It is an experience that we will certainly never forget. If you like the outdoors, I would suggest looking into it – you may be surprised how much easier it is to achieve.

If you never get out on these trails, hopefully the videos and the pictures make you feel like you are there. 🙂 The best part for me is working through the challenge and being rewarded with some of mother nature’s most stunning works of art. Cheesy, but those moments also seem to leave an imprint on me.

Yes – the air was very thin.  Even with being in the region a while and the body having acclimatised, it doesn’t make THAT much easier. It’s a mental thing as well I think. Staying focused and working on achieving the milestones along the way were key to us getting through the trek. Thanks for the kind words.

Oats are deffo the way to go – even if it’s boring and tasteless lol. In terms of the route, a lot of trekkers do take the route in the opposite direction as its easier to acclimatize, but we wanted to take a route that allowed us to see more of the region with limited backtracking on the same trails. We got the views in the end – and they were of course stunning.

Thanks for the kind words. It was on my bucket list for ages and glad we got the opportunity to finally tackle this. Great that you added it to yours – just don’t leave it there for too long. 🙂

Amazing – I really want to go back to Nepal and trek the Annapurna circuit. Did you find it difficult? It must be just as beautiful as the Everest region. Thanks for checking DomOnTheGo out Flavio.

Thanks for the kind words and checking us out. I love going back through the videos myself – makes me feel like I am back there again.