[Nepal] - Students of Nepal Mountain Academy leave for Gyaji Khang (7074m) research expedition

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
KATHMANDU, APRIL 29A 41-member expedition team consisting of students from Nepal
Mountain Academy departed for Gyaji Khang (7074m) Research Expedition - 2024, this morning
This expedition is part of the course requirement of Bachelor of Mountaineering Studies (BMS) eight semesters.
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The team of twenty nine students from third batch (COHORT:2019-2023) of NMA is led by International Federation of Mountain
Guide Association (IFMGA) certified Mountain Guides Pasang Kaji Sherpa, Gelje Sherpa -Jamling Bhote along with the supervision of Field
Supervisor (Campus Chief) Shiva Prasad Jaishi.Climbing guide and support crew from Seven Summit Treks Pvt
Ltd will be providing technical support and will also accompany the team
During the expedition, the students will conduct research in several topics based on high altitude.
Photo Courtesy: Nepal Mountain Academy This marks the third academic mountaineering
research expedition above 7000m organized by the Nepal Mountain Academy for the BMS students, showcasing their commitment to experiential
learning and exploration
In this autumn these students, when they were in seventh semester, had successfully ascended Thorong peak (6144m) as their course work
Last year a group of students from the academy summited Himlung himal (7126m)
The Academy's endeavor has been to produce managerial level human resources in the mountaineering and mountain tourism field
Seven Summit Treks Pvt
Ltd
will be managing the expedition's logistics, ensuring our team's safety and comfort throughout their journey, according to the statement
issued by the Nepal Mountain Academy.Nepal Mountain Academy, operating under the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation,
Government of Nepal, is a prominent and a solo educational institution offering academic courses of mountaineering and mountain tourism
affiliated with the Faculty of Management and the Institute of Science and Technology (IoST) at Tribhuvan University.Since its establishment
in 2002, it has established itself as a leading institution in Nepal's mountain tourism educational landscape, the NMA said.
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