Primary school at Muztagata in Xinjiang Pamir, could be the highest school in the world

beijingwalker · Jul 26, 2020

Visit a village primary school at Muztagata in Xinjiang Pamir, could be the highest school in the world

This primary school in Taheman county is next to the Mount Muztagata in Xinjiang Pamir, This region is being called no go zone for humans due to harsh environment and extremely thin air, but tough local Tajiks still live there, so there comes this school.

beijingwalker · Jul 26, 2020

Due to the harsh almost all year round sub zero temperature, most physical education classes take place in the school's indoor gymnasium which is heated to keep the students warm.

beijingwalker · Jul 26, 2020

Children from this school having a dance party

beijingwalker · Jul 26, 2020

Happy carefree Tajik kids, everything in their lives is taken good care by the government, a fully happy childhood.

beijingwalker · Jul 26, 2020

This Pamir region is so cold, Company Tencent noticed that many students don't have warm enough winter clothes, so they bought winter clothes in Shenzhen and donated to the kids in this school.

beijingwalker · Sep 9, 2020

Those kids have to live in school, their villages are very small deep in the Pamir mountains and can not give proper education for them. The government provides free eduction, free school meals, free healthcare, free accommodation for those kids.

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beijingwalker · Nov 8, 2020

Hope all of them have a warm winter, those poor kids live in environmentally the most harsh region for humans in the world.

beijingwalker · Dec 31, 2020

The last day of 2020, volunteers set out at 6AM and drove 400 mountain roads to deliver winter clothes ,hats and scarfs to mountain Tajk and Kyrgyz children in Chinese Pamir regions, a very meaningful way to finish year 2020.