Everest Camp I — Hotel in Khumbupasanglahmu

Travellers Basecamp changes every year with the shifting of the khumbu icefall. Mountaineering Basecamp is on the other side of the ice and can be seen from TEBC.

The journey is the best part of getting up here. Trekking through the different villages, temples and observing how the culture minutely changes village to village, day to day.

We trekked alone up to EBC and on our way met so many wonderful people from all over the world. From former Sherpas who had summited Everest multiple times now farmers and innkeepers to small children who just wanted us to play with them. I was carrying my lacrosse gear, #Lacrosse, so I taught them how to play and left all my gear for them.

We donated school supplies to local schools and children as part of an online sharing program we signed up for through UC Davis.

The actual Basecamp was a trek in and of itself. The whole path after Gorak Shep is all ice. Somewhat difficult because you could visibly see the ice melting as the seasons where shifting (we were there late September) but the ends justify the means here as we were treated to an open sky, the rain has stopped and we watched as ice shifted and fell off of Lhotse. Definitely a trip to do again, and go...

Base Camp of the top of the world which is located on North eastern Nepal on Solukhumbu district, the journey began after flying to Lukla Airport (most dangerous airport on Earth) than Trek for 7 days to reach Everest Base Camp which is 29029fit from see level. This is the place of dream for each & every individuals on Earth 8th wonder on Earth in...

Scary flight, followed by 7 days on foot trek to this place is well worth it. Never a dull moment, amazing views and amazing people. Very well traveled and well supplied region for being so far up in the sky. I will...