Terrible. Not weelchair accessible, very cold, frozen bodies scattered around. Do NOT go here. I hate this. DO! NOT! GO! Full review by Aidan D
Jul 25, 2024
We took 16 leisurely days for this trek. We flew from Manthali to Lukla. Below is elevation of both starting place name and destination name with each day's walk in hours: Lukla 2860m <> Phakding (… Full review by DrRThapa
May 7, 2024
Never reached the summit but the views of the town from high up were incredible. Hope to summit this monster one day but until then i’ll cherish the amazing environment. The national park was also be… Full review by aaronthemountaineer1
Hiking to Base Camp with my 12 year o ld son at end of October. Have read an awful lot or horror stories about Altitude Sickness which have made m extremely nervous. Aside from staying dehydrated with at least 3-4L of water per day; walking very slowly; taking Diamox & Ibuprofen before, during and after the trek; is there anything else to help avoid it, please?
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Trekking on the Himalaya you have to consider about previsions of altitude sickness. You must to drink hot water in the morning and evening to avoid hypothermia. You should drink 3L …
Trekking on the Himalaya you have to consider about previsions of altitude sickness. You must to drink hot water in the morning and evening to avoid hypothermia. You should drink 3L water every day during the trek (better to drink before 4 pm ). You should have changed your walking inner cloths avoid pneumonia. Walking slowly way up and rest on every 100m up. Every day overnight not gain 400m altitude. And every 1000m you must have to overnight 1 day more rest. Even more important thing to do a day hike height gain 200m elevation than your overnight lodge altitude. If you are able to do such thing you avoid taking any kinds of altitude medication.
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