Talk:List of unclimbed mountains of Nepal

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Saldim (Peak 5) was just climbed: http://desnivel.com/expediciones/primera-del-saldim-ri-6374-m-para-los-rumanos-zsolt-torok-y-vlad-capusan-en-nepal - Stefantalpalaru (talk) 03:00, 12 November 2016 (UTC)Reply
Hongu (Sura Peak) was climbed by Mára Holeček a Matěj Bernát: https://www.horosvaz.cz/alpinismus/nahore-nas-maji-radi-mara-holecek-a-matej-bernat-na-sura-peak/ --Adam Hauner (talk) 13:34, 20 June 2023 (UTC)Reply

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Brief paragraph(s) ? Overview edit

Could someone write up a brief paragraph or paragraphs mentioning any or all reason(s) these mountains have not (and/or can not) be climbed. Im assuming that some are taboo/ forbidden by Nepalese law due to cultural/religious reasons, whereas others are simply too technically difficult to summit. Maybe also some havent been summited simply due to non-interest by any person or party to do so.

Someone with decent knowledge please expand on this article so the reader has a bit of better understanding as to the hows and whys these mountains have not/can not be climbed. thanks.

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