichiro Kondo and Masanori Yazaki scaled the peak two days later. In consultation with a local village leader Kangri Garpo II was renamed Lopchin (Lopchin Feng in Tibetan, Lou bu qin in Chinese), meaning “white male hawk.” 〔Tatsuo “Tim” Inoue (2010) (Asia, Tibet, Kangri Garpo Mountains, Lopchin (Kangri Garpo II) )〕
==See also==
* List of Ultras of Tibet, East Asia and neighbouring areas
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