Everest Base Camp Trek: acclimatization!

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Namaste friends, family and loved ones,

Today we hiked up the mountain side above Pheriche in fabulous weather. The views were awesome.


We gathered around an ancient Stupa for an official team photo.


For our Island Peak climbers, we got the first glimpse of the challenge ahead on the left.

The team is in a great mood and adapting well to this altitude. Tomorrow we are back on the trail to the quaint village of Lobuche.

All my best,
Vern Tejas

More info about Climbing Mount Everest and Everest Base Camp Trek.

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