Trekking in Nepal Himalaya !!!

[Guest]

Dear Travelers,
If anyone of you is ever planning to come over Nepal with immense interest to
HUG Nepal, Himalayan Kingdom, please remember me. I'm a Himalayan
Trekking guide for Nepal and Tibet. Interested persons may contact to me
for the required information. I am always at your service. Please write me at given email address.
Best compliments,
Prakash Sapkota
(Nepal Himalayan Trekking Guide)
Kathmandu, Nepal
Ph: 0097714357135
Email: sapkotaprakash@hotmail.com
or aahanepal@wlink.com.np

[Guest]

wow - you are pretty enterprising to post on this site! Don't think there'd be a big demand among the 15 of us. But good luck!

[Guest]

Wait a minute! I have 14 different IDs, so there must be only 2 of us!

[Guest]

I'd suggest you contact Gabe...

[Guest]

Is Ma's Army training there in preparation for comeback?

[Guest]

Keep on trekkin'!

[Guest]

I do - live long and prosper

[oldvaulter]

Hi Prakash,

Can you guide a small party of middle aged men to Kailash/Manasarovar?

[MDC]

Been there, done that twice -- and highly recommend it. Provides an entirely new perspective on altitude training even if you're just carrying a 40 pound pack and trekking the Annapurna Circuit (about 200 miles/15 days, goes from 500m to 5415m altitude in the shadows of 8000m+ peaks). Despite the poverty (annual income less than $200US) and the fact that walking is the primary means of transportation, you'll see a lot of Nepalis in Kathmandu and Pokhara, running at dawn just for exercise and teams training at the national stadium. Don't look for them to be a world power anytime soon, however.

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I hate you.