Everest Base Camp with Island Peak Summit in Nepal

Being an active trekker, I was looking forward to climbing the Island peak in Nepal along with the Everest Base Camp. It turned out to be a great adventure. Besides the challenging climbing and intense weather conditioning we managed to complete our journey and it felt great.

I want to thank all the people who helped me from CoreTreks to achieve one of my biggest achievement in life. I will forever remember this time. I could not recommend CoreTreks more. Thank you.

Have been planning the Everest summit for the last few years. I finally had time to fly out to Nepal and trek to the world’s tallest mountain, the Everest. It is surprising that Nepal has way more to offer than just the landscapes.

The cuisine of Nepal is really delicious. You might find it spicier but that’s the way to go for me. Talking about the trekking itself.

It was fairly challenging but CoreTreks and the guiding team helped me through it. That is why recommend CoreTreks if you are looking for future trip to the mountains.

Really had an amazing experience with all the Nepalese people. They are so kind and helpful it’s mind blowing. I recommend all the people that are thinking of visiting Nepal to take the leap.

The country is such a blessing. Thanks to the team of CoreTreks for helping me from choosing the best package for climbing the Island peak to returning back home.

They are best at planning your journey and highly recommended among many other travelers. Nevertheless, the climb to Island peak was a difficult challenge and you should go through all the guidance to accomplish your journey. Hit up CoreTreks and you should know why I recommend this particular company. Have a safe journey to Nepal.

It was one hell of a trekking and climbing. We completed the trek with Atma Ram Bhatta and Narendra Bhatta who were both helpful and hardworking individuals from CoreTreks.

Nepalese people are very kind and that filled my heart with joy as we continued to hike up through local Sherpa Settlements.

I would suggest the team to consider more comfortable transportation means as some of them were somewhat uncomfortable. Besides that, love the trip, love Nepal, will definitely visit again.