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Mukhiya
Gurung
was
hired on our behalf by a fellow Canadian residing in
Kathmandu. As first time trekkers in Nepal and unfamiliear
with the terrain and local customs, we were delighted in
having Muhkina as our guide during our twelve days if
trekking. His love and enthusiasm for his country is testament
to his knowledge and experience in guiding. Always willing to
show and explain the ....
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Rod & Jenice Dyck
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Read About the
Interview With
Mukhiya Gurung
( Snow Monkey ) |
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It was the cold
afternoon in the Manang Valley, 15th February 1992, when I saw
a trekking Troup getting back their way for not daring to
cross the THORONG PASS. On the very moment, from the same
Troup, there came an American MR. MICHEL who seems to be
wondering, finding the way to cross it. I went near by him,
and once he asked me if i could cross the Pass or if i could
help him crossing it. "YES i can" that was my short and
instantly returned answer to him. Seems like he was a bit more
interested...
The very next moment, it was my job to find the Hiking Shoes
on Rent. Knowing my intentions, he offer me to lend his normal
Sports shoe if i can try with that. Again it was my answer
"YES". He was noticing my every activities out there. Soon it
began heavy snow falling, i was on my job to cross the Thorong
Pass and at last, i got the Victory. With my full excitement,
i was jumping all around the snow, easting my hunger, my
thirst with snow. Suddenly i heard him shouting at me.. Hey !!
you r just like a 'Snow MONKEY'.. and it was the moment i was
honored by the name.. and it goes on.
Photo of Mukhiya Gurung (Snow Monkey) |
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Things needed to Trek :
Hat, Glove, Warm Jacket, Pants, Sleeping Bag, Rain Gear, Sun
Screen Glasses, good Trekking Shoes/Boots, Snow gater,
Water bottle, Water Purifier, Medial Kit
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Acclimatization :
Open Your Eyes, Enjoy the View, Walk Slowly, Catch in your
Breath, Drink a lot of water, If you have Nausea, headache, do
not go higher keep your eyes on your friends guide and
porters. If they get sick help them. Do not leave
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