Indian Army Team Sets Out to Conquer Mount Trishul, Facing Tough Test at an Altitude of 7,120 Meters
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Uttarakhand News: The Indian Army has embarked on a new, exciting and extremely challenging journey from the historic Bengal Engineer Group and Centre in Roorkee, Uttarakhand. A special mountaineering team from the Indian Army's Corps of Engineers has been dispatched with full preparation to conquer the 7,120-meter (approximately 23,360 feet) high Mount Trishul. This expedition is not merely an attempt to reach the peak of a mountain; it is goin…
Indian Army Team Sets Out to Conquer Mount Trishul, Facing Tough Test at an Altitude of 7,120 Meters
Roorkee: A mountaineering expedition to Mount Trishul by the Corps of Engineers of the Indian Army was formally flagged off from the Bengal Engineer Group and Centre in Roorkee. Located at an altitude of 7,120 metres (23,360 ft) in the Garhwal Himalayas, Mount Trishul is a place of extreme altitude, difficult terrain and unpredictable weather.
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