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	PIB Press Release
		The tributaries that meet the Teesta in its path are the Zemu chu, Lonak chu, Lachung chu, Lachen chu, Talung chu and the Bakcha chu.
		It is bounded by the Tent peak and the Zemu glacier in the north and Mount Lamaongden in the east, Mount Narsing and Mount Pandim in the south and the mighty Kanchenjunga in the west.
		It is the glaciers which influence its land structure, soil quality, flow of water in its rivers, its vegetation, animal life and also many of the ecological changes that are taking place in this land of pristine charm.
	pib.nic.in /release/release.asp?relid=1241 (1003 words)

	India Travelogue - Destinations: Travel Guide to Sikkim, India (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		The most important ones are: Zemu Glacier, Rathong Glacier and Lonak Glacier in North Sikkim.
		The River Tista rises from the snout of this glacier.
		Icefalls and waterfalls have formed at the junction of the Zemu glacier with tributary glaciers.
	www.indiatravelogue.com /dest/sik/sikkim1.html (931 words)

	sikkim info - Physical Features of Sikkim
		The Zemu glacier is the largest and the most famous glacier of the eastern Himalayas.
		It is 26 km in length and is situated in a large U-shaped valley at the base of the Khangchendzonga massif in northwestern Sikkim.
		The Teesta River rises from the snout of this glacier.
	www.sikkiminfo.net /physical_features.htm (1977 words)

	List of glaciers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Llewellyn Glacier - Atlin Lake, British Columbia, Canada, source of the Yukon River
		Logan Glacier - Kluane National Park and Reserve, Yukon, Canada
		White Glacier - Axel Heiberg Island, Nunavut, Canada
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_glaciers (168 words)

	Sikkim Himalayas,Himalayas in Sikkim,Himalaya Trekking,Mountaineering & Trekking in Sikkim Himalaya,Kanchenjunga ...
		Glaciers also carry with them rocks and debris and these are deposited in the form of small mountains called moraines.
		It is said that some thousand years ago the whole of north Sikkim was covered with glaciers as the area abounds in many ancient moraines.
		There are many glaciers in Sikkim, but the most important ones are the Zemu Glacier, Rathong Glacier and the Lonak Glacier in North Sikkim.
	www.indiantravelportal.com /sikkim/sikkim-himalayas (538 words)

	Kanchenjunga base camp 24 days Camp trekking with Mountain Experience
		Side walk to nearby ridge from where the beautiful north face of Jannu glacier is visible.
		The lateral moraine is then followed with incredible views of the Kangchenjunga glacier and nearby peaks.
		The trail continues along the Kangchenjunga glacier with a moderate to slow ascent with excellent views.
	www.mountainexperience.info /kanchenjunga_basecamp_trek_24_days.htm (779 words)

	India Travelog: Trekking - The Classic Dzongri Trek In West Sikkim (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Across the main Singalila Ridge lies the Kangchenjunga massif comprising the main peak (8586 m), the central peak (8482 m) and the south peak (8476 m).
		To the north beyond Kangchenjunga, the Ridge glitters with the Nepal peak (6910 m), Kirat Chuli (7365 m), Pyramid peak (7123 m), Dome Kang (7442 m), Jongsang (7483 m) and the Lonak peak (6710 m).
		It pierces through the sky, its pinnacle being the first to catch the morning glow of the sun, shooting out from a huge tapering face of ice and rock.
	www.indiatravelog.com /trekking/trek31-kaul.html (1082 words)

	Dan Mazur's Kangchenjunga Spring 2002
		By this time, the Ghunsa Kola was gone, and the valley was fully choked with glacier.
		Looking southward across the ice cliffed and ponded Kangchenjunga Glacier, we scanned up a side valley, and were surprised to recognize the beauty of Kangchenjunga itself, and we were able to see quite a bit of our route, especially from camp 3 at 7000 meters upward.
		The monstrous Kangchenjunga glacier, and the entire northwest face, which we intend to climb.
	www.k2news.com /kang2002/kangdis31.htm (2419 words)

	Khangchendzonga Conservation Committee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		These rivers are fed by the monsoon rains as well as by melting glaciers.
		There are many of these in Sikkim, but the most important ones are: Zemu Glacier, Rathong Glacier, Lonak Glacier in North Sikkim.
		Meeting Teesta at the border between Sikkim and West Bengal is its major tributary the river Rangeet which originates from the Rathong Glacier.
	sikkimkcc.netfirms.com /sikkim/topography.html (1791 words)

	Kanchenjunga Base Camp Trek, Kanchenjunga Trek, Western Nepal Trek, Trekking in Western Nepal - Royal Mt. Trekking Nepal
		Features incredible mountain and glacial terrain inhabited by a variety of ethnic groups.
		Despite the closeness of the mountains it is not until you almost reach base camp at Pang Pema that the spectacular peak of Kanchenjunga itself becomes visible - and so close you feel you could touch it.
		Exploring the nearby glaciers and side valleys the incredible panorama of Kanchenjunga, Wedge Peak, The Twins, Pyramid Peak and Tent Peak are a fitting reward for your efforts.
	www.royal-mt-trek.com /nepal_trekking/kanchenjunga.php (559 words)

	SIKKIM - THE MOST COMPLETE MOUNTAIN REGION
		It is easy to explain with the many glaciers and the melting snow, besides the climatic fact of Sikkim being its stature as one of the wettest regions of the world.
		Camping on the Rathong glacier, in the biting cold of the Kangchenjunga region.
		With Sherpa tales of the Yeti cutting through the mystique of starry nights, against a lonely drone of the glaciers and the rumble of avalanches.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/indian_himalayas/21590/2 (282 words)

	Trekinfo.com - View Single Post - [TR] Khumbu & Kanchenjunga in Oct/Nov
		It seemed a lot of money to have to pay, but the old man who ran our lodge in the village told us that the Maoists are demanding 60,000Nrs off him or they will take his grandson to join their army.
		Impressive views of Kabru and Rathong up the Yalung Glacier, crossed a crazy landslide on the way to Yamphudin (very quaint Sherpa village), and a crazy bridge just after Phun Phun (another charming village).
		It is a much tougher trek than Everest or Annapurna etc, but I found it to be a rewarding as it was challenging.
	www.trekinfo.com /forums/showpost.php?p=4683&postcount=1 (576 words)

	Sikkim...where you experience a Different God
		The most dominant feature of Sikkim is Mount Khangchendzonga – the Guardian deity of Sikkim – being the third highest mountain in the world, soaring to the height of 28,168 feet.
		Prayer flags fly at lakes, springs, glaciers and waterfalls.
		Some glaciers in Sikkim are Zemu, Rathong and Lonak.
	www.worldmarcopolo.com /sikkim_overview.html (1000 words)

	Kanchanjunga Trek
		As the trail gains altitude, gorgeous views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Kanchanjunga, four of the worlds five highest mountains make the trek rewarding.
		Approaching Yalung glacier and crossing a series of passes, the views become more magnificent.
		The trail reaches Pangpema (4800m.) which is the base camp for Kanchunjunga expedition.
	www.angritatreks.com /kanchanjunga.htm (111 words)

	Kangchenjunga Pictures [Impressions from MyHimalayas]
		Walking up the glacier to Jannu base camp.
		Climbing this face is considered to be one of the most difficult climbs.
		Leaving high camp and climbing the first couloir in the dawn, glacier and Kangbachen in the background.
	www.myhimalayas.com /kangchenjunga/image (500 words)

	Expedition of Sikkim, the Beautiful Himalayas Swiss
		On its West side is the massif 31 Kms long Zemu Glacier.
		Various explorers and mountaineers have claimed to have seen YETI or its foot prints in the vicinity of the mountain and its glacier,- "The Abominable Snowman" has its place in folklore.
		The verdant green landscape of Sikkim is broken here and there by waterfalls that leap out of the hillside to the valley floors in plumes of white.
	www.21cep.com /nepal/sk.htm (4457 words)

	Kanchanjunga Trek, Strenuous, Trekking in kanchanjunga, least trekked region, most beautiful region, rhododendron ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Kanchanjunga is the third highest of the world's peaks and one of the most remote trekking areas in the Nepal Himalaya.
		Returning to Gunsa you then cross the Lapsung La Pass and trek on to the Yalung Glacier and Kanchanjunga Base Camp.
		This really is still exploratory trekking and you must be prepared to take the trail as it comes.
	www.ultimatenepal.com.np /kanchanjunga.php (238 words)

	ECOSYSTEM
		Tista and Rangit, which originates respectively, from Cholamu Lake and Rathong Glacier, are the two major rivers of the State.
		of Mountains/Peaks, 21 Glaciers, 227 High altitude lakes and wetlands and over 104 rivers and streams.
		The Sikkim Himalayas has excellent scope for value added eco-tourism and traditions.
	www.sikkimipr.org /GENERAL/ecosystem/ecosystem.htm (1722 words)

	Kanchenjunga Base Camp
		The lovely monastery in Ghunsa makes for an interesting visit before the first glimpse of a sea of unclimbed peaks including Jannu (25,289ft), know as "Mystery Peak" or "Terror Peak" is visible.
		The trail goes on to reach the edge of the Kanchenjunga Glacier and, after crossing the lateral moraine you will come to the junction of Lhonak Glacier (15,680ft) and the valley beyond it.
		The campsite at Lhonak can be reached by crossing this junction, an undisturbed landscape of unspeakable beauty.
	www.himalayanglacier.com.np /fixed_departure/kanchenjungha_base_camp.php (443 words)

	Kanchenjungha Walungchung Gola Trek (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		Trekking in Kachenjunga area is an experience of the remoteness, mountain views of Kanchenjungha range, various flora and fauna and local culture.
		Trek starting lowlands through rhododendron forests and villages of east Nepal up to the glacier.
		Lapsang La is a little bit technical route otherwise it requires a good walking experience and a good physical form.
	www.ecologygreen.com /kanchenwalung.php (331 words)

	Happy Adventure Treks & Expedition : Kanchenjunga Base Camp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-29)
		The climax of this trek in both altitude and scenic splendour,is undoubtedly A few more days - hike upto the glacier and to Pangpema from Ghunsa.
		Numerous Buddhist Mani Walls and chortens add more attraction to Trekkers.
		Lonak - visit Pangpema (5205m) - Lonak, 6 hrs.
	www.happyadventuretreks.com /kanchenjunga.php (194 words)

	Kanchanjunga BC Trek, Kanchanjunga Trek, Kanchanjunga Base Camp Trek
		The longest trek in Nepal provides the opportunity to view cardamom farming in the lowest altitude to panoramic view of the mountain view of the mountains and Yalung glacier at the higher altitude.
		You will be greeted by Namaste of Dhunse, Cherang village which are located in the virgin land rich in flora and fauna.
		Day 10: Lonak - Pangpema Kanchanjunga base camp back to Lonak (day hiking) 5500m.
	www.monterosa-nepal.com /trekking/makalu-kan-kanchanjunga-bc.htm (304 words)

	...Is Yet Revenge!
		There were Turok and Lonak, the two wealthiest slavelords in the Alliance, who, with Turhan, supervised the slave trade network.
		The white hair, cut short, framed a feminine face, her skin nearly white with a touch of green.
		Her eyes were steely, pale, but hard and cold as a glacier.
	www.fastcopyinc.com /orionpress/2275-2283_The_Second_Hiatus/isyetrevenge.htm (16428 words)

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