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	The Summit Journal: The Dudh Koshi River from Everest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The attempt in 1976 by Mike Jones was indeed a pioneering task and many portages had to be done by the team, as the fiberglass boats didn't allow to run rapids which nowadays are more easily dealt with.
		With the advantage of our modern day equipment which does not break on every single rock and drysuits which will allow you to swim through a river like the Dudh Koshi without hypothermia in the first few seconds it was impressive to every now and then remember the determination by the first group up there.
		The river was still challenging in most sections, especially as freezing water temperatures, high altitude and temperature drops of 30+ degrees between shadow and sun made this expedition especially physically demanding and kayaking was only possible during the sunshine hours.
	www.summitjournal.com /articles/features/dudh_khosi.html (682 words)

	Jiri to Namche Bazaar trek narrative
		From Namche a steep winding path descends through pine forests to the boulder strewn banks of the Dudh Khosi.
		Next morning a steep descent on a muddy path was followed by a long ascent through woods to a ridge-top giving views of the Dudh Khosi in its deep, dark canyon far below.
		In the morning a pleasant walk through terraced fields bordered with banana palms led to a suspension bridge over the raging torrent of the Dudh Khosi.
	www.caingram.info /CD-Browser/Narratives/Jiri.htm (744 words)

	Everest Panorama - a comfortable adventure \| trekking in Nepal \| Mount Everest \| teahouse \| Himalayas \| walking tours \| ...
		We continue on a descending trail to the banks of the Dudh Kosi (milk river) to reach Phakding (2652m) in about 3 hours from Lukla.
		From Phortse we descend steeply to Phortse Thanga, on the banks of the Dudh Khosi, before climbing to the Moung La. After welcome refreshments we switchback steeply down a stone staircase to the village of Khumjung.
		Day 10: Khumjung is a pleasant village situated on the southern slopes of Khumbila and dominated by the beautiful mountain of Ama Dablam (6812m) which literally means ‘Mothers Charm Box’ and is named after the little box that Sherpa women wear around their necks.
	www.infohub.com /TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/2380.html (1511 words)

	Everest 2006
		The trail descends to the Dudh Khosi with sensational views of Ama Dablam and Kantega as well as the more distant Everest and Lhotse.
		Enter the national park at Jorsale, pass through blue pine forests, walk beside the whitewater of the Dudh Kosi and the cross a high suspension bridge to begin the trek to Namche Bazaar, the shopping center of the Khumbu.
		Through a series of stone staircases it presents you with an absorbing view revealing Tengboche, the great gorge carved by the Dudh Khosi and outer reaches of Namche Bazaar miles away.
	www.jimklobuchar.com /nepal2006.html (1243 words)

	A Glimpse of Everest Trek
		Literally translated, Dudh Khosi means ‘river of milk’.
		You will have time to take a look around, but be sure to inform the Group Leader of your whereabouts so that you can be found when it is time to leave.
		The trail out of Lukla descends to the Dudh Khosi river and you will immediately notice that many of the people are different from those in Kathmandu.
	www.footprint-adventures.co.uk /itingoev.html (1987 words)

	Everest Base Camp
		As we leave Lukla the trail meanders down to Chaurikhaka before we begin to head up the Dudh Khosi valley with the river on our left.
		The trail is interspersed with rhododendron, magnolia and fir forests as we follow it to Jorsale, the entrance gate to Sagarmatha (Everest) National Park, where our trekking permits will be checked.
		Before we reach Namche Bazaar we will cross a long suspension bridge over the confluence of two rivers – the Dudh Khosi from the east and the Bhote Khosi from the west.
	www.nlt.org.uk /itinerary.shtml (2067 words)

	Himalayan Journal Page 4
		By ten in the morning we had descended to the Dudh Khosi, and we stopped for an early lunch by the river.
		Waiting for lunch, Lalit and I lay on a tarp in the hot sun and watched as groups of trekkers and porters negotiated the snowy trail on the opposite bank that we ourselves had followed three days before.
		We all huddled in the teahouse, where the lovely proprietress, a woman who looked to be in her early twenties, served us all dudh chiyaa - heavily sugared milk tea.
	www.angelfire.com /jazz/jazz/himal4.html (3399 words)

	Nepal trek to Everest - Shaun O'Boyle
		This was a tough one because I had fallen ill between Lamjura pass and here, the water in this region of Nepal is infected with giardia and if you are eating in the local villages food prepared by the locals there is a good chance you will become infected as I did.
		It is a beautiful village high above the Dudh Khosi with mountains towering on all sides burried in clouds, whisps float above the lower ridges, high above a Gompa is visible through a opening in the clouds.
		Feeling much better today, stomach is OK, knee no better, the decents are hell and the ascents very difficult, my spirits are up from yesterdays illness, it really knocked me out for the day, I was having visions of getting out of here asap, but that has passed with the illness.
	www.oboylephoto.com /nepal/khumbu2.htm (1129 words)

	itinever.html (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The trail is downhill in the early stages, crossing the Dudh Khosi River and then climbing to Monzo at 9,300 for our first camp.
		March 30 - Tengpoche (12,670 feet) - Descend through a series of Buddhist Chortens (shrines) and through an aromatic pine forest to the Dudh Kosi, and after lunch move steadily upward through the forest to the Tengpoche Monastery.
		Descend to the Dudh Kosi again, via a stone staircase and then on to Khumjung-Kunde.
	www1.minn.net /~jklobe/itinever.html (1261 words)

	KryssTal : Sagarmatha
		Dudh Khosi river valley whose waters come from the glaciers of Everest.
		It turned out to be an easy walk and the clouds cleared to reveal magnificent views of the Dudh Khosi Canyon.
		As I moved into the Dudh Khosi valley, the dramatic panorama that I'd seen on my first day in Namche dominated the skyline.
	www.krysstal.com /travel_everest.html (9049 words)

	Nepal - Everest Sherpa Country Trek - 20-Day Tour by JOURNEYS International
		Trekkers flying into Lukla to begin their trip find themselves breathing deeply due to the spectacular beauty and the rarefied air at 9,000'.
		You cross the rushing glacial waters of the Dudh Khosi (literally translated as "milky river").
		You pass through Deboche, a community of nuns, then cross the Dudh Khosi again and climb to Pangboche for lunch.
	www.journeys-intl.com /destinations/asia/nepal/79 (1531 words)

	Trekking in Nepal: Mera Peak Climbing Expedition
		After lunch, we cross the Trakshindo La 3170m and enter the Dudh Khosi (Milk River) watershed.
		After crossing the Dudh Khosi and climbing to Kari Khola we leave the main route to the Khumbu and Everest and continue climbing east to Pangum.
		At the Pangkungma La 3173m, the Dudh Khosi is behind us.
	www.moonmountainadventures.com /merapeak.html (1070 words)

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		Topping the rim of the Sun Khosi Gorge, we slowly and steadily walk into the steep village of 3440 metre high Namche Bazaar, the capital of the Sherpa region, which we will have time to explore.
		Its important to drink lots of liquids during today's trek, and you will certainly appreciate the stunning views of Numbur Peak (6959 metres) over several cups of tea, in our terraced campsite, in what used to be a potatoe field on the upper slopes of the town.
		The next morning we enjoy a walk along the beautiful Dudh Kosi gorge, to the enourmous flat valley where lies the village of Pheriche.
	www.adventuretaxi.com /package_desc/pkg_79.html (1208 words)

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		After a magnificent mountain flight to Lukla we follow the Dudh Khosi valley to Namche Bazaar.
		From the pass you can savour a stunning scenery: Gokyo lakes on one side and the smaller Rermo Pokhari lakes on the other side.
		The alternative route is an easier one and follows the opposite side of Dudh Khosi river.
	www.chez.com /tintintrekking/gokyo-renjo.htm (196 words)

	Dudh Kosi
		In 1999 a large piece of rock had fallen off a mountain into a lake on this river, the water was pushed out of the lake and created a huge tidal wave the rushed down the Dudh Khosi and into the Sun Khosi.
		A raft group running the Sun Khosi at the time was surprised to see, on passing the Dudh, a huge wave heading toward them.
		No such luck, on reaching the Sun Khosi the only craft we saw was a large dugout ferrying schoolchildren over swirling eddies.
	www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk /dudhkosihughes.htm (2538 words)

	Everest Peaks and Pass, Peaks and Pass Trip, Challenging Trekking Trip, Everest Strenuous Camping Trekking, Nepal ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		We trek over one of strenuous Chola pass and ascend Gokyo peak and Kala Pathar before summiting the Island peak for the experience of lifetime in Himalayan summit thrill.
		We follow the Dudh Koshi River to Namche after the mountain flight to Lukla.
		Walk up the Dudh Khosi Valley and climb to Namche.
	www.treks-nepal.com /trekking/everest_highpass.htm (502 words)

	Gokyo Trekking, Gokyo valley Trekking, Gokyo Everest Trekking, Gokyo valley trip, Trek to Gokyo Ri, Gokyo lakes ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Following the Dudh Koshi River, we step to Namche, the heart of Everest region, where we take acclimatization rest, which simultaneous allow us to explore the Sherpa culture and tradition.
		The trail to Gokyo Lakes, one of the highlights of our Gokyo valley trip, ascends gradually and we enjoy a series of short walking trekking days to ensure proper acclimatisaion.
		Trekking up the Dudh Khosi Valley and climb to Namche / acclimatization rest day / view the majestic Mt. Everest.
	www.treks-nepal.com /trekking/gokyo_lakes.htm (338 words)

	All About The BHF Everest Base Camp Trek 2007
		The trail crosses the Dudh Kosi River at Phuki Teng where we start the long climb up to Thyangboche camp.
		These should be just about in bloom and are a wonderful sight to see in their natural surroundings.
		From here the deep valley of Dudh Khosi drops away as we retrace our steps to Lukla (9275ft) where we overnight.
	www.trekeverest.co.uk /thetrek.htm (736 words)

	Trekking - Xmas in Everest
		From here we head up the Dudh Khosi, crossing the river at various points before we arrive at Phakding where we stay the first night.
		On the return leg of our journey, we cross to the other side of the Dudh Kosi River, descending a dramatic trail to the village of Phortse.
		This was destroyed by fire in 1989, but thanks to the Edmund Hillary Trust and the determination of the locals, it was rebuilt in all its former glory a few years later.
	www.himalayanfrontiers.co.uk /trekking/nepal/xmaseverest.html (653 words)

	Nepal Trek to Everest - Shaun O'Boyle
		Thyengboche is just a georgeous place situated on a saddle betwen two valleys, there are fantastic views in all directions.
		Namche was a real turrning point in the trek, the landscape has since become much more rugged, much steeper climbs, the climb up here from the Dudh Khosi was steep but very nice walk through a forest, excellent views up high and steep deep canyons below.
		The center of religion in the Khumbu area and one of the most beautiful places I have ever been.
	oboylephoto.com /nepal/thyengbo.htm (400 words)

	Everest 2006: ANDALUCIA EVEREST EXPEDITION RETURNS TO NAMCHE BAZAAR
		Andalucia Everest Expedition has had today its last day of trekking with a very long journey of eleven hours on their way back to Lukla.
		This last phase of preparation and acclimatization for the expedition started with a control of a threatening military patrol on the way out of Namche Bazaar before a long descent by the valley to the Dudh Khosi river.
		The group of Andalucians have seen hanging bridges, tones of green in the exuberant vegetation of the zone and all kinds of impacts to their senses, who could taste the details of the trail which were not noticed in the first journeys through the Sherpa territory.
	www.everestnews.com /everest2006/audeverest04112006.htm (444 words)

	SHERPALAND - JOURNEY TO EVEREST
		We pass through the fertile region of Pharak, and stay at Phakding on the banks of the Dudh Kosi before climbing into the Khumbu.
		We follow an undulating trail over a couple of ridges and follow the Dudh Khosi beneath Lukla.
		A wide variety of vegetables and the famous Khumbu potatoes are grown in the milder climate of the Dudh Khosi Valley.
	www.infohub.com /TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/2381.html (1921 words)

	Kusum kanguru, Adventure Nepal, peak climbing, nepal peak climbing, peak climbing in nepal, trekking peak, climbing and ...
		This impressive rock and ice peak dominates the southern end of the Charpati Himal, which separates the valley of the Dudh Khosi from the upper reaches of the Hinu Drangka The northern end of this chain is denominated by the spectacular fangs of Kangtega (6,779m/22,241ft) and Tramserku (6,608m/21680ft).
		Kusum Kanguru is well hidden until you get out of the valley, although it can be glimpsed from the Namche trail at Ghat, from where the West and South-West Faces can be seen up the valley of the Kusum Drangka.
		The climb was completed in alpine style during a one week absence from base camp and involved major difficulties on both rock and ice.
	www.adventurefairsteps.biz /mountaineering/kusumkanguru_details.htm (1886 words)

	High Suspension Bridge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The High Suspension Bridge Over the Dudh Khosi
		Suspended approximately 150 feet above the raging waters of the "Milky River", prayer flags waving in the constant breeze, this bridge carries every person traveling between Lukla and Namche.
		On the other side are steep stone steps on the side of a cliff, then a long arduous climb of 2 to 3 hours up the dusty trail to Namche.
	www.yosemitepictures.com /high_suspension_bridge.htm (86 words)

	Sherpa Escorted Expeditions:The Himalayas Budget Everest Kalapathar
		Interesting and justifiably famous, for its proximity to Mount Everest and its Sherpa villages and monasteries, the Solu Khumbu region is the destination of most trekkers in Nepal.
		Starting our walk, we descend to the river to join the trail up to the bustling Sherpa capital of Namche Bazaar with its tremendous views of the surrounding peaks, (3,446m/11,305ft).
		Years ago, Lukla was a herding pasture (its name actually means "Place for Sheep"), but it is now the gateway to the Everest region and hundreds of trekkers pass through this prosperous village.
	www.sherpa-walking-holidays.co.uk /tours/himalayan/nbedos.htm (2047 words)

	Shangri~La Gourp - Nepal
		We continue upstream to the confluence of the Bhote Koshi and Dudh Koshi.
		In the morning, we descend to the village of Shanasa and then contour to Transhinga, where the trail drops steeply to cross the Dudh Koshi at Phunkitenge (3250m).
		Continuing, we cross the Dudh Koshi, then ascend steeply on a dusty trail to Trashinga.
	www.nepalshangrila.com /holtreks.htm (6816 words)

	Mount Everest Foundation for Sustainable Development in Nepal and Tibet: Service Trek led by Everest summiter Dan ...
		We hope that we will be able to post such informational sign boards around Patale village health clinic in the near future.
		Here is a photo showing the mighty Dudh Khosi River.
		Here we are seeing the river from the foothills below Patale, and at this low altitude (about 350 meters above sea level) the river is enormous, about 200 meters wide.
	www.everestnews2004.com /summitclimb/servicetrek2004-p11112004.htm (375 words)

	Peregrine Adventures - Himalaya - Mera Peak - Detailed Itinerary
		There is then a rising traverse across the western slopes of the ridge to a lonely mani-wall and a spectacular view down into the Dudh Kosi valley and across towards Numbur, Teng KangPoche and Kwangde, all now familiar peaks.
		In the morning it is all uphill again and we will zig-zag up the steep trail to the Zatra Wala (4580m), the gateway to the Dudh Khosi valley and the trail to Lukla.
		Both passes are be-decked with prayer flags and stone cairns, and have fine views of the Dudh Kosi Valley and the peaks of Karyolung, Kwangde, Numbur and Khatang.
	www.peregrineadventures.com /himalaya/itinerary.asp?trip=181 (2432 words)

	Everest base camp trek, Everest base camp trekking, Everest trekking, Everest trek, Everest himalaya trekking
		Leaving Lukla, the trial meanders down to the Dudh Khosi and just before Phakding there is large bridge from which you can gaze down upon the suring ranging torrent, which eventually find its way down to the Ganges.
		This is a full day trip beginning by following the Dudh Kosi River then after lunch start ascending the ridge up to Namche.
		The first day relatively easy though the climb up to Namche is quite steep.
	www.kamanatreks.com /nepal/everest_base_camp_trek.php (488 words)

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