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Everest climber joins outdoor team

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Years ago, the 31-year-old used to work as a trekking guide for Bruno Baumann on his tours to Mount Kailash in Tibet. "He has improved amazingly, his skills as a climber are superb", Bruno stated when both met in Kathmandu in mid-December. Prem Dorji Lama has a bachelor degree in cultural sciences and sociology. "That also fits the purposes of the Silkroad Experiences Project very well", Baumann added with a smile.

The Silkroad Experiences Outdoor Team is going to tackle some remote Himalayan peaks within the next years. "So Prem´s knowledge of high altitude climbing is deeply welcome", Silkroad outdoor-chief Michael Strohmann said after the meeting in Kathmandu.

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Dec
29

Prem Dorji Lama from West-Nepal joined the Silkroad Outdoor Team. In May 2010, Prem stood on top of Mount Everest, being the first climber from his home region Humla Karnali to reach the summit of the world´s highest mountain.

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Dec
24

It should be just a brief market test but it turned out to be quite an encouraging success. A pile of Silkroad-CD´s, brought to Kathmandu by Bruno Baumann and Michael Strohmann on their latest trip to Nepal, was sold out after a couple of days.

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Dec
18

The Silkroad team has been the last visiting group from outside to reach the remote Lapchi monastery by foot this year.

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