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From Lukla to Base Camp, the trek tested me physically and mentally. The views of snow-capped peaks every morning were magical. Tea breaks and friendly locals kept spirits high. Base Camp itself was absolutely surreal.

The mountains were breathtaking. What surprised me was the people. How do people adapt to such high altitudes?, never thought I would make friends along the way and share my unforgettable journey with them. I was skeptical at the beginning of the trek, but as I pushed myself to walk. I thank myself for the decision, because along the way I was stunned after what I saw.

The road journey was long and exhausting, and the food was very simple. Some nights were so cold I couldn’t sleep properly. Still, when I finally saw Kailash up close, all the tiredness felt lighter and my heart felt calm.

Man, what a time it was to be there. Predicting the weather was so tough. The views were mental. Some bits were totally steep, and I was gasping for breath half the time, but honestly, totally worth the hassle.

As an Australian trekking to EBC, I noticed how international the trail actually is. There were travellers from almost every nation, at least that's what I felt. It genuinely felt as if Everest Base Camp was a global meeting point, with people from every corner of the world who shared the same goal

Even as someone from the Himalayas, the altitude around Kailash is serious. The long overland drive was tiring, but spiritually the journey felt powerful. It reminded me to respect mountains, not challenge them.

The forest sections were beautiful and soothing, though the uphill climbs were tiring. I enjoyed the slower pace and less crowded trail. The final viewpoint made all the effort worthwhile.

Had  fun time during Everest trek managed by Sulav. Though the path was difficult had a spiritual connect with the himlayas. Handsoff to the team