From March 26 to April 4, Adventure Consultants operated a Private Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek in stunning Nepal. From Kathmandu, the team flew by helicopter into the Khumbu Valley to begin the trek that has the world’s most dramatic skylines.
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Dispatches - Private Luxury EBC Trek April 2018
April 09, 2018
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