POV: You Trek to Everest Base Camp

November 22, 2022 Katherine Larsen

We had the absolute pleasure of accompanying multiple groups of women to Nepal this year, all to experience the magic of the trek to Everest Base Camp.

This adventure starts well before the actual trek itself. It requires long-term planning, training, strengthening, and packing. But from the moment we step on the plane for that international flight, the excitement rushes in and doesn’t stop. Join us for the journey of Everest Base Camp with Travel Her Way, from absolute start to finish.

I did the EBC trek with a couple girl friends. It turned out to be one of my best trips! Not only I had a great time with the girls. I was taken very good care of. On the 4th day, I accidentally fell to the ground and hurt my right knee. It was bleeding and I had a lot of pain. We had a female assistant guide. She had the first aid kit with her and helped me clean up the wound and put on bandages. Since then, I walked slow and couldn’t keep up with the team. However, she was with me the whole time and make sure I was taken care of. She also checked on me every night and helped me change the bandage. My knee got better gradually and I was able to reach the final destination, the Everest Base Camp! I felt so thankful, and without her help, I would not be able to check the place off my list.

Stella Clark

HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR TRAVEL HER WAY PERU TRIP:

- Explored Machu Picchu, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

- Hiked the beautiful Rainbow Mountain

- Experienced the adventurous Inca jungle trek (4 days/3 nights)

- Enjoyed mountain biking, white water rafting, zip-lining, and hot spring spas

- Attended a cooking class and learn how to make authentic Pisco sours and ceviche

To join us on our next adventure to Everest Base Camp in Nepal, visit the trip page and sign up! We can’t wait to explore the world with you.

Katie Larsen

Katie is a digital nomad based out of Portland, Oregon. She is currently following her philosophy of doing life a little differently by living full-time in her self-converted Sprinter van. Her 62-foot residence can be spotted around North America, always in a new location and on the hunt for the best craft brewery. Keep up with Katie at www.soweboughtavan.com.