Everest region, there is not only Everest base trek. But also another challenging trek is very famous and popular. It’s known by also Chola pass. It’s little challenger than just only Base camp. But The Gokyo lakes are such beautiful. Probably the words aren’t enough to describe in details of your feelings. Actually The Gokro ri is one of the best place to view mountains as to view Mt. Everest(8848m, The highest), Lhotse(8516m, 4th highest), Makalu(8483m, 5th highest) and Cho Oyu(8201m, 6th highest). Among the top 6 highest mountains, We can see four out of them from Gokyo Ri. So this trek is one of the most popular for mountain lover. and this one is little less crowed than EBC trek.
Trip Highlights
- Everest Base Camp.
- Sherpa culture.
- Gokyo Lakes.
- Best views of High Mountains.
- Challenge Chola Pass.
Day 01 Arrival in Kathmandu. 1350m.
Day 02 Fly to Lukla 2860m-Trek to Phakding 2610m.
Day 03 Namche Bazar 3440m.
Day 04 Namche Bazar/Khumjung village 3790m.
Day 05 Tengboche 3850m/Pangboche 3950m.
Day 06 Dingboche 4200m.
Day 07 Acclimatize day hike to Chukhung village 4700m.
Day 08 Lobuche 4900m.
Day 09 Gorakshep, EBC 5360m, Gorakshep 5160m.
Day 10 Gorakshep, Kalapathar 5545m and Trek to Zongla 4850m.
Day 11 Trek to Thangnak 4700m via Chola pass(5360m)
Day 12 Trek to Gokyo 4790m, Evening visit 4th lake.
Day 13 Trek to Dole 4100m, Early morning walk to Gokyo ri 5364m for the best mountains view.
Day 14 Trek to Jorsalle 2900m.
Day 15 Trek to Lukla 2860m.
Day 16 Fly to Kathmandu.
Day 17 Sight in Kathmandu.
Day 18 International departure.

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