write a diary entry on 10 days trekking trip
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Have you ever dreamt of stealing away to the Himalayas and trekking the long, mystical trails above tree line? Do you desire the simple life: walking between teahouses where saying “namaste” sounds as natural as saying “hello”? Let me take you along as we review a page from my journal during one of many trips to Nepal and see what it is like to spend a day trekking in the Himalayan Mountains.
Our day starts in the mountain village of Dingboche on the trail to Everest Basecamp.
4:45am: It was a late night watching the moon set over Ama Dablam but I’m up early to get some photos before the sun crests the high peaks. My sleeping bag is warm but the clothes on the floor are cold. These pictures won’t take themselves, though. Switching on my headlamp, I slip on the icy pants and shirt, throw on a parka and hat, find my gloves and camera and head outside into a clear, silent morning. A yak in a nearby field lifts its head as I start uphill, away from the village of Dingboche.
6:16am: After walking uphill for 20 minutes I find a spot offering a nice foreground for my photos. Frost edges the plants and the terraced fields in the distance. I can see some smoke rising from teahouse kitchens as my stomach growls a reminder. I’m sure the sun has technically risen by now, but the phalanx of the Himalayas hides it from view
Our day starts in the mountain village of Dingboche on the trail to Everest Basecamp.
4:45am: It was a late night watching the moon set over Ama Dablam but I’m up early to get some photos before the sun crests the high peaks. My sleeping bag is warm but the clothes on the floor are cold. These pictures won’t take themselves, though. Switching on my headlamp, I slip on the icy pants and shirt, throw on a parka and hat, find my gloves and camera and head outside into a clear, silent morning. A yak in a nearby field lifts its head as I start uphill, away from the village of Dingboche.
6:16am: After walking uphill for 20 minutes I find a spot offering a nice foreground for my photos. Frost edges the plants and the terraced fields in the distance. I can see some smoke rising from teahouse kitchens as my stomach growls a reminder. I’m sure the sun has technically risen by now, but the phalanx of the Himalayas hides it from view
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diary of my trekking trip
date:_____
day:______
time:______
dear diary,
I felt very happy today because my trekking trip had nice winter today . as I know that there would be rain today in Kashmir but the rain doesn't fall.
any way I enjoyed very much today
thank you god for giving me this such a wonderful day
date:_____
day:______
time:______
dear diary,
I felt very happy today because my trekking trip had nice winter today . as I know that there would be rain today in Kashmir but the rain doesn't fall.
any way I enjoyed very much today
thank you god for giving me this such a wonderful day
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