EVEREST BASE CAMP TREK NEPAL - Ultimate Packing List!🇳🇵

Preparing for your Everest Base Camp Trek in Nepal? 🇳🇵 We'll show you the ULTIMATE packing list for your EBC trek in Nepal. We did our EBC trek without a porter, so we had to be mindful about what to pack (and not to pack). However, it turned out we did take too much! And believe us, every gram counts. So please, learn from our mistakes and watch this video! 🏔️

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00:00 introduction packing list Everest Base Camp Trek
00:55 trekking backpack
01:35 shoes
03:15 clothing
10:30 sleeping bag & liner
11:41 toiletries & medicines
14:47 baby wipes
15:16 other important stuff
16:48 snacks
17:32 water bottle
17:44 things we forgot...
18:48 health supplements
19:14 weight of our backpacks
19:43 extra tip for photographers
20:27 thanks for watching!

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[LetsMeetAbroad]

🔔 WE FORGOT SOME STUFF! The most important: EARPLUGS (!). There are so many street dogs outside and they all start to bark in the evening, so you really need earplugs! And we also forgot a cap for the sun and sunglasses. That’s it. Thanks for watching and we are wishing you all the best for your EBC trek adventure! If you have any questions about the trek, just let's know! We're happy to help you. 😊

[tonygriffin_]

Interesting video. I did all three of my EBC treks solo, first back in 1998, walking from Jiri to Lukla over 10 days and then Lukla to EBC and back to Lukla over another 12 days or so, then again in 1999 and 2000, Lukla to EBC and back with a summit of Imja Tse on the 2nd trek. It was easier in some ways - didn't have to worry about mobile phones, internet access or how a digital camera would hold up to those Minus 20C nights at Lobuche as none of those things were generally available at the time! I took a 35mm camera (Pentax Espio, compact but with what was the biggest zoom lens available as part of the body). I took hundreds of photos and got them developed in Khatmandu as it was about a fifth of the price of having them done in the UK. I carried a double-sleeved cup with an iodine filter built in that was easy to carry and that I could dip into rivers and streams without worrying about what was in the water - it was 90% glacier water so just very, very cold. I miss Nepal so nice to get some glimpses of it again. Thanks for that.

[dixonpeter]

Wow, great advice, I'm going in March and all the video's I've seen state the obvious all the time. You've answered a lot of my questions that I couldn't find straight answers too! Thanks!

[justas_hikes]

Thank you for the information. Peak design clip is really a game changer if you make videos. I'm looking forward to do Everest Base or Annapurna circuit this year.

[myhandle]

2 important questions that probably nobody discussed so far. 1. Booking of the teahouses? What was your experience and what would you recommend for the solo hikers? 2. Potable water in the whole trails - how much did you carry when you started and what was your strategy to refill the bottles? Thanks!

[NomadBaba]

*Amazing Achivement 👏❣️ I al also did 2700 km walk without single lift or vehicle "Jaipur To Kanyakumari By Walk 👣"*

[jorab]

Thanks for the informative vlog! Which month did you do the EBC? We are planning to go in October.

[sindhubm]

Thank you for such an informative video!
I’m going next month - October 2024.
I wanted to know what time of the year you went since you mentioned there were days when it did get hot.

[erik_carter_art]

I'm so happy to be able to binge-watch your videos! ^_^ You're my new favorite travel couple! Hehe

[biekevan]

Bedankt voor alle tips! Vraagje voor Myra; weet je toevallig nog waar je je down shoes hebt gekocht? 😊

[sowjanyaedumudi]

Great video guys. What camera gear did you guys take and how did you manage all the charging stuff!

[NapoleonDynamites]

Great video as always informative and entertaining 👍

[tenu-vaskar]

thanks for sharing. This gonna help us planning. We are looking forward to do Everest Base next year 🤩

[pocketduces]

Guys, great video and informative. Can you please share the link for the Buff, Adi mentioned. Thanks, and you guys are awesome. Congrats on the trek.

[akashpoudel]

Financial part.
Can you explain about your expenditure in total ebc trekking.

[nama]

Brilliant video with really good info. Thanks a lot.

[gannuganesh]

You guys are awesome loved your every videos.

[szewendieu]

Cool! Which month were you at nepal? also the sea to summit link in description is down

[Nishantkumar-pgfy]

Thanks guys :) You saved a lot of time and I’ve saved your video. Will watch again while shopping for next hiking 😁😁

[ITRAVELHD]

what is the total cost including hote, accommodation, baggege cost, plane ticket, food and all. Final Cost Plz (Approx)