http://crazyjourneys.com/2009/11/himalayan-trekking-guide-celebrates-that-tiny-moment-in-time-called-now/ Mon, 22 Feb 2010 21:17:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://crazyjourneys.com/2009/11/himalayan-trekking-guide-celebrates-that-tiny-moment-in-time-called-now/comment-page-1/#comment-372 Viktoria Barna Tue, 10 Nov 2009 07:15:31 +0000 http://crazyjourneys.com/?p=961#comment-372 I can only agree on Nepal and the Himalayas being a very special place... I spent 4 months in Nepal. I did Everest Base Camp trek (16 days, 17 575 feet-5356 meters) and the Annapurna Circuit trek (21 days, highest point is Thorung La Pass at 17 769 feet-5416 meters) I did experience altitude sickness, freezing cold, walking in altitude where the oxygen in the air is half as much as at sea level and every step was a mission...BUT I would do it again any time because it made me stronger, and thought me many of a life's lessons:) I can recommend trekking in Nepal to all of those who like to be close to nature, and it seems Chris would be a great guide with lots of experience. Thanks Luke! This brought back many amazing memories to me:) I can only agree on Nepal and the Himalayas being a very special place…
I spent 4 months in Nepal. I did Everest Base Camp trek (16 days, 17 575 feet-5356 meters) and the Annapurna Circuit trek (21 days, highest point is Thorung La Pass at 17 769 feet-5416 meters)
I did experience altitude sickness, freezing cold, walking in altitude where the oxygen in the air is half as much as at sea level and every step was a mission…BUT I would do it again any time because it made me stronger, and thought me many of a life’s lessons:)
I can recommend trekking in Nepal to all of those who like to be close to nature, and it seems Chris would be a great guide with lots of experience.
Thanks Luke! This brought back many amazing memories to me:)

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