Everest Base Camp Trek 2017
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- This documentary takes us to the most iconic base camp of all at the foot of the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest (8848M)
Flying on a hair raising flight to Lukla, 15 trekkers, from Exodus Treks, walk through Sherpa Country past cultivated farms and settlements, through forests and into high altitude glaciated scenery. We visit the incredible Monastery at Thyangboche and witness the awe inspiring views of Himalayan peaks such as Ama Dablam and of course Mount Everest. Our Journey ends in Nepals mystical capital, Kathmandu.
Narrated by Phil Burrows. October 2017
Duration 62 minutes
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Excellent, felt as though I was there, thanks for sharing. Loved the Pink Floyd sections.
Thanks for watching Patrick - Atb Phil
My journey to Base Camp was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. Thanks for sharing.
I'm glad you had a rewarding experience like I did - it is one special place, thanks for watching Phil
Thank you for promoting Everest base camp trekking via a video, good job dear Phillip Burrows especially for the detail narration . You were lucky with weather so you made a great video. I also have been guiding the travelers to Everest base camp almost 30 times since 2001 already. Congratulations !
Thanks for your comments. Yes, we were really lucky with the weather, however on the first day we couldn't land at Lukla due to low cloud so spent an evening at Ramechap Mantalla. The Khumbu region has a special place in my heart, lovely scenery and lovely people. Wow! I envy you having done EBC 30 times, what an achievement. All the best, Phil
Thanks for sharing Phil,I did the exact same trip with Exodus April 19 and even Chong Sherpa was my guide.
Watching your video certainly put a smile on my face and brought back many fond memories.
My time spent doing the EBC trek in the Himalayas was so very special to me and something I will always cherish.
It really is a special place.♥️♥️🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
It was a great adventure, Rob, and those sherpas made all the difference. I found ascending from Kyangjuma to Tengboche a hard day. I'm glad my vid brought back memories , thanks for your comments and watching and all the best, Phil
This is one of the best EBC videos in all of TH-cam. I search for new ones everyday. Well shot, no obnoxious techno music, and great narration. Congrats. I'm going in April by myself to scatter my wifes ashes. This was a big help. Nate and Kara have a great one, too, as well as DomOntheGo, IndigoTraveller, Fultiltward, and Jackson Groves to name a few. Thanks a bunch.
Francois, Thanks for the comments, I'm glad you liked it. It is a special place. Hope all goes well in April. Phil
Francois Foof I completely agree with this comment. We will be coming in April as well and have been going through every EBC vid we can.
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I trekked to the Everest Base Camp in 1996 -enjoy your walk it's a comfortable trek lovely people helpful -new delhi
So you have experienced the same magic as myself. I think when you did it in 1996 there was only one bridge over the Dudhkosi river near Namche now they have a newer bridge named after Edmund Hillary. Thanks for watching Manju, Atb Phil
Hi Phil - Many thanks for producing this video. We did the EBC trek with Exodus exactly one year earlier in Oct 2016; we arrived at EBC on the 30/10/16, so your excellent and very well made video of the trek brought back some unique and truly unforgettable memories of a once in a life-time experience. We fell in love with Nepal and are already booked to do the Annapurna Sanctuary + Poon Hill trek for November this year. We did Machu Picchu via the high passes / Mt Salkantay last year; also with Exodus which I can deff' recommend. Thanks again for the great memories + great soundtrack !!!!! Dave McK - Bolton.
Thanks, David, for your comments. The Khumbu region is indeed a special place. Climbing up to Namche, though, was a killer. This was my 4th trek to Nepal and I've mostly used Exodus. You should enjoy the Annapurna's, I did the circuit 4 years ago and have plans to go back there within the next two years. Machu Picchu is also on my bucket list. Glad you like Floyd! and the other tracks.
I'm off the do the high peaks of Bulgaria in 2 weeks. Atb, Phil
Well done Phillip me and my mate fly out on the 15th October till the 3rd November.
Watching your trek gives me so much excitement and can't wait to get there.
Thanks for watching Mike. Hope you have a great time in October - Phil
Iam in USA I miss my hometown Namche Bazar Nepal 🇳🇵 hope u had a good time thank you for the beautiful video Namaste 🙏
Thanks for watching and your comments Best wishes, Phil
Thank you very much Mr. Phillip Burrows Sir for such a great documentary ever made on EBC Trek. This will definitely boosts Visit Nepal Year 2020. Once is not enough! I am going again on May 2019 with a group.
Thanks for your comments. Nepal is truly a magical and beautiful place. I agree once is not enough - I have been 5 times and will still continue visiting. Good luck for May, Atb, Phil
Did this in 2006 in June. Unforgettable even though monsoon started days into the trek. I still fall asleep every night starting in Lukla...barely get out of town and am asleep.
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Great video - I didn't go to EBC, but this provided wonderful reminders of my visit to Lukla, Phakding, Namche, Kunde, Khumjung, Kyangjuma, Tengboche and Kathmandu. Thank you.
Hi Andy, thanks for watching and for your comments. Glad it brought memories back of your trip, this was my second time to EBC and fifth time to Nepal - Love the region. Atb Phil
Andy Marr b
Thank you so much for shred such a great detail video of Mt. Everest base camp trek Nepal.
Thanks for watching and your comments - Phil
Beautifully filmed and narrated. Thanks for sharing your adventure!
Thanks John for your comments. Atb, Phil
Philip, inspirational. A great production. It gives a great view of the trek, the paths, the lodges and the views - views unsurpassed anywhere else on Earth. EBC is on my bucket list. Many thanks. Jules.
Thanks, Jules, for your comments. Hope you get to EBC soon - Atb Phil
Miss that moment 😢😢
heartily welcome to Nepal visit again and again 🙏🙏🙏
Hope you are all keeping well. Lets hope we can get back to trekking soon, All the best, Phil
I enjoy watching your journey...thanks for showing incredible video 🙏🙏🙏
thanks for watching - Phil
Just got the bug for this. Amazing sights throughout your journey. My only concern is battery life for my camera and phone (take pictures and video on both) any advice welcomed. Thanks for sharing your amazing trip.
I used a Panasonic HC-V770 camcorder to do my filming and took 6 batteries (4hrs each) and I find on the EBC trek I only used 4 batteries. You can charge phones, cameras in the tea houses. I don't use a phone to film, my phone would give me poor res. A light weight tripod comes in handy for time lapse filming. Also a selfie stick is ideal when crossing bridges as you don't need to bother someone else to film you (as no doubt others will be busy negotiating their steps and wouldn't want to film). Are you planning on doing EBC? Thanks for watching, Phil
Very well produced. So much effort filming so well appreciated
Ade, thanks for the comments hope you enjoyed it Atb - Phil
Thank you Burrows for bringing much more misery to Nepal!!!!
Why have I brought more misery to Nepal?
don't ever reply to them, psychos
Have you gone completely psycho ? Please have a well mental treatment! Get well soon
Phil - loved the video and the music score. I'm going in October 2018. I'll be 73 so hope I can make it all the way to EBC - wish me luck. I wanted to hear a little bit more details about the food, how you prepared for the trip, your physical challenges, etc., but it was the best video I have seen out of the many I have watched. Thank you for sharing your experience with those who may follow your footsteps to ECB!
Hi AminGlad you enjoyed the video. Good luck on your trek in October.There are two sections of 300m steep ascents that can present a physical challenge, one ascending to Namche and the other ascending to Thyangboche. Just take your time and drink plenty of water with plenty of rests. The rest of the trek is undulating especially on the khumbu glacier approaching EBC where there are only short ascents up and down.The food is well varied from Omelettes, Pizzas, good soups, apple pie is astounding - to Sherpa stew and traditional dal bhat (Lentils/Rice with a curry) There's so much choice on offer. In preparing for your trek If you can manage to ascend a mountain each weekend that should be adequate training. I am lucky I live only 90mins away from the English Lake District and Snowdonia.I would suggest that you don't buy water a sit can become expensive, I use to get my water container filled up in the tea houses and used a steri-pen to purify the water. There are plenty of purifying tablets available.Hope you have a good time and again good luck. Phil
Hi Phil Thank you for taking the time to respond to my comments. Your tips and guidance are much appreciated.
很完美的历险旅程，祝贺你们。珠穆朗玛峰尼泊尔南侧的风景真美，从2800M海拔到5400M展现出不同层次的风光，尤其是4000M之后，空气稀薄，植物逐渐消失，这对你们的体能也是巨大的考验。感谢你分享你的影片。来自中国的问候^^
谢谢收看没错，当您上升到各个气候区域时，风景的变化是惊人的。
英国的问候，菲尔
I have been watching many videos about EBC , planning to reach there one day with my wife , this give us a lot of reference and motivation to decide either we could make it or not . Thanks
Thanks for watching. Hope you make it there one day. Phil
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Thanks for this incredible video, sir! Lots of love and wishes from Nepal❤🇳🇵
Thanks for watching and your comments - Phil
Excellent Vid Phil and Co - thinking of doing this for my 50th next year so this was the just the ticket. TFS Mark
Get it booked Mark you won't be disappointed. Just the ticket for your 50th. Thanks for watching Atb, Phil
Phillip Burrows Yes def going to do it. Will prob go with the same company you used. 👍
Get it done its been emotional
Emocionante experiencia, fantastica caminata, hermosos paisajes, saludos desde sudamerica.
Saludo. Muchas gracias por las palabras - Phil
Awesome, thanks, great video!
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it, Atb Phil
I have always been intrigued by Everest and the Himalayas but due to a leg injury I will probably not be able to trek there. So, I was able to experience it through your video production! Regards.
this kind o trek is very good interesting and can see many views,not only everest base camp also good rara and phoksundo lakes.
thanks for watching and for your comments - Phil
Thank you for visiting nepal🇳🇵👍🙏
Wonderful, thank you so much. I just returned from hiking in the Annapurna region. Would love to go to Base Camp. Is there any way to join up with Exodus Travels?
The Annapurna region is really beautiful area, glad you like it, was there Oct 2015. Exodus do quite a number of treks to EBC some are slightly extended and go via Gokyo and crossing the Cho-la pass and some a little shorter via the two oldest monasteries. Obviously on hold at the moment due to lockdown but check out their website www.exodus.com - thanks for watching the vid. Atb, Phil
Namaste!I really enjoyed watching this video.many many thanks for exploring nepal.visit again sir/madam.
thanks for watching and your comments - Phil
Yes I love Everest Base Camp trek mount Everest
thanks for watching - Phil(UK)
I'm planning do this next year, after the study. Beautifull
Michel Gencic welcome to Nepal!
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You are Welcome. :)
I had visited Nepal more than 5 times so almost been major cities and touristic places of Nepal. Every time I booked a tour with Mr.Deepak Aryal ; He is a best local tour/trek guide and tour organizer. The price was also Very reasonable . if anyone want to go Nepal should contact him: Mobile: + 9779860313326 Email: aryaldeepak1@gmail.com web : www.besttrekkinginnepal.com
Truly inviting . . . should I make an attempt ?
Of course. But train for it. Good luck Phil
Nirmal, the best trek leader for Exodus
Totally agree! He is excellent leader
Hi Philip I’m watching most vids and then I see this which I found easy to understand some key parts ... I’m going my self with a friend start of March wondering if I wear shorts on half of the way then switch to wool base layer on the other .. I see most are simple folk with less hiker clothing on but you guys went in October . I sense a northern accent so I’m also a Yorkshire lad so should be a great challenge
Hi Steliano, Thanks for watching. You'll have a fantastic time in March, as for most of the trek shorts will be ideal and the use of layer clothing so if it's too hot you can remove a layer. Day time temps can be easily 18 degree + but it can get really cold at night so a duvet jacket or Gilet is okay for pottering around in. I'm assuming you are not camping. I found temperatures quite comfortable in Oct and I only used a basic 2-season sleeping bag as I was staying in tea houses/hotels. You are right about a Northern accent but I wear the red rose of Lancashire, St Helens to be precise. Well enjoy the experience and stay safe. Atb, Phil
Very good vid and very very well done
I hope you enjoyed very much in our Nepal and come back soon again
Thanks for watching and your comments. I love Nepal and have made many friends there. Thanks again, Phil
I Reallly enjoyed watching this videos,, I hope you enjoyed staying in Nepal 🇳🇵
Thanks for watching. I loved staying in your Country - Phil
Did you ask your guide why he took you both up and down via Tengpoche when there is a much better route with better views on the opposite side of the valley? The High Scenic Trail via Mong La - Phortse - Pangpoche is higher with awesome views across the valley, a lot of wildlife (musk deer, Himalayan tahr) and practically no trekkers. Tengpoche can be visited on the way down.
Interesting observation. I have done Mong via phortse tenga and Merchermo while I did the Gokyo route in 2007 and found it very beautiful but never thought on this time- as you say we could of taken a higher route to Pangboche rather than repeating the Tengboche route twice. We had lost a day due to not being able to land at Lukla (weather issues) we landed on another airstrip till the next day when we could land at Lukla so whether that had some bearing on the matter. Maybe too many changs I'm not sure. Anyhow weather was kind and everyone managed to keep up and everyone had a memorable experience. Thanks for watching, Marc and for your comments - Phil
@@dudhkosi723 That High Scenic Trail via Phortse seems to be the best kept secret in Khumbu. It has been there for hundreds of years, after all, but practically no guide or Nepalese agency suggest it to their customers. They just want to offer the safe same same to everybody. Some big name agencies like NatGeo, Adventure Consultants etc have actually started using recently (and charge twice the money for the privilege).
Bravo et merci pour le partage !!!
thanks for watching - Phil
I have watched all your video it is really nice
Thanks for watching - Phil
wonderful, I'm inspired much more to go to Nepal, and I started with my physical preparation to go next year, 2019, considering I'm only 48 and I had learnings by age, but you inspired me much more, congratulations, just a query, What agency did you trek? sorry for my english am chilean
Thanks Vivian for the comments. I travelled with Exodus Trekking, I have used the company approximately 10 times and find them very effecient. Hope you get there in 2019. ATb Phil
If you can catch up with your nepali friend you can save half of your budget and you can explore everything in detail.
I’m planning for this November. I’ve got uni and stuff for now.
I’m really excited.
This helped a lot !
Glad it helped Naomi - Nepal is really a magical place- hope you do get to see it. Atb, Phil
Kavi to Aja meri jaan😁🇳🇵
Great video! Well done! 👍🏼👍🏼🥰
Thanks Lucy for your comments. Atb Phil
the best videos.
Thankyou. Hope you enjoyed watching All the best Phil
superbes images , superbe voyage , merci !!!!!
Thanks for watching, Atb Phil
Great video
thanks for watching and your comments , Phil
You took my breath away!
Glad you enjoyed the film, Cynthia. It certainly takes your breath away especially at 18,000ft! Atb Phil
Very nice the country nepal...evarest mountain nice place...happy
It is indeed a lovely Country - thanks for watching - Phil
Pqp...que viagem... imagens. Ouvindo Floyd é d+.
Yes it was spectacular. You can't beat a bit of Floyd. Thanks for watching and commenting Phil
Phillip Burrows 🐺guynpal epal
Awesomeness !! thank you for sharing with us
Thanks for watching- Glad you enjoyed it Atb, Phil
Great photography, interesting videos of the trekkers, and enjoyable to watch. I wish that there had been more coverage of the sleeping accommodations, the food eaten, and how the gear was transported.
Hi Chuck, thanks for the comments. Point taken I do regret not having any coverage of the tea houses etc. I also regret not doing a good sunset. Maybe next time! Atb Phil
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All i can say take wet wipes a good set of thermals, a good down jacket, Its a basic living up there and expect it to be cold, the food is good all the way up, I recommend pheriche most people don't take this route and its a hidden gem with some great views plus my stopping point on my week off from base camp after our first rotations good luck
What a beautiful videography! I am walking with you sir!! Thanks!!!
Thanks for watching best wishes Phil
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching Atb, Phil
Well done on your video, gave me a laugh and reminded me of whats ahead, god my feet ache already just watching it. I could do the route blind folded now.
Thanks Andrew. It looks like you've been a lot higher, you have some good footage liked the drone shots crossing the crevasse on Khumbu ice fall . I've managed Island Peak and Loboche East in my Himalayan efforts. Good luck for 2020. Atb, Phil
It's a beautiful vlog.
Thanks Frank for watching and your comments Atb, Phil
such a beautiful documentry and mountains...nice work phil
Thanks - Glad you enjoyed it atb Phil
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Chhewang sherpa is from my village.surprise to him in the video
can u give me info how much dollers need to climbing mt avarest of nepal, I'm from bd study in india
Hey Phil, have to say this is one of the best EBC treks I’ve seen in a long time. Great and in-depth. I’m looking to do it next year so doing lots of research and watching great films like yours. Have a question, did you get cash ok as I’ve heard the atm machines are not so good and you’re not allowed to bring currency into the country. How did you cope with that? Hope you’re next adventure is just as good 🏔
Hi Thanks for the comments. As you have noted you cannot take Nepalese Rupee into the Country. I took English sterling approx £300 and changed this at the Hotel in Kathmandu and the rate was pretty good (approx 140 rupee to £1) Don't take £50 notes difficult to change. There are ATM's in Kathmandu which I found worked. Some only have a limit of £100. Credit cards are accepted in larger shops and Restaurants. On trek there are ATM's at Lukla, where you land and Namche, but other than that there is little opportunity to obtain cash, possibly some of the larger Tea Houses/Hotels might. If you buy water this can be expensive I took a UV steri-pen to treat the tap water. Also beer can be expensive on trek. Hope you get there next year - I guarantee you won't regret it. Atb Phil
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So good.
Thanks for watching - Phil
We are heading in April to do this with the kids. Very helpful video.
Hope you have a great time - stay safe, Phil
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With kids? You are an idiot!!!!
Yah. With kids. Check out my videos where my kids are having the experience of a lifetime. Smh.
Beautiful work Phil... I enjoyed the full Trek ...
Thanks Bharat for watching and I am glad you enjoyed it, Atb Phil
Great video and selections of music is superb!
Thanks Wyble for watching Atb, Phil
Reyaly so nice. How to understand what they in that world thanks Mr Phillips. I am from Bangladesh 2018
Thanks for your comments, glad you like it - All the best Phil
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I hope you'r enjoyed there.
Beautiful Country - Have been 5 times. Thanks for watching, Phil
Really enjoyed your video. Very informative !!!! I am planning to go to EBC mid September 2018 for my 60th birthday. Can you tell me what kind of training and fitness level you guys achieved as some of the group looked like they might be approaching my age.
Cheers Christine
Hi Christine. Glad you enjoyed the vid. It was an amazing experience. Good luck for September. You were quite perceptive with our ages as some of us are quickly approaching 60, I'm 57. Most were in their 50's and two members were 63ish. As long as you get some day mountain/hill walks in at least once a fortnight combined with whatever exercise you participate in gradually leading to once a week up a hill nearing the time you should have no problems. I found swimming was my alternate activity as I soon get bored in the gym. There are two serious steep ascents, the first up to Namche where you ascend 600m in 3 hours and the other is ascending to Thyangboche monastery. But its not a race, plenty of rests and drink plenty of water. I can get cramp easy so I use "electroytes plus" 2 tablets you suck on a day this gives the necessary minerals and salts to avoid lactic acid build up which leads to cramp. Again, I can't stress enough about drinking plenty of water. Also avoid alcohol until after base camp. From Loboche I suggest taking a daily asprin as you are approaching 5000m, obviously if you have any severe headaches speak to your guide. Some people were taking Diamox for altitude symptoms - but personally I won't go there.
Thanks for your comments and have a great time - Phil
Phillip Burrows Hi Phil, Your video was a pleasure to watch, and i was happy to see that some money was also raised for thoes effected by the earthquake.
I do have a question and that is why did you not take diamox? Do you know of any side effects and its interaction with alcohol or other drugs?
Hi. Thanks for your comments.
There are two schools of thought on the use of diamox. One thought is it works for rapid ascents (which you are not doing rapid) and the other school of thought is that it can mask symptoms of acute mountain sickness - Altitude sickness happens when you go too high too fast and is avoidable with rest. If you have serious headaches, breathing issues etc.. you should descend and then re-ascend.
Diamox is a diuretic so you will pee regularly, not a bad thing during the day but you will be up a number of times in the cold nights visiting the toilet. You can also get a tingling sensation in your fingers. You can take it with you but only use it when needed.
I used Ginko Biloba, its natural plant and no side effects and it aids oxygen circulation and is available without prescription. I am not sure of diamox interaction with alcohol or other drugs - but if you want to really increase your chances of reaching EBC leave off alcohol, until your descent. Drink at least 4 litres of water a day and take your time. - Phil
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Nicely done mate.. thumbs up..
thanks for watching Atb Phil
very well done am keen to get there my self
Get it booked Adrian - you will truly have a memorable experience. Thanks for watching Atb, Phil
Great video!! Narration and detail are super. Thank you.
Thanks - Glad you enjoyed it Jill
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Lovely and informative .One of my dreams. Will reach there one day.
Hope your dream comes true, thanks for watching, Phil
Can anyone add some costs for a trip like this? Thanks
I travelled with Exodus. www.exodus.co.uk the costs this year for a 17-day trek is £2,199
I will be taking a group of ten out 30th Sep-14Oct 2018. Looks like we are at max £1900. That’s with a helicopter flight back from EBC to Lukla
Thank you for helping
Thanks for watching - Phil
Just found your vid pal and found it an excellent watch
Thanks for watching - Phil
@@dudhkosi723 would you mind revealing the total cost per person Phil I've checked up on Exodus regarding this and other aspects of this trek i.e fitness/training etc and equipment and I would love to have a go
@@TheRAYZZOR The cost for 17 days EBC trek with Exodus starts from £2,349. There's a Visa which costs £30. It is estimated that you need approx £30 a day on trek for food and drinks. I didn't buy water I used the local tap water and used a steri pen (UV light) to treat it. The higher you go the more expensive things seem to be. Beer is approx £6.00 a can. But it's best to keep off the beer while ascending to ensure better chances of success. Drink plenty of water to keep hydrated and to limit effects of altitude sicknesses.
Hope you do get the chance to go, it will be the experience of a lifetime. Best wishes, Phil
@@dudhkosi723 thanks pal
very nice journey .
thanks. But a very rewarding journey
great views and scenery...but cannot believe how tacky and touristy the place has been turned in to...gift shops and Irish pubs......trust the west to do that...that school and hospital Hillory built for them is just amazing...surprised there were no climbing parties doing Everest at base camp....a bit weird watching them openly cremate a body by the river...a brilliant video of the trip..excellent narration and great scenery....
Thanks for your comments and watching - Phil
Interesting video
thanks for watching - Phil
Hi, Mr, Phillip Burrows. I was your video very very nice and interesting. when you have in Nepal in December. December is almost offseason then you could not see good views.that's always foggy. if you have time you should visit in September to November you can see Greats Views. I am also Experience Mountain Trekking and tour Guide in Nepal. I have been Everest Base Camp more than 500 Times. I like your Documentary video. I am also Try making same like this video.thanks for your video.
Thanks for watching. I look forward to watching your video when it is done. All best wishes in your guiding - Phil
Thank you sir
Wow beautiful my contry
It certainly is beautiful - Namaste - Phil
awesome musical score
thanks for watching - Atb Phil
Beautiful video, sensible music for effect, could have done with a bit more Pink Floyd.
Thanks. I agree Pink Floyd rules! I have used Floyd in quite a few of my vids but "wish you were Here" and some other tracks seems to get taken off by TH-cam which leaves the videos with sudden blank music sections, often removing the narration as well. "The Division Bell" doesn't seem to get taken off. So if it wasn't for TH-cam performing rights rulings Pink Floyd would feature heavily on all my work. Phil
Ama Dablam is beautiful
Totally agree. Its more majestic than Everest - Phil (UK)
Awesome vid.. really informative and helpful. By the way, something wrong with BatMobile? And also Everest seems to have Kryptonite mine somewhere hehehe Batman and Superman looked way out of shape hehhehehe.. (just for fun)
really Loved the vid
Hi Rabin. Thanks for watching. I actually put the Kryptonite in his rucksack to slow him down - so I beat him to base camp. All the best, Phil
waoooooooo supppppppp creat I like this vedeo
thanks for watching - Phil
wlc
very difficult but intrestting
just put one foot in front of the other and plod on - it was difficult but really enjoyable - Atb, Phil
cheers, Phil
very enjoyable thanks - I was going to do it but I won't bother now as I feel I did it already in bed ha ha
I'm glad you felt you were there in spirit! - but the physical experience of being in the Himalaya there is no comparison so get out of bed and get a trek booked, you will not be disappointed I guarantee it.
yes Phillip, I have done Everest Base camp from Tibet a couple of times and lots of trekking in Nepal, now I have babies it will have to wait
Nice video
Thanks Sunita, Phil
I'm in uk I miss my country 😒😒
Your Country is truly amazing- hope you get back there to visit soon
What stops you to go back?
Awesome 🇳🇵🥰
Thanks for watching - Phil
Incrabail our Nepal
It certainly is an incredible and beautiful country
nice video sir
Thanks for watching. All the best Phil
A brilliant well documented and narrated film. However the highest point in the World is a mountain in Ecuador Cerro Chiborazo due to the fact that our planet is not spherical but ovaloidal shape created by the rotation of Earth over the last 5 billion years.
Interesting point! thanks for your comments, Juan - Atb Phil
Haha useless point
I see that one person my village brother chhonga shera
There's no rest for the joking Sherpa, except on Everest.
its always a laugh and a joke with the porters and sherpas - and they all keep you motivated - Phil
Weldon..friend
thanks for watching, all the best Phil
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what?? i saw batman and superman there.😂😂😂
your eyes don't deceive you - they were raising money for a village in Nepal to help build houses after it was devasted in the Nepali earthquake. Phil
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