The village at the top of the world

Friday, March 16, 2012 - 09:22
Being Human
Daily Mail (UK)

At a height of 2,195 metres - or 7,200 feet - the Nepalese inhabitants of Nagarkot in the Himalayas can count Mount Everest among their nearest neighbours.

A hardy population of 3,500 people carve out an existence on the slopes of the steep mountains farming for centuries with traditional terraces to stop crops sliding away.

[h/t Kratos (Ghost of Sparta) at Ace of Spades]

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