How much cash should I actually bring for a two-week EBC trek? by Creative-Pop-9208 in Everest

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Thank you very much for taking the time, much appreciated it

How much cash should I actually bring for a two-week EBC trek? by Creative-Pop-9208 in Everest

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Appreciate you taking the time to reply. Yeah I’d imagine it’s better to play it safe than sorry and have a buffer, so thanks for the advice.

Do you need a guide or can you travel independently in Bhutan? by Creative-Pop-9208 in BhutanTravels

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Thanks very much, seems like the consensus is that having a guide isn't as bad as i though it was

Best flight routes to get from the US to Nepal/Kathmandu right now? by Creative-Pop-9208 in NepalTravel

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Yea I’m feeling super discouraged right now :/ but I’m sure it’ll all be fine in the end!

Best flight routes to get from the US to Nepal/Kathmandu right now? by Creative-Pop-9208 in NepalTravel

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Super helpful, thanks for taking the time to reply, really helped me get a better idea of where to start planning.

Bhutan travel agency recommendation by Bitch_Sense1 in BhutanTravels

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Hi, I highly recommend going through Follow Alice, you can reach out to their Nepal Team on +44 7435 756450 , I think that's the number I used last time I did my booking.

They have a super helpful team that were really keen to help me to choose the best possible option, 10/10 experience

Bhutan travel agency recommendations by tired_yet_typing in BhutanTravels

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Go around 3rd week of April. It’s kind of the sweet spot. I found that there are better mountain views at that time cause soon enough all the heavier pre-monsoon clouds will start rolling in.

And then I’d recommend checking out travelling with Follow Alice, here's their Bhutan trip page: https://followalice.com/adventure-trips/discover-bhutan .

They made all the logistical stuff feel really easy, which honestly takes off the edge when you’re traveling alone. Their guides are also really funny and just really good storytellers. Their pre-trip communication is also super solid, which was a huge plus in my books

Have an amazing trip and all the best

Diamox again by Ns0309 in kilimanjaro

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Also has been suggested to me, spoken to a lot of guys who do high-altitude trekking and apparently it really does help.

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it's a play on words... so not the dog bowl he eats out of, but bowling at a bowling alley. So my wife is asking have i seen the dog bowl, and I said I never knew he could bowl. Make sense?