Gokyo Lake – Chola Pass – Everest Base Camp Trekking - 18 Days

Gokyo Lake ChoLa Pass trekking is one of the best treks to explore the adventures and beauty that Khumbu region has to offer. The trek leads to the most spectacular destinations from glacier moraines and valleys to the base camps of the mountain giants. The trek to the lap of the highest peak in the world is one of the most cherished memories of a lifetime.

The trek explores Sagarmatha National park that protects the exotic biodiversity of Nepal. The rhododendron and pine forest trails include Red Panda, Musk deer, Snow leopards, and mountain goats. The trail from cities to valleys and icy glaciers is a truly natural experience.

Many traditional villages with unique cultures and monuments are explored in the route. We get a glimpse into the adventurous lifestyles in the difficult high altitude regions. The warm hospitality and customs add a cultural flavor to the adventurous trek.

If you have less time and want to reach to Everest base camp or see its beauty, Everest Base Camp Helicopter Tour is a perfect fit for you.

Trek covers diverse terrain from valleys and hills to mountains for an eclectic experience. The highlights of the trek are:

– Lukla airport is one of the most dangerous airports in the world. Known for its short runway in front of a hill and a gorge makes every flight an exciting experience.

– Gokyo is another famous place in the Khumbu region. It comprises of a village with few huts at the highest altitude in the world. It lies at the base of Gokyo Ri which is a peak at 5357 m. It is also famous for the five tranquil, turquoise lakes that are sacred to Hindus and Buddhists.

– Everest base camp is the lap of the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest. It is famous for the formidable mountain giants like Cho Oyu, Nuptse, and Ama Dablam among others. You may want to check our Everest Luxury trek package.

– Cho la (5420m) is a challenging pass that connects Dzongla and Thaknak villages.

– The trail is also famous for ice falls, glaciers, moraines, frozen lakes, and peaks.

– There are some monasteries (Tengboche), stupas, chortens and Mani stones of religious significance.