National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 9月18日 05時03分
From @natgeoadventure's #NGAEverestTakeover EVEREST REVEALED [6/12] by @Renan_Ozturk // Yaks (and female naks) play such an important role in the Everest region not only for getting equipment to base camp but also in daily life. Most Sherpa families have a number of yaks that help them move food up the valley from the Sunday market. They also eat nak milk and cheese throughout the year, and, most important, the dung patties are crucial fuel to heat homes during in the winter time. These beautiful mountain creatures cannot survive at altitudes below ~9K feet and are highly respected in the region beyond their roles as the ‘“beasts of burden.” The yak herders themselves lead incredibly beautiful lives, ones I admire for what seems to me so peaceful an existence.
For the next few days, we'll be posting amazing images from Everest, sponsored by @EverestMovie. We'll also be making a donation to the @dZifoundation to aid in the post-earthquake disaster efforts in Nepal. #EverestMovie #Everest #NGAEverestTakeover
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