Day 2 Everest Base Camp Trek | Phakding to Namche Bazaar
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
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Phakding to Namche Bazaar
We hiked 8 hours to the biggest village in the Everest Region, crossed 5 swinging bridges, and got rewarded with chocolate cake and coffee! :)
***TRAVEL VLOG 115**
Tunes by Edemame: Talking Through Tin Cans / edemame
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Really enjoy your videos. When I served aboard the USS Carl Vinson in the mid 1980's, I had a young MM1 named Foster who was a rock climbing and mountaineer enthusiast. He submitted a 30 day leave request to me when we were in an extended shutdown period. I asked him why he needed so much time as most people did not take 30 days in one shot. He said "I am going to Mt. Everest base camp." Well, needless to say, I approved it and he came back with wonderful pictures and stories. So, 30 years later, you are travelling in Foster's footsteps.
@@douglasreeves9938 I do believe u served our country if I read that right . Thank u sir for ur service and happy holidays
I am sooooooo late!!! New Subscriber whose never left the USA... if your feeling loving and generous.. I'm game for this trip if your interested for giving it away again
Aww 100k subscribers. Baby UA-camrs at this point. Now look at you!
I love going back and watching this set of vlogs...for the fourth time!!! This is where I “met” you both. Thank you! That’s all I can say.
I just love thinking that when guys are in your golden years together you are gonna have these memories of your adventures together.
I've noticed that Kara is more adventurous when it comes to eating food from different cultures....great video...
+kchung9209 She loves to eat ;)
Y she no fat den
Chocolate carrot cake!! Yum!!
The fact that they manage to remain so positive throughout all of this is crazy impressive!!
That's NEPAL one example of heaven...proud to be part of this countryy😊❤❤
I wonder what kind of training the porters get. I'm getting stressed just looking at him. I can barely carry my backpack up a hill
brie B since the early times when white men started to go to Nepal and india to climb the mountain tops, these nepali men also called sherpas have been used to help them carry their luggage and oxygen tanks to the top or wherever they go. These people are very strong and their bodies have been moulded to climb the mountains with heavy weight since they have to bring their necessities to their homes due to lack of any proper transportation, though now situations have changed. While going to Darjeeling, we saw the rigourous training the porters go through in training institutes specially designed for them. It is a sad situation but it is feeding them and providing for their families in such high mountainous towns and villages
they get training in the porter school in high himalayas... they train for 15 hard years before being qualified as porters
Wow same
Clementine Reads-A-Lot w
They should be Olympians.
They are Amazing endurance Athletes
I think it’s my yearly tradition to rewatch these Everest vlogs! They’re my favs!
I realized that I find Kara really refreshing because almost all female UA-camrs seem to talk like Kim kardashian (oh my GOSH you guys) and constantly poses in front of the camera. Kara doesn’t do that and I really appreciate it! Thanks for being real!!
This is more incredible than I could've imagined. It's like... living the real life version of Uncharted 2. Just beyond words, guys.
I don't know why I feel so bad for the animals. I wonder if they get any love. I wanna love them! 😁
I feel the same
They work for a living just like us humans. They are saving up money for travels just like us
they donot need any training guys
They probably get plenty of love because they work so hard for their owners, also they get fed and they do get breaks so it's not like they walk that entire thing without food or water😆😂🤣
i completely agree. they carry so much up those hills and such a long journey too
I never ever thought I would WANT to go anywhere near Mt. Everest....but these VLOGS are making me want to convince my hubby we should totally do it! Just the hike to Base Camp...lol But so cool!
i've done the trek to base camp, totally worth it but these two made it look so easy!!
It has always been a dream to travel to Nepal. But because of the altitude and health issues, I cannot travel like this anymore. But I try to see the positives in life and can do this trip virtually through the two of you. Being an American woman of color, I also appreciate how respectful you both are to the beautiful people and their culture. Thank you!
aw that’s so cool that you use these videos to fulfill your traveling dreams!!
It’s so cool to be able to experience this through you. I read a book about a guy’s experience getting to the top of Everest. I had no idea this is what it would look like on the way to base camp! Thank you!
I’ve been obsessed with anything Everest since reading Into Thin Air
Who’s watching in 2019 (I’ve watched these base camp videos like 3 times😂)
I love these guys I'm having so much fun going trekking with these guys
December 28,2019
2020!!
2020
watching in 2020
I salute those porters of trekker . They are really strong and hard working people and this is how they making there Life living . Every year They wait for there tourists season and they walk with you step by step to all the way to base camp ⛺️. God bless them and sherpas.
Kara and Nate you're both absolutely natural. Love watching your travelling adventures and keep up the fantastic recording!!!
So glad you like my 2nd favourite country. Love the mountains, the people and the country. planning my 4th trip there for 2022. My favourite country? North Wales where I live
You are such a cute couple...and so brave! Looks like you had a great trip. Looking forward to more videos of your travels. Namaste!
That looks like an absolutely stunning trek. It must be so tempting to look around you instead of where you next put your foot.
The soundtrack is really good - I'd never heard of Edamame before (Talking through Tin cans). I'm 60 now but had lots of fabulous hikes through my life although manly in Switzerland and Austria.Thanks for letting me journey with you. Enjoy yourself while you're young.
I'm Nepalese but have never been this place. awesome ! How lovely couple ! Thanks for this video.
Thankyou so much for documenting your trek! I'm considering doing it in October as part of a group tour. I had several worries though but watching these makes me feel so much more relaxed!
Haha, the chocolate cake! Gosh I really envisioned the hike to Everest being so very different, this was enlightening, and I could feel the love between you both as you traveled here!
Get a tan , bulk up, put a Portugal football shirt on , fool the world😉
z man But his voice will reveal that he isn’t Cristiano
I love how the porter is just chilling. Respects.
Love love love to watch your vlogs....im Ann from Holland(64years old) and in my imaganation walk with you.....thanks for doing this
Here from Day1 video and guess who has so many videos to binge through the night? 😋👋 Who needs Netflix? Haha! I love you both so much!
It's pretty amazing to see all the destruction from the earth quake and then the resilience of the people...such a beautiful area :0) I'm so excited to watch this Everest base camp journey thru these vlogs :0) BIG HUGS FROM IDAHO :0) !!!!
Those swinging bridges are crazy!!! What a cool experience! Much deserved cake and coffee. !! :D
+We Are Salmonella we couldn't believe how many mules were sharing the bridge with us! I'm not sure if the cake was actually amazing or if we were just incredibly hungry from hiking lol
The best part of namche is the town is amazingly good and without any roadways to connect.
Thousands of miles away from the US in a German bakery high up in the Himalayas, and you still can't avoid an American talking about politics. :p
Yeah... And damn, they are so loud.
Ha
Sounded like an Aussie or Englishman to me.
Lol
Yep as an American so true
Wow, the views at the top are amazing. Can't imagine living there and seeing that every day.
Traffic jam in mountains. Amazing.
Cake and coffee look better than I have ever seen in USA.
Especially in a bakery that is located in the Mountains of Himalaya 😍
Never seen such Joy at eating a slice of cake! Extremely well deserved I expect! Great vlog can't wait for the next one!
+Mark Evans Never enjoyed one so much! :)
+Kara and Nate You both deserved it!
+Kara and Nate - Following your journey, excellent videos! :)
Are you two just chilling out now? Can't remember what you said you was doing after your trekking! Hope you're on an exotic beach or something! 😊
+Mark Evans chilling in Kathmandu! Going back to TN in a few days so we will continue to post vlogs while we're there until mid June. Then heading to Africa :)
Cappuccino looks cute , the vibe must be amazing up there
Fantastic scenery today - - Thanks again for sharing your adventure !!
+Jim Ebanks thank YOU for watching ;)
I did this trek September last year and this day looked so hard! I did this whole day on a horse with my leg gashed open. Had to get stitches at namche. Those bridges were so scary on a horse! love your videos! They bring back so many memories!
Wait seriously? How did you scar up your leg?
Looks incredible! And your videos keep getting better and better! Quality, shots, everything
+Brad Watson Aww thanks Brad! :)
wow your climbing up these paths, just think some of the paths like this in Nepal are used by the British army Gurkhas for selecting between 200 and 300 young men and now women for basic training before they even get to the UK to start their basic training as these people have to run up the mountains carrying baskets full of heavy rocks on their backs while the strap is on their forehead just to get through the initial selection of getting into the Gurkha regiment once selected they are then flown off to the UK to start basic training of around 34 weeks maybe longer
We were there in mid winter. It was cold but it is a lot drier in winter. Once we were above Lukla we remained above the fog layer. It was sunny and we were warm even though it reached a maximum of about zero we were in shorts and a t shirt during the day. But -25C in our tent at night though at Namche. Got colder after that.
i am loving! your videos. you are def taking the fear out of travel for me. I would love to do this trip
I have been watching all of these videos over again lol, ITS SO COOL
I love how kara gets so excited with coffee.
Hi! I am from Monjo, just before you reach Namche:)
Did I just saw Mr. chow from(( the hangover))🤩 at 7:04.....just kidding!!!! respect for the people who climb these mountains everyday with these crazy huge loads on there back 🙏🙏🙏
Hello, am here after tiny treehouse also as am Nepali I feel so good u visit to Nepal God bless this cute couple
I love your country! :)
I'm planning a trek to Everest Base Camp. I've lived at 6,000 feet in elevation for 20 years and we have peaks that are 14,000 feet in elevation. Hopefully this will help trekking to base camp. The solar panel that collects energy to the power bank to charge electronics is awesome! Thanks for sharing...
Doing a little catching up on some of your older vlogs today. These are simply amazing! Kara - I love your adventurous spirit. Nate - you were chowing down on those potatoes - they looked yummy!!! I am just amazed at all the little towns and places to stay along this hike. WHO KNEW!!! Those bridges would scare me! Great Vlog!!!
This place is not savage at all. It has coffee shops, clothes stores, restaurants....quite nice!
Its more modern than its looks
10:18 started eavesdropping, not gonna lie
Looks like an amazing journey! Those poor animals though... I feel sorry for them. 😕
Love the way you say Mueselii. So southern! LOL 😂 loved the finding chocolate cake on Everest and the Cappuccino that’s not Nescafé! You guys made a lot of people happy with this video, including me!
That cake looked incredible!
I am so jealous you guys have an opportunity to do this. This is a huge dream of mine
Thanks for this you guys are rocking it. So looking forward to my trek. Been to Kili so I know what to expect but your vlogs are just awesome! The porters are just fantastic.👍
I’m totally going to book a trip! Your vlogs a so good.
No you won't,, don't lie to yourself
already did…it was a blast!
Maaan!!!mad props to them porters!!bless them🙏🏼
I was fortunate to have done the trek from Lukla to Ama Dablam base camp a few years ago. Your video brought back a lot of great memories. Thanks.
Watching this in October 2020 as well as many of your other videos and I just wanna say that they are amazing! Love the channel and all the cool places you have been.
Watching this in preparation for my own EBC trek :)))
Kara and Nate. Quick tip, trekking poles can make a huge difference. I did not believe it until I used them.
I don’t know what I was thinking it took to get to base camp! Think about all the people who get sick, if they aren’t medically removed, they have an 8 day trek DOWN ........... I will continue to enjoy this from my home!
I'm rewatching from the beginning and just noticed that the knock off Rolex from Thailand didn't last long!
Nice vid! I was there 2 weeks ago and makes me want to go back. That Last bridge is where the trek gets serious tho!
One guy with a LPG cylinder.. OMG.
And I can't even walk straight with my college bag.
I put my cell phone into my right front pocket the other day, and my body kept pulling to the right. My record bench press is 22 lbs. That's also SpongeBob's record.
@@saffronsworld1508 😂😂😂
The funniest thing is these guys get to the top of the mountain and have a smoke, seen it with my own eyes. 😅
I actually got weak in the knees while watching this from my couch when you leaned back on that bridge! LOL. :).
The solar panel is so cool!
Why do you need a solar panel, every lodge has electricity!
It was wonderful to see kara's smile at the German bakery in namche
Your vlogs are sensational and I really enjoy watching them. Some us who watch are foodies and would love seeing all complete menus and the presentation of them when they arrive at your seat. Then we can drool with envy. Thanks and Happy Trails🤓
Beautiful place. I am scared of heights but would love to experience this place.
watching this on 12/05/2020 during lockdown . Love from nepal
the Sherpa who carried your stuff is the real hero.
nepal has the best coffee beans in the entire world, its one hill i will die on as a traveler. i always have to fly over once a year to just pick up as many packets as i can
Solar power plate on backpack is smart to get unlimited power for the whole trip.
Wow! Just ... WOW! Awesome video!
Nice to see them rebuild . I was there 1 week after the 2nd earthquake.
every thing was great, but the coffee completely sold me.
portership----drone job....the images of those guys *sting* my heart
Nice and lovely couple...starting to follow your videos recently. Great video cheers again.
Thank you! :)
mad props to the porter 🙌🏽
Loving those donkeys, sure hope they're not overworked. You guys must be in awesome shape to handle hiking that many miles. And uphill!
7:20 That guy is carrying a LPG cylinder..OMG
If don't carry it up how would you cook things on 14000 Feet ?
look carefully 2 cylinder
This is normal weight for nepalese😂
Its because of the Sherphas we can visit places like this. I am from India. And lots of love to Nepal.
October 31 2018... Now I want to go to base camp.. 😂
Look at that natural beauty of NEPAL 🇳🇵 damn
These type of videos make my day. Thx guys and keep up the good work ;)
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Tenzing Norgay Sherpa carried Edmund Hillary to Mt.Everest. Sherpas are heroes of Mountains.
I wished you had put it out there that although we have porters and guides who make a living, like anywhere else, no one should abuse the 'help' and fair consideration should be made about luggage for such hikes. Local porters will never complaint about their work or guests, but as more and more people get access to these trails, there also more and more people who don't plan. The rule should be that if you can't carry it on a hike, don't expect someone else to. 🕊
Great video! Thankyou for filming the namche hill trail it's hard to find on here.. I'm going solo next week and I'm nervous so this has helped so much thankyou to you both
Fantastic video. Loved the mules and the yaks.
By far the best adventure and video!! Keep it up!!
8:31, This is why they force you to have a potter
It is our job
The longest I've walked is 18 miles. I had the best sleep that night.
Glad you have an amazing adventure guys.
+Lee Phm Thanks, we definitely did :)
bakery in the mountains specially a bigger village / tourist hotspot never dissapoints. fresh as it can get. :)
Wow. Just wow
Miss you guys!!! You're motivating my interest to climb.