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As a trekker myself, the EBC trek felt both humbling and exhilarating, with landscapes that were even more breathtaking than I had expected. The hospitality of the Sherpas and the well-organized teahouses made the journey much easier despite the high altitude challenges.

The trek pushed me to my limits, but the beauty around every corner made it worthwhile. The teahouses were cozy, and the local people so welcoming. Reaching Base Camp was a dream come true. I’ll carry these memories forever.

When I arrived in Nepal, I never imagined I would come to love the nature of this country so much. Especially the mountains; when I think of mountains, I think of Mount Everest. The trail was challenging at times, but the views that unfolded before my eyes were indescribable. I truly felt the beauty of the landscape.

I set out for Everest Base Camp, acknowledging the challenges. But nothing prepared me for the scale of it. The trails wind endlessly, morning freezes your fingers, and altitude headaches are merciless. But each day brought happiness and small victories. A hot cup of tea at 4000 meters, and chat with strangers. Reaching base camp was surreal. Not the finish line, obviously, but a moment of quiet triumph and awe.

The trail felt timeless and evergreen. This trek was the best example of high effort, high reward. Felt the warm welcome from the Himalayas. The trail has it's own charm. I'll savour this experience forever.

Altitude hit hard, and the cold mornings were brutal. Still, the mountains were spectacular. Meeting fellow trekkers made the journey fun, and the scenery kept me going. Reaching Base Camp felt surreal and humbling.

I have walked dozens of treks, but none of them felt like the EBC trek. The trek was no less than a hassle and a challenge. Nonetheless, that is what makes a trek even more adventurous. locals and travel organizers were helpful from the beginning, had an amazing time there.

To have Mt Everest upfront was emotional in a way I did not expect; people were very easy to talk to, and guides were helpful at every step of the trek. The journey was exhausting at times, but absolutely unforgettable.