Everest Camp II (2) — Hotel in Khumbupasanglahmu

It was, well, alright I guess. Complimentary breakfast was alright, toast, jam, various fruits. Played bingo at the pavilion in the afternoon which was fun, although I have to say the sherpa caller was a little hard to hear so it made for a couple false bingos which was a little annoying. As far as the views, I mean, you get what you get. It's a little cloudy in the mornings by mid day it clears up a bit but all you're seeing is a rock and yeah I guess it's a big rock but as other reviewers said too the brochure makes it look a lot bigger (false advertising) I'm giving a 3 star review simply because cell service was not an issue, I got 3 bars at the top of the mountain and was able to chill for a bit and...

This had to be the first in this list because every trekker dreams of this ultimate trekking expedition. But it is not for all people. In case you did not know, there are two Everest base Camp Treks. From Tibet, you can access the North Base Camp Trek and the South Base Camp Trek can be accessed from Nepal. It is indeed a blessing that both the camps offer facilities to get you accustomed to the shivering cold and high altitude so that you will be prepared mentally and physically before you ascent the Alpine Giant. You can rest for some time and even spend a few days at the Base Camp to get your- self used to the atmosphere. You can catch the glimpse of the Everest and indulge in the pleasure of reaching...

This is the 21st century and there is absolutely no provision for the disabled at this camp, there was no place to charge the battery on my wheelchair. All was not lost as I persuaded a Sherpa to carry me up to the viewing point at the top of the mountain, thank goodness I remembered my American Express card because the Sherpa charged a fortune with the feeble excuse that he was risking his life to get me up to the summit, and he had a problem getting the card machine to work too. The view was pretty good but I was hoping to see the sea from the top but you can't so that was a disappointment. When we got down I offered the Sherpa a $5 tip but he rudely told me where to shove my good American dollars,...