Hi Jack; just back from Nepal...also went with Adventure Great Himalaya and couldn't be more pleased; had Dinesh as our guide. We were a family of 5 and 2 peeled off at Chomrong after the Poon Hill portion and 3 continued on to ABC. The 2 old men then had Babu at Adventure Great Himalaya concoct a 3 day trip to Chitwan National Park which was awesome! We are indebted to Babu, Dinesh, Gokul, our three porters, Ragu, Hem, and all the Nepalese that made our trip unforgettable. Great people, great vibes, even in a city as crazy as Kathmandu!
To you who thinking about doing it.. I recomend you take your time, it is so beautiful every step along the way.. You can do it in 6 days, 4 up 2 down but thats quite alot of treeking each day .. Slow down, take spend more time everyday at the place you gonna sleep.. Enjoy it and really ENJOY it, you might never do it again... My first ABC was 7 days and i learned from that.. Keep your eyes up and away not only the trail infront of you.. btw great video, it still is my favorite since 2001 ABC is pure magic edit: one last thing, between MBC and ABC you have 360 panoramic view of 6 000m to + 8000m peaks... pure magic
@parkp-won2321 oh yes it is a perfect time to go.. just one thing, I forgot the camps name belove MBC (2nd last one before ABC) there is a 90° steep mountain and avalanches happens there alot so listen to locals before crossing there.. if the day is good and what time to leave etc.. an avalanche happened ?2h maybe before we past it on the way down. I rock size of a small house that I saw on the way up had moved 300m and the snow level was maybe 2-3m higher than 2 days before.. don't wanna scare you just letting you know that nature is nature and top of the world is yeah, that 😁 it probably will be the best days of your life . Enjoy every minute.. Namaste 🙏
Awesome scenery. I need to get back to Nepal. I did some work in the east of the country a few years back & caught glimpses of the high mountains to the north. I have a loose plan to cycle (with a bit of walking) the Annapurna trail.
Wow the majestic himalayas! We are doing this next yr but concerned abt the steep yphill steps on Day 1. I read somewhere its aroun 3800 or 4800 uphill steps? Are there any cliff drop sites that you have to trek by? Scared of heights 😅🤪😰
The first day has a lot of stairs but it is relatively short and intense (takes about 6-7 hours) whereas on the later days you will be walking for a bit longer with a more gradual slope. There’s no steep drops the trail is very very safe to trek. It is mostly gradual inclines
I met some people who were doing it solo. They do check your trekking permits at jhinu however so my advice would be to go with a guide. We went with adventure great himalaya. Especially if you go in the peak months where tea house availability might be poor
As far as I know it is compulsory to have a guide but not enforced heavily. I would strongly recommend as having a guide you will always get a spot in tea house accomodation (particularly in busy seasons) and if anything goes wrong they have contacts to help you out
Hello!! What kind of training is needed to do the trekking? And how did you organize with the trekking equipment/heavy clothes? You rented them? I am going at mid October! Very nice video 😊
Hello! We just trained by building up walking tolerance. The main thing is the altitude that is tough so take it slow there. We brought our own hiking shoes and bought puffer jackets and gloves, beanies extra socks etc in Pokhara. We didn’t need trekking poles or any extra equipment :)
what a wonderful place!! i am visiting here soon!!
Love Nepal 🇳🇵 enjoy friend!!
What a beautiful, wonderful and massive mountain ❤️ love Nepal
❤ Nepal friend
Amazing
🤩 thank you
Hi Jack; just back from Nepal...also went with Adventure Great Himalaya and couldn't be more pleased; had Dinesh as our guide. We were a family of 5 and 2 peeled off at Chomrong after the Poon Hill portion and 3 continued on to ABC. The 2 old men then had Babu at Adventure Great Himalaya concoct a 3 day trip to Chitwan National Park which was awesome! We are indebted to Babu, Dinesh, Gokul, our three porters, Ragu, Hem, and all the Nepalese that made our trip unforgettable. Great people, great vibes, even in a city as crazy as Kathmandu!
Amazing 👍
🤩 thank you!
Beautiful. Thank you for bringing back the memories. Cheers
Thank you for the kind words
Suuuppppeeerrrrrr !!! 👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
To you who thinking about doing it.. I recomend you take your time, it is so beautiful every step along the way.. You can do it in 6 days, 4 up 2 down but thats quite alot of treeking each day .. Slow down, take spend more time everyday at the place you gonna sleep.. Enjoy it and really ENJOY it, you might never do it again... My first ABC was 7 days and i learned from that.. Keep your eyes up and away not only the trail infront of you.. btw great video, it still is my favorite since 2001 ABC is pure magic edit: one last thing, between MBC and ABC you have 360 panoramic view of 6 000m to + 8000m peaks... pure magic
I agree- we had a tight itinerary I hope to do it in future in a longer timeframe
will february be a good time to do this trek?
@parkp-won2321 oh yes it is a perfect time to go.. just one thing, I forgot the camps name belove MBC (2nd last one before ABC) there is a 90° steep mountain and avalanches happens there alot so listen to locals before crossing there.. if the day is good and what time to leave etc.. an avalanche happened ?2h maybe before we past it on the way down. I rock size of a small house that I saw on the way up had moved 300m and the snow level was maybe 2-3m higher than 2 days before.. don't wanna scare you just letting you know that nature is nature and top of the world is yeah, that 😁 it probably will be the best days of your life
. Enjoy every minute.. Namaste 🙏
If ther anything els you wanna ask of, go ahead happy to help... where do live, what to do etc etc
Awesome scenery. I need to get back to Nepal. I did some work in the east of the country a few years back & caught glimpses of the high mountains to the north. I have a loose plan to cycle (with a bit of walking) the Annapurna trail.
An amazing place of history and scenery so captivating! Love to hear your plans - I hope they come to fruition!
Thanks for visiting Nepal
Thankyou love Nepal
Very nice! Amazing! I subscribed your channel for regular video update
Thank you so much!!
Wow the majestic himalayas! We are doing this next yr but concerned abt the steep yphill steps on Day 1. I read somewhere its aroun 3800 or 4800 uphill steps? Are there any cliff drop sites that you have to trek by? Scared of heights 😅🤪😰
The first day has a lot of stairs but it is relatively short and intense (takes about 6-7 hours) whereas on the later days you will be walking for a bit longer with a more gradual slope.
There’s no steep drops the trail is very very safe to trek. It is mostly gradual inclines
Awesome ❤❤❤ great job yall
Thank you so much!
Nice one ❤
Thanks 🔥
Hey what happened after the base camp? how long did it take for you guys to hike down? Great video liked and subscribed 👍
Hi Mate. Took me 4 days to get back down but left my keys at base camp so went back up. Then my cat got altitude sickness so I had him evacuated.
Camera quality very nice
Which model
Filmed on my GoPro hero10 black and iPhone 15pro
Nice video
Legend thank you!
@jackkermode I have hiked there a couple of times before youtube were boomed
We are planning this December end by 20th. Is it possible to complete in 6 days . Any leads would help. Thanks . BTW great video.
Welcome to Nepal 🇳🇵 ❤
Thank you Friend ❤
Hi Jack thank you for video may I ask which month that you trekking?
This was October 2023!
Is it still possible to hike without a guide?
I met some people who were doing it solo. They do check your trekking permits at jhinu however so my advice would be to go with a guide. We went with adventure great himalaya. Especially if you go in the peak months where tea house availability might be poor
Wowo nice😊😊
Thankyou!!
Hlo ,
Beautiful videography 👌
In which month you trek to abc ?
This was in October!
Hi, great video! Im going to do the same trek in one month, do you know if now the guide is compulsory to do it ?
As far as I know it is compulsory to have a guide but not enforced heavily.
I would strongly recommend as having a guide you will always get a spot in tea house accomodation (particularly in busy seasons) and if anything goes wrong they have contacts to help you out
When did you do this trek?
This was November 2023 friend 🤝
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Thank you!
🖐Namasté! 🙏🐈
Namaste! 🙏
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Hello!! What kind of training is needed to do the trekking? And how did you organize with the trekking equipment/heavy clothes? You rented them?
I am going at mid October! Very nice video 😊
We are going mid October too :-) We are hiring a lot of our equipment from the company who organised our trek.
Hello! We just trained by building up walking tolerance. The main thing is the altitude that is tough so take it slow there.
We brought our own hiking shoes and bought puffer jackets and gloves, beanies extra socks etc in Pokhara.
We didn’t need trekking poles or any extra equipment :)
@@jackkermode How did you find the altitude? We are going on a 6 day trek and we are really worried we will be ascending too quickly.
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Thank you!
Do you have a gpx file of your route by any chance?
Unfortunately not - I will find the route however
Anyone got contact information for jeep hire to go from Pokhara to Jhinu Danda? Also is it worth it to start the trek from Naya Pul?
Cost for this trek?
We went with adventure great himalaya 6 days was $1400usd for 2 people
May I know why dont u recommend to visit Nepal?? U wrote :I could not recommend this trek or visiting Nepal more!!
My friend! This means I DO recommend Nepal! Maybe it is the translation that does not make sense, but I 100% recommend Nepal. Love Nepal 🇳🇵
Thank you 🙏 so much 🙏