Climbing Ama Dablam Day 22: Across the Ngozumba Glacier to Gokyo

 

Today we cross the Ngozumba Glacier To Gokyo. The Ngozumba Glacier is the longest glacier in the Himalayas.

Looking across the Ngozumba glacier to Gokyo Ri

Looking across the Ngozumba Glacier towards Gokyo with Gokyo Ri on the top right.

 

Gokyo and Gokyo Ri

Gokyo and Gokyo Ri

 

Gokyo Lake

The third Gokyo Lake, the Dudh Pokhari

Did You Know?

For thousands of years, the Himalayan mountain ranges served as a barrier to interaction between the peoples of India and the peoples of China and Mongolia.

Find Your Fit Fact

Set goals for your walking. Perhaps you could be walking a certain distance in a certain amount of time. This ensures that you are constantly improving and becoming stronger.

Activity Suggestion: Body Spelling Nepal Edition

Objectives: This is a great opportunity for students to get familiar with their bodies as well as learn to work with others to accomplish a goal and get to know one another. It also provides a chance for the students to practice spelling.

Materials needed: None

Activity Description: Clear an area that will allow for students to have adequate space to form letters with their bodies as a group. For this activity you want students to get in groups of five. Once the students are in their groups instruct them to spell out the word Nepal using only their bodies. Creativity is encouraged here as students will have to work together to form the shapes of the letters needed for the correct spelling. You can also add more words that are related to Nepal to encourage more progression. The purpose of this activity is to encourage teamwork amongst students and to help teach spelling.

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