Deep. Its deep. The emotion that is controlling me right now is deep. I am feeling some anxiety, fear, insecurity. I am scared. "I dont love you" "I am sorry but i never loved you like......" Her words are echoing through me deep. Deep. Through this abandoned and outmoded park i see a setting sun. A deep tenebrous shade of red has beseiged the clouds. The tree above me is hallowing in pain or is it screaming dance of joy? I am staring at the horizon. "Damn I am a man, for God's sake stop. Please." -I tell myself. I cant find a tissue, who carries it anyway? They are not stopping. "What the fish? " I travelled some pretty miles, crossed some pretty villages , climbed some pretty tough hills , hungry as hell but no appetite, all this hardship so that voice would stop echoing through my whole body, those memories of her would estrange from my heart but these tears of pain are the only thing besides my body sweat that has estranged from my body l
Introduction : Embarking on a solo trek to Gokyo, I had no idea that this expedition would be filled with unforgettable experiences, breathtaking landscapes, and lifelong friendships. From the challenging ascent to the serene tranquility of high-altitude villages, every day brought new adventures and surprises. Join me as I recount the incredible journey from Day 1 to Day 10, where we conquered towering peaks, faced adversity, and formed bonds that will last a lifetime. Day 1: The Journey Begins at Lukla (2,840m): After a thrilling flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, known for its challenging Tenzing-Hillary Airport, I met our guide, Arjun Dai, and embarked on the first leg of our trek. The destination for the day was Phakding (2,610m), a picturesque village nestled in the Dudh Koshi River valley. As we descended through lush forests and crossed suspension bridges, the beauty of the Everest region began to unfold before our eyes. Day 2: Trekking to Namche Bazaar (3,440m): With a steady uph