Thanks for the kind words Roman. Glad you enjoyed the post. And yes – these sorts of adventures must be done. ☺

It has to be seen in person to be believed. Wowsers. I hope you get to do this one-day as well Claire. Thanks!

Thanks for checking out the series Anushka. Happy Travels!

Thanks for checking out the adventure. Glad you enjoyed the photos. If you have been wanting to go, go. It’s a very special place.

Awesome. I am familiar with your top three and all are great! I will look into Andy Cave- haven’t read his yet. Thanks for the tips.

Sorry – just spotted this – it’s been a bit of a hectic work week. I guess I’m a fan of the classics. I’ll read anything by Joe Simpson over and over. I’ve also read Simon Yates’ account of that trip – I saw him speak a few months ago, and he was really interesting on Patagonia. Jon Krakauer’s Into Thin Air would be in my top three. I imagine none of those would be new titles to you though, so I’m not sure I’ve expanded your reading list at all. Maybe Andy Cave’s Learning To Breathe?

Thanks Danik – go after your dream and make it happen. Seeing these sights in person is like no other experience.

Thanks Sophie – You and you friends should definitely go and experience the Everest Region!

Thanks Anne! Very excited to have reached EBC and looking forward to going again on a different route. If you are into trekking – deffo make sure you get there to experience it for yourself.

Thanks Melody. It’s a shame you didn’t get the opp to go. I think you would be surprised at the how much easier the trek is than your mind currently thinks. If you take the main EBC route, the path is well trodden. It’s the altitude that give most people their issues but that is easily solved by taking your time and acclimatising properly. Nepal is super beautiful – I can’t wait to go back. Hope you get your chance to get there. 🙂