Everest Base Camp | 182km Trekking the OLD ROUTE

[@sarojdeuja8014]

there you go. Long long time waiting

[@factsabouttravelling]

Can relate, skipped Kala Patthar also. The feeling of a hot shower after the trek was one of the all time best moments.

[@muhammadafif1455]

Congrats to both of you for reaching the base camp 🔥

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you 🙌

[@RabinMainali-f7e]

Hats off you to guys. Watch your entire nepal journey from kathmandu to jiri to EBC. lots of love and success to you guys. You have been an inspiration for me. You taught me with consistency you can achevie any goal. As a nepali , i first didn't knew about jiri to EBC trail and thought was not possible as well but you guys did it. Thank you and keep visiting nepal again and again and may you get more views than ever❤.❤❤❤

[@TravelsonToast]

We're so happy you liked the video and that it inspired you!

[@Kasmir_horra]

You guys did it ❤️

[@TinTinlol-i1l]

Thanks for sharing!

[@cathy07c]

We love watching your vlogs we are 61 and 72 and are amazed at what you guys are doing Thank you for sharing with us your adventures keep it up 😊

[@alanblakeman3879]

My wife was 61 last year and me 75 - both did it last Christmas & loved every bit of it. Back again this year for a finale trip - up above Gokyo Lake. The place is empty in Winter, the days are sunny with clear blue skies, tho' at night it does get a tad chilly!!

[@simpley6256]

Cold(decrease in temperature) and subsequent indigestion and reflux is real. People often ignore/forget the cold aspect and focus on altitude/bugs. Your system as a whole literally crashes. (Hence small portions, mostly warm soupy food. If you digest that, you'll get hungry at which point another small meal portion.)

[@patair7181]

Congrats to both of you, wonderful travel adventures 🌎⛩🏔🏝which you're gonna remember all your lifes, so great to watch all your videos. Thanks, Bravo !! 😊👍👏👏

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@invisiblechains969]

i got super bad food poising on the Annapurna trek was hell in the cold was hard to get through up there

[@michaelhodgson9081]

Top vlog once again! A great achievement for both of you! Hard obvously but rewarding! Xx

[@TravelsonToast]

thanks!

[@adraff81]

Kala Pattar was the hardest thing I've ever done in my life. The cold wasn't bad but the altitude is crazy, especially after the sickness from the day before at EBC.

[@andreweng7151]

Get well soon Mario! Do take care.

[@michaeldavis4483]

wow. worth it for the views. dig the personal 'non-documentary' vibe.

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@invisiblechains969]

great video as always lovin this series

[@TravelsonToast]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@vs123]

I like rocket mountains Everett wonderful

[@davidvalez2256]

Loving you both since Laos, wishing you the best

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you so much!

[@scotbownes5627]

Very very cool, great watch 👍😁👍

[@TravelsonToast]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it

[@beatinertia]

Thank you so much for your videos of Nepal. It has been fantastic watching them as I did the walk in from Jiri solo in March this year. I also did thie same trek 27 years ago but back in the 90’s lots more people were walking in from Jiri and far fewer people had porters and guides. You stayed at many of the places I stayed. The guy you feature on the Lamjua pass kinda saved my life as I ended up in deep snow and he walked me down to Junbesi. I’m not sure where you are at the moment but try and go to phortse on your way back from Gokyo. It’s heaven on earth. Looking forward to your next videos, hope you’re feeling better after the food poisoning x

[@TravelsonToast]

Sounds like an adventure! Thanks so much, we're doing better now

[@VikasBhandari-h2w]

❤❤ wooooow lovely i see your all vdo Its relly nice

[@TravelsonToast]

Thank you so much 😊

[@tombulek5231]

How are you Mario? Are you feelin ok now? Hope you are..

[@MindTrippin-SinceBirth]

You made it 😁✌🙏💪 Now it`s "only" the way back home left 😛 a question, when it gets colder, dont they have the fire going under the tables in the Livingroom/diningroom? When i did the ABC thats how we all slept when it got really cold and not in a bedroom

[@TravelsonToast]

At night there's no heater...

[@Malulupa1989]

Base camp💪

[@zailinahmad9695]

Well done. Sorry you had food poisoning. Good thing Olivia was well though. Hope you are alright now.

[@TheCraftBoxElsecar]

So please you made it! so if this was in October where are you now?

[@TravelsonToast]

We started by the end of September and now we're in Cambodia!

[@onshortnotice9600]

you guys had gone completely mad !!

[@TravelsonToast]

😅😁

[@dineshmichael6904]

Hi sir gokyo is not highest lake in the world but tilicho Thank you Enjoy Himalayan

[@karipintakivi9153]

Hah, highest couple of lakes in Gokyo valley are higher than Tilicho. Imja Tsho next to Imja Tse (Island peak) is at over 5000m altitude. Panch Pokhari south of Amphu Labtsa are all at well over 5000 meter altitude also. Tilicho Tal is less than 5000m.

[@COYOTE-xox]

Farcry 4 😅

[@allanrab]

amazing views, guys! Simply amazing. I know some people are saying food poisoning, but that looked/sounded a whole lot like altitude sickness.. I had similar, but not nearly as bad, in Ecuador.

[@karipintakivi9153]

Well, calling the Jiri route "original" is not all that accurate. Early expeditions at the beginning of fifties started their approach hikes from Kathmandu Valley. The famous Hunt expedition of 1953 which reached the summit started from Banepa, 17 day hike to Tengboche, they did not walk through Jiri bypassing it around south. Road to Jiri was finished in March 1985, I happened to see the last few hundred meters being blacktopped then. Before the road people had to start walking from Lamosangu on the Kodari road leading to Tibet. The first ever tourist trek to EBC happened in 1963 and they came from Arun Valley as the closes road was there at the edge of the Indian Plains. My first trek to EBC (and actually beyond, to Lho La 6000m+ behind the EBC) was in 1985 and took 42 days from/to Jiri, including summiting Mera. 7 days from Dingpoche over Amphu Labtsa to Mera and Lukla. No tourist services, no trekkers, no permits...

[@TravelsonToast]

First Original Everest summit route by Sir Edmund Hillary started in Jiri

[@karipintakivi9153]

@@TravelsonToast They started from Banepa village, which is in the Kathmandu Valley. There were no roads leading out of the valley to the East in 1953. I already told you that, the expeditions are named by the name of its leader, in this case colonel John Hunt, not the second choice climber who later happened to reach the summit. Also their route did not go through Jiri at all. Here I quote Hillary from his book ""View from the Summit": "I took 17 days to walk from Banepa to Tengboche..." and Jan Morris from "Coronation Everest": "We camped on a green plateau above the village of Banepa..." Hillary and Jiri are only connected in the trekking agency marketing, which is, not surprisingly, wildly inaccurate in Nepal.

[@johncf5565]

Mario.... u look like a zombie bro....😅 nevertheless well done ..... 👏

[@shaungooch1766]

food poisoning !!!!!!!!!! even if Olivia eat the same food, Typhoid can hit individual people

[@davidhumphrey2593]

Though of course no doubt the world’s praise your people for being the about 100,000 or so that climb to reach to the BASE CAMP, only about 1,000 or so would continue on would struggle make it to the top, and in doing so, about 2/3 of these people would FAIL in their efforts, so in reality, Everest is a 300-400 person effort, sorry… 😢