It’s hard to believe it’s been over a year since I set foot at Everest Base Camp. But I still remember it like it was yesterday!
To commemorate my one year EBC anniversary I thought I’d put together a post with all the information I’ve had to offer about EBC so far.
I really hope it helps others achieve their goal of trekking to Everest Base Camp (5364m)
A lot of people advocate for “travelling while you’re young”, and often this is associated with a lack of responsibilities. For example, it’s best to go before you’ve settled down, bought a house, started a career, had a family etc.
I won’t deny that travel is probably in many ways easier before all these commitments. But there is another side to the debate.
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The government ferry system on the Andaman Islands is utterly ridiculous, but it is also by far the cheapest way to travel to Havelock Island from Port Blair A one way ticket only costs 400 rupees, and a return ticket 800 rupees.
There is a slight catch, and that is you have to buy a return ticket. This seems reasonable, as it’s likely you’re only visiting and will want to return to the airport. However, you can only buy the government ferry tickets 3 days in advance. That means if you’re staying a week or two, you cannot buy a ticket for the date you actually want to return.
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