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**effenseshoora** · 06-03-2010, 01:21 AM

As you can see, it is incredibly dry once you get further up.

I’m looking rougher and rougher. We replaced one porter from the Rara Lake trek with 2 porters for this section. My Nepalese colleagues giving a traditional Nepalese photo smile. They are always laughing and smiling until you put a camera on them.

Suligad Falls is the biggest falls in Nepal (167m). You can just see the top in this photo.

A herd of yaks near the village of Ringmo. You wonder what they eat.

The village of Ringmo.

Phoksundo Lake - Don’t adjust your monitors. The lake really is that blue. There is no aquatic life in the water which makes the water extremely clear.

06-03-2010, 01:21 AM	#2
effenseshoora Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 504 Senior Member	As you can see, it is incredibly dry once you get further up. I’m looking rougher and rougher. We replaced one porter from the Rara Lake trek with 2 porters for this section. My Nepalese colleagues giving a traditional Nepalese photo smile. They are always laughing and smiling until you put a camera on them. Suligad Falls is the biggest falls in Nepal (167m). You can just see the top in this photo. A herd of yaks near the village of Ringmo. You wonder what they eat. The village of Ringmo. Phoksundo Lake - Don’t adjust your monitors. The lake really is that blue. There is no aquatic life in the water which makes the water extremely clear.
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