Annapurna Circuit teahouse tour at High Camp (at 4800m) 

Trekking in Nepal really is very affordable. The only downside are the pricey plane tickets on the trekking seasons... But I guess otherwise it would be too good to be true anyway :)

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You have to practice squatting at home then, before heading to Nepal :D

We called them squatting toilets and sitting toilets :D There were some sitting toilets on the trail but not many.

All of the trekkers I met were really friendly. Of course I didn't talk to all of them and some kept to themselves. But we started to hang out with several other hikers (and small hiking groups) that were trekking with the same pace as us. So many nights in a row we ate dinner together even when we didn't trek together during the day. I am not usually the one stepping up to new people and start talking and I had no problem making new friends on the trail, the others were friendly enough to break the ice :)

Hehee, the room had a great view, right? 😀

You are so right! Spending time there on the trail and seeing the local people being so happy makes you really think how little stuff and "comforts" you really need to enjoy life.

We had sleeping bags rated around 0 degrees Celsius but we definitely used the blankets the tea houses provided as the temperatures went below freezing at higher altitudes.

The same for me. I almost screamed of joy when I first saw a snow-capped mountain :D

It was maybe -10 degrees Celsius when we slept at High Camp. But it was below freezing already at 3500m high

Exactly.

Jose Antonio Villares Check our Gabriel Traveler channel. He’s hiked all over Nepal solo, and the world. He has lots of useful information. :)

:). I know Gabriel channel.. Its great, but he´s hiked AC with other guy...

If you are a solo traveler then you have two options 1) There are a lot of other solo hikers out there, too. So most probably you'll meet them along the way and can share a room. 2) The rooms really aren't that expensive (3-6 dollars per night) and you can take a 2-person room just for yourself. I met solo trekkers on the Circuit and they all slept in a two-person room alone. So no problem, just a matter of budgeting :)

I haven't heard about theft on the trail but there is crime in towns and in public transportation. But when in the lodge you will share it with many people and I guess nobody want's to take a chance. Returning back home was of course sad, as it is with every trip you take...

Hi Maiu, I love watching your channel, it has definitely reignited my love for hiking. I'm interested in putting some of my hikes here in Australia on film. What camera do you use ? And what editing software? I've watched almost all of your clips and they are well done. Thanks again and Happy Hiking 👍

They were using timber. Also above treeline. I guess they transport it up there the same way with all other supplies (mainly food for the trekkers).

Hi David! I'm using an old Olympus Tough Stylus TG-850 that they even do not produce anymore. But there is an newer version of it TG-870. It's a great water- and shockproof camera but after two years of using it the video quality is going downhill. But it's a great starter camera and you also do not have to worry about ruining it while on the trail! For editing I am using Adobe Premiere software.

Hiker in Estonia I thought you were using a go pro or similar. Well i have a camera very similar to yours. Thanks again. 👍