Kangchenjunga, at the Nepal-Sikkim boundary of NE India, is, at 8,585 metres, the third highest mountain in the world. Only a few Western trekkers have been able to make this epic journey along foothill ridges, ingeniously terraced slopes settled by hill peoples, across lofty passes to the very heartland of the great Himalayan mountains. Kev Reynolds has been there at different times as journalist, as author and as broadcaster. Now he brings his amazing pictures to Purley Lit so we can enjoy this most beautiful walk without moving from our chairs.

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