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19 January, 2021

Heavenly journey from Namche to Everest base camp

I have never been on a trip that was focused on doing something for the local people and since it was my first on in 2019, I was very much looking forward to it. The trip was organized by Sight to Sky in collaboration with Thamserku trekking to Lower Khumbu region of Khari Khola and Bupsa. The objective of this journey was to set a camp and help the people who has a problem with their vision with free of cost and 20 members were on the team to achieve this feat.
The journey started in the evening of 16th May 2019. The group arrived afternoon in Kathmandu and were transferred to Mulkot by bus which is about 3 and half hours of drive from Kathmandu. We spent overnight in Mulkot to begin our journey next morning to Phaplu (2413m). We started early in the morning with good breakfast and moving our bus towards Phaplu which took a good 8 hours. The drive to Phaplu was scenic and adventurous at the same time. We had a quick lunch in Phaplu and started our trip to Nunthala (2330m) via Thaksindo where we would stay for 2 nights. We hired 4 jeeps to drive to Nunthala. on a bumpy road and bit slippery due to the early rain. We drove via Ringmo then Thaksindo, which took us 3.5 hours approximately to reach Nunthala. Some of our group members preferred hiking so the jeep drop them off at Ringmo and started their trek to Nunthala via Thaksindo. They arrived around 8 pm in the evening.
After a very good breakfast the next day we started setting up the eye camp into 4 section from providing general knowledge to the locals about various ways to stay hygienic so that the eye infections can be prevented to referring them to the Til Ganga hospitals in Kathmandu and paying for their treatment and also providing reading classes and sun glasses to everyone.
I have never been on a trip that was focused on doing something for the local people and since it was my first on in 2019, I was very much looking forward to it. The trip was organized by Sight to Sky in collaboration with Thamserku trekking to Lower Khumbu region of Khari Khola and Bupsa. The objective of this journey was to set a camp and help the people who has a problem with their vision with free of cost and 20 members were on the team to achieve this feat.
I have never been on a trip that was focused on doing something for the local people and since it was my first on in 2019, I was very much looking forward to it. The trip was organized by Sight to Sky in collaboration with Thamserku trekking to Lower Khumbu region of Khari Khola and Bupsa. The objective of this journey was to set a camp and help the people who has a problem with their vision with free of cost and 20 members were on the team to achieve this feat.
The journey started in the evening of 16th May 2019. The group arrived afternoon in Kathmandu and were transferred to Mulkot by bus which is about 3 and half hours of drive from Kathmandu. We spent overnight in Mulkot to begin our journey next morning to Phaplu (2413m). We started early in the morning with good breakfast and moving our bus towards Phaplu which took a good 8 hours. The drive to Phaplu was scenic and adventurous at the same time. We had a quick lunch in Phaplu and started our trip to Nunthala (2330m) via Thaksindo where we would stay for 2 nights. We hired 4 jeeps to drive to Nunthala. on a bumpy road and bit slippery due to the early rain. We drove via Ringmo then Thaksindo, which took us 3.5 hours approximately to reach Nunthala. Some of our group members preferred hiking so the jeep drop them off at Ringmo and started their trek to Nunthala via Thaksindo. They arrived around 8 pm in the evening.
After a very good breakfast the next day we started setting up the eye camp into 4 section from providing general knowledge to the locals about various ways to stay hygienic so that the eye infections can be prevented to referring them to the Til Ganga hospitals in Kathmandu and paying for their treatment and also providing reading classes and sun glasses to everyone.
I have never been on a trip that was focused on doing something for the local people and since it was my first on in 2019, I was very much looking forward to it. The trip was organized by Sight to Sky in collaboration with Thamserku trekking to Lower Khumbu region of Khari Khola and Bupsa. The objective of this journey was to set a camp and help the people who has a problem with their vision with free of cost and 20 members were on the team to achieve this feat.
The journey started in the evening of 16th May 2019. The group arrived afternoon in Kathmandu and were transferred to Mulkot by bus which is about 3 and half hours of drive from Kathmandu. We spent overnight in Mulkot to begin our journey next morning to Phaplu (2413m). We started early in the morning with good breakfast and moving our bus towards Phaplu which took a good 8 hours. The drive to Phaplu was scenic and adventurous at the same time. We had a quick lunch in Phaplu and started our trip to Nunthala (2330m) via Thaksindo where we would stay for 2 nights. We hired 4 jeeps to drive to Nunthala. on a bumpy road and bit slippery due to the early rain. We drove via Ringmo then Thaksindo, which took us 3.5 hours approximately to reach Nunthala. Some of our group members preferred hiking so the jeep drop them off at Ringmo and started their trek to Nunthala via Thaksindo. They arrived around 8 pm in the evening.
After a very good breakfast the next day we started setting up the eye camp into 4 section from providing general knowledge to the locals about various ways to stay hygienic so that the eye infections can be prevented to referring them to the Til Ganga hospitals in Kathmandu and paying for their treatment and also providing reading classes and sun glasses to everyone.

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