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Tag: Moskva

Posted on December 4, 2018January 5, 2019

Discover the magic of Moscow

Spend at least three days here visiting the famous Red Square, St Basil's Cathedral, the Moscow Kremlin and the world's most beautiful metro!

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I was a little disappointed that Gokyo Lakes were still frozen, but we got a little teaser of the usually vivid turquoise water, and it's still stunning as you make the climb up Gokyo Ri. 🇳🇵
Moody reflections of Machermo in Gokyo Lake (in the one tiny part that wasn't frozen) 🇳🇵
The next challenge is to cross Ngozumpa Glacier, the longest in the Himalayas at 36km. It's much easier than it sounds, especially if you've spent the night in Dragnag to recover from crossing Cho La. Just stick to the path, and watch out for rockfalls as you make the final climb out of the valley! 🇳🇵
We made it across Cho La pass (5420m)! • We started walking through clouds, but as we reached the top the sun came out to brighten our day! There was a lot of snow up there, but a well worn trail was easy to follow. • The steep, icy climb down wasn't so easy, and the final walk to Dragnag was ruined by heavy rain and snow, but overall it was a success! 🇳🇵
I was nervous about crossing Cho La pass because of the warnings about how dangerous it could be if the weather turned, or if it had recently snowed. Other groups were going for it, so we decided to follow. We set off early and starting climbing into the clouds... 🇳🇵
From the beaches of India to the mountains of Nepal, thank you @mac_gruby for being my fake husband, personal nurse and source of corny dad jokes! 🇳🇵
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