Rupal Face

The Rupal Face refers to the impressive facial profile of Mount Rupal in the Himalayas, renowned for its steep, dramatic vertical walls. It’s not a person’s face but a striking geographic feature that illustrates the massive and awe-inspiring nature of mountain formations. The cliff face rises about 2,900 meters (9,500 feet) from the base, creating a formidable and visually stunning natural monument. This term highlights the awe-inspiring scale and rugged beauty of the mountain landscape, often admired by climbers and geologists for its grandeur and challenging terrain.