Mount Everest Base Camp Tent Camp

Let's talk about the accommodation first. Although there wasn't a private bathroom, I still found it quite comfortable. Figure 1 shows a rough overview of the camp. Our tent had six double beds, Figure 2 showed the communal dining table inside the tent, and Figure 3 showed the room (which only had a bed and two nightstands). The tent had a sink with a water heater next to it (Figure 6), as well as a basin and disposable basin cover (Figure 5), making washing quite convenient. The bathroom was portable and a little further from our tent, about a minute's walk. We couldn't find a shower, but at 5,000 meters above sea level, it's best not to shower. 😅 As for the value for money, we checked in around 3:00 PM and left at 12:00 the next day. We didn't have to worry about the bus's arrival time back in town. If the weather was good, we could easily watch the sunrise and sunset from Mount Everest. We didn't have to pay for two bus rides, which was equivalent to saving one. Minus the room rate, I think it was a good value.

房間很新，新到一股甲醛味很不舒服，目前來説床是乾淨的，除了毛毯能做到一客一換，服務也很及時，但是比起薩普神山的來説，這個確實賣貴了，而且去洗手間要走很遠。

比起以前變化特別大 帳篷今年新裝修的 設施設備齊全 客廳可以簡單的洗漱 今年弄了一個新的真空廁所 衞生特別乾淨 個人感覺各方面都非常好