The Great Himalaya Trail: Annapurna, Manaslu and Mount Everest Base Camp Trek
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"The man who moves the mountain, begins by carrying away a few small stones..." William Faulkner
Himalayas - the Holy Grail for adventurers
If you're a mountain lover and have a passion for walking to great heights, then the holy Grail of mountains are majestic Himalayas. These great mountain ranges have drawn thousands of adventure lovers to explore and conquer its mighty peaks. People from all over the world aboard great lengths just to get a glimpse of the stunning sights and sounds, that the great Himalaya Trail has to offer.
For ages travelers, wanderers and trekkers have embarked on adventure treks and the Himalayas to experience a rich combination of sherpa culture, history and heritage in the villages and to enjoy the friendliness and hospitality of the local people.
Himalayas Trekking Trail
Everest Base Camp
Would You Rather See
What do you want to see the following on your Himalayan Adventures
The Great Himalaya Trail
Along your journey through the Himalaya Trail, you'll find ancient Buddhist monasteries and quaint little Gurung villagers that have somehow have a way of filling your heart and soul with a sense of peace and warmth that you'll find nowhere else.
You also come home with a sense of achievement from challenging yourself to arrive at these amazing destinations.
The great Himalaya Trail combines a network of tracks and trails to form the longest and highest of walking routes in the mountains. Many trekkers have taken this path to enjoy the magnificent mountain panoramas, and experience the glory of this great walk. An amalgamation of 10 high and low rates form the trail of this adventurous journey that passes through arid mountain plateaus, deep River gorges, lush green meadows and breathtaking landscapes that will will reward you with every step.
When you follow the footsteps of the pioneers who have conquered these great heights, you'll understand why he mountains kept luring them back.
Everest Base Camp Trek Stupa
Packing List
Essentials / Survival
| Sleep Gear
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Pocketknife
| Pack & Rain Cover
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First-Aid Kit
| Tent & Stakes
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Water Bottle or Canteen
| Ground Cloth
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Flashlight w/extra batteries/bulb
| Sleeping Bag
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Matches in waterproof container
| Sleeping Pad
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Candle or Fire Starters & Lighter
| Bear bag, bear bag rope
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Map and Compass
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Whistle
| Miscellaneous
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Metal Signaling Mirror
| Emergency Coins
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Pencil & Paper
| Duct Tape
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50' Nylon Cord, Rope, Twine
| Gloves
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Snacks / Trail Food
| Swimsuit
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Sunscreen & Sunglasses
| Watch
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Insect Repellent
| Camera & Film
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Plastic Bags
| Extra shoes/flipflops
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Emergency Blanket
| Camp Chair
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Clothing for Season
| Hand Warmers
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Rain Gear
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Hiking Boots or sturdy Shoes
| Group Equipment
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Shirts, Pants, Shorts
| Tent, Stakes, Ground cloth / Tarp
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Sweater or warm Jacket
| Dining Fly
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Socks, Underwear + Extras
| Nylon Cord, Rope, Twine
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Hat (for blocking sun/rain)
| Camp Stove(s), Fuel, Lighter
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Winter Mittens, Hat, Coat
| Lantern and Fuel
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Water Container (1 gal/person/day)
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Cooking Gear
| Portable Camp Table
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Food
| Camp Shovel
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Stove & Fuel
| Camp Saw
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Cooking kit & utensils
| Hatchet or Ax
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Eating utensils
| Repair Kit (thread, needles, pins)
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Cup, Bowl, Plate
| First Aid Kit
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Dish soap
| Cooking Kit
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Pots, Pans, Griddle
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Cleanup Kit
| Spatula, Spoon, Ladle, etc.
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Soap
| Salt, Pepper, Seasoning
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Toilet Paper
| Ketchup and Condiments
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Hand Sanitizer
| Handles or Tongs
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Toothbrush & Toothpaste
| Skewers
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Dental Floss
| Cleanup Kit
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Towel & Washcloth
| Sponge, dishcloth, soap, bleach
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Comb
| Scouring pads
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Toilet paper in a plastic bag
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Garbage bags
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The trek to the great Himalaya Trail
The trek to the great Himalaya Trail is considered to be a must for all adventure lovers, not simply because of the scenery but for the special cultural and spiritual moments that you experience along the way.
It also offers a great opportunity to support the local people and contribute to their economy. By staying in local houses rather than camping , you contribute both to the local economy and the environment around you. The mindset you spend interacting with the people and making new friends also have a distinct charm of their own. Thus the road to the Himalayas supports a variety of courses other than being just a journey of soul-searching peace and tranquility.
So how do you start this journey? Some of the most popular tracks include parts of the great Himalaya check and can be done individually. These include Annapurna sanctuary trek, the Everest base Camp trek, and in the last loop circuit trek. two of the most popular treks.
Himalayas Prayer Flags
Everest base Camp trek
The two most popular treks by far are the Annapurna, and the Everest base Camp trek for their variety of experiences and a moderate level of challenge.
What you need to think about is choosing a company that's had many years of experience with Nepal travel adventures so you can enjoy being fully in the moment and these beautiful and unforgettable parts of the world while your guides and trip organizer take care of every tiny little detail.
You can find detailed information about trek itineraries, costs and other useful information about the local culture so you are well prepared before you take your big leap towards your adventure.
In the words of LaoTzu, the journey of 1000 miles must begins with a simple step. And so take your first step towards an experience that will rejuvenate your heart, mind, and soul. Enjoy the moments that will transform you change your perspective on life altogether that the journey begin.
Keen to find out more about where to start?
Cross Everest Base Camp 'EBC' Trek off your bucket list. Start your 19-day adventure in Kathmandu with legendary Kiwi guides. Then fly to Lukla to begin hiking.
You can learn about Sherpa life and be rewarded with mesmerising views of the Himalayas
hike across swing bridges spanning deep river gorges, through lush rhododendron forests and across wide open valleys. Hiking these grand places gives you a unique sense of achievement and a new perspective when you embark on this trip of a lifetime!
Some of your Itinerary may include:
Meeting the Nepali people, Mt Everest
Kathmandu and the Swayambhunath Temple
Phakding.
Namche Bazaar
Deboche.
Dingboche.
Lobuche.
Gorak Shep.
Everest Base Camp.
Seeing the Ama Dablam mountain range
Kala Patthar.
Pheriche.
Khumjung.
Jorsalle.
Lukla and the Lukla Airport