Mountain Peak 14 Women's World Conqueror

A South Korean mountain climbers in the Himalayas to make history

by becoming the first woman to conquer the world's 14th highest mountain puncang.He defeated his rival from Spain for the record.

Oh Eun-sun (44 years) as reported by the Telegraph, Tuesday (27 / 4), scrambled to reach the summit of Annapurna steep. At the top, he pulled out of South Korea's flag, waved and wept before raising his arms and shouting, "Victory!"

Annapurna peak, with an altitude of 8091 meters above sea level, is the last of 14 Himalayan peaks above 8,000 meters altitude to be conquered Oh. He beat Edurne Pasaban of Spain in conquering the world's 14 highest peaks. Pasaban also trying to become the first woman to invade 14th highest peak, and only Mount Shisha Pangma (8027 m) left on his list.

Oh been trying to reach the summit of Annapurna last year, but he fell again after staying only a hundred meters from the summit due to bad weather. Snow and wind had stopped last weekend.

"I gave up because of the uneasy feeling that comes of a sudden, that something bad will happen either for me or my colleagues, including the sherpas (tribal members living on the slopes of the Himalaya mountains of Nepal) on his way back to base camp, "he said last month.

He said this trip will be different. He was told he would take photos of Ko Mi-young, lifelong rivals who fell to her death last year when the fall of Nanga Parbat, the ninth highest peak in the Himalayas.

On Tuesday (27 / 4), it took 13 hours for Oh to climb Annapurna. Cry of joy broke out when he reached the summit.