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  • The Tsangpo River flows below 7150m Gyala Peri in one of world's deepest canyons.
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  • The Tsangpo River flows below 7150m Gyala Peri in one of world's deepest canyons.
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  • 23,930' Gyala Peri is one of the highest peaks in the eastern Himalaya.
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  • CHINA, TIBET, Himalaya.  Sunrise on Mount  Gyala Peri (7150m), one of highest peaks in the eastern Himalaya.
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  • A village sits besides fields in the Lunang Valley of Tibet, China.  The slopes of of 7294m Mount Gyala Peri - a major summit of the eastern Himalaya - rise in the background.
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  • 23,930' Mount Gyala Pheri is one of the highest peaks in Eastern Himalaya
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  • A trekker scans the Tsangpo River Gorge, one of world's deepest canyons.
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  • Tibet’s Tsangpo River (Brahmaputra) turns abruptly east after flowing north between two 23-000+ foot peaks in the Tsangpo Gorge, one of the world’s deepest canyons. In the foreground it merges with the Po Tsangpo River. Clouds hide Mount Namcha Barwa.
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  • A mountaineer walk near Gyala Village  in the Tsangpo River Gorge, one of the world’s deepest canyons, in remote southeastern Tibet, China. Behind is 23,930 ft  [Mount] Gyala Peri. The foot of 25,531′ Namche Barwa soars to the right.
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  • 23,930-foot Gyala Peri towers above the Tsangp River Gorge, one of the world’s deepest canyons, in remote southeastern Tibet, China.
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  • TIBET, Tsangpo Gorge. Yarlung Tsangpo River <br />
(Brahmaputra) flows below 7150m Mt. Gyala Peri in one of world's deepest canyons (Himalaya).
    TS 2699.jpg
  • Avalanche debris from a glacier on 23,930-foot Gyala Peri tumbles into the Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) River Gorge-one of the world’s deepest canyons- in remote southeastern Tibet, China.
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  • The ridge lines of Namcha Barwa (back) & Gyala Peri (right) embrace the dramatically winding Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) River as it winds through the Tsangpo Gorge, one of the world’s deepest canyons.
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  • Descending from both the right and the left, alternating ridges of 25,531ft  (7782m) Namcha Barwa (L) and 23,930ft (7294m) Gyala Peri are divided by  in the Tsangpo River Gorge, one of the world’s deepest canyons, in remote southeastern Tibet, China.
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  • An expedition stops at a hunt looking into the Tsangp River Gorge, one of the world’s deepest canyons, in remote southeastern Tibet, China.  Bethind are ridges from Mounts Namcha Barwa and Gyala Peri.
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  • TIBET, Tsangpo Gorge. Yarlung Tsangpo River <br />
(Brahmaputra) flows below 7150m Mt. Gyala Peri in one of world's deepest canyons (Himalaya).
    TS 2695.jpg