Mustang, Lo Mantang, Shija Jong Cave, Niphu monastery, Lo Gurfu Gomba, Chhoeda Gomba
near Mustāng (Nepal)
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(Himàlaia, Nepal) Route on 10/31/2017; 18 km; +370 -370; 4 hours. Excursion organized with the following itinerary: Lo Mantang, Shija Jong Cave, Niphu monastery, Lo Gurfu Gomba, Choeda Gomba. Participants: Jordi, Remi, Yolanda, Vinyet, Buni and Miquel. Output type: round trip to the same point; Difficulty: easy. (NOTE: a first section made with 4x4).
FA ANYS: In 1952 the Swiss explorer Toni Hagen made a brief visit to the Mustang on one of his travels to the Himalayas. He was the first Western to put his feet on.
Today is a day dedicated to visiting temples and caves in the north of Lo Mantang. First we will approach 4x4 and then we will make the visits and return walking.
It was in 1952 when Swiss geologist and explorer Toni Hagen, born in 1917, visited Nepal for the first time and then explored the Himalayas where he spent more than 14,000 kilometers as an adviser to the Program of Development of the United Nations.
We go to the north and pass by the village of Nenyul. We go back up and see the gray cliffs and some reddish ones. These sediment formations ... ...
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(Himàlaia, Nepal) Route on 10/31/2017; 18 km; +370 -370; 4 hours. Excursion organized with the following itinerary: Lo Mantang, Shija Jong Cave, Niphu monastery, Lo Gurfu Gomba, Choeda Gomba. Participants: Jordi, Remi, Yolanda, Vinyet, Buni and Miquel. Output type: round trip to the same point; Difficulty: easy. (NOTE: a first section made with 4x4).
FA ANYS: In 1952 the Swiss explorer Toni Hagen made a brief visit to the Mustang on one of his travels to the Himalayas. He was the first Western to put his feet on.
Today is a day dedicated to visiting temples and caves in the north of Lo Mantang. First we will approach 4x4 and then we will make the visits and return walking.
It was in 1952 when Swiss geologist and explorer Toni Hagen, born in 1917, visited Nepal for the first time and then explored the Himalayas where he spent more than 14,000 kilometers as an adviser to the Program of Development of the United Nations.
We go to the north and pass by the village of Nenyul. We go back up and see the gray cliffs and some reddish ones. These sediment formations ... ...
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