Explore the Gokyo Valley | Heaven of The Earth | Nepal Tourism

Highlights


  • -Flight to lukla
  • -Sherpa culture
  • -Yak shelter valley
  • -Special flowers if you are in spring season( Feb-April) 
  • -Gokyo lake
  • -Mt. Cho yo
  • -Sunrise from Gokyo peak 5316m



Itinerary:

Day 01: Pick up at Tribhuvan international  airport & Transfer to the hotel. Overnight Stay at hotel.



 Day 02: Fly to Lukla( 2880m)40 minute.Trek to phakding(2680m) Approximately 3hr. Overnight Stay at Tea house lodge.


 Day 03: Trek up to Namche Bazar(3440m),Approximately 7hr. overnight Stay at tea house lodge

Day 04: Acclimatization day at Namche. After breakfast hike up to Syangboche (3720m) about 2hr. panorama view from Everest view hotel including Mt Everest (8848m)and hike to khumjung village(3780m), take lunch and back to Namche Bazzar. Approximately 3hr.overnight Stay at tea house lodge.

Day 05: Trek up to Dole (4110m) approximately 6hr. overnight stay at tea house lodge.


 Day 06: Trek up to Machhermo (4470m), approximately 5hr. Overnight stay at tea house lodge.

Day 07: Trek up to Gokyo Lake (4790m), approximately 4hr. Overnight stay at tea house lodge.

Day 08: Early morning Day Hike up to Gokyo Ri (5316m) to see sunrise view and back to Gokyo. Approximately 4hr.overnight Stay at tea house lodge.


 Day 09: Trek to down Dole (4110m), approximately 5hr.overnight stay at tea house lodge

Day 10: Trek to down Namche bazzar, approximately 5hr.overnight stay at tea house lodge

Day 11: Trek to down phakding (2680m), approximately 6hr.overnight stay at tea house lodge

Day 12: Trek to up lukla (2880m), approximately 3hr. overnight stay at tea house lodge.

Day 13: Fly to Kathmandu 45 minute and transfer to the hotel. Over night stay at hotel

Day 14: Departure to Tribhuban international  airport by car or on your return day when you have flight ticket fixed date.

The tour cost per person USD$ 1450.00

What's Included

  • Pick up at Thribhuban international airport transfer to the hotel.
  • 2 Night hotel (3*level)in kathmandu with B/B plan.
  • Ktm-lukla-ktm flight ticket. An Experienced Trekking guide trained by Nepal government.
  • All necessary trekking permit Three times meals in a days ( Breakfast,Lunch & dinner).
  • Lodge accommodation during the trekking.
  • Tea or coffee during the trek.
  • highly Experienced trekking porter.
  • Guide & porter food,accommodation,drinks,salary & insurance.
  • Medical kit bag.

What's Not Included

  • Lunch & dinner in kathmandu
  • Extra night hotel in kathmandu
  • Client's personal nature expenses
  • Bar bill and beverage
  • Any emergency evacuation from mountain
  • Travel insurance
  • Guide & porter Tips
Best regards,
Mountain & Trekking Guide
Trekking Organizer in Nepal
P.O. Box: 23927, Kathmandu, Nepal

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