Celebration feast of the first Himalayas Hiking Rally held in Nepal Embassy
WindhorseTour Travel Team
Thu, 11/18/2010
A celebration feast of the first Himalayas Hiking Rally was held in Nepal Embassy in the afternoon of Nov. 13 with ambassador of Nepal to China, envoys of Maldives and Turkey, and concerned officials of Tibet Autonomous Region in attendance.
Meanwhile an awarding ceremony was held during the celebration feast to give commendations to the participators in the several days' long and difficult journey by overcoming the altitude sickness, muscle strains, severe exhaustion, and other difficult challenges.
Moreover, three team members had been awarded the title of 'Challenge myself, to be citizen model'.
Sources from: China Tibet Onlina
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