You can find all the posts we have ever written about the Everest Region here. And we are almost convinced that, when it comes to Everest, we have the most comprehensive and most actionable posts in the entire world wide web.
This is because we love the mountains and understand the kind of problems trekkers face first hand. As such we go the extra mile in our posts to help you get the most out of your trek. If not we at least try to make you laugh.
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The following posts will give your detailed introduction to the Everest Region. As for the Nepal post, we think it is the best that was ever written about this beautiful country.
This is our favorite section. All the funny stories and tall tales are found here.
We have the most comprehensive information on the best time to go to Everest in the internet. And it is not based on anecdotes but raw data and a lot of experience.
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With HoneyGuide, you have very flexible booking options. Whether you wish to book the whole tour, or just flights, hotels, or guides, we got you covered.
Here is everything you need to know about flights to Lukla.
Here you will find hotel recommendations, level of service to expect, local delicacies, and water safety.
Price for services in Nepal vary by your nationality. Here is everything you need to know to navigate through the prices on the ground.
A trek like EBC is not to be taken lightly. You need to understand what you are up against and how to deal with it.
Knowing these things will make your trek to Everest Region much more fulfilling and enjoyable.
Whether you want to hit it alone, with a guide, or with friends, HoneyGuide has you covered. Stay tuned for posts about Guide vs No Guide, and how to find good trekking companies.
Beautiful things and places you will pass during your trek to the Everest Region.
The mountains in Everest have tales as tall as they are attached to them. In one of the posts below, we will even show you how to find a yeti in one of the mountains.
We have detailed information on each and every village of the Everest Region. You will even find what kind of flowers you will see in that place in these posts. :)
Also, please note that for a trek like Everest Base Camp Trek, side trips are more than just cute good-to-have additions to the main trek. They are the excursions that will make sure that you are acclimatized well enough to fully enjoy the main trek. Basically, due to the altitude gain in the trek, there are two acclimatization breaks during a trek to Everest Base Camp: one at Namche and another at Pheriche/Dingboche. During these breaks you stay two nights at the same spot to give your body the chance to get used to the rarefied atomosphere. And the best way to increase your acclimatization is by going high during the day and coming back to sleep at a lower altitude. And the worst thing you can do is to stay at the same spot lazily throughout the day, or worse doze off. For one of the things that happens during acclimatization is that your blood thickens which increases the chance of internal blood clots especially if you are inactive.
Read MoreYour guide to the right information, lodge/flight booking to trek independently to the Everest Base Camp.
Read MoreAs you plan your trek to Everest Base Camp, there are certain things we want you to know in order to have the best possible experience and avoid unpleasant surprises.
Read MoreIf you are someone with an adrenaline addiction, waiting to experience the Everest region in a daring way, the Everest Three Passes Trek is perfect for you. That’s right! Only a few determined trekkers choose to take up this adventurous way to do the Everest Base Camp (EBC) trek this way. This trek encompasses the three high passes of Everest Region: Renjo La (5,388 m), Cho La (5,380 m) and the highest Kongma La (5,535 m). Talking about the perks of this trail, it takes you down to the Dudhkoshi valley ornamented with the beautiful turquoise glacial lakes, Gokyo Ri, the highland monasteries, the outlying Nangpa La Valley, Sherpa village, colorful trails through the woody and lush rhododendron forests and above all, an experience of a lifetime!
Read MoreAs we all know, Mt.Everest(8848 m), the highest mountain on Earth is located in Nepal. Much more than a pride symbol, Mt.Everest is also a source of revenue generation as thousands of tourists visit Nepal to trek in the Everest region or to climb Mt.Everest. Nepal is synonymous with trekking all over the world and […]
Read MoreEverest Base Camp is a paradise situated high among the clouds, quite literally. Everest Base Camp lies at an elevation of 5380 m and boasts spectacular views of the mountain giants. Mount Everest Base Camp trek is one of the most famous trekking trails in the world along with Annapurna Base Camp trek, Annapurna Circuit, […]
Read MoreStanding at 8848 meters, Mt. Everest, known as Sagarmatha to the locals, towers over the Khumbu region of Nepal. Considered one of seven natural wonders of the world, Everest holds a sacred place in the hearts of all mountaineers, trekkers and locals alike. Though Everest Base Camp Trek becomes increasingly popular with each passing of […]
Read MoreEverest trek still holds it own against other popular trekking trails of Nepal. The wildlife, culture, scenery and jewel of the whole trek-sight of Everest Base Camp trek attracts crowds of trekkers every trekking season. HoneyGuide, with the aim to provide information about everything trekkers would need to know about Everest trek organized a free […]
Read MoreNaming Sherpa (famous for mountaineering) kids is as easy as figuring out the day of the week, literally and figuratively. Sundays (Nima), Mondays (Dawa), Tuesdays (Mingma), Wednesdays (Lhakpa), Thursdays (Phurba), Fridays (Pasang) and Saturdays (Pemba).
Read MoreEverest Base Camp Trek isn’t exactly a ‘remote area’ now. Well, maybe in terms of transportation but that was more or less a deliberate attempt. It had to be kept that way as so people could enjoy the tranquility of nature without any disturbance. Other ‘development’ however was inevitable so that the place could cater […]
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