GOKYO VALLEY- EVEREST BASE CAMP TREK

Solukhumbu, Nepal

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Duration

15 Days

Tour Type

Everest Trekking

Group Size

20 persons

Location

Mount Everest

Overview

"Marvelous walks with enjoyable mountain views to scenic Gokyo Ngozumba valley and its lakes Adventure on top high Gokyo-Ri facing world’s four highest mountains with Mt. Everest Exceptional views of Khumbu high mountains in the shade of mighty Everest Traverse high Tsho (Cho)-La pass towards world-famous Everest base camp Explore impressive Sherpa villages enriched with age-old heritage and culture Flying in and taking off at unique Lukla airstrip with sweeping mountain panorama Stunning panorama of Everest and Pumori from the highest spot Kalapathar hill top Within World Heritage Sites of Sagarmatha National Park and its cool alpine woodland."

MAJOR HIGHLIGHTS OF THE GOKYO VALLEY - EVEREST BASE CAMP TREKKING

Breathtaking Flight to Lukla: Start your adventure with a scenic flight offering stunning views of the Himalayas.
Exploration of Gokyo Valley: Witness the pristine turquoise Gokyo Lakes and the stunning surroundings of this serene valley.
Climb Gokyo Ri (5,357 m): Enjoy panoramic views of Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, and the surrounding peaks from the summit.
Traverse the Cho La Pass (5,420 m): Experience the thrill of crossing this challenging high-altitude pass.
Visit Everest Base Camp (5,364 m): Reach the base of the world's tallest peak, an iconic destination for adventurers.
Sunrise at Kala Patthar (5,555 m): Capture breathtaking sunrise views over Everest and the surrounding peaks.
Cultural Insight in Namche Bazaar: Explore the vibrant Sherpa culture in the bustling gateway to the Everest region.
Tengboche Monastery: Visit the region's oldest and most sacred monastery with a backdrop of Ama Dablam.
Spectacular Mountain Views: Admire iconic peaks including Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Makalu, Ama Dablam, and Cho Oyu.
Sagarmatha National Park: Trek through UNESCO-listed natural beauty with diverse flora, fauna, and stunning landscapes.
Khumbu Glacier and Icefall: Marvel at these awe-inspiring natural wonders up close.
Sherpa Culture and Hospitality: Immerse yourself in the traditions and warm hospitality of the Sherpa community.

Mode of Trekking:

Hotels and in lodge on walks.

Trek Grade:

Moderate, Adventurous Challenging.

Area of Trek:

Nepal North Mid-East within the Khumbu district of Everest.

Highest Altitude Gain:

On top Kalapathar is 5,545 m, Kongma-la is 5,535 m, Tsho-la is 5,365 m, and Renjo-la is 5,464 m high.

People and Culture:

Populated by Sherpa the highlanders of Everest are enriched with colorful Buddhist religion and impressive culture.

Trek Duration:

14 Nights and 15 Days (ktm to ktm)

Average walks:

Minimum 5 hrs to Maximum 9 hrs or more.

Total Trip:

14 Nights and 15 Days from Kathmandu to Kathmandu.

Seasons:

April to May and September to early December months April to May are good for treks when wild-flowers are in full bloom, where most of the days are clear for views Morning and Night time as well in shade will be cold without a wind-chill factor, October to December another best month to trek when the day is clear, but short sunlight hours due to autumn and winter months will be very cold morning/night times with chances of snow.

GOKYO VALLEY - EVEREST BASE CAMP TREKKING - INTRODUCTION

The Gokyo Valley - Everest Base Camp Trek is an extraordinary journey that combines the serene beauty of the Gokyo Lakes with the iconic landmarks of the Everest region. This trek offers a unique blend of natural splendor, cultural immersion, and thrilling adventures, making it a favorite among trekkers seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience in the Himalayas.

A Trek Like No Other

Unlike the standard Everest Base Camp trek, the Gokyo Valley route takes you through less-traveled trails, unveiling breathtaking landscapes of turquoise glacial lakes, towering peaks, and picturesque villages. The highlight of this trek is the opportunity to ascend Gokyo Ri (5,357 m), a vantage point that offers panoramic views of four of the world’s highest peaks: Mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu.

The Journey

Your adventure begins with a thrilling flight to Lukla, the gateway to the Everest region. From there, the trail winds through lush forests, traditional Sherpa villages, and high-altitude terrains. Trekkers are treated to the majestic views of the Gokyo Lakes, a series of six emerald-green glacial-fed lakes, surrounded by rugged mountains. The trek also includes crossing the Cho La Pass (5,420 m), a challenging yet rewarding high-altitude pass that connects the Gokyo Valley with the Khumbu region.

As you progress, the journey leads to the iconic Everest Base Camp (5,364 m) and the viewpoint at Kala Patthar (5,555 m), renowned for offering unparalleled sunrise views over Mount Everest and the surrounding peaks. Along the way, you’ll visit the vibrant Namche Bazaar, the spiritual Tengboche Monastery, and traverse the pristine landscapes of the Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Cultural Immersion

This trek is not just about stunning vistas; it’s also an opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich culture and traditions of the Sherpa community, known for their warmth and resilience. You’ll pass through charming villages, experience local hospitality, and learn about the spiritual connection the Sherpa people have with the mountains.

Who Is It For?

The Gokyo Valley - Everest Base Camp Trek is ideal for adventurers looking for a challenging yet rewarding experience. With its combination of high-altitude trekking, spectacular scenery, and cultural exploration, this trek is perfect for those seeking to go beyond the ordinary Everest trails and discover hidden gems of the Himalayas.

Why Choose This Trek?

• Stunning vistas of Everest, Ama Dablam, Cho Oyu, Lhotse, Makalu, and more.

• Unique landscapes featuring the shimmering Gokyo Lakes and Khumbu Glacier.

• Adventure through less-crowded trails and a thrilling high-altitude pass.

• Rich cultural experiences with Sherpa traditions and hospitality.

Embarking on the Gokyo Valley - Everest Base Camp Trek promises an unforgettable journey filled with adventure, inspiration, and the unmatched beauty of the Himalayas.

PACKING LIST FOR GOKYO VALLEY- EVEREST BASE CAMP TREKKING

Clothing

Base layers (thermal tops and bottoms)
Insulating layers (fleece jacket, down jacket)
Waterproof jacket and pants
Trekking shirts (quick-dry)
Trekking pants
Warm gloves (inner and outer layers)
Thermal socks and trekking socks
Hat (warm) and a sun hat with a brim
Buff or scarf
Sports bra (for women)
Underwear (moisture-wicking)
Gaiters (optional for snow/ice)

Footwear

Sturdy trekking boots (waterproof, broken-in)
Camp shoes or sandals
Trekking socks (several pairs)

Sleeping Gear

Sleeping bag (rated for -15°C/5°F or colder)
Sleeping bag liner (optional for extra warmth)

Accessories

Trekking poles (adjustable, lightweight)
Sunglasses (UV protection, glacier glasses recommended)
Headlamp with extra batteries
Water bottles and/or hydration bladder (at least 2L capacity)
Water purification tablets or filter
Small daypack (20-30L, for daily essentials)

Personal Items

Toiletries (biodegradable soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, etc.)
Sunscreen (high SPF) and lip balm with SPF
Quick-dry travel towel
Hand sanitizer and wet wipes
Personal first-aid kit (painkillers, band-aids, blister treatment)
Prescription medications (if needed)
Altitude sickness medication (consult your doctor)

Other Essentials

Passport and trekking permits
Cash (small denominations, for tips and purchases)
Camera/phone with extra batteries or power bank
Notebook and pen (optional)
Snacks (energy bars, chocolates, trail mix)

Tips for Packing:

Layer Smartly: Pack for varying temperatures by layering your clothing.
Lightweight Choices: Opt for lightweight yet durable items.
Weight Limit: Ensure your bag is within porter weight restrictions (10-15 kg).
Rent Locally: Sleeping bags, down jackets, and trekking poles are available for rent in Kathmandu.

This list ensures you’re equipped for the trek’s challenges while staying comfortable and prepared. Safe trekking!

Included/Excluded

Pickup from Kathmandu International Airport as your arrival date and time

Flight ticket to Lukla from Kathmandu or Ramechhap including airport transfer to domestic airport.

All necessary permits for 15 days of Gokyo Chola Pass Trekking via EBC

14 nights’ accommodation during the trek (Twin Sharing Base)

3 times meals a day such as Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner during the trekking

First Aid and well trained English Speaking professionals guide with a medical kit

guide and porter . Staff insurance, well-paid salary, equipment, food, Hotel, etc.

Purified drinking water (Ef-Chlor – water purification tablet)

Certificate of achievement .

Farewell dinner in Nepali restaurant in Thamel before you depart from Nepal.

An airport transfer as per your departure date and time

International airfare, Nepal visa fee and any kind of insurance

expenses during the trekking such as hot shower, all kind of drinks, extra meals, Wi-Fi or data, battery charging, upgraded accommodation etc..

Local entrance fees such as monastery and donation

tips for guide porter and driver (expected)

Itinerary

DAY 1

FLY TO LUKLA THEN TREK TO PHAKDING

Phakding Altitude: 2,640 meters Walking Hours: 3 hours Overnight at at the Lodge Your Gokyo Cho La Pass Trekking via EBC will start after a 30- to 40-minute flight from Kathmandu to Lukla. After we reach lukla make a refreshment break have some drinks or breakfast then let the porter fixed yours bags then you will make your way from Lukla to the Thado Koshi River while across a few suspension bridges. After a leisurely hour of descent, you will reach a Chheplung hamlet with a view of Mt. Khumbila (5,761 m), a holy mountain that has never been scaled. The trip will be more enjoyable and easier as you adjust. From Chheplung, you will descend to Phakding, where you may see Pemacholing and Rimishung Monastery.

DAY 2

TREK TO NAMCHE(3450) FROM PHAGDING (2650)

Namche Bazaar Altitude: 3,440 meters Walking Hours: 5-6 hrs Overnight at at the Lodge After eating breakfast in Phakding, you will keep walking. You will experience both uphill and downhill walking on your Gokyo Cho La Pass Trek via EBC Route, as well as several river crossings and a breathtaking view of Mt. Thamserku (6,608 m) from the Bengkar village. You will pass through Monjo Village, thick woods, and rough paths on your way to the Sagarmatha National Park's entrance. After registering your permits, you will enter the forest. You will be able to glimpse Mount Everest from this forest for the first time. After passing past the village of Jorsale, you will proceed to Namche Bazaar by crossing the Hillary Suspension Bridge. From here, you may enjoy stunning views of the Himalayas, including Everest, Lhotse, and Tawache.

Day 3

ACCLIMATIZATION DAY AT NAMCHE

Before continuing on the route of EBC Trek with Gokyo Chola Pass, it is time to acclimatize in Namche. Namche Bazaar is a bustling town in the Khumbu region. Bakeries, restaurants, ATMs, and Internet cafés are just a few of the various conveniences. Before going on a tour of the community, you could quickly stop at a viewpoint like Thame or Khunde. To find out more about Everest climbers, Sherpa people, and their traditions, go to the Tourist Visitor Center. Along the way to everest view hotel we can visit The sagarmatha NEXT where artist from around the world they turn garbage in to the art, The Everest View Hotel is also reachable by trek. From here, one can view several mountains, including Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, Nuptse, Cho-Oyu, Thamserku, and many others. You will return to Namche for the evening after some time spent exploring the area. Along the way, it's possible to view a museum, a gallery, and a khumjung Sherpa villages.

Day 4

NAMCHE (3450) TO TENGBOCHE (3880)

Tengboche Altitude: 3,867 meters Walking Hours: 5-6 hrs Overnight at at the Lodge Your EBC Trek with Gokyo Cho La Pass Route will depart from Namche we can do EBC cho-la pass both way clockwise or anticlockwise if you like to do more challenging mode then clockwise is good but hard any point if you like to do clockwise then at namche you can adjust with guide as well but we suggest to do anticlockwise for yours comfort. After breakfast trek toward Tangboche. Enroute to Tangboche, one can view Mt. Everest, Mt. Nuptse, Mt. Ama Dablam, and Mt. Thamserku, Mt.kangtega You will be astounded by the fauna, including musk deer, Himalayan Thar, and Himalayan monal , as you stroll along the smooth and occasionally zigzagging path. After passing through a pine grove, you will cross a bridge over the Dudh Koshi River that is covered with prayer flags. After some hiking, you reach Phungi Thanga, a little settlement with a few teahouses and an army outpost tucked away in an alpine forest. after phungi thsng have to go switchpacks uphill to tengboche it will take 2, 3 hours You will also have the opportunity to visit the Tengboche monastery and see a religious ritual performed by the monks there.

Day 5

TENGBOCHE TO DINGBOCHE (4410)

Dingboche Altitude: 4,260 meters Walking Hours: 5-6 hrs Overnight at at the Lodge Tengbohe offers a breathtaking dawn view of the surrounding mountains, including views of the Kangtega range, Thamserku, Amadablam, Taboche, Kwangde, Tengboche, Lhotse, and Nuptse, among others. Today, you will begin your EBC with Gokyo Trek by hiking via Imja Khola, which will descend to the riverbed through birch and rhododendron forests. On your route to Pangboche, where you will be treated to a breathtaking vista of the Himalayas, and pass by a few chortens. Walking from the Pangboche to mountainous Shomare, one can clearly see the greenery dwindling. can stop at somare for lunch then do 2 hours of hike to reach Dingboche .

DAY 6

SECOND ACCLIMATIZATION (5150)

nagarjun pak alt. 5150 mtr Time : 4,5 hours Because of the higher altitude, today is your second acclimatization day as per the EBC trek itinerary of 15 days. You will be rewarded with a spectacular view, but you will need to get some rest in order to complete the final leg of your adventure. On this day, you might choose to visit Dingboche and the surrounding villages of Chhukung and Imja or take a rest for the next hike. Short hikes can be done in a variety of ways. Nagarjun Hill (5150m), and Chhukung Ri (5,546m) are all possible hikes. The top of Nagarjun Hill provides views of Mt. Makalu, Mt. Lobuche, Thamserku, Ama Dablam, and other peaks.

DAY 7

DINGBOCHE TO LOBUCHE (4890)

Lobuche Altitude: 4,930 meters Walking Hours: 5-6 hrs Overnight at at the Lodge in Lobuche After a fantastic time at Dingboche, we now return to the trail that heads toward Pheriche. Our day starts with a steep ascent up the edge of the hill, which provides a great view of Chukhung Valley and Island Peak. After walking for about two hours from Dingboche village and crossing the small stream on a wooden bridge, we arrived at Dugla. There’s a small teahouse in the village where we stop for a little while and grab our lunch. Shortly after that, we’ll continue an uphill trek that takes another hour or so, depending on the pace. Though the walk on this section is a bit exhausting, it’s worth the effort as we get a fantastic view of Mt. Pumori, Kantega, and Cholatse. Upon arrival at the remote settlement of Lobuche, we’ll get to enjoy the beautiful scenes of towering hills, steep-sided valleys, and shimmering snow peaks. Unlike Dingboche, Lobuche hasn’t many villages except for a few lodges and camping areas.

DAY 8

LOBUCHE TO GORAKSHEP (5170) THEN HIKE TO EBC(5364) OR KALA PATHHAR (5640)

It will be one of the big day so you can have quick breakfast then trek to ghorakshep early morning around 6,7 am . then 3 hours of hike to gorakshep have short break or have lunch after some rest hike to kalapathhar for sunset kala pathhar is one of the best place to have sunset with mt.Everest , nuptshe , and Lhosthe and others mountains arround

DAY 9

GORAKSHEP TO EBC THEN TREK TO DZONGALA (4800)

Start trek to EBC morning at 5 am follow Khumbu glacier , rocky trail ,Mountain flat (little up little down). Base camp is a goal and final destination for every trekkers , in april may we can see tons of tents at base camp for expedition but not in october and november . after explore EBC you can get back to gorakshep then have breakfast pack yours bag then trek to dzongala (4800) Dzongala is a place under the shadow of Mt. Cholatshe along the way you can see cholatshe lake as well

DAY 10

CHO-LA PASS AND THANGNAK(4700)

This day start hike to cho-la early in the morning with headlight to avoid strong wind and slippery glacier ice. At first we walk on the flat stone path for some time passing through arid valley. Then we ascend in the steep path to Chola pass in the icy trails along Chola glacier. After we reach Chola pass we descend down on another side through the stony path until we reach Phedi. From there we climb down up to Thangnak. After reach there have lunch and deserving half day rest . It is a small village with few lodges and tea houses . You can catch a glimpse of Machhermo peak and some others.

DAY 11

THANGNAK TO GOKYO OVER NGOZUMPA GLACIER

After a big day of day 10 this day will be short and easy trek to Gokyo it will take 3,4 hours of walk overy ngozumpa glacier (The Ngozumpa glacier, below the sixth highest mountain in the world Cho Oyu in Nepal, at 36 kilometres (22 mi), is the longest glacier in the Himalayas.[1][2] Ngozumpa Glacier is a large persistent body of ice. It flows slowly due to stresses induced by its weight.) . It will be rocky and sandy some points have to go slowly and steadily after crossed the massive glacier we reach gokyo a lake side place to stay and enjoy lake and Mountain around .

DAY 12

HIKE TO GOKYO-RI AND TREK TO DOLE

Early morning start hike to Gokyo-Ri (5460) for sunrise and 360 views of Himalayan kingdom from where we can see four 8K peak such as Mt. Everest, Mt. Lhotse, Mt. Makalu and Mt. Cho-you and many others peaks will smile on you for warm welcome to make you happy. then get back to tea house and have breakfast do some rest and trek down to dole

DAY 13

DOLE TO NAMCHE BAZAAR

Your Gokyo Cho La Pass Trekking via EBC journey for today begins in Dole and concludes in Namche Bazaar. Your walk will descend, where you will see that the plants and wildlife are more diverse. Phortse Thanga is reached during the steep drop, followed by Mong La and then a moderate descent to Namche. Mount Khumbila, Taboche, Thamserku, Ama Dablam, Everest, and Tengboche, which serve as a backdrop, can be said goodbye to as you go. The night will be spent at a tea house in Namche.

DAY 14

NAMCHE TO LUKLA SAME WAY DOWN

This day will be a long final day 20k by distance lots of traffic(human and donkey) after brekfast at teahouse you start trek to lukla Crossing the Hillary Bridge, passing through several villages and streams of Dudhkoshi river, we will head toward Lukla. The last day at the mountain and with the mountain guide. You can show your gratitude towards the guides and porter by tipping them before leaving Lukla.

DAY 15

END OF THE DAY FLY BACK TO KTM OR MANTHALI

Lukla to Manthali Flight (March, April, May, October, and November) The flight from Lukla to Manthali is a 20-minute flight. After that, it is about a 5 to 6 hour drive to Kathmandu. Please note that the driving hours may vary according to the highway traffic condition. You’ll be transferred to the hotel in Kathmandu on a shared tourist vehicle. Lukla to Kathmandu Flight (January, February, June, July, August, September, and December) The flight from Lukla takes about 35 minutes. After arriving at the airport, you will be transferred to the hotel in Kathmandu via a shared tourist vehicle. Please be aware that the decision regarding the operation of flights solely depends on the airline and is influenced by the volume of travelers during a specific month.

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FAQs

This trip is more challenging than the conventional EBC itinerary, in contrast. Studying and learning important data, consulting, and improving preparation are all necessary to tackle the challenge. This walk is more tough since it is technically more difficult than some of the other treks in the Everest region. If you are acclimatized, in good physical shape, and know very little about the hike, you won't have to worry. Hikers may become overwhelmed at times after hearing about the challenges and difficulties of this climb from others. As you prepare to take on this duty, our experienced travel advisors will provide you with excellent guidance and support.

The best seasons to take this trek are March through May, which is pre-monsoon season, and late September through December, which is post-monsoon season. Although the aforementioned months are the best periods to do this adventure, it can also be finished in February and the first few weeks of September.

Indeed, you do need trekking permits, which are as follows: Permit for Sagarmatha National Park Permit for Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality For help with all the paperwork needed to get these permits, you may trust Green Valley Nepal Treks.

The accommodations are less at higher elevations. For this trek, a variety of hotel options are available. The most popular, nevertheless, are teahouses because they are convenient and reachable even in isolated locations. They provide all you need, including a single bedroom with a pillow, blanket, and bed sheets, and are more affordable. But they have to use the same bathroom. However, considering the cost, there isn't much to bargain for.

Yes, most tea establishments will charge a little price to use the internet. You can check for updates or urgent messages related to your job, even though the WI-FI service might not be very fast.

Although bottled water is frequently available and reasonably priced on the trails, certain trip locations do not permit plastic bottles. So, we suggest that you bring a bottle of water that you may fill with boiling or filtered water. We also encourage you to use water purification drops or pills, which you may buy in Kathmandu or carry from your home country.

Yes you can rent equipment in Kathmandu. If you do not have all the necessary trekking equipment and gear, you can either buy or rent. mostly Sleeping Bag, Down Jacket and Camping equipment is available for rent.

There is electricity in trek areas. In the tea houses or lodgings where you will be staying, you can recharge your devices. To utilize this service, though, you might have to pay a price.

The lodges or tea houses where you are staying have showers. To enjoy hot showers, though, you might have to pay for the hot water.

You can contact your family and friends from lodges/tea houses where you will be staying as they are internet-connected. You can buy a local SIM in Kathmandu, but based on the service provided, the signals may be weak in high altitudes. Our office remains in contact with all trek teams at least once a day.

Altitude sickness, also known as acute mountain sickness (AMS), occurs when a person ascends to high altitudes too quickly, where the air has lower oxygen levels. It typically happens at elevations above 8,000 feet (2,400 meters).

Headache Dizziness Nausea or vomiting Shortness of breath Fatigue Loss of appetite Trouble sleeping Severe cases (can be life-threatening): Confusion Loss of coordination (ataxia) Severe shortness of breath Coughing up pink, frothy fluid (sign of high-altitude pulmonary edema, HAPE) Swelling of the brain (high-altitude cerebral edema, HACE)

Altitude sickness can be prevented by walking at your own pace, acclimatizing as needed, staying hydrated, avoiding alcohol and caffeine, and descending if you have symptoms. Our carefully thought-out hike packages take acclimatization requirements into consideration.

We provide various ways for payment, including bank transfer, Western Union, Wise, or online payment on our website. Please note that we require 10 percent of the booking as an advance to confirm the booking. You can pay the rest of the amount when you arrive in Kathmandu, and you have various options, including cash, bank transfer, or credit cards.

The exact amount will differ based on your spending habits, but we estimate you will need around 15 USD per trek day to cover hot/cold drinks, snacks, communications, etc.

Yes, booking in advance is preferred as there are limited flights to Lukla. In busy trek seasons, you might not get accommodations without prior arrangements, However, we also have a provision for last-minute bookings.

We advise you to allow an additional two or three days for the hike in order to accommodate erratic weather. Flights from Lukla to Kathmandu or the other way around are canceled during inclement weather. The flight is automatically rescheduled for the following day in such circumstances. To make sure you are on time for the trip or your flight home, you can rent a helicopter if you have a really strict timetable. However, if five people split the fee, it will cost you an additional $550 USD. However, it is not feasible to fly a helicopter if the visibility is less than 1,500 meters, and the flight will be rescheduled.

You can store your extra luggage at your hotel in Kathmandu or at our store for free. We provide free luggage storage to all our guests for the duration of the trek.

Lukla flights allow 10 kg of luggage and an extra 5 kg as hand-carry, making the luggage weight limit 15 kg. in total.

You will need two bags for the hike. The porter will require a large, 80L, water-resistant, lockable duffel bag, and you will need a smaller one for yourself to hold valuables and items you will need often while trekking. Together with another counterpart, we suggest that you pack both of your belongings in the porter's larger pack. Sturdy hiking boots, warm layers, waterproof gear, a sleeping bag, trekking poles, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are all necessities. Essentials include a high-quality backpack, trekking poles, a camera, a water bottle, and a head torch. Please make sure your backpack contains gadgets, valuables, and items you use often.

Everest region is more famous and busy so at tea house can have both types of toilet as western and squat restroom

Yes you have to carry by yourself tea house they don't provide as free still you can buy from them as well

they looks friendly but they are not much friendly as look specially male is more aggressive at matting time . better stay way from them.

on trek till namche we have to face massive traffic of donkey at that time we must stand on hill-sidein wide place .

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GOKYO VALLEY - EVEREST BASE CAMP TREKKING - INTRODUCTION

PACKING LIST FOR GOKYO VALLEY- EVEREST BASE CAMP TREKKING

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What Is The Difficulty Level Of EBC Trek With Gokyo Cho La Pass?

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