
If you’ve been spending your nights scrolling through headlines about landslides, flight crashes, or death tolls due to altitude sickness, take a deep breath—I’ve been exactly where you are.
Before my first trip, I wasn't just getting worried; I started to get the impression that my childhood dream was maybe a disaster in the making. It didn't help either that all the people who knew about my upcoming trip said, "Hey, did you read about that news of Nepal? 😬
As always, I did a deep dive into what I needed to feel safe and prepared. My goal was to trade my what appeared to be first-time trekking anxiety for a more or less solid plan. You can read my findings and strategies in the articles below.
Please let me know if there is a specific safety concern you're wrestling with—I’m here to help you turn those "what-ifs" into your own Nepal trekking success story!
Feeling a bit worried about altitude sickness on your Nepal trek? No worries! Here are seven easy and effective tips to help you prevent it—things every beginner hiker should know.
I made it to base camp, but my prep wasn't even close. Learn from my mistakes.
Landslides and airplane crashes had me worried—as a beginner on my first trek to Nepal, I wondered: is it actually safe? For those of us who aren't reckless thrill-seekers, safety comes down to preparation. Here is how I see the real risks and my 15 personal safety tips.
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