In the middle lies Thamserku with Kangtega to the right and Ama Dablam all in a row. Then at the top range in the middle is Gyanchung Kang and Pumori lurking somewhere in the centre. Kangtega translates into saddle, in Tibetan.
Pumori lies to the left of Mt. Everest and Cho Oyu further to the left and Gyanchung Kang to the immediate left of Everest.
We suspect you can also see Gauri Shankar. Do confirm if you are sure of this and let us know!
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