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dirty pt2 (theodore nott x reader)

summary: theo wants u back. that’s it.

notes: theo pov-ish, boy is grovelling, unedited, angst, mentions of smut

+ really wanna do a filthy smut oneshot of them as like a pt3 kinda what u think

+ part one

Theo couldn’t find you anywhere. It was like you’d disappeared off the face of the fucking planet and left him alone, sulking through the cold castle hallways.

Ever since the party—the party where he’d left you like the idiot he was—you’d been a ghost. Even after rumour spread that you’d broke up with your golden boy boyfriend, you’d stayed away.

In your place, all Theo had done was miss you. It was stupid. He was stupid—a right git Mattheo has said—for what he’d done. What he’d been doing, really. Months of hook ups had given him plenty of time to talk to you about his feelings, about the two of you. Instead he’d squandered all his chances on you, on feeling you, on the pretty sounds you made under him. It had been hard to resist.

Except now it meant that he’d let all his longing and jealousy boil over into one cruel, ill-timed statement.

Isn’t that what you have your boyfriend for, ama?

Yeah, brilliant move Theo.

He exhaled harshly, watching his breath on the cold winters air. Tugging his coat tighter he took another drag of his cigarette, idly thumbing over the lighter in his other hand.

Where could you be? You only shared one class, and lately you’d taken to skipping it. He’d checked the library, the courtyard, and just about every other fucking room in the school. Bloody nothing.

And then, as if carried to him on the lightly falling snow, and idea. A memory, really.

It’d been a few months ago, after a particularly tricky exam. He’d seen you leave class crying and hadn’t been able to stop himself from following.

To ease his own conscious he’d promised himself it was just so he could ask you for the notes on a previous days lecture (notes he had, as always, already stole from the Ravenclaw he sat behind). Not because his chest tugged at the sight of your teary eyes, and certainly not because he had been feeling the ever growing urge to lay into whoever—or whatever—had your pretty eyes all glassy.

So he’d trailed you through the castle, winding up and up and up until you’d emerged onto a secluded balcony. Shrouded with shrubs and small, intricate statues, the small patio looked over much of the castle and grounds; to the west the river rolled heavy and full.

You hadn’t even looked surprised to see him. Just let your arms fall across his shoulders as you’d hugged him tight.

He hadn’t gotten the notes that day. He’d just held you up there on the terrace until the sun went down, all the while carting his fingers through your hair and muttering that you’d be just fine.

The boy stamped out his cig, doing his best to shake off the memory. No use dwelling on it if you never even spoke to him again.

He cut curtly across the grounds, quickly winding his way through the stairwells and hallways. Paying no mind to Draco and Blaise who tried to wave him down by the great hall, Theo did his best to clamp down on the worry hounding him.

What if you weren’t there? Worse: what if you were? What if you wouldn’t talk to him, or if you did only to tell him that it’d all been a mistake? That leaving you there had been the final straw and you never wanted to see him again.

The boys face grew graver with each thought. His clear eyes clouded with anxiety and his brows tightened. Students in younger years hurried to clear a path as he strode through them. No one much wanted to be on the receiving end of Nott’s hexes.

Finally he arrived at the correct landing. This area of the castle was largely deserted. And besides, most people were already prepping for bed on their dorms.

But you’d had trouble sleeping since September. And it was a crescent moon tonight, your favourite. So you’d be here, despite the snow.

Theo wanted to laugh at himself for all theses stupid, mundane things he’d gathered about you. Every time he’d laid next to you after you’d fucked, every bit of tucked away conversation. He’d remembered.

Hidden in the shadows, he shook himself.

Get over yourself, Nott. Get over yourself, and get her back.

He gave himself no time to think before stepping onto the snowy balcony.

At first he didn’t see you, tucked up behind the thick white hedges. But against the heavy stone railing you perched, slender hands holding an unlit cigarette of your own.

You didn’t look surprised to see him. In fact, when your eyes met you seemed almost… expectant.

Theo settled beside you. His heart was running embarrassingly quickly at your snowy lashes, at your eyes—shining in the moonlight.

“Theo.”

It was even more embarrassing the effect your saying his name wreaked. Without fail it had his breath hitching. When he had you spread under him, when you sobbed his name and gripped his curls when he ate you out-

Theo tried hard not to let his cheeks go red.

You were staring out towards the moon reflecting off the water through the clouds.

“What are you doing here?”

He didn’t let his hand shake as he lit your cigarette either. When you finally locked eyes with him he said, “I wanted to apologize.”

He could tell the words gave you pause. Theodore Nott was most definitely not the type to apologize. Sulky, prideful and sarcastic, the boy typically wouldn’t be caught dead saying such things to anyone.

But you weren’t anyone, certainly not to Theo.

“I- I don’t know what I was thinking. Honestly. It was stupid to leave you at the party. All of it was stupid, how I treated you was wrong,” he said.

You’d never heard him speak so many words at once. And you’d never seen him look… nervous? The Theo before you was someone entirely new. His hands ran through his hair anxiously, and he bit at his lip harshly to keep any more rambling from spilling forth.

Keep it together, Theodore.

“What we were doing was wrong-“

“You mean the cheating? Or the whole bloody relationship, Nott?”

He wanted to curse himself. Perhaps if he’d spent a bit longer thinking about something intelligent to say and a little less about your eyes and your fucking smile he wouldn’t have to be facing your harsh scowl now.

Nothing was coming out how he needed it to, and Theo was painfully aware of your mounting temper. But he couldn’t blow this. Not if it meant what he feared; no more hallway glances, no more intimate touches, no more you.

“It wasn’t a relationship-“

“Brilliant Theodore, thanks for rubbing that it.”

“And that was the problem,” he said.

Frustration brought the two of you closer, until you stood, jabbing a finger into his chest. You had to crane your neck back to meet his gaze, dark and heavy in the moonlight.

“What?” you asked.

You mapped his sigh in the frosty air as Theo exhaled heavily. Steeling himself.

“It wasn’t a relationship. That was the problem. I treated you like a hook up for months and it wasn’t right.”

“But that’s what it was, Theodore. I had a boyfriend-“

He was shaking his head, taking your cold hands in his.

“Doesn’t matter. Doesn’t matter. I had so much time to change that. To fight for you and what I knew I wanted. I was just too jealous and scared to do it.”

Your eyes were wide at his confession. Jealous, sure. But scared? Before you could question him Theo continued, words coming fast and desperate.

“I was terrified that if I did something—if I changed our relationship at all—I’d lose whatever part of you I got. Even if that was broom closet hookups and nothing more… I wouldn’t—I couldn’t lose that. And it took me until now to realize that you deserve better than that. You deserve everything.”

He took a deep breath, chest moving heavily.

“I couldn’t. I couldn’t let you go without telling you that.”

Baby blue eyes on yours. Around you the snow fell in heavier swaths, blanketing Theo’s shoulders with the palest white. He looked like your own personal prince in shining armour.

“And can you give me that?” you asked, soft as the falling snow.

Words seemed to fail the boy in front of you.

“Everything?” you prompted.

“If… if you’d let me,” he said. Voice low but steady. Gaze on you, even while his hands shook.

You almost wanted to laugh at the whole beautiful scene. At the snow and the moonlight. At the grumpy boy who’d found you and talked to you in ways no one ever had before. At the absurdity of it all. At how his thumb traced over your knuckles like he was checking you were real.

“If I say yes, it means we fuck in real beds from now on. Okay?”

In disbelief Theo laughed. He pulled you closer. He let his forehead fall to yours. He thought, how did I get so fucking lucky.

“If you say yes we can fuck wherever you want.”

You wrapped your cold hands up in his curls. Kissed one rosy cheek, then the other. His birthmark.

“I have a condition too,” he murmured.

Barely pulling away enough to hum you let him take your face in his big hands.

“Don’t ever fucking call me Theodore again.”

You laughed as he kissed you, snowflakes melting on your lips.

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taglist from pt1

@b00kdiary @peony-haze @hisparentsgallerryy @unclecrunkle @devotedlycrookeddonut

[extravagantliar]

Writing sample but for a muse that youve been wanting to write. I just want to see your writing I'm not even going to lie

Well....what if I shared something I wrote a few days that is a very AU piece into Wicked - the book, not the musical or the movie.

Welcome to an unfinished piece where Elphie ends up with Glinda rather than at the maunt. Will I ever finish this? Who knows.

First and Foremost, Glinda Arduenna of the Uplands, now Dame Lady Chuffrey, if she must be overtly polite, does not consider herself the strongest sorceress. She does enough, enough to keep her fingers from burning on toast, enough to keep her hair from flying away with a carriage top down, a way to make something shine and sing even brighter than before, and of course, she had thrummed up enough magick for Nessarose’s glorious silver shoes, now burnished amore brilliant red in the very light right, but silver slippers nonetheless. Secondly, Dame Chuffrey rarely considers herself the most spiritual person, but once a fleeting moment, she does send a thought or two to her friends here and gone. Thirdly, Lady Glinda had always prided herself in her patience and fortitude to spare her own petty blushes. 

This moment, however, tests all of those things. The housemaids quickly pull her out of the garden and into the dry comfort of the indoors. Thumb and forefinger are chewed on as they move what has clearly become a maddened Elphaba into one of the bedded rooms. The two young girls make quick work of stripping her bare and wiping her clean, carefully under the eye of Lady Glinda, minding them a few times that she’s allergic to water, that she’s bright and has been missing, and that she doesn’t know what to do. The girls exchange glances, and the youngest among them is the first and the bravest to speak up. 

“Ma’am, we…we could ask Lord Chuffrey.” 

The words seem to mollify Lady Glinda for the briefest of moments, thumbnail no longer at the mercy of her incisors, but rather, her hands seeking the cloak and finding it surprisingly dry and warm. It smells of body oil Glinda remembers staining the rug back in Shiz and making the room forever smelt of peppermint long after Elphaba had come and gone. “Lord Chuffrey has less sense than a sugared plum.” Glinda settles on as a reply to the young housemaid; she notices a glint in her eye - one that almost reminds her of herself when she was a girl. So rather than floundering and falling fiend to her own follies, or even worse, being lost to her own madness and grief like Elphaba before her. No, Glinda musters herself a breath before she begins again, “She’ll stay here; my Ama had a similar affliction at the end of her life.” And again, a folly, a mistake, something she didn’t take as seriously and still may not. Unsure why those words leave a stale taste in her mouth, unsure why she cannot extrapolate any further than a similar affliction with a haze around those words. It’s enough for her head to swim undertow for a moment.

“We will see to her care until she wakes up, however long that will be.” Glinda breathes those words into existence, finally breaking the distance between her and the threadbare witch. The thrashing had quieted, and she was no longer inconsolable but was starting to lapse far from here. Glinda’s fingers trailed through her hair momentarily before brushing skin and righting away, as if she had touched Lord Chuffrey’s burnt toast. “Faunaline, Floraline -- this stays betwixt us.” A hush falls over the four women, the two young Gilkin girls in a juxtaposition, where Glinda can feel the magick in her words and her thoughts; it pricks at her fingers; it’s not the same sour taste that she cannot quite place, but it is not something she enjoys nonetheless, but this is better than uncertainty. Faunaline and Floraline are spellbound at her will - this is not a malicious will, not in the slightest; rather, this entanglement protects them all. 

The young women quickly move, placing Elphaba in clean, warm linens and tucking her in. Rather than waiting for Glinda’s hand to wave them out, they abscond as soon as their missions are complete, leaving them bleary-eyed and confused later on in the day about what happened. 

Glinda, however, is left glued to the bedside, chair drawn close and hands intertwined. She’s not sure of her words or her practice, but it calms her dear friend still. Infrequently, she unfurls her hand from Elphaba’s and is brave enough to graze one finger down the curve and swell of her cheek, taking note of the pinkish hue that nuzzles a thrash of green. “Oh, Elphie…what happened to you?” The words were unexpected to compel, but much like with her Ama before, a small quiet settles over her, and she can make out a few words. Malky. Blood. Yero. Horrors.

Horrors. Though now, this last time, it’s pried out of her like a shy child. Elphaba’s first word was her last for much to come. But however the words stay forever with Glinda. They echo around her skull and peel her like she’s coming undone, and for some reason, the words Madame Morrible stated all those years ago seem somewhat clearer after all this time, but Elphaba’s words continue to rattle.

[foxes-that-run]

https://youtu.be/Se1MyaEeoHM?si=8MWrrEhl6dZGBbmg

What Harry says in the last few seconds about letting stuff that happened over the past 5 years sink in, do you think he means stuff that happened with the band or their personal lives? Like if he's talking about his personal life then he had lived 500 lives in those 5 years, lots of ups and downs. So i think HS1 was the result of letting those things sink in. Otherwise why did he wait a whole one and a half year to write Woman (if it was actually written in Jamaica like the behind the album showed)

I think he means it all, professional and personal, he said something similar to Zayn, that when they had milestones instead of happy that he was just relieved they didn’t mess it up. And probably times like when they won at the VMAs, they were hanging with Taylor playing purple rain till the morning at an afterparty but the next day they had Deadline trail them all day and the This Is Us premiere. Or when he had to explain in an interview why he stayed in LA for the night of the AMAs to go to her mini after party. They didn’t get time to enjoy it the way his solo career friends did.

[princesssdark88]

Ateez Like Boyfriends: Waking up in bed ♡

♡ Lembrando a todos que este post é meramente ilustrativo, e feito apenas para divertimento dos fãs.

♡ Reminding everyone that this post is merely illustrative, and made just for the amusement of fans.

♡ Thank you to everyone who voted, I hope you enjoy it! ♡

Yeosang

Sempre vai fica com pena de acorda você, caso ele acorde primeiro. Então ou vai ficar olhando você dormir, ou vai apoia a cabeça nas suas costas ou no seu peito e ficar assim até você acorda.

Acorda já querendo se aconchegar em você parecendo um gato, se esfregando com o rosto no seu corpo.

Gosta de fica abraçadinho sentindo seu cheiro.

"Bom dia princesa, hora de acorda! Como pode você ser tão linda acordando?".

Gosta de fazer trilhas de beijinhos.

Gosta quando você fica esfregando as pernas nele.

Fica fazendo carinho no seu rosto e de ficar namorando enquanto ficam mexendo no cabelo um do outro.

Quando pensar em levantar, ele vai levanta junto para te envolver num abraço e te carrega até o banheiro.

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He'll always feel sorry for waking you up if he wakes up first. So it's either going to watch you sleep, or it's going to rest its head on your back or on your chest and stay that way until you wake up.

He wakes up already wanting to snuggle up to you looking like a cat, rubbing his face on your body.

He likes to cuddle up and smell it.

"Good morning princess, time to wake up! How can you be so beautiful waking up?"

Likes to go on kiss trails.

Likes it when you keep rubbing your legs on it.

Keeps stroking your face and making out while you mess with each other's hair.

When you think about getting up, he'll get up with you to wrap you in a hug and carry you to the bathroom.

Mingi

Assim que abrir os olhos vai te puxar pra perto, ele necessita do seu corpo colado nele pra acorda bem.

Vai fica agarrando seu corpo enquanto te beija dando bom dia.

Vai fazer cara de manhoso, gemendo e pedindo pra vocês transarem depois de acorda.

"Bom dia meu amor, você dormiu bem? Eu amo acorda com você!".

Adora quando você acorda ele com beijinhos no pescoço, ou passando a mão na nuca dele e depois pelo cabelo dele.

Ele ama passa a mão por baixo da sua blusa pra brinca com seus seios, e ficar segurando seu cabelo pro alto beijando seu pescoço, seu orelha descendo pela lateral do seu rosto até chega na sua bochecha e depois na sua boca.

Não vai quere sair da cama, vai tenta te prende aproveitando a altura dele.

Você e ele adoram dar mordidinhas um no outro e ficar brincando disso enquanto ficam na cama.

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As soon as he opens his eyes he will pull you close, he needs your body glued to him to wake up well.

He'll be grabbing your body while kissing you good morning.

He'll make a sly face, moaning and asking you to after he wakes up.

"Good morning my love, did you sleep well? I love wakes up with you!"

He loves it when you wake him up with kisses on his neck, or running your hand over the back of his neck and then through his hair.

He loves to put his hand under your blouse to play with your breasts, and keep holding your hair up kissing your neck, his ear going down the side of your face to your cheek and then your mouth.

He won't want to get out of bed, he'll try to trap you by taking advantage of his height.

You and he love to nibble on each other and play around with it while stay in bed.

San

Tal qual um panda, ele simplesmente vai acorda todo dia grudado em você.

Vai ficar choramingando cada vez que você falar que precisa levanta: "Levanta para quê se podemos ficar o dia todo aqui!".

Ama quando você acorda e coloca a cabeça no peito dele pra ele fica fazendo carinho em você.

Gosta quando você dá beijinho ao longo do rosto dele, principalmente se isso significar você estar montada nele, o que deixa ele excitado sempre.

Gosta de sentir o seu cheiro, fica colocando o rosto entre seu cabelo para cheira sua nuca e depois ir descendo cheirando pelo seu corpo até deixar você toda arrepiada.

Ele ama sentir seus dedos passando pelas costas dele.

Adora um sexo matinal, principalmente se isso envolver carícias de ambos.

Gosta de fica com o corpo sobre você, te prendendo na cama para impedir você de sair, o que vai leva vocês a ficarem um tempão brincando de gato e rato tentando escapar um do outro.

Quando você levanta, fica todo manhoso, faz beicinho e diz que se você não volta pra cama vai te busca e te trazer de volta.

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Just like a panda, he just wakes up every day glued to you.

He'll be whining every time you say you need to get up: "Get up for what? if we can stay here all day!"

He loves it when you wake up and put your head on his chest so he keeps petting you.

He likes it when you kiss him over the cheek, especially if it means you're riding him, which makes him all the time.

He likes to smell you, he keeps putting his face between your hair to smell the back of your neck and then goes down smelling your body until he makes you shiver all over.

He loves to feel your fingers running down his back.

Loves morning sex, especially if it involves caresses from both of you.

He likes to keep his body on top of you, pinning you to the bed to prevent you from leaving, which will lead to you spending a lot of time playing cat and mouse trying to escape from each other.

When you get up, you get all sly, pout, and say that if you don't go back to bed he'll pick you up and bring you back.

Seonghwa

Vai fica olhando você acorda com os olhinhos assim 🥺

Quando você acordar e ficar agarradinha nele, ele vai fica todo manhoso, passando a mão no seu cabelo e dizendo "bom dia meu amor, você dormiu bem? É tão bom acorda do seu ladinho..."

Vai dar beijinhos na sua cabeça e ir descendo até chegar na sua boca.

Ama fica agarradinho com você, gosta quando você se prende nele com as pernas.

Fica sorrindo quando você fica mexendo no cabelo dele e dizendo que ele é muito lindo mesmo quando acorda.

Ama fingir que vai morder partes do seu corpo só pra você fica dizendo que ele não pode e fingir que tá braba, mas quando é sua bunda ele morde de verdade.

Você ama beija o pescoço dele e ver ele fica arrepiado.

Vai aproveita sempre pra te prende com os braços e dizer que você só pode levanta depois dele ganha mais um beijo.

Ama fica namorando com o corpo sobre o seu e de segura suas pernas na cintura dele para fica fazendo carinho enquanto te beija.

Gosta de coloca a cabeça nos seu seios pra recebe cafuné enquanto fica agarrado na sua cintura.

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He'll be watching, you wake up with your little eyes like this 🥺

When you wake up and cuddle with him, he'll get all sly, running his hand through your hair and saying "good morning my love, did you sleep well? It's so good, wake up next to you…"

It'll kiss your head and work its way down until it reaches your mouth

Loves to cling to you, likes it when you hold on to it with your legs.

He keeps smiling when you keep touching his hair and telling him that he is very beautiful even when he wakes up.

He loves to pretend he's going to bite parts of your body just for you and keeps telling him he can't and pretending he's mad, but when it's your ass he really bites.

You love kiss his neck and see him get goosebumps.

He will always take the opportunity to hold you with his arms and say that you can only get up after him get another kiss.

He loves to be in love with his body on top of yours and holds your legs around his waist to caress you while kissing you.

He likes to put her head on her breasts to get caressed while clinging to her waist.

Hongjoong

"Bom dia" acompanhado de um sorrisão.

Vai fica agarradinho em você com o rosto enfiado quase embaixo do seu braço (Ama quando você faz o mesmo com ele).

Ama ficar dando beijinhos enquanto fica falando tipo "O que 😘 vamos 😘 tomar 😘 de café 😘 da manhã 😘?"

Vai fica passando a mão no cabelo todo bagunçando, e você vai ri da cara dele e ajuda ele a bagunça mais, e dizer que ele é lindo, o que vai fazer ele ficar todo bobo.

Vai fica deitado com o braço estendido dizendo "não vaiiiii, fica aquiiiii" fazendo carinha de triste.

Se você volta para um beijinho, vai te segura de novo na cama, se não volta, vai corre atrás de você até ganha um beijo.

Gosta de ter você nos braços dele, e de fica beijando seu pescoço.

As vezes gosta de te dar prazer pela manhã, também gosta quando você pergunta se ele gostaria que você desse prazer pra ele pra acorda mais relaxado.

Depois de ficarem namorando na cama, te chama pra toma banho com ele.

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"Good morning" accompanied by a smile.

he'll cling to you with his face tucked almost under your arm (Loves it when you do the same to him).

Do you love kissing while talking like "What 😘 are we going 😘 to have 😘 for breakfast 😘 ?"

He'll keep running his hand through his hair all messed up and you'll laugh at his face and help him mess up more and tell him he's beautiful which will make him look all silly.

He will lie down with his arm outstretched saying "don't gooooo, stay hereeeee" making a sad face.

If you come back for a kiss he'll hold you back in bed, if he doesn't come back he'll run after you until he gets a kiss.

He likes to hold you in his arms, and he kisses your neck.

Sometimes he likes to give you pleasure in the morning, he also likes it when you ask him if he would like you to give him pleasure so he wakes up more relaxed.

After y'all be in love in bed, he asks you to take a shower with him.

Jongho

Não vai consegui levanta pois ele não vai deixa.

Vocês sempre ficam meia hora namorando na cama até decidirem levanta de verdade.

"Você me ama? Quanto você me ama? Só isso? Peraí..." Dependendo da quantidade de amor que você disser, ele vai te fazer cócegas e só vai para quando você disser que ama ele 100%.

Ficam brincando de luta prendendo um ao outro com as pernas.

Ele ama quando você monta nele e fica enchendo ele de beijos.

Gosta de fica passando os dedinhos pelos seu corpo pra ver você fica arrepiada.

Fica rindo quando você se cobre com o lençol se abaixando em direção a cintura dele, pra em seguida fica dizendo "YA YA YA, PARA GAROTA, VOLTA AQUI!".

As vezes canta para você ao acorda ou enquanto tá fazendo carinho, tocando seu cabelo.

Gosta quando você dorme nos braços dele com seu rosto colado no dele.

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You won't get it up 'cause it won't let you.

The two of you always spend half an hour in love in bed until you decide to get up for real.

"Do you love me? How much do you love me? Is that it? Wait…" Depending on the amount of love you say, it will tickle you and will only stop when you tell it you love it 100%.

The two of you are playing fighting, pinning each other with your legs.

He loves it when you ride him and keep showering him with kisses.

He likes to run his little fingers over your body to see you get goosebumps.

He keeps laughing when you cover yourself with the sheet by bending down towards his waist, and then he keeps saying "YA YA YA, GIRL, COME BACK HERE!".

Sometimes she sings to you when she wakes up or while she is petting your hair, touching your hair.

Likes it when you sleep in his arms with your face glued to his.

Wooyoung

Ou vocês vão acorda completamente grudados um no outro ou vão acorda com o pé de um na cara do outro.

Quando ele acorda vai quere fica agarradinho, chega a coloca a cabeça embaixo da sua roupa.

Ama senti seu cheiro e fica mexendo no seu cabelo até pega no sono de novo.

Vai dar beijos longos e apaixonados porque gosta de aproveita quando pode acorda com você.

"Bom dia dorminhoca, hora de acorda! Tô morrendo de fome!".

As vezes vai querer transa pela manhã, mas sempre de forma lenta e prazerosa, se ele tiver um tempo livre vocês vão passa a manhã inteira na cama.

As vezes, você e ele ficam dando tapas na bunda um do outro ao levanta, dependendo da intensidade, acabam voltando pra cama

Dengoso, vai fica choramingando pra não levanta, vai fazer beicinho e só levantar quando você encher ele de beijos.

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Either you're going to wake up completely glued to each other or you're going to wake up with your foot in each other's faces.

When he wakes up, he wants to hold on to him, he even puts his head under his clothes.

Love smelled you and keeps fiddling with your hair until he fall asleep again.

He will give long and passionate kisses because he likes to enjoy when he can he wakes up with you.

"Good morning sleepyhead, time to wake up! I'm starving!".

Sometimes he will want to have sex in the morning, but always in a slow

and pleasurable way, if he has some free time you will spend the whole morning in bed.

Sometimes, you and he are slapping each other's butts when you get up, depending on the intensity, you end up going back to bed.

Staggering, he'll be whining so he doesn't get up, he'll pout and only get up when you fill him with kisses.

Yunho

Acorda puxando você pra perto dele.

Gosta de dá beijinhos no seu nariz, na sua bochecha, depois na sua boca assim que acorda.

"Bom dia linda, dormiu bem? Pode fica dormindo que vou fazer o café".

Gosta de fica com você entre as pernas dele, te abraçando e namorando antes de levanta.

Fica todo tímido quando você fala que ele fica lindo todo bagunçado depois de acorda.

Gosta de fazer cócegas pra te fazer rir alto e assim acorda feliz.

Ama quando você fica deitada nas costas dele.

Fica sussurrando coisas no seu ouvido e depois faz cara de "eu falei isso? claro que não!".

Ama beijar seus pés, e as vezes aproveita pra te puxa na cama pra fica entre suas pernas e vocês ficarem namorando.

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Wakes up pulling you close to him.

He likes to kiss your nose, your cheek, then your mouth as soon as you wake up.

"Good morning beautiful, did you sleep well? You can stay asleep and I'll make the coffee".

Likes to stay with you between his legs, cuddling with you and making out before you get up.

He gets all shy when you tell him that he looks beautiful all messed up after he wakes up.

He likes to tickle you to make you laugh out loud and so he wakes up happy.

Loves it when you lie on his back.

He keeps whispering things in your ear and then makes a face like "did I say that? Of course not!"

He loves to kiss your feet, and sometimes he takes the opportunity to pull you on the bed to get between your legs and y'all be in love.

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Beyond the Peaks: An Unforgettable Journey Through Everest’s Three High Passes

The Everest Three High Pass Trek is more than just a trek, it is an amazing experience that combines difficult rockey routes, rich culture, and personal satisfaction. From towering peaks to serene glacial lakes, every moment feels like stepping into a dream. As someone who loves capturing the world through a lens, this trek is a journey that blends raw beauty, tradition, and adventure.

What Is the Everest Three High Pass Trek?

This trek takes you through three challenging mountain passes in Nepal’s Everest region:

Renjo La Pass (5,360 m)

Cho La Pass (5,420 m)

Kongma La Pass (5,535 m)

These passes connect iconic destinations like Gokyo Lakes, Everest Base Camp, and Kala Patthar. It’s not just about crossing heights, it’s about witnessing landscapes that change dramatically with every step.

Why This Trek Stands Out

For anyone who loves nature and adventure, the Everest Three High Pass Trek offers endless opportunities to experience the essence of the Himalayas:

Diverse Landscapes: From lush valleys to icy glaciers and rugged trails, the scenery constantly shifts.

Sherpa Culture: Villages like Namche Bazaar and Khumjung are filled with vibrant traditions. Prayer flags and monasteries add layers of color and spirituality to your journey.

Gokyo Lakes: The glacial lakes are mesmerizing with their turquoise hues, reflecting the surrounding peaks perfectly.

Panoramic Views: At Kala Patthar and Gokyo Ri, you’ll find sweeping views of Mount Everest and other towering giants like Lhotse and Ama Dablam.

A Glimpse Into History

This trek isn’t just about natural beauty; it’s steeped in history. Mount Everest has been a symbol of human ambition since Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay first summited it in 1953. Along the way, you’ll pass Tengboche Monastery, a spiritual hub established in 1916 that offers insights into Himalayan Buddhism.

Challenges That Shape Stories

Crossing the three passes is no easy feat, it’s a test of endurance and determination. But for anyone on this trek, these challenges add depth to your journey:

Renjo La Pass: Offers breathtaking views of Gokyo Lakes and distant peaks.

Cho La Pass: The icy trails create dramatic contrasts for your photos.

Kongma La Pass: Known for its rugged terrain, this pass lets you capture the raw beauty of high-altitude wilderness.

Moments Worth Remembering

Some experiences from this trek stay etched forever:

Watching the sunrise at Kala Patthar as golden rays touch Mount Everest.

Sharing tea with Sherpas in cozy teahouses while hearing tales of their mountain life.

Crossing glacial rivers and feeling the icy wind, a reminder of nature’s power.

Tips for Capturing the Best Moments

Pack Smart: Bring lightweight gear, wide-angle lenses for landscapes and telephoto lenses for distant peaks.

Protect Your Equipment: Cold temperatures can drain batteries quickly; keep them warm inside your jacket.

Focus on People: Portraits of locals add emotional depth to your photo collection.

Golden Hours: Early mornings and late afternoons provide the best lighting conditions for photography.

Highlights That Make This Trek Unique

Unlike other treks in Nepal, the Three High Pass Trek combines adventure with diversity:

It’s more challenging than the classic Everest Base Camp route but rewards you with richer experiences.

You’ll explore lesser-known paths while still visiting iconic spots like Gokyo Ri and Kala Patthar.

Best Time to Go

Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are ideal seasons for this trek. Clear skies during these months ensure stunning views of the Himalayas.

Final Thoughts

The Everest Three High Pass Trek isn’t just a journey, it’s an emotional connection to nature’s grandeur and human resilience. For anyone who loves adventure and nature, it’s an opportunity to capture moments that tell stories of struggle, triumph, and beauty. Whether it’s the shimmering Gokyo Lakes or the rugged trails of Kongma La Pass, every frame becomes a memory that lasts forever.

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“Kashmir Great Lakes Trek: The Ultimate Himalayan Adventure You Can’t Miss”

Introduction

Dreaming of standing in the shadow of the mighty Everest? Our Everest Base Camp trek package offers you the adventure of a lifetime! Imagine trekking through breathtaking landscapes, experiencing the rich Sherpa culture, and witnessing the unparalleled beauty of the Himalayas. This isn't just a trek; it's an experience that will stay with you forever.

Why Choose the Everest Base Camp Trek?

The Everest Base Camp trek is a bucket-list adventure for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike. Here’s why it stands out:

Unmatched Scenery: Trek through lush valleys, rugged trails, and snow-capped peaks, culminating in awe-inspiring views of Mount Everest.

Cultural Immersion: Experience the unique Sherpa culture, visit ancient monasteries, and learn about their way of life.

Sense of Accomplishment: Walking 130 km over 12–14 days is no small feat, and reaching Everest Base Camp is a moment you'll cherish forever.

Our Everest Base Camp trek package ensures your journey is safe, comfortable, and unforgettable. With experienced guides, quality gear, and well-planned itineraries, you're in good hands every step of the way.

What to Expect on Your Everest Adventure

Embarking on the Everest Base Camp trek means immersing yourself in one of the most iconic adventures on Earth. Here’s a glimpse of what awaits:

The Journey Begins: Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla, the gateway to Everest. From here, your adventure unfolds as you trek through picturesque villages like Namche Bazaar and Tengboche.

Acclimatization Days: Adjust to high altitudes with planned acclimatization stops to ensure your safety.

Breathtaking Views: Witness jaw-dropping vistas from Kala Patthar, offering panoramic views of Mount Everest and surrounding peaks.

Cultural Highlights: Visit monasteries like Tengboche and interact with locals to gain insight into Himalayan traditions.

Is the Everest Base Camp Trek Right for You?

The Everest Base Camp trek is challenging but achievable for anyone with a reasonable level of fitness. Here are some key considerations:

Difficulty Level: The trek covers approximately 130 km over 12–14 days, with altitude changes that can be strenuous. However, no technical climbing skills are required.

Fitness Requirements: A normal person can complete this trek with proper preparation and acclimatization. Cardiovascular endurance and leg strength are helpful.

Altitude Challenges: The trek reaches elevations as high as 5,364 meters at Everest Base Camp. Proper acclimatization is crucial to avoid altitude sickness.

Preparing for the Ultimate Himalayan Challenge

Preparation is key to making your trek successful. Here’s how you can get ready:

Gear Up: Invest in high-quality trekking gear like insulated jackets, sturdy boots, and thermal layers.

Train for Endurance: Build stamina with regular cardio workouts and practice walking long distances.

Learn About Acclimatization: Understand how altitude affects your body and follow your guide’s advice during acclimatization days.

Beyond the Summit: Cultural Immersion and Breathtaking Views

The Everest Base Camp trek isn't just about reaching the base camp—it’s about experiencing everything along the way:

Sherpa Culture: Interact with locals in villages like Namche Bazaar and Khumjung to learn about their traditions and lifestyle.

Scenic Highlights: From serene rivers to towering peaks like Ama Dablam, every step offers stunning views that will leave you speechless.

Unforgettable Moments: Whether it’s watching the sunrise at Kala Patthar or standing at Everest Base Camp itself, these moments will stay etched in your memory forever.

Ready to Embark on Your Everest Adventure?

Don’t just dream about it—make it happen! Our expertly curated Everest Base Camp package ensures you have everything you need for an unforgettable journey. Whether you're seeking adventure or looking to challenge yourself physically and mentally, this trek is calling your name.

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Mera Peak Climb: Conquering Nepal’s Highest Trekking Peak

Introduction

Standing tall at 6,476 meters (21,247 feet), Mera Peak is the highest trekking peak in Nepal and one of the most rewarding non-technical climbs in the Himalayas. Located in the remote Hinku Valley of the Everest region, this expedition offers an incredible opportunity for adventure seekers to experience high-altitude mountaineering while being surrounded by some of the world’s tallest mountains, including Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Kanchenjunga, and Cho Oyu. Unlike more technical climbs like Island Peak or Ama Dablam, Mera Peak is accessible to trekkers with basic mountaineering skills, making it an ideal challenge for those looking to push their limits without extreme climbing risks. The journey takes you through pristine forests, glacial valleys, and traditional Sherpa villages, far from the crowded trails of the Everest Base Camp trek.

Why Climb Mera Peak?

1. Unmatched Himalayan Views

Few places on Earth offer such a 360-degree panorama of 8,000-meter peaks. From the summit, you can see:

Mount Everest (8,848m) – The world’s highest peak

Lhotse (8,516m) – Everest’s neighbor

Makalu (8,485m) – The fifth-highest mountain

Kanchenjunga (8,586m) – The world’s third-highest

Cho Oyu (8,188m) – One of the "easiest" 8,000ers

2. A True Adventure Off the Beaten Path

While the Everest Base Camp route sees thousands of trekkers each year, the Hinku Valley remains remote and untouched. You’ll trek through:

Dense rhododendron and pine forests

Alpine meadows with grazing yaks

Glacial moraines and high-altitude lakes

Traditional Sherpa and Rai villages

3. Perfect for Aspiring Mountaineers

Mera Peak is often called a "trekking peak," but don’t underestimate it—it’s still a serious high-altitude climb. However, with:

No extreme technical sections (only basic snow climbing)

Guided training in ice axe and crampon use

Gradual acclimatization ...it’s an excellent first Himalayan summit for those dreaming of bigger peaks like Island Peak or even Ama Dablam.

Detailed Itinerary: What to Expect

Day 1-3: Kathmandu to Lukla & Trek to Paiya (2,730m)

Flight to Lukla (2,860m): One of the world’s most thrilling airport landings.

Trek to Paiya: Descend through lush forests, cross suspension bridges, and stay in cozy teahouses.

Day 4-7: Into the Hinku Valley (Tagnag & Khare)

Cross Zatra La Pass (4,610m): A challenging but rewarding climb into the remote Hinku Valley.

Acclimatization in Tagnag (4,360m): Rest day with short hikes to adjust to altitude.

Arrive at Khare (5,045m): Base for Mera Peak training.

Day 8-9: Glacier Training & High Camp (5,780m)

Ice Climbing Practice: Learn how to use crampons, ice axes, and ropes on the nearby glacier.

Ascend to High Camp: A steep climb setting the stage for summit day.

Day 10: Summit Push (6,476m) & Descent

2 AM Start: Climb under a starry sky with headlamps.

Sunrise at the Summit: The ultimate reward—panoramic Himalayan views.

Return to Khare: Celebrate with your team!

Day 11-14: Trek Back to Lukla & Fly to Kathmandu

Retrace steps through the Hinku Valley

Final night in Lukla before flying back to Kathmandu**

How Difficult is Mera Peak?

Fitness Level Required

✔ High endurance – 5-7 hours of trekking daily at altitude. ✔ Strong cardiovascular fitness – Steep climbs at 5,000m+ are demanding. ✔ Mental resilience – Summit day is long and cold.

Technical Difficulty

✔ Beginner-friendly – No prior climbing experience needed (training provided). ✔ Glacier travel – Basic rope skills and crampon use required. ✔ Altitude challenge – Proper acclimatization is crucial.

Best Time to Climb Mera Peak

1. Spring (April-May)

Stable weather with clear skies.

Warmer temperatures than autumn.

Best for photography with blooming rhododendrons.

2. Autumn (October-November)

Crisp, dry conditions – ideal for climbing.

Fewer clouds for unobstructed mountain views.

Popular season – more trekkers on the trail.

Avoid monsoon (June-Sept) and winter (Dec-Feb) due to snow and extreme cold.

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Permits & Logistics

Required Permits:

Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit

Mera Peak Climbing Permit

Local Area Permit (Hinku Valley Restricted Zone)

Guided vs. Independent Climb?

While experienced climbers may attempt Mera Peak solo, a guided expedition is highly recommended for: ✔ Safety (crevasse navigation, altitude sickness management). ✔ Logistical support (permits, food, accommodations). ✔ Training  (ice axe, crampon, and rope skills).

Final Thoughts: Is Mera Peak Worth It?

Absolutely! If you’re looking for: ✅   A non-technical but challenging Himalayan climb. ✅   Solitude away from crowded Everest trails. ✅  The most breathtaking mountain views in Nepal.

...then Mera Peak should be at the top of your adventure list.

Ready to take on Nepal’s highest trekking peak? 🏔️

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Top 6 Resorts In Kumbalangi

There are several beautiful resorts in Kumbalangi where you can enjoy a relaxing and comfortable stay while exploring this charming, picturesque village. Nestled amidst serene backwaters, lush mangrove forests, and traditional Kerala landscapes, these resorts offer a perfect blend of modern amenities and rustic charm.

Some of the resorts in Kumbalangi, Kerala, come equipped with advanced facilities, including spacious, well-appointed rooms, infinity pools overlooking the backwaters, spa and wellness centers, and dedicated activity zones for families and children. Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with family, you’ll find a range of accommodation options from luxury waterfront villas to cozy cottages.

One of the most memorable experiences these resorts offer is the chance to immerse yourself in the local way of life. Guests can take guided cruises along the calm backwaters, witness traditional Chinese fishing nets in action, or even learn unique fishing techniques and crab farming directly from the villagers. Early morning canoe rides, bird-watching tours, and sunset boat rides are also popular activities.

In addition to nature and culinary delights, many resorts arrange cultural programs in the evenings where guests can enjoy Kathakali performances, Mohiniyattam dance, and traditional music. Yoga sessions, Ayurveda treatments, and cooking classes are also offered to enrich your stay.

Staying at a resort in Kumbalangi truly gives you the comforts of home with the luxury of a holiday all set against the backdrop of breathtaking natural beauty. It’s the perfect destination for anyone looking to slow down, unwind, and reconnect with nature.

Here is the list of best resorts in Kumbalangi:

Haco Lakeview – A Hidden Gem in Kumbalangi

Beyond elegant accommodation, Haco Lakeview curates exceptional experiences such as Vanchi Safari, kayaking, and the chance to witness traditional Chinese fishing nets in action. Evenings come alive with campfires and outdoor BBQ nights, while the spacious swimming pool and dedicated kids' play area make it fun for all ages.

For those looking to host memorable events, this resort in Kumbalangi offers stunning lakefront venues perfect for weddings, corporate retreats, and celebrations. With ample parking, delicious on-call dining, and 24/7 assistance, Haco Lakeview ensures a seamless and unforgettable experience.

Whether you seek peaceful relaxation, thrilling adventure, or a picturesque venue for your next big event, Haco Lakeview, the hidden gem in Kumbalangi  is the perfect destination.

 Ama Stays and Trails Sherly's Ente Kumbalangi

Located in the serene village of Kumbalangi, Kochi, Sherly’s Ente Kumbalangi is a luxurious six-bedroom villa offering stunning views of the backwaters and Chinese fishing nets. Designed for elegance and comfort, this private homestay blends modern sophistication with Kerala’s rich heritage.

Guests can unwind in lush gardens, a private swimming pool, and tranquil outdoor spaces while enjoying curated experiences like fresh seafood dining, yoga, cookery sessions, bonfires, and local market visits. The villa features modern amenities including WiFi, AC, a coffee machine, 24-hour hot water, and a dedicated service team.

Ideal for families, couples, and solo travelers, Sherly’s Ente Kumbalangi promises an exclusive retreat where luxury meets Kerala’s timeless charm. 

 Kallancherry Retreat

Turned out to be the most comfortable Kumbalangi resort on a property of 3 acres. It is surrounded by backwaters and offers a fantastic view of the mangroves from your room. It is well connected and you can drive your own vehicle here.

This resort is not big, so it's not crowded, and therefore a good place if you want privacy and some quiet time.This resort in Ernakulam Exactly 11 Kilometers away from the Maritime Museum from the same place Santa Cruz Basilica Kochi.

Amenities fishing, boat ride, an activity center, and business center.

Aquatic Floating Resort

Located in Kumbalangi, this resort, featuring 5 floating structures and 10 spacious rooms, is crammed with scenic sights of the backwater. The design, concept, and liveliness of the resort are very much an artistic expression, yet another idea in favor of the comfort of guest occupancy.

The whole resort spans 30 acres of land, surrounded by lush green mangroves and coconut trees. There would never be a dearth of things to do at the resort.

Amenities include water sports, swimming pool infinity, eco-friendly activities, effluent treatment, and fishing.

Baymaas Lakehouse Resort

Baymaas Lake House is among Kumbalangi's most splendid resorts, featuring two poolside villas furnished to comfortably welcome four. This is perfect for a summer retreat far away from the hubbub of city life. The architecture of the resort is modern yet manages to uphold a local charm.

Surrounded by the enchanting backwaters of Kerala, the staff is known for their hospitality here. Travelers come to spend some time in solitude among nature's grandeur.Amenities Sunset boat cruise, fishing, pool, minibar, and activities for kids.

Arshatheeram Resort

A Kumbalangi resort that stands tall among the rest when it comes to celebrating. The events include fairs, corporate seminars, pujas, marriages, cultural programs, and special parties. It has ample accommodation for many guests to stay comfortably together. 

The staff here is extremely polite and manages to handle everything during an event. The area itself is peaceful, calm, and embraces thick forests and beautiful ponds. Here, you can witness some rare birds along with a few jungle animals. 

Amenities Room kitchenette, soundproof rooms, canoeing, children's games, and a pool.

Conclusion  

Kumbalangi is more than just a tranquil village; it's a beautiful blend of serenity, culture, and unforgettable experiences. Each resort in Kumbalangi complements modern comforts with the timeless charm of Kerala, creating the perfect retreat for those seeking peace, luxury, and authenticity. Whether you wish to adventure through the calm backwaters, enjoy a luxurious stay right by the lake, or find a serene hideaway amidst lush mangroves, the best resorts here cater to every kind of traveler.

Each luxury stay promises breathtaking views, warm hospitality, and unique activities that let you connect with the heart and soul of Kerala. From the hidden luxury of Haco Lakeview to the floating elegance of Aquatic Resort, these stays offer more than just comfort; they offer lifelong memories.

During your stay, don’t miss out on the must-visit spots in Kumbalangi. Take a peaceful boat ride through shimmering backwaters surrounded by Chinese fishing nets, explore traditional coir-making villages, and visit the lush mangrove forests that make this village so enchanting. The Kumbalangi Model Tourism Village itself is a unique experience where you can witness authentic village life, learn fishing techniques from locals, and enjoy delicious traditional cuisine.

So, if you're planning a visit to this charming village, make sure to book your stay at a top resort in Kumbalangi and let the gentle backwaters, warm smiles, and cultural richness work their magic on you. Whether you're looking for relaxation, exploration, or a bit of both, Kumbalangi is a destination that will leave you with cherished memories and a longing to return.

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Everest Base Camp Trekking: A Journey to the Roof of the World

Introduction to Everest Base Camp Trekking Everest is the highest mountain in the world, standing tall at 8,848 meters (29,029 feet). Many people dream of reaching the base of this giant, and Everest Base Camp Trekking is one of the most popular ways to do it. This trek takes you to a place that many mountaineers start their journey before climbing the big mountain. The trek is challenging, but it’s also an incredible adventure through stunning landscapes and culture.

Starting Your Trek: Lukla and Phakding The adventure begins in Lukla, a small mountain town with an airport that has one of the most exciting runways in the world. After landing in Lukla, you start your trek by walking through the village of Phakding. The trail here is gentle, and you’ll walk through beautiful forests and past small villages. You’ll also get your first glimpse of the snow-capped peaks, which will make you excited for what’s ahead.

The Long Climb to Namche Bazaar The trek gets a bit tougher as you head towards Namche Bazaar, the biggest town in the Khumbu region. Namche is a colorful place where trekkers rest and acclimatize. Acclimatization is important to help your body adjust to the high altitude. During the walk to Namche, you’ll cross several suspension bridges and pass through lush forests filled with rhododendron flowers. The climb can be tiring, but the views are worth it, and when you reach Namche, you’ll feel proud of how far you’ve come.

Acclimatization in Namche Bazaar Namche Bazaar is more than just a rest stop. It's the perfect place to help your body adjust to the altitude. You can take short hikes around Namche, such as a visit to the Everest View Hotel. From there, you’ll have an amazing view of Mount Everest, Lhotse, and other beautiful peaks. It’s a great spot to take pictures and enjoy the incredible beauty of the Himalayas.

On to Tengboche Monastery After Namche, the trek becomes a bit more challenging as you head towards Tengboche. This village is home to one of the most famous monasteries in the Khumbu region. Tengboche Monastery is surrounded by towering peaks, including Everest and Ama Dablam. Here, you can watch the monks perform their daily rituals and experience the spiritual side of the mountains. The peaceful atmosphere and stunning views make it a highlight of the trek.

Reaching Dingboche and Pheriche As you continue, you’ll pass through Dingboche and Pheriche, both high-altitude villages. These places are quiet, with only a few homes, but the views are incredible. The air gets thinner as you climb higher, and you’ll need to take it slow to avoid altitude sickness. In these villages, you can take short walks to explore and get used to the higher elevations. It’s also a good time to drink plenty of water and stay healthy.

Final Push to Everest Base Camp After Dingboche, the trek gets tougher as you head towards Everest Base Camp. The trail leads you to Lobuche, and then finally to Gorak Shep, a small settlement where you will rest before your big day. From Gorak Shep, you make the final push to Everest Base Camp. This part of the trek is tough but very rewarding. When you reach Base Camp, you’ll feel like you’ve accomplished something incredible. You’ll be standing at the foot of the world’s tallest mountain, surrounded by towering peaks and glaciers.

The Return Journey After reaching Everest Base Camp, many trekkers choose to head back down the same trail. The return journey might feel faster, but you still get to enjoy the beautiful scenery and villages. You’ll stop in places like Namche Bazaar again before heading back to Lukla to catch your flight home. While the trek might be over, the memories of Everest Base Camp will stay with you forever.

Conclusion Everest Base Camp Trekking is an unforgettable adventure. It’s a journey that takes you through some of the most beautiful and remote places on Earth. Even though it’s challenging, the rewards are worth it: stunning views, fascinating culture, and the feeling of standing at the base of the world’s highest peak. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced trekker, Everest Base Camp Trekking is a dream come true for anyone who loves adventure.

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Premium Everest Base Camp Trek Itinerary

Premium Everest Base Camp Trek Itinerary

The Premium Everest Base Camp Trek is a luxury version of the classic trek, designed to provide an unparalleled experience with top-tier accommodations, meals, and services along the way. This trek combines adventure with comfort, allowing trekkers to immerse themselves in the majestic beauty of the Himalayas while enjoying modern amenities. The journey spans approximately 14-16 days, with each day carefully planned to ensure a balance of physical challenge, scenic beauty, and luxurious relaxation.

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu Upon arrival in Kathmandu, trekkers are greeted at the airport and transferred to a five-star hotel. A welcome briefing is held, introducing the itinerary and the luxury services available. Evening is free for leisure and exploration, with options to visit local attractions or relax at the hotel.

Day 2: Fly to Lukla and Trek to Phakding A scenic flight from Kathmandu to Lukla marks the start of the trek. The flight itself is a thrilling experience, offering sweeping views of the Himalayan range. Upon arrival in Lukla, trekkers will begin their trek to Phakding, a short but picturesque walk that introduces them to the stunning landscapes of the region. The lodge in Phakding offers high-end comforts, including private rooms, hot showers, and gourmet meals.

Day 3: Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar The trek to Namche Bazaar takes trekkers through lush forests and across suspension bridges, with views of Everest and other towering peaks. Namche Bazaar is the gateway to the Everest region, and the premium lodge here offers spacious rooms, heated floors, and the finest local cuisine.

Day 4: Acclimatization Day at Namche Bazaar Acclimatization is crucial to avoid altitude sickness. A short hike to the nearby Everest View Hotel provides stunning panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam. Return to the luxury lodge for a restful evening with spa services available to ease any aches from the trek.

Day 5: Trek from Namche Bazaar to Tengboche The trail to Tengboche takes trekkers through beautiful forests of pine and juniper, with breathtaking views of Everest and the surrounding peaks. The luxurious lodge in Tengboche offers comfortable accommodations, fine dining, and exceptional views of the snow-capped mountains.

Day 6: Trek from Tengboche to Dingboche Dingboche is a charming village located in the Imja Valley. The trek to Dingboche takes trekkers through rugged terrain and offers close-up views of the peaks in the Everest region. The lodge in Dingboche is equipped with high-end amenities, ensuring a restful stay.

Day 7: Acclimatization Day at Dingboche A second acclimatization day is spent exploring the surrounding areas of Dingboche, including the hike to a viewpoint offering views of Makalu and other peaks. The lodge provides a serene environment for rest and rejuvenation.

Day 8: Trek from Dingboche to Lobuche The trek to Lobuche is more challenging due to the higher altitude, but trekkers are rewarded with stunning views of the Himalayas. The premium lodge at Lobuche offers luxurious rooms, heated beds, and delicious meals.

Day 9: Trek from Lobuche to Everest Base Camp The day of arrival at Everest Base Camp is a major milestone. Trekkers reach the base camp and have time to soak in the awe-inspiring views of the Khumbu Icefall and surrounding peaks. The luxury lodge near the base camp provides a comfortable resting spot, allowing trekkers to relax after a challenging day.

Day 10: Trek to Gorak Shep and Hike to Kala Patthar After visiting Base Camp, trekkers head to Gorak Shep, the last settlement before reaching the base camp. From there, a hike to Kala Patthar offers one of the best views of Everest. Return to the lodge for a restful night.

Day 11: Helicopter Flight to Lukla For trekkers opting for a helicopter return, a scenic helicopter flight takes them back to Lukla from the Everest region. This luxurious option saves time and offers stunning aerial views of the region.

Day 12: Fly Back to Kathmandu Return flight from Lukla to Kathmandu, where trekkers are transferred back to a luxury hotel. The rest of the day is free for shopping, sightseeing, or relaxation.

Premium Everest Base Camp Trek Map

The Premium Everest Base Camp Trek Map outlines the journey through the Everest region, highlighting key destinations such as Kathmandu, Lukla, Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche, Lobuche, Everest Base Camp, and Kala Patthar. The map also includes helicopter return options for trekkers looking for a faster and more luxurious return journey. The route showcases various natural landscapes, including dense forests, alpine meadows, rocky paths, and the iconic views of Mount Everest and surrounding peaks. Key features on the map also point out premium lodge locations, allowing trekkers to plan their stops with a focus on comfort.

Premium Everest Base Camp Trek Lodge

The Premium Everest Base Camp Trek Lodge offers high-end services and amenities that differentiate it from traditional trekking lodges. Each lodge along the route is carefully selected for its superior comfort, providing private rooms with hot showers, heated blankets, and gourmet meals prepared by expert chefs. These lodges are designed to cater to trekkers looking for both adventure and luxury, featuring modern facilities in remote, high-altitude locations. Whether you’re staying in Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, or Dingboche, each lodge is equipped to ensure maximum comfort, from high-speed internet to spas and wellness centers for post-trek relaxation.

Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return

A Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek with Helicopter Return combines the best of adventure and convenience. After completing the classic Everest Base Camp trek, trekkers have the option to take a helicopter back to Lukla, skipping the long trek back and reducing the physical strain on the descent. This helicopter ride offers panoramic views of the Everest region, providing a unique perspective of the stunning peaks, glaciers, and valleys. The luxury trek includes comfortable lodges, fine dining, personal guides, and porters to ensure a hassle-free and extraordinary trekking experience.

Best Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek

The Best Luxury Everest Base Camp Trek offers a top-tier trekking experience, combining comfort, convenience, and natural beauty. This trek includes premium accommodations, private guides, and helicopter return options, allowing trekkers to enjoy the Everest region without compromising on comfort. From the moment you arrive in Kathmandu, you’re treated to luxury services, with five-star hotels, gourmet meals, and exclusive tours. Along the trek, high-end lodges provide heated rooms, private bathrooms, and excellent cuisine, ensuring that your adventure is as comfortable as it is unforgettable.

Rugged Luxury Everest Base Camp

The Rugged Luxury Everest Base Camp trek blends the thrill of trekking in a remote and rugged environment with luxury accommodations. While the trek itself takes trekkers through challenging terrains, the focus is on providing a high level of comfort in the form of premium lodges, top-notch services, and gourmet meals. The trek’s rugged aspect appeals to those seeking adventure, while the luxury aspects ensure a comfortable and memorable experience along the way. Trekkers will encounter challenging climbs, scenic vistas, and encounters with local Sherpa culture, all while staying in the best lodges available in the Everest region.

Everest Comfort Trek

The Everest Comfort Trek is designed for trekkers who wish to experience the Everest region in comfort and style without the extremes of luxury trekking. This trek offers a balance between adventure and relaxation, with well-appointed lodges, comfortable rooms, and healthy, hearty meals. It’s perfect for those who want to enjoy the stunning views of Everest, Lhotse, and other peaks, while staying in cozy, well-equipped lodges that provide all the essentials for a comfortable journey. The Everest Comfort Trek ensures that trekkers can focus on enjoying the experience without worrying about the usual challenges of high-altitude trekking.

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What Are the Best Trekking Routes in Nepal for First-Time Trekkers?

Nepal is a paradise for trekkers, offering breathtaking landscapes, diverse terrain, and a rich cultural experience. If you’re a first-time trekker, choosing the right route can make all the difference in ensuring an enjoyable and memorable journey. Here are some of the best trekking routes in Nepal that are perfect for beginners, brought to you by Nepal Horizon Treks & Expedition.

Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek

Duration: 4–5 days Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate Best Time to Visit: March-May, September-November The Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek is one of the best options for first-time trekkers. This short yet rewarding trek passes through rhododendron forests, traditional villages, and offers stunning sunrise views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges from Poon Hill (3,210m).

2. Annapurna Base Camp Trek

Duration: 7–12 days Difficulty Level: Moderate Best Time to Visit: March-May, September-November The Annapurna Base Camp Trek is a great choice for beginners seeking an immersive Himalayan experience. The trail offers a mix of diverse landscapes, from terraced fields to alpine meadows, and culminates at the stunning Annapurna Base Camp (4,130m), providing breathtaking views of the Annapurna range.

3. Everest Base Camp Trek

Duration: 12–14 days Difficulty Level: Moderate to Challenging Best Time to Visit: March-May, September-November For those dreaming of seeing the world’s highest peak, the Everest Base Camp Trek is a bucket-list adventure. Although it requires a bit more endurance, first-time trekkers with good fitness levels can take on this journey with proper acclimatization. The trek offers stunning views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam while passing through Sherpa villages and monasteries.

4. Manaslu Circuit Trek

Duration: 14–16 days Difficulty Level: Moderate to Challenging Best Time to Visit: March-May, September-November The Manaslu Circuit Trek is an off-the-beaten-path experience that provides breathtaking mountain scenery and a rich cultural experience. This trek circles Mount Manaslu (8,163m), the eighth-highest peak in the world, and offers an incredible alternative to the more crowded trekking routes in Nepal.

Tips for First-Time Trekkers in Nepal

Choose the right trek: Consider your fitness level, duration, and altitude before selecting a route.

Pack wisely: Carry essential gear, including proper trekking boots, warm clothing, and a first aid kit.

Acclimatize properly: Take your time to adjust to the altitude to prevent altitude sickness.

Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water throughout your trek.

Hire a guide or join a group: Going with an experienced guide or group like Nepal Horizon Treks & Expedition ensures safety and a well-organized trip.

Conclusion

Trekking in Nepal is an unforgettable experience, even for first-time trekkers. Whether you choose the scenic Ghorepani Poon Hill Trek, the adventurous Annapurna Base Camp Trek, the legendary Everest Base Camp Trek, or the remote Manaslu Circuit Trek, you’ll be rewarded with stunning landscapes and rich cultural encounters. Nepal Horizon Treks & Expedition is here to make your journey smooth, enjoyable, and safe. Ready to embark on your first trekking adventure in Nepal? Contact us today!

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Everest Base Camp Trek: A Once-in-a-Lifetime Adventure

The Everest Base Camp Trek is one of the most famous treks in the world. It takes you through beautiful mountains, Sherpa villages, and high-altitude paths. The best part? You get to stand at the base of Mount Everest, the tallest mountain on Earth.

Why Choose This Trek?

This trek is special because it offers stunning mountain views, Sherpa culture, and an unforgettable adventure. You will see Everest (8,848m), Lhotse (8,516m), and Ama Dablam (6,812m). According to the Nepal Tourism Board, more than 100,000 trekkers visit Everest every year. Many people choose this trek because it’s a great way to experience Nepal’s natural beauty and culture.

What You Will See and Do

On this trek, you will walk through lush forests, small villages, and high-altitude plains. You will pass through Namche Bazaar, Tengboche Monastery, and Kala Patthar, one of the best places to see Everest. Many trekkers feel excited when they see the mountains up close for the first time.

The Challenge

The trek takes about 12 to 16 days, depending on your pace. The highest point is Everest Base Camp (5,364m). The trail can be steep, and the altitude can be tough. Many people feel tired, but walking slowly and drinking lots of water helps.

Best Time to Go

The best months to do the Everest Base Camp Trek are April to May and September to November. The weather is clear, and the trails are safe. Summer can be rainy, and winter can be too cold, so spring and autumn are the best times.

How to Prepare

To enjoy this trek, you need to be in good shape. Start walking long distances before your trip. Carry a small backpack and wear good trekking shoes. Drink plenty of water and eat healthy food to stay strong.

Final Thoughts

The Everest Base Camp Trek is a dream for adventure lovers. You will see high mountains, Sherpa villages, and breathtaking views. If you love nature and want an unforgettable experience, this trek is the perfect choice!

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How to Successfully Complete the Ama Yangri Trek

The Ama Yangri Trek, located in the Helambu region of Nepal, is a hidden gem offering breathtaking views of the Himalayas, rich cultural experiences, and serene natural beauty. Known for being less crowded than other trekking destinations, this trek is an excellent option for adventurers looking for a moderate yet rewarding journey. Rising to an elevation of 3,800 meters, the Ama Yangri peak offers panoramic views of mountains such as Everest, Langtang, Annapurna, and Dorje Lakpa.

This article provides a comprehensive guide to help you successfully complete the Ama Yangri Trek, covering everything from preparation to the trekking experience itself.

1. Overview of the Ama Yangri Trek

The Ama Yangri Trek is a relatively short trek, typically taking 2–3 days to complete. It is suitable for beginners as well as seasoned trekkers. Located near the Kathmandu Valley, this trek combines cultural exploration of Buddhist monasteries, Sherpa villages, and stunning natural landscapes.

Highlights of the Ama Yangri Trek:

Breathtaking views of the Himalayas from the Ama Yangri peak.

Visits to ancient Buddhist monasteries and traditional Sherpa villages.

Dense forests of rhododendron, pine, and bamboo.

A peaceful trekking route free from heavy tourist traffic.

2. Best Time to Trek

The ideal time to undertake the Ama Yangri Trek is during Nepal's two main trekking seasons:

a) Spring (March–May)

Clear skies and pleasant temperatures.

Blooming rhododendrons add vibrant colors to the trail.

b) Autumn (September–November)

Crisp air with excellent mountain visibility.

Comfortable weather for trekking.

While it is possible to trek during the winter and monsoon seasons, challenges such as cold weather, snow, or heavy rainfall may arise.

3. Physical Preparation

Although the Ama Yangri Trek is considered moderate, reaching an altitude of 3,800 meters still requires a reasonable level of fitness.

Tips for Physical Preparation:

Cardio Training: Engage in activities like running, cycling, or swimming to build stamina.

Strength Training: Focus on leg and core exercises to handle steep ascents and descents.

Hiking Practice: Practice walking on uneven terrain with a backpack to simulate trekking conditions.

Altitude Acclimatization: If possible, spend time at higher altitudes before the trek to minimize the risk of altitude sickness.

4. Packing List for the Ama Yangri Trek

Packing efficiently is crucial for a successful trek. Here’s what you should bring:

a) Clothing

Moisture-wicking base layers.

Insulating fleece jacket or sweater.

Waterproof and windproof outer layers.

Trekking pants and quick-drying shirts.

Warm hat, gloves, and scarf.

Comfortable trekking boots with good grip.

Extra pairs of socks and undergarments.

b) Trekking Gear

Lightweight backpack (20–30L) with a rain cover.

Trekking poles for stability.

Headlamp or flashlight with spare batteries.

Reusable water bottle or hydration bladder.

Sleeping bag (if planning to camp).

c) Personal Essentials

Sunscreen and lip balm with UV protection.

Sunglasses with UV protection.

First-aid kit with basic medicines.

Snacks like energy bars, nuts, and dried fruits.

Travel towel and biodegradable toiletries.

5. Trek Itinerary

The Ama Yangri Trek is often done as a 2-day trek, but you can adjust the itinerary based on your pace. Below is a sample itinerary:

Day 1: Drive from Kathmandu to Tarkegyang (1,740 meters)

Duration: 5–6 hours by jeep.

Highlights: Explore Tarkegyang, a picturesque Sherpa village with traditional houses and a beautiful monastery.

Day 2: Trek from Tarkegyang to Ama Yangri Peak (3,800 meters) and Return

Duration: 7–8 hours (round trip).

Highlights:

Ascend through dense forests and meadows.

Reach the Ama Yangri summit for 360-degree views of the Himalayas.

Return to Tarkegyang for an overnight stay or drive back to Kathmandu.

For a more relaxed experience, you can extend the trek by staying an extra night in Tarkegyang or nearby villages.

6. Accommodation and Meals

a) Accommodation

Teahouses: Available in Tarkegyang and nearby villages, offering basic but comfortable facilities.

Camping: If you prefer a more adventurous experience, you can camp at designated sites.

b) Meals

Teahouses typically provide simple but hearty meals, including:

Dal Bhat (rice, lentils, and vegetables).

Noodles, pasta, or soups.

Tea, coffee, and other beverages.

Carry extra snacks for energy during the trek, especially for the long ascent to Ama Yangri peak.

7. Trekking Permits

You will need the following permits for the Ama Yangri Trek:

Langtang National Park Entry Permit: Required to access the Helambu region.

TIMS Card (Trekkers' Information Management System): Essential for all trekkers in Nepal.

Permits can be arranged in Kathmandu through trekking agencies or at the Nepal Tourism Board office.

8. Altitude Considerations

Reaching 3,800 meters means there is a risk of altitude sickness. Here’s how to minimize the risk:

Ascend slowly and allow your body time to adjust.

Stay hydrated and avoid alcohol.

Recognize symptoms of altitude sickness (headache, nausea, dizziness) and descend if they worsen.

Since the trek is short, acclimatization is typically less of a concern than on longer, higher-altitude treks.

9. Cultural Etiquette

The Helambu region is home to Sherpa and Tamang communities with rich cultural traditions. Respect local customs by:

Dressing modestly, especially near monasteries and religious sites.

Asking for permission before taking photos of people or religious structures.

Supporting local businesses by staying in teahouses and purchasing handmade goods.

10. Tips for a Successful Trek

Hire a Guide or Porter: While the trail is straightforward, a local guide can enhance your experience with insights into the region’s history and culture.

Start Early: Begin your trek early in the morning to enjoy clear views and avoid afternoon clouds.

Be Flexible: Weather conditions can change quickly, so plan for possible delays.

Travel Insurance: Ensure your policy covers trekking up to 4,000 meters and includes emergency evacuation.

Conclusion

The Ama Yangri Trek is a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural immersion, and adventure. Its relatively short duration and moderate difficulty make it accessible to a wide range of trekkers, from beginners to experienced adventurers. By preparing adequately, respecting local customs, and embracing the journey, you’ll be rewarded with stunning mountain views and unforgettable memories.

Whether you’re seeking tranquility in nature, a spiritual experience at Ama Yangri peak, or simply a break from the chaos of city life, this trek promises an enriching and transformative adventure. Pack your bags, lace up your boots, and get ready to explore one of Nepal’s best-kept secrets!

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Ultimate Guide to the Gokyo Ri Trek: A Scenic Alternative to Everest Base Camp

The Gokyo Ri Trek is a breathtaking journey through the heart of the Everest region, offering stunning views of the world’s highest peaks, serene turquoise lakes, and a chance to experience the rich Sherpa culture. While less crowded than the classic Everest Base Camp Trek, the Gokyo Ri Trek is equally rewarding and arguably more scenic. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to plan and prepare for this unforgettable adventure.

Overview of the Gokyo Ri Trek

Duration: 12-14 days (round trip from Lukla)

Max Altitude: 5,357 meters (Gokyo Ri)

Difficulty: Moderate to challenging

Best Time to Trek: March-May and September-November

Starting Point: Lukla

Ending Point: Lukla

Why Choose the Gokyo Ri Trek?

The Gokyo Ri Trek is a fantastic alternative to the Everest Base Camp Trek, offering:

Panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu from Gokyo Ri.

The stunning Gokyo Lakes, a series of turquoise glacial lakes.

A quieter and less crowded trail compared to the classic Everest route.

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1: Fly to Lukla and Trek to Phakding

Take an early morning flight from Kathmandu to Lukla (2,860 meters).

Begin trekking to Phakding (2,610 meters), a short and easy walk to acclimatize.

Day 2: Trek to Namche Bazaar

Follow the Dudh Koshi River and cross suspension bridges to reach Namche Bazaar (3,440 meters).

Namche is the bustling hub of the Khumbu region, with shops, cafes, and stunning mountain views.

Day 3: Acclimatization in Namche Bazaar

Hike to the Everest View Hotel for panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, and Ama Dablam.

Explore the local market and Sherpa Culture Museum.

Day 4: Trek to Dole

Trek through rhododendron forests to Dole (4,110 meters).

Enjoy views of Thamserku and Kangtega along the way.

Day 5: Trek to Machhermo

Continue ascending to Machhermo (4,470 meters).

The trail offers stunning views of Cho Oyu and the surrounding peaks.

Day 6: Trek to Gokyo

Trek to Gokyo (4,790 meters), passing the first two Gokyo Lakes.

The third Gokyo Lake, Dudh Pokhari, is a breathtaking sight.

Day 7: Hike to Gokyo Ri and Explore Gokyo Lakes

Early morning hike to Gokyo Ri (5,357 meters) for sunrise views of Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu.

Spend the rest of the day exploring the fourth and fifth Gokyo Lakes.

Day 8: Trek to Dole

Descend from Gokyo to Dole (4,110 meters).

Enjoy the changing landscapes and mountain views.

Day 9: Trek to Namche Bazaar

Retrace your steps to Namche Bazaar (3,440 meters).

Celebrate your achievements with fellow trekkers.

Day 10: Trek to Lukla

Descend to Lukla (2,860 meters), marking the end of your trek.

Celebrate with your team and enjoy a well-deserved rest.

Day 11: Fly Back to Kathmandu

Take an early morning flight from Lukla to Kathmandu.

What to Pack

Essential Gear:

Sturdy trekking boots

Warm layers (thermal base layers, fleece, down jacket)

Waterproof jacket and pants

Sleeping bag (rated for -10°C)

Trekking poles

Backpack (30-40 liters)

Other Essentials:

Sunglasses, sunscreen, and lip balm

Water purification tablets or filter

First aid kit and medications

Snacks and energy bars

Camera and extra batteries

Tips for a Successful Trek

Train in Advance: Build your stamina with cardio and strength training.

Acclimatize Properly: Take rest days and stay hydrated to avoid altitude sickness.

Hire a Guide or Porter: A local guide can enhance your experience, and a porter can ease your load.

Respect Local Culture: Dress modestly, ask for permission before taking photos, and follow local customs.

Travel Insurance: Ensure your insurance covers high-altitude trekking and emergency evacuation.

Best Time to Trek

The best time to trek to Gokyo Ri is during the pre-monsoon (March-May) and post-monsoon (September-November) seasons. These months offer clear skies, stable weather, and the best mountain views.

Challenges and Rewards

The Gokyo Ri Trek is physically demanding, with long walking days, steep ascents, and high altitude. However, the rewards are unparalleled:

Panoramic views of Everest and other 8,000-meter peaks from Gokyo Ri.

The serene beauty of the Gokyo Lakes.

A quieter and more peaceful trail compared to the classic Everest route.

Final Thoughts

The Gokyo Ri Trek is a stunning alternative to the Everest Base Camp Trek, offering breathtaking scenery, rich cultural experiences, and a sense of accomplishment. With proper preparation and a spirit of adventure, this trek will leave you with memories to last a lifetime.