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Yes, but 登山 is more formal. It's used in these terms:
登山俱乐部 [n] climbing club
登山社 [n] mountain climbing club
登山运动员 [nphr] mountaineer, climber
登山运动 [nphr] mountaineering
登山靴 [nphr] mountaineering boots
登山包 [nphr] mountaineering backpack
登山杖 [nphr] trekking poles
登山机 [nphr] summit trainer
爬山 is less formal and used in spoken Chinese.
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"登山" is a formal way of saying "mountain climbing" in Chinese. It is a compound word made up of the characters "登" (dēng) meaning "to ascend" and "山" (shān) meaning "mountain". The pronunciation is "dēng shān" with the first tone on both characters.
In Chinese, there are other words that can also be used to refer to mountain climbing, such as "攀登" (pān dēng) and "爬山" (pá shān). However, these words are more commonly used in spoken language and may be considered less formal than "登山".
In contrast, "登山" is often used in written language, such as in news articles or official documents, to describe the activity of climbing a mountain. It is also commonly used in the names of mountain climbing clubs or organizations.
Overall, "登山" is the most commonly used and accepted term for mountain climbing in Chinese, and is considered a formal way of referring to this activity.
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爬山 (pá shān): This word is more commonly used to mean "hiking" or "mountain trekking", but it can also refer to the act of climbing a mountain. It is a more general term and can include activities such as walking, hiking, and climbing.
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The best way to say "I want to go mountain climbing" in Chinese is "我想去登山" (wǒ xiǎng qù dēng shān). The Chinese word for "mountain climbing" is "登山" (dēng shān). It is composed of two characters: "登" (dēng) which means "to climb" and "山" (shān) which means "mountain".
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