308 Nilgiri From Larjung, Prayer Wheels At Larjung And After Larjung, Donkey Train Near Kalopani

305 Dhaulagiri Close Up From Just Before Khobang

307 Nilgiri Central and Nilgiri South Close Up From Larjung

308 Nilgiri From Larjung, Prayer Wheels At Larjung And After Larjung, Donkey Train Near Kalopani

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UL Nilgiri Central (6940m) and Nilgiri South (6839m) across from Larjung. UR By the time I got to Khobang's twin-village of Larjung (2560m) the clouds totally covered Dhaulagiri. “The Sherpas took us by way of Larjung, no doubt so that they could spin the prayer-wheels” (Maurice Herzog, Annapurna). LL At the bend in the river between Larjung (2560m) and Kalopani (2530m) is the deepest gorge in the world. Annapurna I (8091m) and Dhaulagiri (8167m) are 35km apart on either side of the valley, while the bottom of the valley is at 2540m. LR: Donkey trains are a common feature on the west side of the Annapurna region and are used to ferry goods between the remote mountain villages.

308 Nilgiri From Larjung, Prayer Wheels At Larjung And After Larjung, Donkey Train Near Kalopani UL Nilgiri Central (6940m) and Nilgiri South (6839m) across from Larjung. UR By the time I got to Khobang's twin-village of Larjung (2560m) the clouds totally covered Dhaulagiri. “The Sherpas took us by way of Larjung, no doubt so that they could spin the prayer-wheels” (Maurice Herzog, Annapurna). LL At the bend in the river between Larjung (2560m) and Kalopani (2530m) is the deepest gorge in the world. Annapurna I (8091m) and Dhaulagiri (8167m) are 35km apart on either side of the valley, while the bottom of the valley is at 2540m. LR: Donkey trains are a common feature on the west side of the Annapurna region and are used to ferry goods between the remote mountain villages.