Let me share with you more beautiful, impressive and magnificent photos of Nepal.
The photos below are extracted from the photo albums of Jean Soh, an avid trekker from Kuala Lumpur. She went for a trekking trip in Annapurna area of Nepal in October 2006 with another five friends.
Jean Soh - view sunrise, Poon Hill, Gorepani
I was riveted by the breathtaking landscape and I viewed all her five photo albums (almost 800 photos from internet) in quick succession.
I was riveted by the breathtaking landscape and I viewed all her five photo albums (almost 800 photos from internet) in quick succession.
After seeing the photos taken by her, I must say that the scenery at Annapurna is even more captivating compared to the Cho La Pass trip done by me from 23 May 2007.
The highest point of her treks, Thorong La Pass, stands at 5,420 meters above sea level, which is almost same height as Cho La Pass.
Simply beautiful
Jean Soh’s photo albums:
Jean Soh’s photo albums:
Please click here to view her six albums. Access code: Beulah
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I will be organizing one trip to Annapurna area in late April next year. If you would like to know more of trekking or interested to come along, please write to me. Currently, I am liaising with the trek and tour agent in Nepal to identity the trek, duration and cost. Rest assured that there will be months of training (running and trekking in local hills) before the actual day.
Along trail to Tilicho Base Camp (TBC)
Trek to TBC , prone to landslide area (note by KC: Wow! Wow! This look terrific and dangerous)
Pokhara, Pehwa Lake - Picturesque perfect: serene lake, peaceful village, distant mountains and ice-caped peaks.
Thorong La Pass (TLP) - Yeah! I made it thus far.
On the way to TLP
Scenic view of Kagbeni from Muktinah
Treacherous trail to TBC
Yes! Definitely an attraction to walk on snow/ice.
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congratulations KC!
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