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Wow just did this trek .. beautiful memories

Awesome

Will a coach trekkar 52 bag fit?

Beautiful views & music,...thanks for sharing.

if only I could play a banja I would come over

Excellent, straightforward demonstration. I will order one. Thankyou. W.

I went there in February of 2011 and how much I can relate to your description. I am from Kathmandu, Nepal but went Bung to help student from France, Simon, for his Master's dissertation.We stayed there for 35 days and descended from Lukla and had to walk 5 days to reach there. I am now in Australia doing MBA and only yesterday in the class lecture I was relating to case study of porter in class to that scenario of Bung. LOL. Love your pictures and it took me all the way back to '11. Thanks.

don't remember that I showed any permits at this trek. did you do any permits or tims?

!!!!!GAINST HIM!!!!!.

nice video

Excellent work Rob, thank you. Keep it up!

Aubrey went missing during the time you were up there. did you ever see this girl? www.aubreysacco.com/MakeLove2Life/home.html this page is about Aubrey Sacco who vanished in the Langtang in 2010 or did you encounter anyone that made you feel uncomfortable?

Aubrey went missing during the time you were up there. did you ever see this girl? www.aubreysacco.com/MakeLove2Life/home.html this page is about Aubrey Sacco who vanished in the Langtang in 2010 or did you encounter anyone that made you feel uncomfortable?

Aubrey went missing during the time you were up there. did you ever see this girl? www.aubreysacco.com/MakeLove2Life/home.html this page is about Aubrey Sacco who vanished in the Langtang in 2010

The best route to the summit of Great Gable is to take either Needle Ridge or Sphinx Ridge from the Climbers Traverse followed by Pinnacle Ridge on Westmorland Crag.

We did that Trek in December 1984. We flew into Jomson, treked to Muktanath, and back down the Kali Gandaki River to Pokhara. It was magnificent. It's much changed with the road and modern buildings. And electrical or phone wires, on poles! Wow. The porters at the time were carrying 300 pound loads of large PV piping for a water project. It's true. A trip of a lifetime!

Firstly,kick-ass music soundtrack,man!!!!!!!Secondly,I will be walking the wall from wallsend to bowness/solway in 3 weeks,and I am exited and terrified,haha! My biggest fear is actually getting lost,as I will be walking solo. I don't even have a cellphone,which I'm told is crucial,but I'm not convinced,blahh.Any advice from an expert such as yourself would be GREATLY appreciated! Thanks for sharing the series of remarkable photos!

please don't mind but if u do video would be best :)

Everest panorama Trekking, although relatively easy compared to some of other treks, takes you up high along trails to Tengboche Monastery (3875m). This is a short trek but very scenic trek offers really superb view of the world’s highest peaks, including Everest, Lhotse, Thamserku, Ama Dablam and other many snowy peaks. Who have short time in Nepal who look mt Everest closed eyes this people have good to Everest panaromic tre nepalguideinfo.com/everest-panoramic-trek/ nepalguideinfo.com www.nepalguideinfo.com Email-:sanjib-adhikari@hotmail.com

Hey that's so beautiful! This is John O's son! Tell him hi for me!

Sorry to hear about this and hope that your friend lived to tell the tale and is now OK !!

i went there as a porter hoping i could gain something and i found everything was worth it. i got trek ghost inside me now which roars time to time telling to feel again.

One of the loveliest days of the trek. The bamboo bridges must have been rebuilt dozens of times since I trekked here, but apart from the tea houses (don't remember any) the valley seems as beautiful as ever.

I did this trek in October, 1985. It's wonderful to revisit these places-- see the incremental development, especially the new bridges. A beautiful part of the world.

You did well to get a blue sky, I did not have the of luck with the weather in 2012, but I reached the summit in October and was rewarded with superb views of Wastwater and the Scafells:

I really can’t see you having a problem - Road improvements were underway in March of this year with new bridges under construction, so even though the road wasn’t so bad by Nepal standards then, It will probably be a lot betetr now, Maybe even good enough to take a Landcruiser all the way from Kathmandu and not have to transfer into a Landrover at Hille like we did. If you want details of the agent I used to make the arrangements then drop me another message - Good Luck - Rob

Well, that's useful! We're planning on going to Tumlingtar/Khandbari soon and have thought of driving, but I didn't know anything about the road from Hile. Looks OK (by Nepal standards), although maybe you were busy clutching the seat and not filming part of time :-) Got any thoughts to share on that? (Btw we live in Nepal, so my standard of "OK road" is "dirt rutted awful thing" where a "not OK road" is "dirt rutted awful thing so narrow and scree-ish and gravelly I'd rather walk.") Thoughts?

@AryaSravaka Wasdale is my own favourite valley, Deepest Lake, Highest Mountain, Smallest church and Biggest liar in England - Also it hasn’t been spoilt by over commercialism. Happy Travels Rob

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I was there. Cold up there this year. See you next year.

wonderful - makes me want toget the hiking boots out!

really nice picture of our place Mustang

I stayed in that B+B (lingmell farm) as seen in first scene. Thoroughly recommmended for most of the high mountains! We walked Scafells, corridor route, then Great Gable, Kirk Fell. Basically, stay at that B+B for anything - he's really nice there as well!

Beautiful place! I love the music! Who is that?

Shut up u little spenk, u were outa breath yesterday walkin down the stairs.

you have some real nice pictures, am planning on a walk from buttermere bridge hotel all the way round hopefully getting some real nice pictures on the way round the top, which will be posted here :-)

Hi,This is my home land.Thanx for up load.How was your trip???