The mysterious footprint of the Snowman in Nepal

An American television channel investigating the existence of the legendary Snowman in Nepal was announced last Friday because they discovered similar traces of this mysterious creature's footprint.

The expedition team consists of 9 producers of the program Destination Truth, a TV channel that specializes in learning about mysterious creatures and strange phenomena in the world. They equipped infrared cameras, stayed in the icy Khumbu region around Mount Everest for a week and discovered these footprints by the River Manju at an altitude of 2,850 meters.

The TV channel said that one of the footprints discovered on Wednesday was about 30cm long, believed to be the same size and shape with the outline of a monkey's appearance and living in this snow cave. .

Josh Gates, currently leading a television exploration program and archaeological intern, was interviewed by Reuters when he returned to Kathmandu after the expedition: 'This footprint is very similar, I can't believe it's just a bear's trail. It is still a mystery to us now. '

The stories of the local people and tour guides in the Himalayas about a wild creature, furry leaves lurking in the mountains have stimulated the imagination of aspiring tourists to conquer Mount Everest from these 1920s.

Josh Gates held evidence of 'snowman footprint' in Nepal. (Photo: Reuters)

Many adventurous groups have followed the trail of this creature. Some even claimed that they found Snowman's footprints. However, no one has ever witnessed this creature and science still cannot prove that Snowman really exists .

Josh Gates added that the sandy prints of Snowman's footprints will be sent to the US for inspection. ' I am really excited because this footprint is still quite new and pristine, estimated to appear only in 24 hours before being discovered.' Gates believes this finding will help boost the investigation of the Snowman's existence.

Many people living around the Himalayan region believe that this mountain is the Snowman's residence and see Snowmen as guardians while others consider it a destroyer.

Ang Tshering, leader of Nepal's Mountain Exploration Association, has just returned from the Khumbhu area to believe in the existence of a mysterious Himalayan creature.

Snowman footprints (Photo: Reuters)