Photo 9 - Crossing a suspension bridge
Photo 9 - Crossing a suspension bridge
The path is steep, offering few alternatives. River crossings are most often done via suspension bridges. There are thousands of them in Nepal — as many as there are rivers flowing from the countless glaciers.
Caravans of muleteers, carrying supplies to the high-altitude lodges, cross paths with tourists. Each must wait for the other to pass. This shared pause becomes a suspended moment, outside of time.
You look, observe, discover — or rediscover. Little by little, you ease into the trek, this unusual journey born from the curiosity that brought you here.