Trekking to Everest Base Camp is not for the faint of heart. I trained for several months before my base camp trek and still found it extremely challenging. I also found the food and accommodations very challenging as well! Here is my Everest Base Camp trek blog with a blow-by-blow account of each trek day. …
Everest Base Camp Trek Blog Posts
Planning a trip to Everest Base Camp? But like your creature comforts? Then this is the Everest Base Camp Trek Blog for you. What it is really like in the tea houses, what to pack, how I prepared – and most of all where to recover in style. It’s all here.
Stunning Scenery on the way to Everest Base Camp – pity about the accommodation
Before you go check out my Everest Base Camp Packing List. And use my Everest Base Camp Trek Itinerary – which includes what I would have done differently – to plan your trip.
Stunning views
Prepare yourself from the trek with my Everest Base Camp Trek Blog Day by Day guide and a detailed account of what the Nepal Tea House and Food are really like.
And then use my reviews of Dwarika Hotel Kathmandu and Dhulikhel Resort plus the best Places to Visit In Kathmandu to help you plan your post trek relaxing!
I did a lot of research about trekking in Nepal before I went on the EBC trek. There was quite a bit of general information but I really struggled to find much about what an actual Nepal tea house was like, would I be able to charge my phone, what to expect from Everest Base …
As the trekking capital of the world, Nepal isn’t normally associated with luxury. However, it is quite easy to find some more luxurious places to visit in Kathmandu at a relatively low cost. As Kathmandu is a 5-hour flight from Hong Kong and only a 4-hour flight from Qatar a long weekend makes more sense …
Let’s face it luxury is not the first word that comes to mind when you think of Nepal. So I was delighted to find Dhulikhel Resort Dwarika whilst googling during my trip planning phase. And after far too many Nepal Tea House stays on my Everest Base Camp Trek and crowded often dirty Kathmandu I …
One of the key elements of this blog is sleeping somewhere with a high thread count on the sheets. My ideal type of hotel is one that can be described as boutique. In an ideal world it would be locally owned but most of all I love a boutique hotel where things are done beautifully …