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Park Young-seok

Park Young-seok (Korean박영석; Hanja朴英碩; November 2, 1963 – October 2011) was a South Korean mountaineer.

Park Young-seok
Born
Park Young-seok

(1963-11-02)November 2, 1963
Seoul, South Korea
DiedOctober 2011(2011-10-00) (aged 47)
Annapurna, Nepal
OccupationMountaineer
Known forFirst person to complete the True Explorers Grand Slam
Korean name
Hangul
박영석
Hanja
朴英碩
Revised RomanizationBak Yeongseok
McCune–ReischauerPark Yongsŏk

In May 2005, he became the first person in the world to complete a True Explorers Grand Slam.[1] He climbed the world's 14 eight-thousanders, the Seven Summits, and trekked to both poles.[1] He holds the world's fifth fastest time (behind Kristin Harila of Norway, Nirmal Purja of Nepal, Kim Chang-ho[2] of South Korea, and Jerzy Kukuczka of Poland) for ascending the 14 eight-thousanders, he climbed six of the 8,000-meter Himalayan peaks within one year, and gained another record for reaching the South Pole on foot in 44 days, self-sufficient and without any food re-supplies.[3]

Achievements edit

Name of Peak Elevation (m) Date of summit
1. Everest 8,848 1993-05-16
2. K2 8,611 2001-07-22
3. Kangchenjunga 8,586 1999-05-12
4. Lhotse 8,516 2001-04-29
5. Makalu 8,463 2000-05-15
6. Cho Oyu 8,201 1997-09-27
7. Dhaulagiri 8,167 1997-04-27
8. Manaslu 8,163 1998-12-06
9. Nanga Parbat 8,125 1998-07-21
10. Annapurna 8,091 1996-05-04
11. Gasherbrum I 8,068 1997-07-09
12. Broad Peak 8,047 2000-07-30
13. Gasherbrum II 8,035 1997-07-19
14. Shishapangma 8,027 2000-10-02
15. Aconcagua 6,959 2002-01-11
16. Denali 6,195 1994-06-02
17. Kilimanjaro 5,895 1997-02-17
18. Elbrus 5,642 2002-07-07
19. Vinson Massif 4,897 2002-11-25
20. Carstensz Pyramid 4,884 2002-05-11
21. Kosciusko 2,280 2001-09-21
22. South Pole 2,835 2004
23. North Pole Sea level 2005-04-30
24. Everest
North-South Traverse
8,848 2006-05-11

Disappearance edit

Park and his other team members went missing after their last communications on October 18, 2011 while attempting a new route on Annapurna.[4] Park Young-seok, Shin Dong-min, and Gang Gi-seok decided to abort the climb at around 6400 meters due to heavy rockfall and went missing during the descent. The Korean Alpine Federation immediately launched a search and rescue operation. In the ten-day long rescue operation to find the missing climbers, no signs of Park, Shin or Gang were found. Presuming that the team had perished due to rockfall, the Federation decided to call off the operation on October 28, 2011 and expressed their condolences.[5][6]

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ a b "Mr. Park completes the Grand Slam". EverestNews.com. 2005-05-01. Retrieved 2017-08-17.
  2. ^ "Korean Everest Sea to Summit marred by tragedy". thebmc.co.uk. 2013-05-27. Retrieved 2017-11-02.
  3. ^ Jun, Chang (2004-01-13). "박영석씨 등 5명, 남극원정 성공" [Park and 5 members reach the South Pole]. The Dong-a Ilbo (in Korean). Seoul. Retrieved 2019-10-18.
  4. ^ "The Chosun Ilbo (English Edition): Daily News from Korea – Korean Mountaineer Missing on Annapurna". The Chosun Ilbo. Retrieved 2011-11-17.
  5. ^ "Everest K2 News Explorersweb – the pioneers checkpoint". Explorersweb.com. 2011-10-31. Retrieved 2011-11-17.
  6. ^ Woo, Jaeyeon (2011-10-31). "With Park Gone, Korea Loses Its Trailblazer – Korea Real Time – WSJ". Blogs.wsj.com. Retrieved 2011-11-17.

External links edit

  • Young-seok Park's official website (in Korean)
  • Mr. Park completes the Grand Slam (everestnews.com) May 1, 2005

park, young, seok, this, korean, name, family, name, park, korean, 박영석, hanja, 朴英碩, november, 1963, october, 2011, south, korean, mountaineer, born, 1963, november, 1963seoul, south, koreadiedoctober, 2011, 2011, aged, annapurna, nepaloccupationmountaineerknow. In this Korean name the family name is Park Park Young seok Korean 박영석 Hanja 朴英碩 November 2 1963 October 2011 was a South Korean mountaineer Park Young seokBornPark Young seok 1963 11 02 November 2 1963Seoul South KoreaDiedOctober 2011 2011 10 00 aged 47 Annapurna NepalOccupationMountaineerKnown forFirst person to complete the True Explorers Grand SlamKorean nameHangul박영석Hanja朴英碩Revised RomanizationBak YeongseokMcCune ReischauerPark Yongsŏk In May 2005 he became the first person in the world to complete a True Explorers Grand Slam 1 He climbed the world s 14 eight thousanders the Seven Summits and trekked to both poles 1 He holds the world s fifth fastest time behind Kristin Harila of Norway Nirmal Purja of Nepal Kim Chang ho 2 of South Korea and Jerzy Kukuczka of Poland for ascending the 14 eight thousanders he climbed six of the 8 000 meter Himalayan peaks within one year and gained another record for reaching the South Pole on foot in 44 days self sufficient and without any food re supplies 3 Contents 1 Achievements 2 Disappearance 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksAchievements editName of Peak Elevation m Date of summit 1 Everest 8 848 1993 05 16 2 K2 8 611 2001 07 22 3 Kangchenjunga 8 586 1999 05 12 4 Lhotse 8 516 2001 04 29 5 Makalu 8 463 2000 05 15 6 Cho Oyu 8 201 1997 09 27 7 Dhaulagiri 8 167 1997 04 27 8 Manaslu 8 163 1998 12 06 9 Nanga Parbat 8 125 1998 07 21 10 Annapurna 8 091 1996 05 04 11 Gasherbrum I 8 068 1997 07 09 12 Broad Peak 8 047 2000 07 30 13 Gasherbrum II 8 035 1997 07 19 14 Shishapangma 8 027 2000 10 02 15 Aconcagua 6 959 2002 01 11 16 Denali 6 195 1994 06 02 17 Kilimanjaro 5 895 1997 02 17 18 Elbrus 5 642 2002 07 07 19 Vinson Massif 4 897 2002 11 25 20 Carstensz Pyramid 4 884 2002 05 11 21 Kosciusko 2 280 2001 09 21 22 South Pole 2 835 2004 23 North Pole Sea level 2005 04 30 24 Everest North South Traverse 8 848 2006 05 11Disappearance editPark and his other team members went missing after their last communications on October 18 2011 while attempting a new route on Annapurna 4 Park Young seok Shin Dong min and Gang Gi seok decided to abort the climb at around 6400 meters due to heavy rockfall and went missing during the descent The Korean Alpine Federation immediately launched a search and rescue operation In the ten day long rescue operation to find the missing climbers no signs of Park Shin or Gang were found Presuming that the team had perished due to rockfall the Federation decided to call off the operation on October 28 2011 and expressed their condolences 5 6 See also editList of 20th century summiters of Mount Everest List of climbers and mountaineers List of Mount Everest summiters by number of times to the summit MountaineeringReferences edit a b Mr Park completes the Grand Slam EverestNews com 2005 05 01 Retrieved 2017 08 17 Korean Everest Sea to Summit marred by tragedy thebmc co uk 2013 05 27 Retrieved 2017 11 02 Jun Chang 2004 01 13 박영석씨 등 5명 남극원정 성공 Park and 5 members reach the South Pole The Dong a Ilbo in Korean Seoul Retrieved 2019 10 18 The Chosun Ilbo English Edition Daily News from Korea Korean Mountaineer Missing on Annapurna The Chosun Ilbo Retrieved 2011 11 17 Everest K2 News Explorersweb the pioneers checkpoint Explorersweb com 2011 10 31 Retrieved 2011 11 17 Woo Jaeyeon 2011 10 31 With Park Gone Korea Loses Its Trailblazer Korea Real Time WSJ Blogs wsj com Retrieved 2011 11 17 External links editYoung seok Park s official website in Korean Park Young Seok summits Everest from Tibet then traverses to the South side mounteverest net Mr Park completes the Grand Slam everestnews com May 1 2005 Arctic wrap up Tension increasing in Russia Korean Park starting from Canada Breaking News Park Young seok aka Mr Park has just became the first person to complete the GRAND SLAM adventuregrandslam com The North Face Athletes Park Young Seok Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Park Young seok amp oldid 1212112100, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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