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