This document provides a list of 11 books about mountaineering and the Himalayan region. It recommends reading summaries of the books on Goodreads to choose which to start with. For some of the books, it suggests only reading relevant sections by looking at the index, as not all parts need to be read. A link is also included for additional mountaineering book resources.
This document provides a list of 11 books about mountaineering and the Himalayan region. It recommends reading summaries of the books on Goodreads to choose which to start with. For some of the books, it suggests only reading relevant sections by looking at the index, as not all parts need to be read. A link is also included for additional mountaineering book resources.
This document provides a list of 11 books about mountaineering and the Himalayan region. It recommends reading summaries of the books on Goodreads to choose which to start with. For some of the books, it suggests only reading relevant sections by looking at the index, as not all parts need to be read. A link is also included for additional mountaineering book resources.
Hello:) I’d suggest reading a summary of these books on goodreads.
com to see which
one you like best, and then start with that. Also, for books (1), (2), (3) (4), (9), (11) I suggest going through the index page and reading only those sections that are relevant.
This means read the index and choose the sections that you need, there’s no need to read the whole book
Here’s a useful link for more mountaineering books:
https://indmount.org/IMF/libraryBooks
Books on the Himalayas
1) The Himalayas: An Encyclopedia of Geography, History, and Culture by Andrew
J. Hund (Editor), James A. Wren (Editor)
2) Geography of the Himalaya by S.C. Bose (1972) (chapters 2, 3, 4, 9)
3) The Geography of Jammu and Kahsmir by Majid Hussian
4) Himalaya: A Human History by Ed Douglas 5) Annapurna by Maurice Herzog 6) Fallen Giants by Maurice Isserman and Stewart Weaver 7) The Moth and the Mountain: A True Story of Love, War, and Everest by Ed Ceasar 8) K-2: No Way Down by Graham Bowley (After an ice shelf collapsed in 2008, sweeping away their ropes and their best chance of getting down alive, a group of tourists are left struggling for their lives) 9) Karakoram: Climbing Through the Kashmir Conflict by Steve Swenson 10) Himalaya: Exploring the roof of the world by John Keay 11) This is a useful thesis : https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/144528859.pdf