Honza "Tráva" Trávníček: Něha Himálaje

When you are fifteen years old, you have a number two of the gym, thick glasses and a very strongly developed resistance to winter… The last thing you want is to climb somewhere in an 8,000 -meter and without supportive oxygen. But if you fall in love with the mountains, taking pictures and still meet some grass on those Himalayan grinds, it is only a matter of time before you go up with the back of the photo technology. This was exactly what happened to Petr Jan Juraček from the Faculty of Science, Charles University, who left the world of crustaceans and natural sciences three times to set out on the side of the most beautiful mountain of the planet, Ama Dablam, and the eighth of the planet twice. Both of them, in addition to a lot of fun, experienced many suffering and crisis situations, but they could not overcome their enthusiasm and the love of the mountains, which they captured together in unique photographs. Their common narrative will certainly not be a factual travelogue, but rather a very colorful multimedia show accompanied by sparkling interjections. You can also look forward to a photographic book of the same name and demonstrations from the tenderness of the Himalayas.