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 Once he became the first person ever to summit Mt. Everest in 1953, Sir Edmund Hillary had one statement regarding Nepal's grandeur: “Nepal is the only nation in the world which is also one of the world's amazing trekking paradises and among the nicest nations on the planet for hiking." Now, tens of thousands of trekkers and hikers neglect their extreme-outdoor use to fulfill a lifelong dream of trekking in Nepal, one of the most widely visited countries for hiking on earth. It is among the strangest places. All these “paradises" Hillary so admittedly talked about can be gotten with a trip along any one of three base camp treks. The most prestigious trek in Nepal is that the Everest Base Camp Trek; exactly the same route used by ancient climbing pioneers in the 1950s. Obtaining a license to join an Everest trek is only possible by reserving with an in-country tour operator. This not only assures safety, but means that teams will move at a pace that allowing proper ac...

 Trekking to Everest Base Camp is an essential portion of the path for each Everest summit attempt. The Everest Base Camp Trek mostly begin with a flight into Lukla airport at an elevation of 2860 meters. Each of those trekking routes provides an eye-catching view and rewarding way to attack the rise in altitude of 2500 meters to Everest Base Camp on the Nepal side, located at 5360 meters in elevation. Significantly, these Everest treks incorporate rest days to supply trekkers and mountaineers with a chance to get used to the thinner air while enjoying the scenery on the route. For mountaineers, the trek to Everest Base Camp is just the start of their adventure. When they reach the head of the Khumbu Valley, they establish their Everest Base Camp on the Khumbu glacier since they launch into the last stages of their training and acclimatization that comes before any summit attempt. It is a slow process that can take weeks and often decades of planning and preparation. For the famous...