National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 9月19日 05時56分
From @natgeoadventure's #NGAEverestTakeover EVEREST REVEALED [10/12] by @Renan_Ozturk // Meet Yangee Doma Sherpa, born and raised in the Everest region. Unlike a lot of Sherpas who mostly just climb for the money, she has a much deeper motivation. When she was young her father died on Everest, lost in a crevasse between camp 1 and 2. After his death, life for her family wasn’t easy. She was forced to quit school and stay at home to take care of her grandmother. As she grew up, her burning desire to climb Everest was not only a way to honor her father, but also an opportunity for a better life. She was a part of my expedition team in 2014, and I witnessed her say goodbye to her grandmother that season, telling her she was going “trekking” so she wouldn’t worry. In this photo, Yangee, like most climbers and characters in #EverestMovie, is performing a “puja,” a Buddhist ritual, before heading to base camp to Chomolungma, the mother goddess, in hopes of safe passage.
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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