Everest Gokyo Lakes Trekking

Gokyo Lakes Trek is a wonderful experience adventure to investigate the mystical appeal of dynamite frosty lakes among the Himalayas. The trek goes to the superb Gokyo valley where Gokyo Lakes lies calmly in the midst of the mountains anticipating overpowering atmosphere of the grandness.

This excursion is an investigation of the mountain ponders in the Khumbu region that goes off the Everest base camp trail from Namche Bazar. This trek goes from Lukla up towards Namche on an indistinguishable trail from the Everest Base camp one and goes off towards Dole from that point on. The course Namche onwards is happily more tranquil with less trekkers investigating the region. The experience of trekking through calmer territory with the energy of investigating the shrouded fortune of the mountains as lakes is an unmatchable ordeal.

From Goyko Ri the Views are the best in the entire region of Everest transcending above at (8,848 m) After investigating this valley we traverse the Lhenjo La pass (5,417mt) into the Thame region before visiting a few religious communities and coming back to Namache to unwind and appreciate the superb Nepalese accommodation. Lhenjo La pass offers the best vista of the entire Himalayan region.

We travel to Lukla to begin our trek up into the wonderful Goyko Valley whichs draws in less guests than the neighboring Everest Base Camp trek. We visit Khumjung School and Kunde clinic which our well known Sir Edmund Hilary assembled giving the neighborhood Khumbu youngsters wellbeing, information and a chance of an informed future and better way of life for their families and who and what is to come.

Best Time

We can do Gokyo Lakes and Gokyo Ri Trek amid Autumn (Sept. to November) and Spring (March to May) seasons. Amid this time the sky is clear and the perspectives are amazing. The climate is fit for trekking without rain. We can likewise appreciate lavish vegetation on the lower regions of the trail especially amid the spring season.

Permits

The Sagarmatha National Park (through which you’ll be trekking), is an UNESCO World Heritage site. Similarly as with all treks in this stop, you’ll require a TIMS and Sagarmatha National Park allow.

TIMS allow: $10 USD per individual

Sagarmatha National Park allow: $30 USD per individual

In case you’re sorting out your trek through a trekking organization, they will mastermind these for you. In case you’re orchestrating the trek yourself, you’ll have to get your TIMS allow in Kathmandu and your Sagarmatha National Park allow in Monjo.