What an Amazing Adventure Especially with Family. A trip none of you will ever forget. Unfortunately, one of you got sick, but still made it to EBC, which is a Credit to her. Altitude and sea sickness are both Debilitating. Kathmandu looks like a fun city, with no care in the world. Thanks for sharing your Adventure. Take Care
Hello, great video and awesome journey, thank you for sharing. I plan on doing a trek in Nepal in April, can you tell me with regards to the drone, is there a process / permit or do you not need one ? Thank you
Stunningly beautiful scenery and those mountains... My idea of heaven.... What month did you do the trek in please.... I'm hoping to get to Nepal this year mainly for treks but maybe go and explore a little....
Thank you! We trekked for 12 days with 16 days total needed for the trek/travel. Kathmandu is 5,493 feet, Lukla (where we started the trek) is 9,383 feet, base camp is 17,598, and our highest elevation was 18,225. :)
Welcome to NEPAL guys, loved this seems like you guys just sarted youtube happy to be one of the very first subscriber hope your videos popup on the recommendation across the country ENJOY and HAPPY NEW YEAR
Thank you so much! We are SO grateful for your support! We are newer to TH-cam and videography and appreciate the encouragement. :) Stay tuned for a video of our trip to Patagonia in March!
Tourists cannot get drone permits, meaning that they used it illegally Quite infuriating considering how heavily trafficked the route is by helicopters, especially low flying ones.
We didn't fly it in the restricted areas or in the Sagarmatha National Park. Our Guide was from a local village and showed us where we could/could not shoot drone footage. We were very careful to maintain safety and respect throughout our trek. :)
We didn't fly it in the restricted areas or in the Sagarmatha National Park. Our Guide was from a local village and showed us where we could/could not shoot drone footage. We were very careful to maintain safety and respect throughout our trek. :)
Why did 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. Tengboche can be visited on the way down.
I was the "old man" in the video with Jess and Aaron. We went with a trekking company. You can see our sherpa guide and porters throughout the video. We went by their itinerary and adjusted for altitude sickness that Jess suffered in Lobuche. They were amazing. Even though our descent retraced our ascent, we thoroughly enjoyed both. We had a different perspective going up, then down. The views were amazing both ways. Maybe next time we can enjoy the trail on the opposite side of the valley.
@@curtismiller6318 For some strange reason Nepalese guides and agencies ignore the more impressive Phortse route waking the clients up and down the same trail twice like there were no alternative. Several more innovative western operators have started using the Phortse route on the way up, and the clients just love it.
EBC is a box-ticking exercise. You trek a few days along a path that used to be interesting/challenging... but now is so full of other tourists/sheep and every possible comfort is provided along the road. You know you've reached your destination when you see a rock with the words 'Everest Base Camp' sprayed on it. But this is merely the starting point for others and thus does not feel like a worthy goal. After that... you have to retrace your path, i.e the exact same scenery from the last few days just in reverse! ☹ I'm recently back from the Manaslu circuit... significantly tougher, and far more remote, but far more worth it. 👍
Thank you for your feedback. We will keep that in mind, but do feel like getting to EBC was an accomplishment for us. Congrats on completing your tougher circuit! We hope to try it at some point!
Great vid. You make me want to do the EBC trek so badly!!!
What an Amazing Adventure Especially with Family. A trip none of you will ever forget. Unfortunately, one of you got sick, but still made it to EBC, which is a Credit to her. Altitude and sea sickness are both Debilitating. Kathmandu looks like a fun city, with no care in the world. Thanks for sharing your Adventure. Take Care
It was amazing, even with getting sick; it's all part of the journey! Hopefully you get a chance to see Nepal someday; it is a BEAUTIFUL country!
You're a true photographer. I wish I had had your skills last year on my trek. Awesome job!!!👍
Those porters and sherpas carrying those loads unbelievable they are superhuman
Lots of love from nepal thanks you visiting mount everest 🥰🖤
Thank you for having us!
Wow what nice 👏 make you video 📹 I am really happy 😊 thank you so much for all your tame
A great view
Love this type of nature
Good
Nice intro I have saved it to watch later. Love from Nepal. 😍😍
Thank you so much!
Hello, great video and awesome journey, thank you for sharing. I plan on doing a trek in Nepal in April, can you tell me with regards to the drone, is there a process / permit or do you not need one ? Thank you
Amazing video my friend keep it up
Thank you so much!
Great video, looks like it was an epic trek!!
Thank you so much! It was incredible!
Amazing 🤩
Your youtube channel may get 1k subscriber soon.🙋♂️
Nice👏👏👏 Congrats
What month did your trip take place in?
Wow Wow Wow Amazing Thank you for sharing, may I ask how you charge your devises and what kind the socket is need it ? Thank you.
Love from nagpur India
That is a pelican 15:19 😂
Are some of the shots via drone? Im about to do this trek in October and was wanting to see how I can fly! I got a DJI Mini Pro3
thank you from mt.everest
Stunningly beautiful scenery and those mountains... My idea of heaven.... What month did you do the trek in please.... I'm hoping to get to Nepal this year mainly for treks but maybe go and explore a little....
Good Luck to your channel.
Well Done!
Datang ke Indonesia dong ke Jawa Tengah or Lombok banyak gunung" cantik biarpun ngga terlalu tinggi kaya everest😁
VERY COOL!!! How long did it take you? What's the distance you hiked? Lastly, what's the elevation you started at and ended at?
All that info is available on Google FFS.
Thank you! We trekked for 12 days with 16 days total needed for the trek/travel. Kathmandu is 5,493 feet, Lukla (where we started the trek) is 9,383 feet, base camp is 17,598, and our highest elevation was 18,225. :)
@@jessandaaronjewett What an AWESOME adventure!!! So glad you were able to do it!!! Love you two!!!
Best of luck ❤️🇳🇵
Silent vlog.but amazing.
Nepal 🇳🇵 ❤️❤️❤️
Warmly welcome Jess and Aaron to my country nepal
Thank you so much!
nice video
Beautiful Solukhumbu Nepal 🇳🇵
Great video! When did you do your trek?
Thank you! We did our Trek in October/November 2022.
amazing 😍🇳🇵
Welcome to NEPAL guys, loved this
seems like you guys just sarted youtube
happy to be one of the very first subscriber
hope your videos popup on the recommendation across the country
ENJOY and HAPPY NEW YEAR
Thank you so much! We are SO grateful for your support! We are newer to TH-cam and videography and appreciate the encouragement. :) Stay tuned for a video of our trip to Patagonia in March!
Nice video 👍
What were the drone rules while you were there?
Tourists cannot get drone permits, meaning that they used it illegally Quite infuriating considering how heavily trafficked the route is by helicopters, especially low flying ones.
We didn't fly it in the restricted areas or in the Sagarmatha National Park. Our Guide was from a local village and showed us where we could/could not shoot drone footage. We were very careful to maintain safety and respect throughout our trek. :)
@@jessandaaronjewett Cheers guys. Really appreciate you getting back. Safe travels.
Natural😊🙏
Love from pokhara
Amazing!
did u took permit before flying drone in national park??
We didn't fly it in the restricted areas or in the Sagarmatha National Park. Our Guide was from a local village and showed us where we could/could not shoot drone footage. We were very careful to maintain safety and respect throughout our trek. :)
SEWARO 🙏 ( Namaste 🙏)🇳🇵 PEACE .JAI METAL 🙏🤘✌️🕊️💐🌋
Hi.thanks.miss.u
Well com to Nepal 🇳🇵
When you are going Mustang and Ilam
🖤
🙏🙏❤️❤️
🤎🤎🤎 nepal 🇳🇵
Everest ka thika lal.
Without Sherpa. This trip is incomplete. As I think
Agreed. Impossible! They are amazing!
❤️🇳🇵
🇮🇳 💙 🇳🇵
Why did 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. Tengboche can be visited on the way down.
I was the "old man" in the video with Jess and Aaron. We went with a trekking company. You can see our sherpa guide and porters throughout the video. We went by their itinerary and adjusted for altitude sickness that Jess suffered in Lobuche. They were amazing. Even though our descent retraced our ascent, we thoroughly enjoyed both. We had a different perspective going up, then down. The views were amazing both ways. Maybe next time we can enjoy the trail on the opposite side of the valley.
@@curtismiller6318 For some strange reason Nepalese guides and agencies ignore the more impressive Phortse route waking the clients up and down the same trail twice like there were no alternative. Several more innovative western operators have started using the Phortse route on the way up, and the clients just love it.
We went with Elite Exped and trusted their expertise on trekking. We would love to go back and try alternate routes!
EBC is a box-ticking exercise. You trek a few days along a path that used to be interesting/challenging... but now is so full of other tourists/sheep and every possible comfort is provided along the road. You know you've reached your destination when you see a rock with the words 'Everest Base Camp' sprayed on it. But this is merely the starting point for others and thus does not feel like a worthy goal. After that... you have to retrace your path, i.e the exact same scenery from the last few days just in reverse! ☹
I'm recently back from the Manaslu circuit... significantly tougher, and far more remote, but far more worth it. 👍
… sorry man, but you got the wrong attitude
Thank you for your feedback. We will keep that in mind, but do feel like getting to EBC was an accomplishment for us. Congrats on completing your tougher circuit! We hope to try it at some point!
Lol can't travel without mommy and daddy
Too much stupid music, had to turn the volume down.
Thank you for your feedback. We will keep that in mind for future videos! :)