In six years starting from 2010, Indian and foreign mountaineers spent more than two and a half thousand weeks exploring the Himalayas. The last year of the study period (2015) recorded the highest number of mountaineering days, 3,778 days, 538 weeks, 124 months, or 10.35 years. The share of the…
How was the year 2015 for the Himalayan Peaks in India? Mood for mountaineering was upbeat in the year. Read and browse the graphs. 96 Peaks Here is the state wise list of 96 unique peaks attempted in 2015:
Share of Different Types of Mountaineering Traffic Share of Indian Himalayan Peak Providing States in Total Mountaineering Traffic Himachal Pradesh (HP) recorded the highest number of expeditions (34.07% | 46) in 2015. Its neighboring states competed for the second place. The eastern neighbor Uttarakhand accounted for 31.85% (43) of…
