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The Great Himalaya Trail is more than a line on a map: it is a way to enjoy the beauty of the Himalaya while helping the people who live there. You can trek, run or bike the trail, take the high route and challenge yourself with some mountaineering, or try the lower route and travel from village to village. Spend 5 days or 5 months on your GHT: whatever takes your fancy. This website is designed to help you design your own Great Himalaya Trail experience and learn more about the Himalaya – the GHT is there to be experienced whichever way best suits you!
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Over 150,000 metres of ascent and descent profiles with walking times.
Pictures of every 8,000 metre peak in Nepal.
And much more ...
The Great Himalaya Trail - A Pictorial Guide Buy The Great Himalaya Trail - A Pictorial Guide
26.01.2012
Nepal is very wealthy in natural resources, and an immensely beautiful country. It is no wonder that Tourism has been one of the mainstays of its economy.
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25.01.2012
The Royal Botanical Gardens in Edinborough are planning a printed and electronic guide to the plants of the Himalaya, and they need your help!
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08.01.2012
Hands on can be harmful... Sydney Morning Herald, Jan 7, 2012
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Dutch couple hiked part of the GHT Han Tijnagel and Elvira Nijkamp look back on their trip
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Like many who embark upon the GHT, Dhendup's GHT story is as much about his life's goals as discovering the Himalaya...
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The Great Himalaya Trail is an awesome undertaking and one that requires courage and determination, as Susanne Stein discovered...
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19.01.2012
Thanks so much for this site, helps me a lot. Only there's one slight problem: Bhutan Himalaya Front Cover New.jpg & BT Tongsa Dzong-ng46-1.jpg the download links are down...
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27.12.2011
Way to go brotherman....really proud of what you have done and acheived. Thanks for sharing your exoerience and the beautiful pics. The only phrase that comes to me at this moment is the one from HMI - MAY YOU CLIMB FROM PEAK TO PEAK...
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