Routes in Asia for selected grade

[Ethic warning, locals may not approve] This scramble provides access to the anchors of "Chicken in the Kitchen" and "Aht Lok". Enter the cave next to the home and start of "Chicken in the kitchen" climbing up and left to the top of the rock. The locals don't like us using this access because theuy believe that we disturb the spirits that live in the cave. If you do, however, use this access watch out for bees, and I suppose, spirits as well. - Taken from Ben Tipton's "Rock Climbing in Cambodia"

Anchors on top of the rock for setting anchors, you may use it to set "Morning Glory" "Crimper" and "សួស្តី" all of which have exposed and/or hard to reach anchors. This anchor is NOT suitable for climbing or rappelling.

Climb to the southern anchor. Really green and slippery on account of the water trickle here that created a perfect cleft in the top of the rock, the downspout.

At the back end of the crack chimney up from the top of the wedged boulder to the tree to set an anchor. This is the easiest access to the top of the boulders.

老父亲开给儿子的储备路线，在 ‘小麻雀’ 背面。

on the cave's right side, it's the big ramp.

This access route goes from bottom to top of Soho East with access to routes on the large block up and left of Bladerunner.

Above Centralsauras.

P1:F3-7m-2 Bolts

P2:F3-23m-8 Bolts

P3:F3-24m-10 Bolts

P4:F3-26m-6 Bolts

The sharp arete.

Sharp crimps up face R of LDA

Highball. Easiest way up the boulder. Up the eastern face off block. Down climb or stack pads off the back for descent.

SDS. Easy slab on SW side of boulder

Better to layback than jam.

Up rails on north side of boulder. Easy up, with several variations

Slab up L side of walkway channel

30-50 meters to the north of Bare Necessities. The chimney to the left of the Strangers in the Night.

For the first 20 feet, a low-grade scramble till the first block of rock chocked in the chimney. The crux is getting past it. Creative protection.

Exit: Walk left, over the boulders, to the trees, and a 15-meter rappel. Or walk around.

Facing: North

Rack: Mid- sized pieces should do.

Anchor: At the end of chimney, cracks.

FKA: Gadappa and Amrit Appaden, April 2021

Right-side of the King Swing boulder, as you are facing it. Access through the chimney

Through the corner between the face and the pile of boulders in the wide chimney, and then through the tree.

Rack: Hand-sized cams or hexes

Anchor: Tree or the crack behind.

FA: Amrit Appaden & Arun Bhat, May 21st, 2022.

Text-book hand crack, but unfortunately too short, and with ledges along the line make it even more simpler.

Route credit: Amrit Appaden & Arun Bhat. May 21st, 2022

Hand crack - Immediately behind the Phelps’ Help Boulder, slightly to the left (north-east).

Short and squat bread loaf shaped boulder with a split in the center. Couple of good hand jams on the steep start and then fist jams when the angle becomes gentler.

Solo or one piece roped up climb.

About 15-feet to the right of the B-Cheek, and to the right of the Neem Tree, climb past the stiff start, use the tree limbs to sling and protect, and over the face to the slab and scramble to through the off-width to the same anchor as that of B-Cheek.

The most unsatisfying climb! Climb and you might know why. But sometimes this is the nature of climbing on the longer trad routes around Bangalore.

Facing: South-west

Rack: One sling for the tree. Fist sized and intermediate sizes for anchor under the boulder above the tree.

Anchor: Cracks under the boulder. Same anchor as for the B-Cheek.

Natural Anchor: Boulder

5.6. 10 meters. Hands, chimney, fingers.

50 meters to the right the High Noon boulder (south-east), the most prominent crack system with a tree at the top, and a chimney at the base.

Couple of options to get into the crack, either through the Chimney at the base, right of the chimney (over an easy boulder), or from the left over a Rhino shaped feature with a crack above it.

Suggested to start left. The direct chimney or the right start reduce the grade to 5.4/5.

Bouldery start from the left, finger sized to small placements, then cut right, into the chimney, and through the hand crack, to the slab with finger crack, and past the tree. Suggested traverse right under the boulder to create the anchor. The crack at this point is more stable for top anchor.

Exciting little line, with moments while traversing right, and then all the way to the slab. Hard to believe that this little classic was undocumented or not shared up until March of 2021!

Facing: west

Rack: Up to fist sized pieces. Save the fist sized cam for the anchor.

Anchor: Cracks under the boulder at the top out.

Natural Anchor: Boulder

Name provided by Vikram Murthy