Kang La Pass

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Kang La Pass
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Kang La Pass. The route to Manang is to the north, and view of Annapurna Range from Kang la pass
Elevation 5,306 m (17,408 ft) [1]
Location Nepal
Range Himalayas

Kang La Pass or Kang La is a mountain pass in the Manang District of Gandaki Province of Nepal. The path starts in Nar village.

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References

  1. Annapurna; Tilicho & Naar-Phu (Map). 1:125,000. Cartography by Himalayan Maphouse Pvt Ltd. Nepa Maps. August 2009. § B5-B6. ISBN   99933-2-307-1.