Everest Base Camp and Gokyo lake Trek
Everest Base camp Trek Packages, Everest Trekking Region, High Pass Trekking In Nepal

Overview
Everest base camp and Gokyo lake Trek is one of the challenging adventure trekking in Mt Everest trekking region. The trek combines spectacular viewpoints and enthralling sights of world’s tallest mountain such as Everest base camp ( 5356m, The famous Mt Everest sunrise view point (Kalapther 5545) crossing chola ( 5367 m) and Gokyo lake, Gokyo ri ( 5467m ) This trek is for people who want to experience the Everest Base camp trek with added benefits.
The 18 days Everest base camp & gokyo lake trekking via cho la pass, starting from lukla after 40 minutes flight Kathmandu. the trek takes you Everest base camp and kalapather first, then after cross cho la pass and gokyo lakes.the highlight of trek fabulous close-up views of Mt. Everest while the gorgeous Gokyo Ri presents views of the Gokyo valley, which is one of the Himalayas’ unsung treasures, the massive Ngozumpa Glacier and scenic vistas of the Himalayan peaks.
A trek to Everest Base Camp tops the bucket list for many trekkers. And the reason is obvious. The trail meanders along the foot of snow giants and the views of Everest and other imposing peaks are simply astonishing. And adding Gokyo & Cho La pass makes it magical.
Everest Base camp- Kalapather and Gokyo Lake Trek demands good physical shape: you must be able to walk for 6 – 7 hours a day on rugged mountain terrain. If you are in doubts to your physical ability, No Problem, Our professional mountain guide and staff will handle everything; they understands your interest, needs and above all take care of your safety along the way. We will ascend gradually making sure that we avoid mountain sickness and acclimatize as per schedule.
Highlights of Everest Base Camp Trek With Gokyo Lake Via Cho La Pass
# Scenic & adventurous flight to and from Lukla
# Cross cultural privilege with the mountain people in the heart of Everest
# The sparkling turquoise-tinted Gokyo Lakes
# Magnificent views of Khumbu Glacier and Ice fall
# Everest Base Camp at 5,364m
# Standing Three viewpoints for overview Himalayas – Chukung Ri ( 5550m) Kalapatthar (5,545m) and Gokyo Ri (5,483m)
# Crossing and Waling to Ice Glacier, The Challenging Cho La Pass (5420m)
# Visit the Sacred Tengboche Buddhist Monastery
Best Season for Everest Base camp With Gokyo lake Treks
If you are planning for Everest Base Camp With Gokyo Lake Trekking and are after a quick answer on when to trek, well, the answer is: Spring and autumn. However there is no absolute best time for everyone; your experience will depend on how you feel about the crowds, how high you are intending to trek and your tolerance for heat, cold and rain. Each season in Everest is unique and has its own pros and cons.
Weather in spring (March – May) and autumn (September – November) tends to be mild with clear
blue sky and outstanding views. But nights get bit chilly at higher elevation: better to pack warm clothes.
Monsoon (Jun – August) receives heavy downpours in Nepal inviting the potential risks of flood and landslide at lower elevation and avalanches at higher elevation. The rainfall makes trekkers difficult to have a quality adventure as the trails are wet, muddy and slippery. But it might be real boon for keen botanist as the entire region is endowed with greenery and lushness. Likewise,
Winter (December – February) is extremely cold in Everest (sometimes it even drops to -15 degree Celsius) and tea houses on Gokyo – Chola Pass – Everest trail might get closed due to heavy snowfall. If you want to explore mountain at its best and walk on solitary trail; then winter is perfect season for you. Better check the availability of tea house at higher reaches and consult local beforeattempting Cho La Pass.
Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Lake Trek Difficulty
Trekking difficulties are usually measured via altitude, geo-structure and duration of the trekking.Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Lake Trek comprises high altitude trek with a walk on uneven part ofEarth for several days. Therefore it is highly challenging and needs good fitness with endurance capacity.
Elevation and Acclimatization
Kathmandu is at 1,300m and you will reach above 5,000m at different point of trek. Throughout the trek, you will rise 500m – 700m altitude walking 6 to 8 hours each day. If you are not seasonal trekker, it can be very to your body to adopt the thin atmosphere (due to increased elevation). Always acclimatize your body and walk on slow pace to adjust your body at high elevation.
Weather and Temperature
The unpredictable weather of Everest region is one of the most crucial factors than make your trek even more taxing. Always check the weather and consult local before heading for Cho La Pass. A well-experienced guide is always helpful.
How to deal with the difficulty in Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Lake Trekking?
In general, Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Lake Trekking is not that difficult if you follow some advice, The major problem of this trek is AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness) and the unpredictable harsh weather. Not to worry, the heli rescue service is readily available in case of any emergency situations.
Follow the following instruction to reduce the difficulties of trek:
1, Check your health at least two times a day
2, Listen the calls of your body: only head forwards when your body is fully prepared
3, Be sure to schedule enough acclimatization days
4, Stay hydrate: drink at least 3 liters water each day
5, Pack all the necessary gears: especially – warm gears, trekking poles and crampons ( you might
need it if approaches on pass are full of snows and ice)
6, Comprehensive Medical Kits (consult your guide or travel companies)
Everest Base Camp With Gokyo Lake Trek Cost
The Everest Base Camp Gokyo Lake Trek price varies depending on the services (basic or premium) and the inclusions of a package along with the duration and season of the trek and the number of people on a journey. It is usually likely to fall somewhere between USD 1,500 and USD 3,000 per person. Our package starts at just USD 1,550 per head, giving you the best adventure experience without breaking the bank.
The Everest Base Camp Gokyo Lake Trek package from us includes everything you require for easy travel such as airport transfers, domestic flights, permits, specialist guides, porter fees, lodging and meals during the trek. However, some additional costs such as personal snacks, extra beverages, staff tips and travel insurance typically are not included in the cost.
For both experienced and first time trekkers venturing out into high altitude terrain, Adventure Great Himalaya offers an orderly and unforgettable tour to Everest Base Camp and Gokyo Lake.
Everest Base Camp and Gokyo lake Trekking Itinerary
Cost Include
Service included
- All Airport Transfer (Airport – Hotel – Airport)
- Hotel in Kathmandu: 3 nights , 3 Star hotel in Kathmandu, including breakfast.
- Trekking Permit: Necessary All Trekking Permit and company paperwork.
- Transportation from Kathmandu to Manthali airport and return Kathmandu
- Domestic flight Ticket: Manthali to Lukla -Manthali – Limit weight is 15 kg per person including hand carry
- Trekking Guide: An experienced, helpful, friendly, and Good English speaking trekking guide
- Trekking Porter: One Porter between 2 members, Maximum load is 16 kg ( No Porter for Solo Trekkers)
- Full board meals during the trek– Breakfast, Lunch, dinner)
- Twin Sharing Basis Lodge Accommodation In Trekking
- Trekking Equipment: Sleeping bag, Down Jacket,walking poles
- Everest Trekking map,Walking Poles if needed.
- Company T-Shirt, Duffel Bag
- All Government Taxes and Service charge.
- Welcome or Farewell Dinner in Nepalese Cultural Restaurant.
Service excluded
- International Air fair and Nepal entry visa fee
- Travel insurance and emergency rescue evacuation.
- Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu
- All bar bills , Personal Expenses
- All kinds of drinks, Hot shower, WI-Fi
- Tips
Packing List
Clothing
- Long sleeve moisture wicking tops (merino wool or synthetic)
- Sweatproof long trousers or leggings
- Quick drying undergarments
- Fleece jacket
- 1 down or synthetic insulated jacket
- Breathable and waterproof shell jacket
- A pair of waterproof trousers
- Beanie (fleece or wool)
- Sun hat or cap
- Buff or neck gaiter
- 2 pairs of lightweight gloves
- 1 insulated glove or mitten pair (for cold high altitude)
Footwear
- 3-4 trekking socks (wool or synthetic)
- A pair of sturdy trekking boots (waterproof, worn-in)
- Camp shoes (flip-flops or woolen slippers)
- Gaiters
- Thin liner socks to be worn under trekking socks to avoid blisters
Trekking Gear
- 40-50L trekking backpack with rain cover
- Day pack
- Sleeping bag (rated at least -10 degrees Celcius)
- Sleeping bag liner
- Adjustable trekking poles
- Headlamp with backup batteries
- UV protective sunglasses
Personal Care Items
- Sunscreen with SPF 50 or more
- Lip balm (SPF-containing)
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Wet wipes or hand sanitizer
- Toilet paper
- Small quick dry towel
- Ear buds
- Shaving cream, razor and aftershave gel
- Feminine hygiene products
- Hair ties, clips and bands
- Small mirror
- Nail cutters
- Soap, shampoo and conditioners
- Moisturizers and deodorants
First Aid Kit and Medicines
- Band-aids
- Antiseptics
- Blister pads
- Tweezers and scissors
- Sprain spray
- Pain medication like ibuprofen, paracetamol
- Diamox tablets
- Antidiarrhoeal
- Cough syrup
- Nasal decongestants
- Personal medications if any
Tech Accessories
- Camera
- Mobile phone
- Smartphone
- Power bank
- Extra cables
- Solar charger
- Binoculars
- GPS devices
Others
- Thermal water bottles
- Water purification tablets or filter
- High energy snacks like trail mix, muesli, dried fruits and chocolates
- Cash in NPR
- Passport (at least 6 months validity)
- Trekking permits
- Visa
- Travel Insurance
- Copies of documents
- Compass and maps
- Book, journal and pen
- Deck of playing cards

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