To me, Tusker Trail’s Everest Base Camp Trek is about the “why”? Why do I travel and why do I travel with Tusker Trail?
The trek to Everest Base Camp requires a wardrobe that is quickly interchangeable to suit the diverse topography and climate over your 38 mile journey.
The 38 mile trail to Everest Base Camp is in better shape today than it was before the devastating earthquake in April 2015, a testament to Nepal’s communal spirit and resilience.
Perhaps the hardest part of making it to Everest Base Camp is getting out of Kathmandu and the Khumbu Valley with your stomach unscathed.
The disastrous earthquake in Nepal left many asking if trekking and climbing in the Everest region would return? The simple answer is yes.
This 38 mile trek isn’t about ego-driven peak bagging. It’s a cultural and spiritual journey with some of the world’s most breathtaking scenery thrown in.
Three months after the devastating earthquake, the people of Nepal are making progress on the long road to normalcy.
Nearly a month after Nepal was rocked by a 7.8 earthquake, its people are very much in need.