Everest Base Camp Trek

Welcome back to another exciting episode of Gaze Nepal! Join us on an unforgettable journey as we explore the iconic Everest Base Camp, a trekking paradise in the heart of the Himalayas. 🌄
From lush green valleys to towering snow-capped peaks, the Everest Base Camp trek promises a visual feast for nature enthusiasts and thrill-seekers alike.
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Special Mention:
In Frame: Rovit & Peter.
Music: @Anxmu5.

[@dibyendupal4528]

Peter and you are amazing in such altitude . Nice video of EBC trecking.

[@Soloyathra]

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[@LadyBeatrixMcCormick]

This was a wonderful and well done video, I really enjoyed watching your journey. Thank you for showing the famous rock at Base Camp too - the winning finish line at the completion of the climb.

[@gazenepal]

@@LadyBeatrixMcCormick Thank you so much for your comment! We really appreciate your feedback. Your support means a lot to us!

[@bradhulcombe3669]

Good video! Would you recommend late September or do you think it’s too cloudy and better later in season ? Wondering on when to go for good balance of weather and less crowded. Thank you

[@gazenepal]

@@bradhulcombe3669 Yes you can ... You will be greeted with good weather.. But be mindful you might find clouds and occasional rain in these times... We would recommend October and November for a perfect weather and trek 🙏

[@mangolow]

Try panning a little slower Rovit'. Take smaller videos and then join them together when you edit. Great to see this all though. Looking forward to the Mustang :)

[@gazenepal]

@@mangolow Thank you so much for your comment! We really appreciate your feedback and will definitely take it into consideration for future content. Your support means a lot to us!

[@A2M498]

7:19 11 sep means last year vlog ???

[@gazenepal]

@@A2M498 Yes. Thank youfor your comment !

[@tapioportimo2551]

26:24 Tengboche the oldest monastery in Khumbu region? What kind of experts are you? Tengboche is only 100 years old, Pangpoche is 200 and Thame is 300 years old. Gumela is 500 years old. Tengboche is one of the newest gompas in Khumbu! Another point: why do you go up via Tengboche when there is a much more impressive high trail on the opposite side of the valley? The Mong La - Phortse - Pangpoche High Scenic Trail offers vastly better views high across the valley, lots of wildlife and practically no other trekkers. Takes the same amount of days to Dingpoche also. Only come down via Tengboche, makes no sense to walk the same trail twice.

[@gazenepal]

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[@tapioportimo2551]

Quite honestly I do not see any kind of camp at 52:06

[@gazenepal]

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