With the start of trekking and mountaineering season in Nepal, foreigners have started arriving here with an aim to enjoy the adventure activities in the Himalayan region. 7-point declaration for Climate Justice issued at Everest Base Camp Women's Day marked at Everest Base Camp Navin Trital, former senior vice president at Trekking Agents Association of Nepal, said that the season will be witnessing a large number of trekkers and mountaineers from across the world. "Number of Indian trekkers visiting Nepal for hiking in Annapurna and Everest region has also increased," Trital, who is also the co-owner of Expedition Himalaya.com, an adventure outfit based in Kathmandu. According to Trital, a group of Indians from his company have recently completed Everest base camp trekking. "The significant part of the EBC trek includes a two-and-a-half-year-old girl child along with her parents who completed the EBC Trek from Expedition Himalaya," he said. Siddhi Mishra (DoB: 07.04.2021) along with her parents – Mahim Mishra and Bhawana Dehariya from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, successfully reached the base camp on March 22, Trital said. "The team started trekking in the Everest region on 12th March and returned to Kathmandu on 24th March," he informed. Along with our daughter Ginni, we completed the Everest base camp trek appealing for more Indians to come to Nepal for hiking in the Everest region, Mahim shared. "EBC is accessible to all," he quipped.