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| Chengdu, China; to Everest B.C. via Lhasa??? |
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11/09/2009 3:24:15 PM
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Hey Chockers!
Just wanted to put out the feelers for some info...
I'm currently working in Chengdu, SW China for a few months.... Chengdu is a major launching point for going to Lhasa in Tibet, and from there to Everest Base Camp. I'm going to be reasonably cashed up at the end of my time here, and will have some time to spare before the next contract I'm doing....
I'm looking to fulfill a long held dream of seeing Lhasa, and Everest. Considering I'm so close I can almost taste the tsampa, I want to make sure I do the trip right!
If anyone has any info on this trip, do's/don'ts, recommendations, maybe even a reputable tour company to go with, that would be much appreciated!!
Also, if anyone knows of any trekking peaks around Chengdu/Sichuan, that would be most appreciated, or any companies that do guided alpine stuff on some peaks in the region, I'd love to give that a crack as well... : )
Cheers in advance for any help, and loving you long time from China...
Matty B
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11/09/2009 3:43:49 PM
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On 11/09/2009 mattyb wrote:
>and loving you long time from China...
Nice one mattyb, but I think that cliche refers to wartime Vietnam, you are both politically incorrect and geographically innacurate all in one go.
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11/09/2009 3:54:16 PM
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On 11/09/2009 ambyeok wrote:
>On 11/09/2009 mattyb wrote:
>>and loving you long time from China...
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>Nice one mattyb, but I think that cliche refers to wartime Vietnam, you
>are both politically incorrect and geographically innacurate all in one
>go.
Yeah mattyb - China is "sucky sucky 5 dorrah!" you insensitive clod!!
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11/09/2009 4:06:41 PM
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Well, well, well. Once again I realise that light sarcasm doesn't translate efficiently through the Internet medium. I shall go and douse the e-flames, and resume my tepid, predjudiced, and vacuous life in the real world. Thanks for pointing that out, though.... : /
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11/09/2009 6:48:05 PM
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the thorn tree forum on lonelyplanet.com might be of some help to you
DCXP.com might be able to help you with some climbing on the nepal side of the border.
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