Gokyo Cho, known popularly as Gokyo Lake, and the Gokyo Lake System are glacial in the Everest region of the Himalayas. Five lakes are scattered in the same line as the main lake, named Gokyo. This lake covers an area of 42.9 ha (106 acres). Gokyo village, a small hamlet, lies on the eastern shore of the lake, and one of the biggest glaciers, Ngozumpa Glacier, is adjacent to the lake.
Gokyo Valley Trek offers one of the best trekking experiences in the Himalayas, in which you can enjoy the majestic views of the peaks, including Mt. Everest (8,848 m/29,029 ft), the crown of the world, Makalu (8,485 m/27,838 ft), Cho Oyu (8,201 m/26,906 ft), Ama Dablam (6,812 m/22,349 ft), Thamserku (6,608 m/21,680 ft), Kantenga, Cho-Latse, Tawache, and others. Not only the view of the Himalayan peaks but also the Sherpa culture and high Himalayan lifestyle amaze you equally.
During the trek, you will climb the peak, namely, Gokyo Ri (5,357 m/17,575 ft), to view the magnificent view of the Himalayan peaks and Everest.
If you have time, strength, and will, then you can combine the Gokyo Valley trek with Everest Base Camp crossing over the Cho-La pass. Famous Three Pass Trek also runs through Gokyo Lake. This itinerary takes you through the Dudhkoshi Valley up to Gokyo from Namche which is a classic trekking route as well.
The Gokyo Valley Trek is a scenic and fulfilling journey in the Himalayas, offering adventure, culture, and breathtaking views. It usually takes about 15 to 17 days, with daily walks of 5 to 7 hours. The pace is steady and designed to help you adjust to the altitude. While the trek involves some steep and rocky trails, it’s manageable for people with a basic level of fitness and determination.
Trekkers of all ages, including those in their 50s and 60s, have completed this trek successfully. The key is preparation and going at your own rhythm. There’s no rush. You’ll have plenty of time to rest, hydrate, and enjoy the surroundings.
You’ll reach a high point at Gokyo Ri (5,357 m / 17,575 ft). The views from there are truly unforgettable, panoramic scenes of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and the turquoise Gokyo Lakes. Altitude can be challenging, but careful acclimatization, a supportive guide, and a good itinerary make it very manageable.
The trail is rich with Sherpa culture, friendly teahouses, and quiet valleys. You’ll also walk beside Nepal’s longest glacier, Ngozumpa, adding a thrilling element to your adventure.
With the right mindset, comfortable gear, and a bit of training beforehand, the Gokyo Valley Trek is absolutely achievable, and deeply rewarding, for anyone with a sense of adventure.
As per the regulations by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN), most flights to Lukla, especially during the busy spring and autumn trekking seasons, are diverted to operate from Ramechhap Airport (Manthali) instead of Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport. This is to reduce the air traffic congestion in Kathmandu and ensure the safety and efficiency of all flights.
Ramechhap Airport is used only for flights to Lukla, which means there are more flights and short flight times (about 20 minutes) and fewer delays from air traffic, making the journey easier for trekkers.
Ramechhap Airport is located approximately 4 to 5 hours’ drive from Kathmandu, and we will arrange comfortable ground transportation for our guests to ensure a smooth transfer to the airport.
If a direct flight from Kathmandu to Lukla becomes possible, we will do our best to arrange it for you, depending on the availability and feasibility.
Please be aware that all flights to Lukla are subject to weather conditions, and delays are common due to the mountain region’s unpredictable climate. In the case that your scheduled flight is delayed for more than one day, we can help organize a helicopter flight to Lukla if the weather permits and clients are willing to cover the additional cost.
Accommodation on the Gokyo Valley Trek ranges from basic teahouses to more comfortable lodges along the way. Teahouses are the most common and provide simple rooms with twin beds, blankets, and shared bathrooms. Most also offer hot meals, snacks, and drinks, creating a cozy resting place after a long day of trekking.
In popular villages like Namche Bazaar and Dole, upgraded lodges with private rooms, attached bathrooms, and even Wi-Fi may be available. While not as luxurious as city hotels, they offer more comfort than standard teahouses, especially at lower elevations.
Camping is less common on the Gokyo route, but can be arranged for those seeking a more remote or personal experience. Designated camping areas are used to help protect the fragile mountain environment. Trekkers can bring their own gear or rent it through local operators.
Regardless of where you stay, it is important to be ready for cold temperatures and wind, especially at higher altitudes near the Gokyo Lakes and Gokyo Ri. Bring warm clothing, a cold-rated sleeping bag, and essentials like a headlamp, water bottle, and basic first aid.
Comfort levels may be different, but the warm hospitality of the Sherpa hosts and the stunning scenery more than make up for the simplicity of the accommodations.
Hotel
L/D
Arrive Kathmandu where our friendly representative meet and greet at the airport. We transfer you to the Hotel you are booked, and complete check-in formalities. After a short rest and time to freshen up, we will then show you Thamel – one of the busiest tourist areas. You can look up for ATMs, money changer, shops, retailers, gears or any other necessities that you require. You will then be taken to our office for tour briefing. Overnight will be spent at the hotel. Delay on flight will postpone the schedule for next feasible day.
Hotel
B/L/D
You start your day with yummy breakfast and proceed for the tour. We will show your two different religious/cultural sights – Pashupatinath Temple and Boudhanath Stupa. Pashupatinath Temple: Known to be a space devoted to lord Shiva, a Hindu deity, Pashupatinath temple is one of the most famous destinations for Hindu pilgrims. Bagmati river – revered to be a holy river – where Hindu dead body are cremated is another attraction of the tour. It is a UNESCO world cultural heritage site and is famous for the celebration of Shivaratri”, which falls in between the stretch of February-March. Boudhanath stupa: The stupa is one of the largest monuments of its form in Nepal. It is located in the eastern Kathmandu and stands with four pair of eyes keeping track of four directions of the city. The holy and serene environment will definitely leave you relaxed and calm. It is believed to be inspired by Mahayana philosophy. The completion of short tour will leave you with plenty time to prepare for your journey towards Everest Base Camp. Night will be spent at hotel.
3.5
Lodge
B/L/D
You’ll start your journey with a drive to either the Kathmandu domestic airport or Ramechhap airport (approximately 5 hours from Kathmandu), depending on the season and flight availability. From there, take an early morning flight to Lukla, a small mountain town that rose to prominence as the gateway to the Everest region. The scenic 15 to 30-minute flight is both thrilling and unforgettable, offering breathtaking views of the Himalayan ranges, river valleys, terraced hillsides, and dense forests—before landing at Lukla’s famously challenging airstrip, often ranked among the world’s most dangerous airports due to its altitude and short runway.
Upon arrival in Lukla, you’ll meet your trekking crew and porters who will assist you throughout the journey. Today’s trek is a gentle introduction, mostly downhill or with mild ascents, allowing you to ease into the rhythm of the trail. After about 3.5 to 4 hours of trekking, you’ll reach the charming village of Phakding, nestled on the banks of the Dudh Koshi River, known for its crystal-clear, glacial-fed waters.
You’ll spend the night at a local teahouse in Phakding, resting up for the adventure ahead.
6
Namche Bazaar
B/L/D
The second day of your trek will be an exciting yet challenging walk and informative as well since you enter the Sagarmatha National Park. The first part of the walk is beautiful along the Dudh Koshi river in the pine and deodar cedar forest with couple of small settlements. As you approach just below the ridge of Namche, you cross the highest hanging bridge – hold your breath if you suffer from Acrophobia or Gephyrophobia. For the last part, you walk steep two to three hours uphill in the pine forest to reach Namche Bazaar. It used to be a trading post for Tibetan and Nepali merchants who cross over the high Himalayan pass called Nang Pa La pass (5,806 m/ 19,050 ft). Early trans-Himalayan trading place, Namche still holds its prominence for local market place. You spend two nights in this town.
1-5
Lodge
B/L/D
On this day, you hike around Namche Bazar and get yourselves habituated with the altitude differences you will be facing. In order to be more than sure about your health we recommend to climb further up to Everest view Hotel – provides a beautiful view of mountain range including Mt. Everest. On your way up, you pass small airstrip of Syangboche (3,780 m/12,402 ft) – the highest altitude airstrip in Nepal which is not permitted for commercial flights. The hilltop above Syangboche provides first view of magical Himalayan range including Taboche Peak (6,367 m/ 20,889 ft), Lhotse (8,516 m/ 27,940 ft ), Peak- 38 and Ama Dablam (6,812 m/ 22,349 ft), Thamserku (6,608 m/21,680 ft) and others. While at Khumjung (3,780 m/12,401 ft), you can visit the Hillary School – high school built by sir Edmund Hillary who reached the summit of Mt. Everest at first in 1953. Lunch in one of the tea houses in Khumjung. You can visit Khunde where Hospital under Hillary trust is serving to local Sherpas.
7-8
Lodge
B/L/D
After breakfast, you walk through the most beautiful gentle stretch for about two hours to reach Kyangjuma from where trail forks and we take the upper one to Gokyo Valley. The lower one leads to the Everest Base Camp directly. The trail to Mongla is beautiful and gentle uphill . On your way up to Mong La you can witness amazing view of mountains. Enjoy your lunch at one restaurant in Mong La or continue a short downhill for lunch at Phortse Thanga. The trail down to Tenga is beautiful in the Rhododendron forest – that blooms in Spring. You can meet various wild life here including Himalayan Thar, Deer, Himalayan Monal and others. From Phortse Tenga you walk steep uphill for about two hours in pine and rhododendron forest to reach a small yet beautiful town of Dole. Overnight stay in the lodge in Dole.
6
Lodge
B/L/D
Enjoy your breakfast, and start the day with a good hour uphill in much barren alpine region. Stop for a good lemon tea at Lapharma from where the trail is comparatively less steep. You walk past small pastureland at Luza to reach Machhermo. Being located near the glacial stream, this place is cold but cozy. You can visit a temporary clinic to know about altitude sickness operated by Himalayan Rescue Association. You spend the night at a local lodge.
5
Lodge
B/L/D
As soon as you leave Machhermo, and climb a short steep stretch to the Chorten located atop, the view of mountain peaks are magnificent. Every second of our hard trek will prove worth it given the scenic pleasure you get to witness. We then make our way to Pangka – a place where rather sad incident of avalanche killed more than 40 people in 1995. After we reach the river bed, we pass Ngozumba glacier on our right then climb up and reach the first lake of Gokyo lake system. Taking an inspiration and walking further will take us to the mesmerizing third lake of Gokyo passing second lake on our way. We spend the night at valley of Gokyo in a local lodge.
Lodge
B/L/D
Today you begin the day with challenging climb through rocky trail of Gokyo Ri at pre-dawn to catch first sunlight in the Himalayan peaks. It is about three hours climb steep up to the top from where you can experience the most mesmerizing mountain view including three eight thousanders peaks Mt. Everest, Mt. Makalu, and Cho Oyu along with many Himalayan peaks. After the Gokyo Ri, you return to your hotel, enjoy the lunch and rest. Explore the ridge to view Ngozumpa glacier in the evening, or stroll around the Lake. Overnight stay at the lodge in Gokyo village.
6-7
Lodge
B/L/D
After you enjoy the beauty of Gokyo Lake, today you walk back to Phortse Tenga – a beautiful place near the Dudhkoshi river in the pine forest to spend the tranquil night. You walk all the way back same path as you go up, but you view differently due to change of direction. Enjoy the return walk and overnight in the lodge.
6
Lodge
B/L/D
After breakfast, we trek all the way to Namche Bazar for lunch. From Namche, trek down the trail to reach Monjo. The trekking is steeply down routed. We spend our night at a local lodge in Monjo.
4
Hotel
B/L/D
From Monjo you trek alongside Dudh Koshi river passing the beautiful Phakding again on our way and crossing numbers of hanging bridges – some may terrify you if you are panic to the height. Upon reaching Lukla, we thank our crew members and celebrate the completion of the trip.You spend final night in the mountain fresh air. Overnight at the Hotel.
Hotel
B/L/D
After an early breakfast in Lukla, you’ll head to the Tenzing-Hillary Airport for your scenic flight back to Ramechhap (or Kathmandu, depending on the season and flight schedule). The 15 to 30-minute flight is once again thrilling, offering one last look at the Himalayan peaks, lush forests, deep valleys, and terraced hillsides. Taking off from Lukla’s short and dramatic runway is an experience in itself, often considered one of the most exciting parts of the entire journey.
Upon landing at Ramechhap airport, you’ll drive approximately 5 hours back to Kathmandu, passing through rolling hills, rivers, and rural Nepali villages. If flying directly to Kathmandu, you'll be transferred to your hotel in the city.
This is the end of your incredible Himalayan adventure, with unforgettable memories of high mountains, glacial lakes, and warm Sherpa hospitality to take home with you.
Hotel
B/L/D
Kathmandu city stands with a century long history of markets, trading spots, various arts, buildings with architectural and cultural affluences. On your last day, you will be exploring the local market of Asan, Indrachowk and Newroad, only to discover the historic and cultural identity of this beautiful city. You will then visit Kathmandu Durbar Square; centre to accumulate Kathmandu’s architectural prominence. Here, you will experience an unique culture of “living goddess”, visiting her temple could make your trip informative and exhilarating given the cultural differences. After this eventful day, you will spend your night at hotel and prepare for the departure next day.
Breakfast
You will be dropped off at the Kathmandu International Airport as per your flight schedule. This marks your last day in Nepal, our representative will bid you final good bye.
This list outlines the required things to bring during the trekking tours. There are various selections and brands that you can choose as per your interest. All required trekking equipments can be bought or even hired easily at a reasonable price in Kathmandu.
(Our guide will carry first aid kit bag during the trek. We still recommend you to bring your personal first aid kit as you feel it necessary).
All garments should be kept dry using waterproof stuff sacks or large puncture resistant plastic bags.
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Gokyo Cho, known popularly as Gokyo Lake, and the Gokyo Lake System are glacial in the Everest region of the Himalayas. Five lakes are scattered in the same line as the main lake, named Gokyo. This lake covers an area of 42.9 ha (106 acres). Gokyo village, a small hamlet, lies on the eastern shore of the lake, and one of the biggest glaciers, Ngozumpa Glacier, is adjacent to the lake.
Gokyo Valley Trek offers one of the best trekking experiences in the Himalayas, in which you can enjoy the majestic views of the peaks, including Mt. Everest (8,848 m/29,029 ft), the crown of the world, Makalu (8,485 m/27,838 ft), Cho Oyu (8,201 m/26,906 ft), Ama Dablam (6,812 m/22,349 ft), Thamserku (6,608 m/21,680 ft), Kantenga, Cho-Latse, Tawache, and others. Not only the view of the Himalayan peaks but also the Sherpa culture and high Himalayan lifestyle amaze you equally.
During the trek, you will climb the peak, namely, Gokyo Ri (5,357 m/17,575 ft), to view the magnificent view of the Himalayan peaks and Everest.
If you have time, strength, and will, then you can combine the Gokyo Valley trek with Everest Base Camp crossing over the Cho-La pass. Famous Three Pass Trek also runs through Gokyo Lake. This itinerary takes you through the Dudhkoshi Valley up to Gokyo from Namche which is a classic trekking route as well.
The Gokyo Valley Trek is a scenic and fulfilling journey in the Himalayas, offering adventure, culture, and breathtaking views. It usually takes about 15 to 17 days, with daily walks of 5 to 7 hours. The pace is steady and designed to help you adjust to the altitude. While the trek involves some steep and rocky trails, it’s manageable for people with a basic level of fitness and determination.
Trekkers of all ages, including those in their 50s and 60s, have completed this trek successfully. The key is preparation and going at your own rhythm. There’s no rush. You’ll have plenty of time to rest, hydrate, and enjoy the surroundings.
You’ll reach a high point at Gokyo Ri (5,357 m / 17,575 ft). The views from there are truly unforgettable, panoramic scenes of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and the turquoise Gokyo Lakes. Altitude can be challenging, but careful acclimatization, a supportive guide, and a good itinerary make it very manageable.
The trail is rich with Sherpa culture, friendly teahouses, and quiet valleys. You’ll also walk beside Nepal’s longest glacier, Ngozumpa, adding a thrilling element to your adventure.
With the right mindset, comfortable gear, and a bit of training beforehand, the Gokyo Valley Trek is absolutely achievable, and deeply rewarding, for anyone with a sense of adventure.
As per the regulations by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN), most flights to Lukla, especially during the busy spring and autumn trekking seasons, are diverted to operate from Ramechhap Airport (Manthali) instead of Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport. This is to reduce the air traffic congestion in Kathmandu and ensure the safety and efficiency of all flights.
Ramechhap Airport is used only for flights to Lukla, which means there are more flights and short flight times (about 20 minutes) and fewer delays from air traffic, making the journey easier for trekkers.
Ramechhap Airport is located approximately 4 to 5 hours’ drive from Kathmandu, and we will arrange comfortable ground transportation for our guests to ensure a smooth transfer to the airport.
If a direct flight from Kathmandu to Lukla becomes possible, we will do our best to arrange it for you, depending on the availability and feasibility.
Please be aware that all flights to Lukla are subject to weather conditions, and delays are common due to the mountain region’s unpredictable climate. In the case that your scheduled flight is delayed for more than one day, we can help organize a helicopter flight to Lukla if the weather permits and clients are willing to cover the additional cost.
Accommodation on the Gokyo Valley Trek ranges from basic teahouses to more comfortable lodges along the way. Teahouses are the most common and provide simple rooms with twin beds, blankets, and shared bathrooms. Most also offer hot meals, snacks, and drinks, creating a cozy resting place after a long day of trekking.
In popular villages like Namche Bazaar and Dole, upgraded lodges with private rooms, attached bathrooms, and even Wi-Fi may be available. While not as luxurious as city hotels, they offer more comfort than standard teahouses, especially at lower elevations.
Camping is less common on the Gokyo route, but can be arranged for those seeking a more remote or personal experience. Designated camping areas are used to help protect the fragile mountain environment. Trekkers can bring their own gear or rent it through local operators.
Regardless of where you stay, it is important to be ready for cold temperatures and wind, especially at higher altitudes near the Gokyo Lakes and Gokyo Ri. Bring warm clothing, a cold-rated sleeping bag, and essentials like a headlamp, water bottle, and basic first aid.
Comfort levels may be different, but the warm hospitality of the Sherpa hosts and the stunning scenery more than make up for the simplicity of the accommodations.
Arrive Kathmandu where our friendly representative meet and greet at the airport. We transfer you to the Hotel you are booked, and complete check-in formalities. After a short rest and time to freshen up, we will then show you Thamel – one of the busiest tourist areas. You can look up for ATMs, money changer, shops, retailers, gears or any other necessities that you require. You will then be taken to our office for tour briefing. Overnight will be spent at the hotel. Delay on flight will postpone the schedule for next feasible day.
You start your day with yummy breakfast and proceed for the tour. We will show your two different religious/cultural sights – Pashupatinath Temple and Boudhanath Stupa. Pashupatinath Temple: Known to be a space devoted to lord Shiva, a Hindu deity, Pashupatinath temple is one of the most famous destinations for Hindu pilgrims. Bagmati river – revered to be a holy river – where Hindu dead body are cremated is another attraction of the tour. It is a UNESCO world cultural heritage site and is famous for the celebration of Shivaratri”, which falls in between the stretch of February-March. Boudhanath stupa: The stupa is one of the largest monuments of its form in Nepal. It is located in the eastern Kathmandu and stands with four pair of eyes keeping track of four directions of the city. The holy and serene environment will definitely leave you relaxed and calm. It is believed to be inspired by Mahayana philosophy. The completion of short tour will leave you with plenty time to prepare for your journey towards Everest Base Camp. Night will be spent at hotel.
You’ll start your journey with a drive to either the Kathmandu domestic airport or Ramechhap airport (approximately 5 hours from Kathmandu), depending on the season and flight availability. From there, take an early morning flight to Lukla, a small mountain town that rose to prominence as the gateway to the Everest region. The scenic 15 to 30-minute flight is both thrilling and unforgettable, offering breathtaking views of the Himalayan ranges, river valleys, terraced hillsides, and dense forests—before landing at Lukla’s famously challenging airstrip, often ranked among the world’s most dangerous airports due to its altitude and short runway.
Upon arrival in Lukla, you’ll meet your trekking crew and porters who will assist you throughout the journey. Today’s trek is a gentle introduction, mostly downhill or with mild ascents, allowing you to ease into the rhythm of the trail. After about 3.5 to 4 hours of trekking, you’ll reach the charming village of Phakding, nestled on the banks of the Dudh Koshi River, known for its crystal-clear, glacial-fed waters.
You’ll spend the night at a local teahouse in Phakding, resting up for the adventure ahead.
The second day of your trek will be an exciting yet challenging walk and informative as well since you enter the Sagarmatha National Park. The first part of the walk is beautiful along the Dudh Koshi river in the pine and deodar cedar forest with couple of small settlements. As you approach just below the ridge of Namche, you cross the highest hanging bridge – hold your breath if you suffer from Acrophobia or Gephyrophobia. For the last part, you walk steep two to three hours uphill in the pine forest to reach Namche Bazaar. It used to be a trading post for Tibetan and Nepali merchants who cross over the high Himalayan pass called Nang Pa La pass (5,806 m/ 19,050 ft). Early trans-Himalayan trading place, Namche still holds its prominence for local market place. You spend two nights in this town.
On this day, you hike around Namche Bazar and get yourselves habituated with the altitude differences you will be facing. In order to be more than sure about your health we recommend to climb further up to Everest view Hotel – provides a beautiful view of mountain range including Mt. Everest. On your way up, you pass small airstrip of Syangboche (3,780 m/12,402 ft) – the highest altitude airstrip in Nepal which is not permitted for commercial flights. The hilltop above Syangboche provides first view of magical Himalayan range including Taboche Peak (6,367 m/ 20,889 ft), Lhotse (8,516 m/ 27,940 ft ), Peak- 38 and Ama Dablam (6,812 m/ 22,349 ft), Thamserku (6,608 m/21,680 ft) and others. While at Khumjung (3,780 m/12,401 ft), you can visit the Hillary School – high school built by sir Edmund Hillary who reached the summit of Mt. Everest at first in 1953. Lunch in one of the tea houses in Khumjung. You can visit Khunde where Hospital under Hillary trust is serving to local Sherpas.
After breakfast, you walk through the most beautiful gentle stretch for about two hours to reach Kyangjuma from where trail forks and we take the upper one to Gokyo Valley. The lower one leads to the Everest Base Camp directly. The trail to Mongla is beautiful and gentle uphill . On your way up to Mong La you can witness amazing view of mountains. Enjoy your lunch at one restaurant in Mong La or continue a short downhill for lunch at Phortse Thanga. The trail down to Tenga is beautiful in the Rhododendron forest – that blooms in Spring. You can meet various wild life here including Himalayan Thar, Deer, Himalayan Monal and others. From Phortse Tenga you walk steep uphill for about two hours in pine and rhododendron forest to reach a small yet beautiful town of Dole. Overnight stay in the lodge in Dole.
Enjoy your breakfast, and start the day with a good hour uphill in much barren alpine region. Stop for a good lemon tea at Lapharma from where the trail is comparatively less steep. You walk past small pastureland at Luza to reach Machhermo. Being located near the glacial stream, this place is cold but cozy. You can visit a temporary clinic to know about altitude sickness operated by Himalayan Rescue Association. You spend the night at a local lodge.
As soon as you leave Machhermo, and climb a short steep stretch to the Chorten located atop, the view of mountain peaks are magnificent. Every second of our hard trek will prove worth it given the scenic pleasure you get to witness. We then make our way to Pangka – a place where rather sad incident of avalanche killed more than 40 people in 1995. After we reach the river bed, we pass Ngozumba glacier on our right then climb up and reach the first lake of Gokyo lake system. Taking an inspiration and walking further will take us to the mesmerizing third lake of Gokyo passing second lake on our way. We spend the night at valley of Gokyo in a local lodge.
Today you begin the day with challenging climb through rocky trail of Gokyo Ri at pre-dawn to catch first sunlight in the Himalayan peaks. It is about three hours climb steep up to the top from where you can experience the most mesmerizing mountain view including three eight thousanders peaks Mt. Everest, Mt. Makalu, and Cho Oyu along with many Himalayan peaks. After the Gokyo Ri, you return to your hotel, enjoy the lunch and rest. Explore the ridge to view Ngozumpa glacier in the evening, or stroll around the Lake. Overnight stay at the lodge in Gokyo village.
After you enjoy the beauty of Gokyo Lake, today you walk back to Phortse Tenga – a beautiful place near the Dudhkoshi river in the pine forest to spend the tranquil night. You walk all the way back same path as you go up, but you view differently due to change of direction. Enjoy the return walk and overnight in the lodge.
After breakfast, we trek all the way to Namche Bazar for lunch. From Namche, trek down the trail to reach Monjo. The trekking is steeply down routed. We spend our night at a local lodge in Monjo.
From Monjo you trek alongside Dudh Koshi river passing the beautiful Phakding again on our way and crossing numbers of hanging bridges – some may terrify you if you are panic to the height. Upon reaching Lukla, we thank our crew members and celebrate the completion of the trip.You spend final night in the mountain fresh air. Overnight at the Hotel.
After an early breakfast in Lukla, you’ll head to the Tenzing-Hillary Airport for your scenic flight back to Ramechhap (or Kathmandu, depending on the season and flight schedule). The 15 to 30-minute flight is once again thrilling, offering one last look at the Himalayan peaks, lush forests, deep valleys, and terraced hillsides. Taking off from Lukla’s short and dramatic runway is an experience in itself, often considered one of the most exciting parts of the entire journey.
Upon landing at Ramechhap airport, you’ll drive approximately 5 hours back to Kathmandu, passing through rolling hills, rivers, and rural Nepali villages. If flying directly to Kathmandu, you'll be transferred to your hotel in the city.
This is the end of your incredible Himalayan adventure, with unforgettable memories of high mountains, glacial lakes, and warm Sherpa hospitality to take home with you.
Kathmandu city stands with a century long history of markets, trading spots, various arts, buildings with architectural and cultural affluences. On your last day, you will be exploring the local market of Asan, Indrachowk and Newroad, only to discover the historic and cultural identity of this beautiful city. You will then visit Kathmandu Durbar Square; centre to accumulate Kathmandu’s architectural prominence. Here, you will experience an unique culture of “living goddess”, visiting her temple could make your trip informative and exhilarating given the cultural differences. After this eventful day, you will spend your night at hotel and prepare for the departure next day.
You will be dropped off at the Kathmandu International Airport as per your flight schedule. This marks your last day in Nepal, our representative will bid you final good bye.
This list outlines the required things to bring during the trekking tours. There are various selections and brands that you can choose as per your interest. All required trekking equipments can be bought or even hired easily at a reasonable price in Kathmandu.
(Our guide will carry first aid kit bag during the trek. We still recommend you to bring your personal first aid kit as you feel it necessary).
All garments should be kept dry using waterproof stuff sacks or large puncture resistant plastic bags.
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