Ambarish has a keen interest in history, travel, and photography. I learned his father Prabir Kumar Goswami (“SriParabat”) was a renowned Bengali Novelist. Ambarish has articulated his life’s work from childhood, his deep interest in so many areas amazed me. Please visit his web site for his photo library. It is noted at the end of this article.
Tropical forest at around 10,000ft. Day 1 of hiking.
Giant Groundsel (Dendrosenecio Kilimanjaro), endemic plant on Mt. Kilimanjaro
Giant Groundsel (Dendrosenecio Kilimanjaro), in the cloud forest near Barranco Camp (13,066ft)
Mt. Kibo’s southern face with mighty Heim glacier, view from Barranco Camp, Mt. Kilimanjaro
Human caravan to Barafu Camp, Mt. Kilimanjaro
Under the watchful eye of mighty Mt. Mawenzi (16,890 ft).
Glacier’s Paws: Rebmann Glacier near Uhuru Peak, the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro.
On the way back. Looking back to the Uhuru Peak, from where we descended.
End of the day with a view of Mt Meru from the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro
Ambarish standing in front of the remains of Furtwangler Glacier, near Uhuru Peak, Mt. Kilimanjaro
Please visit web sites of Ambarish Goswami which is a photographic library http://www.jagatjorajaal.com/
To know him well, please go to his site http://www.ambarish.com
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