Aloha and Good morning!
I hope you all had a great Easter weekend. Now it's Monday and the beginning of another great week!
I had a chance to finally speak with John since he's returned from his holiday in Brazil and I asked him for direction regarding the blog.
We came to the conclusion that in addition to writing facts about Nepal and tigers in general, we should ask questions to get you, the reader, the supporter involved in finding better solutions.
In the past, I have learned in order to get better answers, that the keys actually lie in the questions we ask. Ask better questions, get better answers. Simple eh?
So the question I would like to ask all of you, is:
Could humans (primarily the villagers in Nepal) and the tigers and wildlife coexist? And if so how?
And if not, why not?
Looking forward to hearing from you soon!
Love,
Charlie
I hope you all had a great Easter weekend. Now it's Monday and the beginning of another great week!
I had a chance to finally speak with John since he's returned from his holiday in Brazil and I asked him for direction regarding the blog.
We came to the conclusion that in addition to writing facts about Nepal and tigers in general, we should ask questions to get you, the reader, the supporter involved in finding better solutions.
In the past, I have learned in order to get better answers, that the keys actually lie in the questions we ask. Ask better questions, get better answers. Simple eh?
So the question I would like to ask all of you, is:
Could humans (primarily the villagers in Nepal) and the tigers and wildlife coexist? And if so how?
And if not, why not?
Looking forward to hearing from you soon!
Love,
Charlie
Great question, Charlie O!
ReplyDeleteEverest Base Camp luxury Trek provides ample time for important acclimatization. Furthermore, frequent acclimatising gives more chances to enjoy successful treks in the Everest region. A wonderfully scenic flight to one of the world’s highest airstrips – Lukla, opens to an alpine world of exceptional beauty. The air is so pure and colourful prayer flags flutter from rooftops, welcoming you to this sublime region.
ReplyDeleteThe well-marked trail takes us through the well-known villages of Namche and Dingboche as well as Tengboche monastery; which reflects the true Sherpa culture. In addition, we make an ascent to Kala Pathar at (5545m). This is the point we get to view the famous climbing routes to the legendary summit of Mount Everest.
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