Trich Mir Peak

Trich Mir (Main) at 7,708m is the highest peak of the Hindu Kush Range. Trich Mir main Peak was climbed first time in 1950 by a Norwegian Expedition,which was led by Arne Naess. The other members of the expedition included P. Kvernberg and H. Berg Trich Mire East; its altitude is 7692m and was climbed in 1964 by a Norwegian Expedition which was also escorted by Arne Naess. Two members, R. Hoibakk and A. Opdal reached top of Trich Mir (East) Trich Mir West, It is 7500m,high, and was climbed in 1974 by Beppe Re and Guido Machetto an Italian expedition. Tirich Mir like Rakaposhi and Nanga Parbat to the east, is known for being the home of 'Peris' called "fairies" in English