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Tibet province, China

Following the 7,546 meters high impressive Muztagh Ata peak base camp visit in July 2008, you will have the opportunity to visit Tibet and Everest’s northern base camp before the 2009 July 22^nd total solar eclipse.

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Pang La pass (5,140 m) view in July 2007 (from left to right: Makalu, Lhotse -behind Everest-, Everest, Cho Oyu)
Everest (8,850 m) from Pang La pass (5,140 m) in July 2007
Everest (8,850 m) from the Rongbuk valley in July 2007
Milky Way over Mount Everest in July 2009 (picture taken without tripod at an elevation of 5,200 meters - 17,000 feet)
Sunrise at lake Karakul (3,600 m)	Lake Karakul (3,600 m) and Muztagh Ata peak (7,456 m)	Start of the hike (3,700 m) to the Muztagh Ata base camp	Camel ride to the Muztagh Ata base camp
On the way (4,000 m) to the Muztagh Ata base camp	Looking down (5,000 m) at Muztagh Ata base camp (4,450 m)	Coming down from Muztagh Ata Camp 1 (5,400 m)	Jumbulak glacier from above base camp
View of the Muztagh Ata summit	Muztagh Ata ascent with snow shoes above Camp I	View from the Muztagh Ata summit at 7,456 m	View from the Muztagh Ata summit at 7,456 m

Last page update on September 10, 2008.
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