Travel

Flying into Lukla, with a landing strip of 450 m on an 12% incline, allows no room for error.

One of the many breathtaking bridges along the hike to Namche

Milk tea prepared with a parabolic solar cooker

Courtyard of the Thame Monastery

On the path to Gokyo, after crossing the strenuous Renjola Pass (5,345 m)

Everest Base Camp (5,364 m)

A collection of markers memorialize climbers that have lost their lives attempting to summit Everest

Sunset behind Everest (8,848 m) from Kala Pattar (5,164 m)

Swayambhunath temple (monkey temple), Kathmandu

Bhaktapur, once the capital of Nepal, is known for it's pottery, metal and wood work, and curd (mishti doi).