A) Northern India B) Eastern Bhutan C) Central Nepal D) Western Tibet
A) Thorung La pass B) Tilicho Peak C) Annapurna Base Camp D) Manang Valley
A) 6000 m B) 5416 m C) 3200 m D) 4500 m
A) Slower altitude gain B) Easier navigation C) Better scenery D) Fewer road crossings
A) 1–2 months B) 5–10 days C) 15–20 days D) 25–30 days
A) Ghorepani B) Besisahar or Bhulbhule C) Kathmandu D) Pokhara
A) 300 to 400 km B) 50 to 100 km C) 100 to 150 km D) 160 to 230 km
A) Red and white B) Blue and red C) Yellow and black D) Green and white
A) High altitude winds B) Lack of vegetation C) Dry climate D) Rain shadow location
A) October – November B) June – July C) January – February D) April – May
A) Rock climbing B) Skiing C) Mountain biking D) Paragliding
A) Everest B) Gangapurna C) Machhapuchhre D) Dhaulagiri
A) Buddhist and Muslim B) Sherpa and Gurung C) Christian and Hindu D) Hindu and Tibetan
A) Marshyangdi river valley B) Besisahar C) Kali Gandaki Gorge D) Phedi
A) Karma Sherpa B) Tenzing Norgay C) Bhim Bahadur D) Prem Rai
A) April – May B) December – March C) June – September D) October – November
A) Over 7,000 meters B) Exactly 4,500 meters C) Over 5,400 meters D) Under 3,000 meters
A) They wither and die B) They do not grow in this altitude C) They start flowering towards March D) They are covered in deep snow throughout
A) The roads are closed B) It is the coldest time of year C) The weather is warming up D) It is the peak of the monsoon
A) Over 50% B) About 30% C) More than the southern section D) Less than 10%
A) 1992 B) 1960 C) 1985 D) 1977
A) 1999 B) 2005 C) 2011 D) 2015
A) A massive earthquake B) A volcanic eruption C) The tail end of a dying cyclone D) Extreme monsoon rainfall
A) Over 43 B) Over 100 C) Exactly 20 D) Under 10
A) Lefteris Paraskevas B) A local Nepalese guide C) Seth Wolpin D) The Nepal Army
A) Nar-Pho Valley B) Dhumre market C) Kathmandu city D) The southern plains |