Gokyo lake trek is one of the best trek of Everest Region. Gokyo valley is one of the best attractive valleys of the khumbu region.
Gokyo valley is a tremendously beautiful valley of the Khumbu region that provides the legendary view of Mt. Everest, Kalapatthar, Cho Oyu and Ngozumpa glacier. The Gokyo Lake trek offers an extreme trekking experience on the Himalayan range of Nepal. Gokyo Lake, at an altitude of 4,700–5,000 metres is a very popular tourist destination that covers the beauty of the whole Himalayas in itself. If you feel wanderlust, Gokyo Lake is the place you need to be in and explore more about its beauty and your inner- self too. It is an another trek in Khumbu region near Everest base camp which is to be explored once.
Hinduism and Buddhism embark the religious richness and the place is also regarded as the residing place of “Nag Devata (Snake God)”. The religious belief of the natives and every strong religious souls have placed a huge faith in the greatness of the pilgrim serenity. The trek begins from Lukla and takes travelers through the wilderness of the Khumbu region, the lifestyle of people and the beautiful landscapes that overjoy the hearts of every individuals passing by.
The blue- green fresh and clean water of the Gokyo Lake enhances utmost beauty and grants additional enrichment to the overall trek. For a closer view of snow – capped mountains, cultural and traditional beauty, simple lifestyle of people, hospitality and warm welcome to a Nepali village, fun-filled trekking experience and a memorable journey, Gokyo Lake Trek is certainly fulfilling, joyous and remarkable one among the numerous treks in Nepal.
Note: This trip can be fully customized according to your requirements.
Feasibility for Gokyo Lake Trek
Best Seasons: Fall, Spring (September, October, November, March, April, May)
Fitness: Good physical fitness, accompanied by some exercises couple of months prior the trip
Difficulties? : Proper acclimatization is required in order to avoid altitude sickness.
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Pickups and drops
3* property accommodation in Kathmandu and tea houses during the trek
All meals during the trek and Breakfast in Kathmandu
All necessary paper works and permits
Kathmandu – Lukla – Kathmandu by Domestic Airplane
Staff Cost including Air ticket, Food, Accommodation, Salary, Equipment and Insurance
Welcome and farewell dinner
Licensed, English speaking guide
One Porter shared between two trekkers
All Entrance fees
Holiday in Nepal T-shirt
Nepalese visa fees
International airfare to and from Kathmandu
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
Extra night accommodation in case of early return from trek(due to any reason)
Travel and rescue insurance
Personal nature expenses
Tips
AUD 1990 or AUD 165.83 in 12 weekly instalments with 
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