European trekkers on Everest Highway

Europeans trek the Everest Highway near the village of Phakding in eastern Nepal on March 3, 2015, before high season. Mountain tourism is booming in Nepal as the highway attracts trekkers and climbers from abroad. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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