Gamlang Razi

Gamlang Razi Mountain is regarded to be one of Southeast Asia's tallest peaks. The mountain is located in the state of Kachin in northern Myanmar. The peak's elevation was determined to be 19,259 feet, making it the highest mountain that has been verified using GPS satellites (GPS). The GPS position of Mount Hkakabo Razi has yet to be determined. Mount Gamlang Razi is a Himalayan mountain that is located within the Khakaborazi National Park.

The mountain is known for its year-round glacier and snow, as well as its granite rock. The first ascent of Mount Gamlang Razi was made in 2013 by an American team and a team from Myanmar's Technical Climbing Club, led by Andy Tyson. The approach to the peak runs through a dense jungle with streams of water, and it takes around two weeks to reach the mountain's base.

In 2013, Andy Tyson led the first ascent. The team included five American climbers and two Burmese climbers from Myanmar's Technical Climbing Club (TCCM). The Htoo Foundation provided the majority of the funding for the expedition. The route to the base camp takes you through many rainforests and through several streams. It usually takes around two weeks to reach the base camp in good weather.

Elevation: 5,870 meters

Location: Kachin, Myanmar