Hiking 200km to Everest basecamp via Gokyo lakes in Nepal

This was my first time in the Himalayas and in the country of Nepal. Most of the time, we were just hiking with our backpack on our backs. It's kind of a meditation to me, to wander across beautiful landscapes, breathe the fresh mountain air, hear the sounds of the wind and birds and the only matter is to get to your daily aim.
To hike in the Himalayas is quite a tough story with altitudes reaching over 5000m above sea level. Especially the 3 passes trek is quite demanding, it is at the same time quite rewarding tough. For me, it is a must to see this high mountains and to stand in the foots of the highest mountains of the world. What an incredible feeling!
With this video I provide you with some informations if you want to do this trek too (which I highly recommend) and what difficulties are going to await you. But don't be afraid, every suffer, comes with high rewards!
Day 1: Flight to Kathmandu
Day 2: Exploring Kathmandu & Bhaktapur
Day 3: Early bus to Ramechap - Flight to Lukla - hike to Phakding (2850)
Day 4: To Namche Bazaar (3440)
Day 5: Acclimatization day - hike to Khumjung, Khunde & hillary view point
Day 6: To Thame (3820)
Day 7: To Lungdhen (4380)
Day 8: To Gokyo (4750) over Renjo La Pass (5417)
Day 9: Acclimatization - climb Gokyo Ri (5357)
Day 10: To Thangna (4700)
Day 11: To Dzongla (4830) over Cho La Pass (5420)
Day 12: To Gorakshep (5180) - climb Kala Patthar (5644)
Day 13: To Everest basecamp (5364) and Lobuche (4910)
Day 14: To Namche Bazaar (27km!)
Day 15: To Lukla (2850)
Day 16: To Kharikola (2035)
Day 17: To Ringmu (2785)
Day 18: To Phaplu
Day 19: Bus to Kathmandu
Day 20: Extra day in Kathmandu
Day 21: Flight back home
00:00 Intro
01:29 Kathmandu
03:40 Day 1: Lukla to Phakding
06:47 Day 2-3: Namche Bazaar
08:58 Day 4: Thame
10:34 Day 5: Lungdhen
12:54 Day 6: Renjo La Pass & Gokyo
15:15 Day 7-9: Cho La Pass
17:32 Day 10: Kala Pathar & Gorakshep
18:43 Day 11-13: Everest base camp & back
19:50 Day 14: Lukla to Kharikola
21:21 Day 15-16: Ringmu & Salleri

[@patripo]

Fun fact: You don't say "thank you" in nepalese culture 🤯

[@razo0mlama103]

Yes Nepalese say Thank you ...which is Dhanyebaad ...Beautiful vlog

[@patripo]

@@razo0mlama103 yeah but if your for example in a resraurant and somebody serves you something, it's stange to say thank you. At least in the sherpa culture they told us.

[@patripo]

@@razo0mlama103 thanks :)

[@eikegerdes8312]

Absolutely amazing!!

[@shivani9358]

Wonderful ✨💫

[@silviahartmann6038]

Super gmacht ihr Beide, top Leistig 💪👌gratuliere, super Video, mega Bilder und man fühlt mit 🙌und alles richtig gmacht 🎉und was ewig bliebt sind Erinnerige ❤

[@lenig1928]

Starch!! 💪🏻 meega beidruckend🏔️

[@Doktor-Guel-Pikachu]

As the Turkish phrase goes "They cannot even dream of what we have accomplished". I really admire you, keep it up!

[@HamroKurakani-dk8op]

Nice video

[@sabrinahartmann977]

wow, what a great video! Well done👏Breathtaking scenery😍

[@patripo]

Danke viel mal sabrina 😀

[@SteffenVadla]

Very nice! Great video!

[@JordtenBulte]

Amazing Patrick! Beautiful footage and well spoken comments. Did you also see flying yaks?

[@patripo]

Hey thanks Jord, was a pleasure to meet you. Didn't see any flying yaks, just heard about a flying dutch 😄

[@ervinslens]

This is outstanding, absolutely breathtaking scenery and editing my friend!🔥🔥

[@trentsolway6937]

I don't think you need a guide in the Everest region.