A Vietnamese Boy Climbing The Himalayas 7 Times And Aspires To The North Pole

Giang Hoang has set foot in the Himalayas 7 times, witnessed a terrible earthquake in Nepal in 2015. A Vietnamese man 7 times climbed the Himalayas and aspires to the North Pole Initially, Giang Hoang (real name is Hoang Le Giang, 28 years old) traveled mainly to satisfy his passion for photography, but then got inspired and tried his hand at climbing, crossing glaciers.Giang Hoang was on a mountain climbing in the Himalayas when the earthquake was nearly 8 The magnitude occurred in Nepal 4/2015. This is the strongest earthquake in this country since 1934.Giang Hoang stands in front of clouds and majestic mountains

. Photo: NVCC "Life is impermanent, let's be kind to each other." Remember when the whole group was having lunch at a basecamp (mountain-climbing rest stations), then a tremor, followed by a fierce landslide. echoes occur For the first time Giang Hoang understood the magnitude of an earthquake.



The tour guide anxiously called home but could not reach anyone because the system line was down.Some people demanded to return to the city, but after consultation, the group was about 6 The member decided to continue moving forward on the grounds that everything in the city at that time was ruined, chaotic, the number of deaths was several thousand. If they return there will be no electricity and no drinking water. While in the mountain, the electricity system is still running and drinking water from the stream flows out of Giang Huang once groped in the snow to cross the glacier. When climbing, Giang Hoang saw thousands of people descending. Everyone who met them advised his group to return because the way up had collapsed, but everyone still kept their intentions. The eateries along the way were closed, the owner left out of danger The whole group persistently climbed until evening then stopped to rest for one night.



Everyone who was sleeping ran away, but I was too tired to sleep. In the morning, I saw everyone dozing off outside ", Giang Hoang said. The group continued to go up to Annapurna Base Camp at an altitude of 4,130 meters. Due to landslide, the road ahead is quite narrow. However, there is not really no way as everyone says, if you look closely, there is still a way up. To be safe, the whole group removed all the backpacks outside, just wore sweaters and brought water and then entered. After a few days, finally getting where it was needed. Back in the city, even though the government had cleaned it up by that time, the scene of disintegration still enveloped.



Jiang Huang no longer recognized beautiful Nepal a few days ago. "Looking at the devastation after the earthquake, I realized that life was too impermanent, telling myself to be kind to others. We don't know if that was the last time we talked to them. Maybe I will, or they leave. No one knows anything in advance, ”Giang Hoang shared his views on life after the earthquake. People who crossed the glaciers and were infatuated with the stars in the sky, Jiang Hoang chose to climb mountains to enjoy the adventure. He said that at first, he loved photography, and he felt better when going mountain. In order to climb the mountain, he needed health, so he started exercising again.



When practicing with a strong intensity, he wants to push his limit so he climbed higher, went further, to spectacular and spectacular places.Giang Hoang also admitted that he loved the feeling of standing in the middle of mountains, without ripple. noise, only footsteps. Occasionally the camp heard a few laughter, horses, and the sound of cooking. When you lie down at night, just open the lid to see a starry sky, which belongs to nature but can never be seen in the busy city due to light pollution. like to go across glaciers, sometimes even jump into a cold river just to feel the freedom. But it is also these glaciers that make him even more aware of environmental changes and the noticeable impact on global warming. Once Giang Hoang and his group were preparing to cross the glacier.



If the previous times the river froze hard for everyone to pass safely, this time it was snowing on the river. For adventurous climbers, when it snows, the weather isn't very cold, which means thinner ice every year. Not to mention the blizzard just passed, which made the expedition not see the degree of freezing of the ice. They could still go inside, but not sure if the tape was still hard enough to come back out. It is expected that with this situation, by 2030 this area will no longer snow, so when returning to Vietnam, Giang Hoang is very conscious in calling for environmental protection, and participating in activities to help people understand. more clearly on the effects of global warming. The starry scene at night during the rest camp. Photo: NVCC.



Dream of conquering the North Pole Trying yourself with 7 times to climb the Himalayas seems not enough for Giang Hoang. He is trying hard to "race" in a competition to be able to turn his dream of reaching the North Pole into reality. If he is lucky to win, he wants to bring cocoa beans and Vietnamese coffee to introduce to world friends. Giang Hoang's dream to the North Pole was cooked for a long time, because of the movies he watched as a child, when have nh.

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