Introduction to Namunani: Namunani Peak, 7694 meters above sea level, is located in the western section of the Himalayas, far opposite the sacred Mount Kailash, which is 6638 meters above sea level. It covers an area of ​​about 200 square kilometers and has six main ridges. There are dozens of mountains above 6,000 meters on the ridge line, with varying heights. Tibetans call it the "Mountain of the Holy Mother" or "Goddess Peak". The ridges on the west are arranged in a fan shape from north to south. The only ridge on the east has been eroded into a blade ridge, which is very steep, forming a cliff with a height difference of nearly 2,000 meters. In comparison, the slope on the west side is gentler. Five huge glaciers pour down between the canyons, and the ice surface is covered with ice cracks and ice cliffs.