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The Gokyo Valley Trek, located in Nepal's Khumbu region, is a great alternative to the popular Everest Base Camp Trek. This 14-day journey offers trekkers a mix of natural, cultural, and spiritual experiences. The trek reaches the impressive Gokyo Ri Peak (5,357 m/ 17,575 ft), providing amazing views of the surrounding Himalayan ranges, including Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, and Makalu, as well as the large Ngozumpa Glacier.
Gokyo Valley is known for having the highest freshwater lake system in the world, with 19 lakes of varying sizes. The Gokyo Lakes, especially the third lake, Dudh Pokhari, and the charming Gokyo village (4,700 m) on its shore, are among the trek’s highlights. The view of stone buildings and meadows along the lake is particularly noteworthy.
Trekkers can also enjoy the view of the impressive ice edge between Gyachung Kang and Mt. Cho Oyu. The less crowded Gokyo Valley path is suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers. Environmental scientists, ecologists, photographers, and pilgrims often trek in this region, drawn by its unique mix of natural beauty and Sherpa culture.
The trek starts from Lukla village (2,860 m), accessible via a flight from Kathmandu, and passes through Namche Bazaar, a busy hub where climbers share stories of their adventures. Many trekkers extend their journey to Everest Base Camp or include the challenging Cho La or Renjo La passes.
Exploring the wonders of Sagarmatha National Park, this trek offers a rare opportunity to experience the traditional Sherpa way of life and the region's natural beauty. Whether you seek amazing mountain views or an authentic cultural experience, the Gokyo Valley Trek promises an unforgettable adventure.
During the Gokyo Valley Trek, you will stay overnight in some of the finest villages, surrounded by beautiful snow cliffs and green hills. These include Phakding (2,610 m), Namche Bazaar (3,440 m), Dole (4,040 m), Machhermo (4,470 m), Gokyo (4,750 m), and Pangboche (3,985 m). You will also walk past many other villages inhabited by various mountain communities like Sherpas, Lamas, Bhotiyas, Rais, and Limbus. This 14-day trek will give you a chance to see and experience mountain life and interact with the locals to understand their simple way of living.
Gokyo Lakes form the world's highest freshwater lake system, ranging from 4,700 meters to 5,000 meters (15,400 ft to 16,400 ft). These lakes are religiously significant to the locals. There are 19 lakes in total, with six main ones: Gokyo Cho (Dudh Pokhari), Thonak Cho, Gyazumpa Cho, Tanjung Cho, Ngojumba Cho, and Kyajumba Cho. Gokyo village is located on the shore of Dudh Pokhari. During Janai Purnima in August, pilgrims take a holy bath in the lake.
Located at 3,985 meters, Pangboche Monastery is the oldest in the Khumbu region. It was established by Lama Sanga Dorje, the patron saint of Khumbu. The monastery holds relics of the saint and used to safeguard the Yeti scalp and hand until they were stolen. Locals believe the old juniper trees around the monastery grew from the Lama's hair.
Tengboche Monastery, situated at 3,867 meters (12,687 ft), is the largest monastery in the Khumbu region. It was first built in 1916 by Lama Gulu and has been rebuilt twice with help from volunteers and international support. From the monastery, you can see amazing views of mountains like Everest, Nuptse, Ama Dablam, Taboche, Lhotse, and Thamserku.
Ngozumpa Glacier, the largest in Nepal and one of the longest in the Himalayas at 36 kilometers (22 miles), flows from the slopes of Cho Oyu and runs below the Gokyo Valley. Trekkers encounter its rugged terrain, massive ice formations, deep crevasses, and glacial moraines, creating a dramatic and dynamic landscape. The glacier constantly shifts, with ice melting and reforming, adding to the trek's unique experience. This close encounter with such a vast natural feature highlights the immense forces shaping the Himalayas, making it a key highlight of the Gokyo Valley Trek along with Gokyo Ri Peak.
Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Khumbu region of Nepal, covers 1,148 square kilometers and is home to Mt. Everest and other towering peaks. The park features diverse ecosystems, from lush forests to alpine meadows, hosting rare species like snow leopards, red pandas, and Himalayan tahrs. The park is culturally significant, inhabited by Sherpas with monasteries and religious sites dotting the landscape. Conservation efforts focus on preserving habitats and managing tourism sustainably. Trekkers can experience beautiful landscapes and Sherpa culture while following Leave No Trace principles.
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The package includes a tour of beautiful and interesting Kathmandu, featuring an old pagoda temple and lively local residents. You will also take a morning flight to Lukla.
The journey starts with a walk down to Phakding and then a climb to Namche. Along the way, you'll pass through lovely pine and rhododendron forests and follow the Dudh Koshi River to Namche Bazaar, the entrance to Everest. We'll stay overnight in Namche, giving you time to enjoy the area and learn more about mountain climbing and the local weather.
In Namche, we will visit a local market, monasteries, and take a short tour of the museum and schools in the area. From Khumjung, we will head to Dole, exploring the Himalayan way of life, local people, and nature after a needed rest.
As you climb to Dole, you will see a big change in the atmosphere, greenery, and surroundings. However, there will be small tea houses along the way for breaks. From Dole, we will cross the river and hike up steep, tough paths to Machhermo, where we will visit various glacial lakes, including Ngozumpa, Cho La, Dudh Pokhari, and Gokyo Lake.
The Gokyo Valley Lakes, recognized as a Ramsar site since 2007, are high-altitude freshwater lakes. The valley has five large lakes, the biggest being Thonak Cho (160.8 acres) followed by Gokyo Cho (160 hectares).
These lakes are vital to the local ecosystem, providing life for many species, including people and plants. They have important religious, cultural, and ecological roles, serving as places of worship and resources for survival. This tour offers everything: lush green vegetation, clear blue water, icy glaciers, snow-covered mountains, and friendly locals.
When trekking in the Khumbu Region, you will need certain permits, though a TIMS Card is not required. The necessary permits are as follows:
Nepal Horizon Trek will obtain all these permits on your behalf.
The Gokyo Valley Trek is considered a moderately tough trek in the Khumbu Region, requiring good physical fitness and stamina. This trek involves walking for 5 to 7 hours each day over rough paths and steep areas. As you go higher, the routes become harder, with high passes and uneven ground. The trek reaches high altitudes where the air is thinner, making breathing more difficult and increasing the risk of altitude sickness. Therefore, trekkers need to be well-prepared and take time to get used to the altitude.
Before starting the Gokyo Valley Trek, it is very helpful to gather all the important information about the trek's difficulty. Knowing the climate and weather conditions can help you pack the right gear and be ready for sudden changes in temperature or weather. Learning about the signs and prevention of altitude sickness is important for staying healthy during the trek. Also, understanding the local culture and natural surroundings can make your trek more enjoyable and help you find your way. Being well-prepared will ensure a safer and more enjoyable journey through this beautiful region.
Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, a representative from Nepal Horizon Treks & Expedition will greet you and transfer you to your hotel. In the afternoon, there will be a trip discussion with the management and trek leaders. In the evening, enjoy a welcome dinner hosted by Nepal Horizon Treks & Expedition at a typical Nepali restaurant, complete with cultural shows.
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Early in the morning, we head to the Domestic Airport to catch a short Trans-Himalayan flight to Lukla, the gateway to the Everest region. The flight, usually about 30 minutes long, takes us to Tenzing-Hillary Airport, one of the most adventurous airports in the world. The airstrip, about 460 meters long, is steep and hangs off the side of a mountain. Upon landing, we have breakfast and are introduced to the rest of our trekking crew. We then begin our trek with an easy hike through Chaurikharka village, descending towards Dudhkoshi Ghaat (2,530m/8,300ft). We follow the bank of the Dudhkoshi River until we reach Phakding (2,652m/8,700ft), where we stay overnight to acclimatize. Enjoy your leisure time in Phakding, a famous stopping point for trekkers.
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After breakfast, we start our trek along the Dudh Koshi River, crossing it multiple times via suspension bridges. Passing through villages, Chortens, and monasteries, we enjoy impressive views of Mt. Thamserku at 6,623 meters. At Monjo, we enter Sagarmatha National Park and have lunch at Jorsale, the last village before Namche Bazaar. The trail becomes easy through a riverbed, then ascends as we cross the Hillary Bridge. Views of Mt. Taboche, Kwangde, Everest, Thamserku, and Lhotse welcome us to Sherpa land.
We follow a pine forest trail north to Benkar, crossing the Dudh Koshi River through Chumao and Monjo. After crossing a suspension bridge at Jorsale, we follow the Dudh Koshi and Bhote Koshi Rivers. A steep ascent brings us to Namche Bazaar, with excellent views of Mt. Everest and Mt. Lhotse along the way.
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Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Our first acclimatization stop is in Namche Bazaar, which is crucial for adjusting and preventing Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). To acclimate, we'll take a short hike around the village, visiting the National Park headquarters at the top of Namche Bazaar. From there, we can enjoy views of the valley we traversed, as well as Mt. Kusum Kanguru, Mt. Thamserku, Mt. Ama Dablam, Everest, and more. In the evening, we'll explore Khumjung village, where we can visit the monastery that houses a Yeti scalp, before resting for the remainder of the evening.
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Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
After acclimatization, you will be ready to head up to Dole. Early in the morning, you’ll have breakfast with amazing views of the Himalayas. Then, you'll pack your bags and start your journey.
Today, you will leave the main Everest Base Camp trail and head towards the more remote region of Khumbu. The trail to Dole is very beautiful. Walking through rhododendron forests, you will reach Kyanjuma and then Sansa village. From here, you will take the main trail to Gokyo Lakes. The path is uneven and runs just above the Dudh Koshi River's gorge.
Next, you will reach Mong La Pass, where you can enjoy the sight of Mt. Ama Dablam, Mt. Thamserku, Mt. Tawoche, and Mt. Khumbila. From the pass, you will gradually walk downhill to the Dudh Koshi River. After a short uphill climb, you will arrive at Phortse. You can enjoy the wonderful views of the mountains from this point. After hiking for a few hours through lush forests, you will reach Dole. Upon arrival, you can enjoy the amazing sunset over the peaks. You will stay overnight in Dole.
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Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Begin your trek with an easy climb. You will pass several shrines and many prayer flags until you reach Lapharma. From here, you will have a great view of Mt. Cho Oyu, the sixth-highest mountain in the world. Along the way, you will see some of the tallest peaks, including Mt. Kantega and Mt. Thamserku, which will impress you.
You will also come across beautiful yak pastures. After walking for a couple of hours and enjoying the lovely landscape, you will enter Luza Valley. A short distance away is the small village of Machhermo. It is located just below the end of the Ngozumpa glacier, the longest glacier in the Himalayas.
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Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Today’s hike will take you to the beautiful Gokyo Valley, the final stop of the trek. After walking for an hour from Machhermo, you will reach Phanga, a place dedicated to people who lost their lives in landslides. As you move ahead, take multiple breaks along the way to enjoy the amazing mountain views.
Next, you will cross an iron bridge that leads to Longpongo Lake (4,690m). You will continue walking through the rough terrain over the Ngozumpa Glaciers.
Gokyo Valley is incredibly beautiful, surrounded by tall mountains, icy glaciers, and clear lakes. Once you reach the village, take a moment to rest and enjoy the beauty of Gokyo Lakes and the surrounding Himalayas. The sight is truly remarkable. Gokyo Lakes consists of six of the world’s highest freshwater lakes, with the third lake being the most visited and admired in the Everest region.
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Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Today, you will start your hike before dawn to reach the top of Gokyo Ri Peak and catch the beautiful sunrise over the mountains. The distance isn’t too long, but the rocky terrain makes this hike tough. As you climb, you might feel tired due to the thin air. Don’t worry, just go slowly and drink plenty of water. This challenging climb is worth it. From Gokyo Ri, you will see the mighty Himalayas, the calm turquoise Gokyo lakes, and the Ngozumpa glaciers all at once. You will also enjoy the amazing beauty of the Himalayas with clear views of four of the highest peaks: Mt. Everest (8,848m), Cho Oyu (8,210m), Lhotse (8,516m), and Makalu (8,463m).
After spending a great time at Gokyo village, it’s time to return. You will say goodbye to Gokyo Valley and trek back to Machhermo village. Tomorrow will be a long hiking day, so make sure to rest well. You will stay overnight in Machhermo village. Note: You can also take side trips to the 4th and 5th Gokyo lakes, but you would need to add an extra day to the Gokyo Lakes trek itinerary for this.
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Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Now you are very close to finishing your journey on the Gokyo Lakes trek. Today you will return to Namche Bazaar, walking through dense forests that are home to musk deer and mountain goats.
The trail is narrow, downhill, and quite steep. You should walk carefully using trekking poles. As you enjoy some final views of Mount Everest, you will reach Namche Bazaar. The town is full of local cafes, restaurants, and bars. You can ask your guide to take you to a cafe or bar.
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Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
This is your last day on the Everest trail before flying back to Kathmandu. The path is mostly downhill from Namche to Phakding.
On the way, you will see lovely chortens, prayer flags, and mani walls. You will go through small villages, narrow forests, and cross suspension bridges over the Dudh Koshi River.
After an easy walk through Benkar, you will arrive at Phakding. Then, you will continue to the small village of Toktok, which has a great view of some beautiful mountains in the Everest region. Enjoying the natural beauty, you will then head towards Lukla.
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Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
After an early morning breakfast, you will head to Lukla airport and catch your flight to Kathmandu. Once you reach Kathmandu, you have the rest of the day to rest.
In the evening, you can explore the main city area. Enjoy Nepalese food with live music at one of the nice restaurants in Thamel or Durbarmarg. You can also do some souvenir shopping.
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Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
It’s your last day in Nepal, Take some breakfast; if you wish, you can catch some last-minute shopping in Kathmandu. Our airport representative will transfer you to the airport with plenty of time before your flight home.
Farewell !!!
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Breakfast, Lunch & DinnerNo Gokyo lake trek is not difficult if your body is physically fit and fine.
It's crucial to be in good physical condition before hiking. The Gokyo Lake journey requires both physical and mental fitness. You'll need to mentally get ready for this adventure. When a surprising issue comes up while hiking, it is possible to address it patiently and quietly. However, prior to this trek's first five months, engage in daily swimming, basic exercise, and yoga.
This hike will begin in Kathmandu, which is 1400 meters above sea level. Gokyo Lake, at a height of 4790 meters, is the highest point of this hike. You will be gradually increasing your altitude throughout this walk.
You will require one of two types of permits to hike to Gokyo Lakes. The first permit required for trekking in any Himalayan region of Nepal is the TIMS permit. The second permit you'll need before visiting Sagarmatha National Park is the one for Sagarmatha National Park.
You have to walk at least 4-6 hours per day.
Yes, you can carry your children during the Gokyo Lake trek.
No. Normally, oxygen is not needed on the trek because our schedule is set up to allow for adequate acclimatization. In order to prevent altitude sickness, we also provide Diamox, a drug that suppresses the symptoms, right away. However, we will quickly descend to a lower altitude in the event of severe altitude sickness.
On a paid basis, electricity is provided during your walk to recharge your phones, laptops, and iPads using micro-hydropower and solar panels. After Namche, there are no Wi-Fi sites along the trekking track.
A teahouse hike is the Gokyo Lake Trek. You'll be staying in hotels and teahouses while on the walk. Depending on the altitude, the teahouses' amenities will vary. The teahouses become more primitive as you ascend. You don't have to pay for your lodging while trekking with a travel agency company. The price of the Gokyo Lake Trek includes lodging expenses. Spending the night at a teahouse while trekking in Gokyo will run you between $3 and $5 per person. There is not a single room available for you. They provide twin-sharing accommodation.
Due to the open kitchens, the teahouses have a communal eating room, which is typically smoke-filled. The dining hall is kept comfortable by the heaters. The dining room is where hikers spend most of their time. Some people use WiFi, some people play cards, and some people engage in gossip and discussion. Two single beds in a bedroom, each with a cushion and cozy blankets. Bring a sleeping bag with you. It will be beneficial on chilly nights. You won't need to request additional blankets. (that actually might not be available during busy times. Most teahouses in Namche and above have public restrooms outside. There is no toilet paper present. You ought to bring your own.
The cost of the Gokyo Lake trek per person starts at around USD 1400. It includes your travel expenses, a permit, transportation, lodging, a guide, a porter, etc.
However, the price varies according to the time of year you travel and the excursions you plan on taking. Additionally, we can adjust your price and itinerary according to your budget and time.
The Gokyo Lake Trek offers breathtaking views of the secluded Gokyo Valley. It is a turquoise glacial valley. It provides breathtaking mountain vistas of mountains such as Mount Makalu, Lhotse, Nuptse, and Everest.
Clothing
Summer hat/ Winter hat
Hiking skirt/ hiking trousers
Beanie
Neckband
Light breathable trousers
Full sleeve T-shirt or shirt
Woollen sweater
Socks 2/3 pairs
Down jacket
Waterproof jackets and pants
Hiking boots or sports shoes.
Hiking gear
Hiking backpack
Bottle
Water purification pills
Trekking map
Trekking pole
Compass
Sleeping bag
Camping equipment
Scissors
lighters/matchsticks
Rope
Personal equipment
Soap
Shampoo
Tissue paper
Toilet paper
Towel
Hanky
Nail cutter
Lip Guard
Sunscreen
Moisturiser
Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Deodorant/perfume
Optional equipment
Watch
Camera
Phone
Notebook
Selfie stick
Documents
Passport size photo
Photocopy of passport and passport
Visa
Permit
Citizenship
Medicine and first aid kit
Diamox 250mg (altitude sickness)
Paracetamol (painkiller)
Imodium (diarrhoea)
Clotrimazole cream (skin infections)
Crocin (fever)
Zintac (acidity)
Disprin (Headache)
Bandages
Handiplasts
Adhesive Tapes
Crocin
Dettol
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Duration
Depending on the trek package you select, you can reduce or lengthen the Gokyo Lakes journey. Trekkers must trek for 5 to 6 hours, covering an average of 10 kilometres per day. If you lack prior expertise or fitness level, the length and number of hours of the trek may provide a difficulty. To deal with weariness and altitude sickness, you will have an acclimatization and resting period.
As the trekkers receive more rest, trekking packages that allow for lots of acclimatization make the trek more comfortable. Less acclimatization results in shorter, more strenuous trekking programs that might be extremely chaotic.
Distance
You will need to walk 92 kilometers in total. However, it takes more than 15 days to finish this walk, including the days for acclimatization. If you're used to walking, this won't seem like a big deal because you'll typically cover 6 kilometers every day, which is manageable. The difficulty increases if you also want to visit Everest Base Camp because of the increased distance. On the journey to Gokyo Lake (in the Everest region), there is never a set amount of time to walk because it totally depends on how much height you gain each day. The more altitude you acquire, the shorter the time you walk. But on average, it can be 5 to 6 hours per day.
Altitude sickness
The Gokyo Lakes Trek has significant obstacles due to altitude and its effects. At 5,357 above sea level, Gokyo Lake is the highest elevation at which to ascend. You must climb to a height of 5,545 meters to access Kalapatthar and Everest Base Camp, which might be exhausting.
From Lukla, 2,860 meters up, the adventure to the Gokyo Lakes begins. This is sufficient for some hikers to experience altitude sickness. Continue your journey to Gokyo Valley (4,800 m), Namche Bazaar (3,438 m), Dole (3,680 m), Macchermo (4,470 m), and lastly, the Gokyo Ri (5,357 m). Anyone can get altitude sickness; there are no restrictions on age, physical fitness, or gender. Some of the symptoms of altitude sickness are headaches, dizziness, nausea, diarrhoea, vomiting, lack of sleep, and so on. If any symptoms are noticed, the hiker should halt right away and take a break; if the illness worsens, they should continue hiking downward.
Weather
The trek to the Gokyo lakes begins at comparatively lower heights, like Lukla, where the climate is generally mild. However, as you ascend higher, the winds become frigid and frozen. Additionally, there is a higher chance of developing frostbite in such bitterly cold conditions.
Trekkers must be well-prepared if they intend to walk above 4000m. Your body's temperature will be preserved if you use down jackets and other cold-blocking apparel.
Temperature
The climate is generally pleasant in places like Lukla and Namche, which are relatively lower elevations, but as you ascend higher, the winds become frigid and frozen. Additionally, the risk of developing frostbite is higher in such bitterly cold conditions. Walking will help you warm up, so even though it's chilly outside, it might not be as dangerous. Additionally, your body temperature will be preserved thanks to the down jackets and other cold-blocking apparel. The Gokyo Lakes walk is just marginally challenging, or you could even call it simple, given the temperature and potential dangers.
Packing list
Your weight-related burden on the Gokyo Lakes Trek is one of the main obstacles. The trails are challenging, long, and occasionally steep. It's difficult to picture enjoying a walk while carrying a big load on your back.
Avoid trying to overpack your bags with superfluous and cumbersome stuff because the Gokyo Lakes Trek is a long, high-elevation excursion. By hiring a porter, you can greatly lessen the difficulties of the walk caused by your heavy luggage and stop worrying about it. Dont pack your bags more than 15 kilograms.
Season
It gets quite wet during the monsoon season, making the trail quite slick. Avalanches and landslides are also a possibility in the high alpine area. The Gokyo Lakes hike is therefore particularly challenging to do during the monsoon.
Even the summer is not a favorable time to travel to Nepal because the season combines with the rain. However, if you continue on the trail, the difficulties will overwhelm you. The winter months are frigid. Therefore, during the winter, the temperature can be an obstacle. Trekking in Gokyo or Everest during the winter is therefore highly discouraged. Gokyo Lakes trekking is most enjoyable in the spring and fall. These times of year have a good climate that makes it easier for you to adapt to your surroundings.
Food and Accommodation
Services for food and lodging are essential on any trek. Keep your body in shape for the walk the next day with the right nutrition and a restful night's sleep. The trekkers, porters, and climbers, among other employees, may cause the teahouses to become crowded during the busiest months. Sometimes it's challenging to locate a room in a resort. Fewer options are available as the elevations rise. While travelling, however, it is easy to find Nepali Dal Bhat (a collection of rice, lentil, and vegetable pickles), egg products, tea or coffee, Tibetan bread, noodles, and soup. Always keep a water bottle on you, preferably one with a water filter.
Suggest bringing along a certified guide and porter if this is your first trip. In this way, you won't have any trouble traveling the unknown pathways, and carrying your luggage while walking also becomes unnecessary.
If you're a beginner hiker, it's advised that you pick a good time of year. The skies are clear, the weather is good, and the temperature is good during these months.
Take enough time on your journey to acclimatize. You become used to the environmental elements as a result, which lowers your risk of developing AMS (Acute Mountain Sickness).
Don't pack extra items in your luggage. Your endurance will be reduced, and you will experience unwanted fatigue.
Before the trip, engage in some physical activities. Your muscles become more flexible and adaptable, and you are able to complete the journey with noticeably higher proficiency.
In this difficult walk, a healthy diet is crucial for your health, fitness, and ability to combat altitude sickness. Long-distance trekking will cause you to expend more calories than usual, so you'll also need to boost your calorie intake.
Trekkers should practise cardiovascular exercises like cycling, jogging, swimming, and hiking.
A vital component of the hike is mental preparation. You should maintain a positive attitude to keep yourself inspired to finish this walk at all times. One of the most crucial components of the walk is your mental preparation, which will keep you steady.
The journey can easily be altered by including extra days for rest and acclimatization. As a result, the Gokyo Lake trek will be considerably easier. You will benefit from having an extra day in case of weather-related travel delays.
You will begin your trip to Gokyo Lake by taking a beautiful flight, which takes about 45 minutes, from Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu to Lukla. There are numerous hotels, restaurants, and teahouses in the small tourist town of Lukla. We will begin our adventure toward Phaking, where we will spend the night, after arriving at the airport.
We will then continue our walk the following day to Namche Bazaar, a stunning hamlet that serves as the Khumbu region's commercial centre. To adjust and combat altitude sickness, you will need to relax and acclimate at higher altitudes. To learn more about the area's culture, customs, and traditions, you can explore the area and go to the Sherpa museum.
Hikers can also travel to Syangboche to see the spectacular vistas of Mount Everest and other snow-capped mountains. The early sunrise may be seen well from there as well. After taking a day off, you can travel to Dole by ascending steep stairs, from where you will then travel over flat routes to reach a forest. To get there from the forest, you must make a brief ascent and trek for a few hours. It takes about 6 hours to hike from Dole to Machhermo, where you will spend the night in a motel. From there, you will go to Fifth Lake, where you can explore the surroundings, before hiking back to Gokyo.
After spending the night at a teahouse, hikers will get up early the next morning to summit Gokyo Ri, a well-known trekking peak. You'll get stunning views of Mount Everest and other snow-covered summits from this vantage point. You walk down to Dole along the same path you took earlier, after soaking in the scene and taking photos.
As you go from Dole to Namche Bazaar, you will take in the picturesque ambience and numerous eateries, cafes, bars, pubs, and other businesses. Additionally, you can purchase gifts for your relatives back home. The next day, you will hike to Lukla before taking a magnificent mountain flight back to Kathmandu. Before returning to Lukla through Periche and Tengboche, you might prolong your journey to Everest Base Camp.
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