model released: David Breashears. The background mountain, 23,930' Gyala Peri, is one of the highest in the eastern Himalaya. Just a few miles behind the camera is 25,445' Namcha Barwa. For unexplained reasons, the Yarlung Tsangpo River turns north bet | AlpenImage Photography Archive

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A trekker scans the Tsangpo River Gorge, one of world's deepest canyons.

Copyright: © Gordon Wiltsie
Image Size: 3399x5144 / 5.8MB; www.alpenimage.com
Keywords: Brahmaputra, China, David Breashears, Gyala Peri mountain, Himalaya, Himalayan Region, Tibet, Tsangpo, Tsangpo Gorge, Yarlung, avalanches, binoculars, canyon, debris, geology, river
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A trekker scans the Tsangpo River Gorge, one of world's deepest canyons.