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This document provides information about climbing Mount Everest. It discusses that this week's trip is to Asia, specifically Nepal, to climb Mount Everest. Key facts provided include that Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world at 8,848 meters tall and on the border of Nepal and China. It takes approximately 40 days and passing through 4 camps to reach the summit, or top of the mountain.
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- 5. THIS WEEK, WE ARE GOING… • CONTINENT? • ASIA • COUNTRY? • NEPAL
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- 8. • 8848 METERS TALL • THERE ARE 4 CAMPS BEFORE THE TOP. • THE TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN IS CALLED “THE SUMMIT” • IT TAKES 40 DAYS TO GET TO THE TOP!
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