2. Pre-training
Get as fit as you can or you just won’t enjoy it as much, and if you get sick (as
many do) you will find it all the harder. As is, it’s a very hard, multi-day, non-
stop haul on which you will see some folks who look like they’ve done no
training and really show it. They say the best training for hills is hills, so train
on hills and wear the boots and pack you will be taking and get out there
training harder and longer than you think you need to as when things like
altitude, fatigue and possible sickness bite at least you will be more ready
than not.
Train with a bit more weight than you may take so your body and foot
movement in your boots is all attuned to being there.
Learn more about altitude sickness and mountain weather.
Research more on Lukla flights and delays
3. Lukla Flights
The flight up takes about 45 minutes. All flights are early and
bumpy but hopefully not too bad.
If bad weather prevents your group from taking the flight to
Lukla, Everest Marathon team will assist you to bring you
back to hotel in Kathmandu. It may not be the usual Event
hotel - as we can’t pre-book these nights, it will be where we
can find availability.
Detailed info on: http://everestmarathon.com/article-
Lukla_Flights_Weather
4. Accommodation Lodge
• You’ll eat a hot breakfast at the teahouse, stop at some
teahouse place for a hot meal about 12 noon or so,
then arrive at your hotel and eventually have a hot
dinner there.
• You’ll pass a few places on some days where you can
buy cookies or cold drinks.
5. Accommodations Camping
You will have special cooking team to prepare your
meals.
Camping accommodation has a wider variety of menu
selection compared to Lodge option.
Camping is a more tougher and adventurous option.
Spacious Two Men Tents & Foam Mattress are
provided
6. Accommodation at Base
Camp
All participants have to sleep in Tents at Base Camp
where the race starts
Everest Base Camp is quite big and there will be many
other expedition groups sharing the Base Camp with us
Starting point is about 15-20 mins walk from our camp