A Taiwanese woman surnamed Huang seen waving a flag on the Everest Base Camp (EBC) in a set of Taiwan's national flag print bikini.
The photo draws attention from netizens as the picture was released in public by female local photographer Min Ping-fang with series of spectacular photos towards EBC in Nepal.
Min wrote in a Facebook post that her team spent seven days to walk to the Everest Base Camp starting from Oct. 4. EBC sanding at an altitude of 5,364 meters, is the foot of the Mt. Everest, with temperature of around -4 degrees Celcius.
“Although I didn’t see the peak of the Mt. Everest; I was blessed to get to the Everest Base Camp,” Min wrote on a post.
Despite the cold weather, the Taiwanese mountaineer, who was wearing a flag print bikini, told that she wore the bikini to introduce Taiwan to others. “I brought the bikini while I was on the Seven Summits,” Huang said. Check Photos below courtesy of 攝界敏平方.
The photo draws attention from netizens as the picture was released in public by female local photographer Min Ping-fang with series of spectacular photos towards EBC in Nepal.
Min wrote in a Facebook post that her team spent seven days to walk to the Everest Base Camp starting from Oct. 4. EBC sanding at an altitude of 5,364 meters, is the foot of the Mt. Everest, with temperature of around -4 degrees Celcius.
“Although I didn’t see the peak of the Mt. Everest; I was blessed to get to the Everest Base Camp,” Min wrote on a post.
Despite the cold weather, the Taiwanese mountaineer, who was wearing a flag print bikini, told that she wore the bikini to introduce Taiwan to others. “I brought the bikini while I was on the Seven Summits,” Huang said. Check Photos below courtesy of 攝界敏平方.
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