Excuse me, which peaks in the world are the most difficult to climb? It can also be said that the mortality rate is high. thank you

Gongga Mountain, 7556 meters above sea level, is the highest peak in Sichuan Province, and is called "Shu king of the hill". Gongga Mountain has long attracted people's attention. For climbers, Gongga Mountain has unparalleled attraction, so it has won the reputation of "the king of the mountains". As a high-altitude technical peak, Gongga Mountain is far more difficult than Mount Everest. Due to the difficulty of climbing, the mortality rate of Gongga Mountain is extremely high.

1932, Americans Terris Moore and Richard Burdsall first climbed Gongga Mountain.

1On June 3rd, 957, six members of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions mountaineering team (predecessor of China mountaineering team) successfully climbed Gongga Mountain, but four members were killed.

1982, Japanese team Matsuda Hong also suffered an avalanche 50 meters from the peak of Gongga Mountain, but miraculously survived after 19 days.

1982, American teams D. Coffield and D. Kelley reached the summit.

1983, three Swiss teams reached the summit, but one of them was killed by an avalanche while going down the mountain.

1984, Germans Heinz Zambusch, Gerhard Schmats and Hans Engell successfully reached the summit.

1998, the Korean team climbed Gongga Mountain for the first time along the steep northeast ridge, but one person died. The previous peaks were all completed through the northwest ridge.

1999, the Japanese successfully climbed the summit. This is the first time that people climbed Gongga Mountain along the east slope and crossed the northwest ridge. It is also the first time that they successfully climbed Gongga Mountain in spring.

In 2002, Antoine and Laurent of France reached the summit along the traditional route of the northwest ridge on the western slope.

Gongga Mountain is a world-famous mountain exploration and mountaineering holy land, but it is also the most difficult to conquer, and the difficulty of climbing to the top is far more than that of Mount Everest. According to statistics, so far, only 24 people have successfully climbed to the top, but 37 people were killed during and after climbing, including 14 Japanese. The death rate of mountaineering far exceeds that of 14% of Mount Everest and 30% of Mount Gregory, second only to Meili Snow Mountain.