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My Journey To The Amazing Everest Base Camp – Syed Akhtar

Everest (8848 m) being the top of the world, reaching the base camp in itself is full of adventure. Let me summarize my experience here:

The exhilarating flight to Lukla

The twenty five minutes flight from Kathmandu to Lukla offering the amazing views of mountains was one of the most memorable flights I had ever experienced.

The people and the service

Nepalese are very friendly people. But we found the people in the mountains more special. Their smile and hospitality made us feel so good. And their cooking skills is really praiseworthy. And of course the Dal Bhat was different in every tea houses and carried their own specialty. The life of the people in the mountains is hard. Yet they carry special smile all the time and do their duties. Even without any means of transportation, they have made the beautiful tea houses with a lot facilities to make the stay of the trekkers comfortable.

The Trek

The thirteen days of trekking gifted us with the most beautiful views. We traveled through villages, forests, and even got to visit the monasteries along the way. As we moved up, the terrain changed from green forests to barren lands but the beauty of what we got to see remained constant. The more we moved up, we forgot the tiredness with the relief to our eyes. When we reached the base camp, the sigh of relief and the smile Mount Everest were incomparable. The next day early in the morning, we climbed Kalapatthar to see the spectacular sunrise from the altitude of 5545 m.

In conclusion, me and my team would like to thank Nepal Social team for helping us with our travel. Would surely visit Nepal again and my next journey would be Annapurna Base Camp.

Thank you Nepal and wonderful people at Nepal Social Treks. 

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Basu Panday

Basu Panday started his journey in tourism and hospitality as a support staff 17 years ago. He has travelled all the Himalayan region as trekking staff and trekking guide, and have climbed 6000+ meters several trekking peaks in the Himalaya. He often leads trips in Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan and India. He had travelled to many other countries such as Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, Sweden, Romania, Lithuania, Greece, Denmark Spain, Australia and the USA for promotion of Nepal’s tourism.  After working as support staff, then tour and trek guide, he eventually fulfilled his desire to start his own company, Nepal Social Treks and Expedition, in 2006. Basu is friendly and he is the one who answers most of your trip questions. So if you have any inquiry about our trip, don't be shy. Write to us.
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