I also trekked to Everest Base Camp without taking a flight. It took me 12 days, from October 16th to 27th, 2022, to complete the EBC trek. Additionally, I successfully crossed Cho La Pass during that trek. This was my second trek, with my first being to Tsho Rolpa Lake.
Agree. And it’s also unlawful to do it without a guide. I understand the courage it took to do this trip but it’s not ethical or responsible to share this trip without local Nepali services.
When you decide to push through it's always an instant regret but when we reach the destination it is one of the most amazing feelings. Another beautiful edit and narration. ❤
Thank You for getting this out sooner than later! I am really enjoying your trek!! And don't feel bad if you have to spend an extra day or two at a tea house you are on your trek not on someone else's timeline relax and enjoy and don't forget to stock up on the snickers bars!! 🥰
Thanks for the immersive experience!! Would love to know more on how to prepare for the hike, things to take, insurances to buy and permits to obtain. Would appreciate a short video covering all the aspects of your trip in terms of planning the whole thing out.
I wish & hope you will one day do the K2-BC trek in Pakistan. It is 5x harder than this but the views & beauty is mindblowing. Accept the challenge for the future ✅️
15:13 the hotel owner is correct, a major portion from Namche to Tengboche is fairly flat followed by a steep incline. I was about to make the same mistake when I was there just a month back. There main trail is not there in maps.me. But hey, a missed trail is a great story ✌🏻
Wonderful videos, I did it with a flight to Luckla in December and wondered if it could be done without the flight ,which you've answered ,watched a lot of EBC trek videos, yours brought back a some wonderful memories
Great trek so far. There's always ups and downs but you two are handling it well. We're hoping to do EBC this year, so thanks for sharing! Safe travels!
Hi Flora, If I would be you trekking or hiking, I would avoid drinking tea. Pros of pure organic tea are: anti-infalmmatory, provides anti-oxidants and relaxes body temporarily (by opening up arteries) Cons of tea: Contains caffeine, which increases blood pressure, deprives sleep, increases heart beats or can cause irregular heart beats, shortness of breath, and is also bad for kidneys and liver etc. Many people get addicted to caffeine because when you stop taking it, migraines will hit you hard. Tea also contains tannins, which blocks absorptions of proteins (if consumed), iron, zinc and calcium. It also causes vitamin B1 defficiency, which in turn causes anxiety. Conclusion: If you must drink tea, do not drink just before or right after the meals (drink 2-3hrs later). Loose organic green tea is better than black tea because it contains less tannins. Also, if using tea bags, they must be bleach free. Only use purest water available to make tea. Drink tea in it's purest form as well (No milk, no additives, no herbs etc).
Your videos are beautiful! Thanks so much for listing your camera gear. Been looking at the s5ii lately. Your footage looks amazing. Would love to know if you’re shooting in a log profile and if you’re doing some color grading or if these are colors from a standard profile in camera. Thanks so much! Can’t wait to see more. I’m binging your old videos now ❤
Just love your vlogs❤️💝 based on positivity, pureness and a lot of entertainment, your content is just amazing❤️ would love to host you in pakistan in our house, lots of love from Pakistan❤️
I wonder why you chose to hike the usual Tengboche route as there is a much more impressive high trail on the other side of the valley. The Mong La - Phortse - Pangpoche High Scenic Trail offers vastly more amazing views high across the valley, lots of wildlife and practically no other trekkers. Only come down via Tengboche, makes absolutely no sense to hike the same low trail twice when there is a superior alternative available. You did not even have a guide to force you (they have no imagination) and could have walked any better route you have available.
You probably drank too much chai and water at Namche Bazaar that makes you wanna always pee 😅. The altitude sickness pills will only make you feel drowsy as part of its side effect.
No and diamox is only needed if you experience bad symptoms. For the vast majority of people the EBC trek is doable. Just prepare before and be fit, don’t push over your limit, go slow, acclimatize, stop and descend if you feel really bad, eat well and drink a lot of water, eat garlic a lot. I’ve done this trek twice and I can’t see any reason to take meds before the trek.
Just love your vlogs❤️💝 based on positivity, pureness and a lot of entertainment, your content is just amazing❤️ would love to host you in pakistan in our house, lots of love from Pakistan❤️
Takes me back to 2012 when I did it - trip of a life time and I’d go back in a heartbeat-- reliving every second watching your video 🎉
please tell me about ittttt
17:36 beautifully said. the porters are the real heroes of the mountain.
I also trekked to Everest Base Camp without taking a flight. It took me 12 days, from October 16th to 27th, 2022, to complete the EBC trek. Additionally, I successfully crossed Cho La Pass during that trek. This was my second trek, with my first being to Tsho Rolpa Lake.
how much it cost? just an estimate. i might do it next year
@@realisticflow9 I am Nepali and just spent about $370 on that trek.
@@realisticflow9 In 2019 around 20 euro/j for basic accomodation, without alcool!
Our country Nepal is no less than heaven😱👌love from Nepal 🇳🇵❤️
It truly is 😌 so much beauty to be found, both in its nature and in its people! Lots of love back! 💛
The Nepalese people make a living by being porters and guys for western trekers You should respect that and hire a porter and a guide.
Agree. And it’s also unlawful to do it without a guide. I understand the courage it took to do this trip but it’s not ethical or responsible to share this trip without local Nepali services.
The soft music blends so well with your personality and the landscape. Can't wait for act three.
When you decide to push through it's always an instant regret but when we reach the destination it is one of the most amazing feelings.
Another beautiful edit and narration. ❤
Thank You for getting this out sooner than later! I am really enjoying your trek!! And don't feel bad if you have to spend an extra day or two at a tea house you are on your trek not on someone else's timeline relax and enjoy and don't forget to stock up on the snickers bars!! 🥰
You are so underrated....
Wonderful camera work and cinematography.......
.from Kathmandu..
Thanks for taking us along the hike and highlighting efforts of porters.🙌
Thanks for the immersive experience!! Would love to know more on how to prepare for the hike, things to take, insurances to buy and permits to obtain. Would appreciate a short video covering all the aspects of your trip in terms of planning the whole thing out.
yeah same!
what a beautiful narration, edit, shots and Thank you for taking along.
Dal ,bhat power, 24 hour💪😁.well glad to see nice trek lovely video with beautiful nature.always warm welcome to our country Nepal 🇳🇵namaste🙏
Beautifully shot and edited. Absolutely love your storytelling. I predict great things for this channel!
Thank you so much!! 🙏
I wish & hope you will one day do the K2-BC trek in Pakistan. It is 5x harder than this but the views & beauty is mindblowing. Accept the challenge for the future ✅️
It’s gonna happen 🙌🙌🙏
15:13 the hotel owner is correct, a major portion from Namche to Tengboche is fairly flat followed by a steep incline. I was about to make the same mistake when I was there just a month back. There main trail is not there in maps.me. But hey, a missed trail is a great story ✌🏻
Wonderful videos, I did it with a flight to Luckla in December and wondered if it could be done without the flight ,which you've answered ,watched a lot of EBC trek videos, yours brought back a some wonderful memories
Great trek so far. There's always ups and downs but you two are handling it well. We're hoping to do EBC this year, so thanks for sharing! Safe travels!
Thank you, I hope you make it there! So worth it 😌 safe travels to you too!
This Vlog Better Then The Mostly Movies Best Vlog😊😊
Very good video, very detailed explanation
I think i made my own best discover this year by finding your youtube channel.
Oh man, I did it last year without a porter too. So challenging but so rewarding.
You guys seems to have savored every bit of this journey. Also, You are so cool during this intense and adventurous journey. Kudos & huge respect!
Respect for doing it all on your own! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
the realization you had while doing the trail is on another level. u inspired us. cant wait for part 3
You're doing amazingly well :-)
Thank you for sharing your journey with us x
I'm waiting for part 3. thank you so much for your beautiful vlog, its like memory lane for me, me & my hubby just finished ebc trek last month.
No pain no chowmein love that
This is a gem, incredible work!
How did you trek to basecamp without a porter? I thought it was law to go with a licensed guide and porter as of april 1 2023?
Love watching your vlog! I am in awe of your courage and strength and I am happy Oskar is with you for the journey!❤
Hi Flora, If I would be you trekking or hiking, I would avoid drinking tea.
Pros of pure organic tea are: anti-infalmmatory, provides anti-oxidants and relaxes body temporarily (by opening up arteries)
Cons of tea: Contains caffeine, which increases blood pressure, deprives sleep, increases heart beats or can cause irregular heart beats, shortness of breath, and is also bad for kidneys and liver etc. Many people get addicted to caffeine because when you stop taking it, migraines will hit you hard.
Tea also contains tannins, which blocks absorptions of proteins (if consumed), iron, zinc and calcium. It also causes vitamin B1 defficiency, which in turn causes anxiety.
Conclusion: If you must drink tea, do not drink just before or right after the meals (drink 2-3hrs later). Loose organic green tea is better than black tea because it contains less tannins. Also, if using tea bags, they must be bleach free. Only use purest water available to make tea. Drink tea in it's purest form as well (No milk, no additives, no herbs etc).
J’oserais jamais le faire, ducoup j'adore vous regarder le faire 😊 merci
Pourtant rien de compliqué pour un humain "normal" , effectué en 2019 ainsi que bcp d'autres treks..
Beautiful vlog Flora.
Fantastic work again. Really enjoyed it from Pakistan 👍
Thank you for visiting our country🙏
Brilliant cinematography, this looks brilliant my friend!
Your videos are beautiful! Thanks so much for listing your camera gear. Been looking at the s5ii lately. Your footage looks amazing. Would love to know if you’re shooting in a log profile and if you’re doing some color grading or if these are colors from a standard profile in camera. Thanks so much! Can’t wait to see more. I’m binging your old videos now ❤
Loving every part!!!
brave and strong girl and as well as very sweet and lovely too...lots of love❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The Sherpa people have special genetics to help them live effortlessly in the mountains.
Your vlog is the only one that I don't want to skin a single part ❤❤❤❤❤
It's skip bro not skip
Was waiting for the new video.
As always, love from Pakistan.
Hi I would like to do this trek in October. I read online also on a Nepal government website that a guide is mandatory. It is not true?
They changed the rule just months ago 😅
❤ you and your very-well made and edited vids!
everything looks so mesmerizing
I think if u wanna do more hike/backpacking in the future, u must learn and try the Ultralight concept.
❤ from Indonesia.
In the last they are just trying to make warm each others I think😊
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Amazing video. Thanks for sharing. 👍570
Floraa in my country
God bless you
Wow great
Bcz i am also trekker as trekking .i have seen your video its realey nice video ...i realley salute you .
Hiking without a guide, is that allowed??
Trots op jullie 🤍
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I Loved the Color Grading
If you didn't go to Khumjung and directly go to Namche- Tengbuche it would take 4-5 hours. 😅
I thought it is legally required to hire a guide for hiking everest base camp ? Am i wrong ?
snickers 😂 its on top of my packing list
oskar is the guyy
Flora, why don't you try Makalu Base Camp next time? Way more raw.
I love u r editing .😍😍
blame the wheel xD
love the video
👍👍
Let's goo!
Great video!
How much are you carrying, the both of you?
hey do you think july would be a good time to do the base camp trek?
still not on the base camp 😢
We are waiting on you to Afghanistan 🇦🇫
I love your content 💗
Taking Diamox without having altitude side effects isn't really a smart idea because of its side effects
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8:48 No pain, No chowmein! lol
Just love your vlogs❤️💝 based on positivity, pureness and a lot of entertainment, your content is just amazing❤️ would love to host you in pakistan in our house, lots of love from Pakistan❤️
I wonder why you chose to hike the usual Tengboche route as there is a much more impressive high trail on the other side of the valley. The Mong La - Phortse - Pangpoche High Scenic Trail offers vastly more amazing views high across the valley, lots of wildlife and practically no other trekkers. Only come down via Tengboche, makes absolutely no sense to hike the same low trail twice when there is a superior alternative available. You did not even have a guide to force you (they have no imagination) and could have walked any better route you have available.
Part 3??
Hello Oskar!
I like you guys
which app u used to get the map ?
You probably drank too much chai and water at Namche Bazaar that makes you wanna always pee 😅. The altitude sickness pills will only make you feel drowsy as part of its side effect.
Please tell me the name of LUT it's so brilliant
Please please please
Where is the porter
U : He is my Boyfriend
Oscar: I am ? 🤔
U : Are You ?🤨
🤣🤣Lol ❤
10:54 drink a lot of chai.
Warning! chai will convert you :D
It has converted a lot of foreigners into Indians lol
19:28 not to complain about my load. that was nice :)
Do you really need to take those meds?
No and diamox is only needed if you experience bad symptoms. For the vast majority of people the EBC trek is doable. Just prepare before and be fit, don’t push over your limit, go slow, acclimatize, stop and descend if you feel really bad, eat well and drink a lot of water, eat garlic a lot.
I’ve done this trek twice and I can’t see any reason to take meds before the trek.
Hello from nepal🥹❤️
Poor donkeys😢
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🎉 Nice video. I hope in the future, my Small Travel Channel can grow yours. Maby you have some tips? 😢
How come has it become so boring after your greater Pakistani's vibes ?
Wow⛰️ View 🩵🌻🫶
Just love your vlogs❤️💝 based on positivity, pureness and a lot of entertainment, your content is just amazing❤️ would love to host you in pakistan in our house, lots of love from Pakistan❤️