Thanks mate! Hope you’ll have the opportunity to get up there next year cause it’s worth it 🙏🏼

Thank you! Indeed, even if the last few meters are more technical due to snow and rocks mixing, there are no major difficulties as long as it’s dry and you don't suffer from dizziness. However, because of the cold, the high altitude, and the fiscal effort you may feel tired so you must be careful and watch your steps because a fall can be very serious at this point.

It was in early July (from the 2nd till the 4th of July). Due to an abundance of snow during winter and bad weather conditions preceding my ascent, there was still a lot of snow over 2500m of altitude. Glacier cracks were covered with a few meters of snow