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Trekking To Kangchenjunga And Other Impressions of India
"Trekking to Kangchenjunga, and Other Impressions of India" is the story of Greg and Martin Hansen's 2009 trek to the foot of Kangchenjunga, the world's third highest peak. Experience the sights, sounds, smells, and unforgettable people of India from the sweltering bazaars of Old Delhi to the hillside villages and fog-shrouded highlands of the Himalayas.
145 pages, Paperback
First published November 21, 2009
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December 21, 2009
This is my husband's book! How could I not LOVE it?!
It was so interesting to hear all the details I hadn't heard before. I kept telling Greg "you almost died again". He just shrugged and laughed. The blood worms were the part were I said "I am very glad I didn't go with you." {Shudder} But I loved the book, loved seeing Greg get so wrapped up in writing again, and loved the dedication he wrote to me.
It was so interesting to hear all the details I hadn't heard before. I kept telling Greg "you almost died again". He just shrugged and laughed. The blood worms were the part were I said "I am very glad I didn't go with you." {Shudder} But I loved the book, loved seeing Greg get so wrapped up in writing again, and loved the dedication he wrote to me.
December 20, 2010
I enjoyed reading this book, which happens to be by someone I know. I admit this is not one of the adventures on my "bucket list," so it was fun to read and know I won't have to ever worry about those blood suckin leeches!
May 13, 2011
I loved this book. The author provides great details on his trek to India that made me feel like I was there. I loved his description of the roadside signs and other local culture. What an amazing adventure and an even more amazing description of it. The short stories in the back are so fun too! If you are remotely interested in world travel- this book is a must read.
December 19, 2009
My second time reading this classic by Gregory Hansen. I was happy to trek along on his adventure once again.
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