Gokyo Renjo La Pass

You can arrive in Kathmandu at any time since there is no time specified. After arriving at Tribhuvan International airport in Kathmandu, you will see one of our agents holding a placard with your name. There are no particular activities planned for the day. Hence, you can explore the city on your own.

The following day, we went sightseeing at Pashupatinath Temple, Swayambhunath Stupa, and Boudhanath Stupa. These are beautiful religious sites in Kathmandu Valley.
One of the holiest Hindu sanctums in Nepal, the Pashupatinath Temple is extended across both the banks of the delightful and hallowed Bagmati River on the eastern edges of the capital city of Kathmandu. The heavenly sanctum committed to Lord Shiva attracts many lovers who come to offer their petitions and look for favors from him.
Similarly, Boudhanath has been a significant spot of journey and reflection for Tibetan Buddhists. In 1979, Boudha was turned into a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Great Stupa of Boudhanath is the point of convergence of the locale.
The Swayambhunath Stupa is one of the delegated wonders of Kathmandu Valley. This impeccably proportioned landmark ascends through a whitewashed arch to a plated tower, from where four notable appearances of the Buddha gaze out across the valley in the cardinal ways. The site was shaken seriously by the 2015 seismic tremor. However, the fundamental stupa supported just shallow harm.

We start this trek from Lukla. We fly from Kathmandu to Lukla, where we get to see the surreal views from the sky. Flying to Lukla is an incredible lifetime experience. It is beautiful. After you fly into Lukla from Tenzing-Hillary Airport, you will see the beautiful town. Lukla lies in Solukhumbu district. Lukla is a well-known spot for travelers near the Himalayas.
Then, we start the journey to Phakding with a capturing green scene with the vista on Kusum Kangraru. Phakding is a small town in the Khumbu region that lies north of Lukla and south of Monjo. It is in the Dudh Koshi River valley. We stayed in Phakding for the night and prepared for the rest of our trekking there.

The fourth day of our journey is pretty interesting. Today, we trek to Namche Bazaar. It is a six hours trek. We follow the Dudh Koshi River and climb through a forest of pine. The first few miles might be a little bumpier but it gets better after walking several other miles. Today you will see majestic views of mountains.
Namche Bazaar is the capital of Sherpa communities. Namche Bazaar is a big village inherited by Sherpas, in Khumbu Pasanglhamu Rural Municipality, in the Solukhumbu district. You get to interact with the Sherpas and investigate their lifestyles. The town of Namche is a memorable general store where Nepalese and Tibetan brokers trade salt, dried meat, and materials. Namche is the focal general store in the Khumbu that draws in Himalayan and marsh vendors. You will go through two days at Namche for acclimatization, visit neighborhood showcases and invest energy with your group. On the climb, we catch our first looks at Everest and adjoining tops.

This day, our legs will accept rest as merited. Today, we will allow our depleted body to have some energy after merited rest. Rest is a must, but we still suggest you not stay idle. After the brief break, we will continue climbing, where the Everest Himal is obviously noticeable. We can likewise visit the exhibition hall and cloisters where you analyze the Yeti’s skull, which is obtained. Then, at that point, we get back to the inn at Namche Bazaar.

The path is easier than usual in the beginning. Then, you pass through the rhododendron forest. The rhododendron blooms beautifully in spring. We also get to explore the pheasant mountain goats and musk deer. A pictorial view of numerous zeniths like Ama Dablam is the significant highlight of the day.
Dole is also a stopping point for travelers going to Gokyo or Sagarmatha, possibly the most beautiful valley in Nepal. The Gokyo valley lies towards the west of the more popular Khumbu locale of the Himalayas. The tranquil valley gloats broad fields for yaks to eat during summer and the flawless turquoise lakes are just amazing.

This trail follows Lambara at (4220m) and Luza at (4360m). The path is steep in many spots as it moves through brush junipers. There are Kharkas at whatever point there is a level spot and the tiniest trace of water. The path keeps on moving and at the edge of the valley, high over the waterway, crossing sandy spikes to Machhermo at (4410m). It was in Machhermo in 1974 that Yeti killed three yaks and joined a Sherpa lady. It is the most credited Sasquatch episode at any point detailed.
Macherma is a tiny settlement in the Khumbu region, north of Dole and Gokyo in the south. It is underneath the terminal moraine of the Ngozumpa ice sheet.

After breakfast, we walk from the bowl to an edge where the south substance of the powerful Cho Oyu – Ghyachung Kang Glacier field begins to materialize. After passing, the valley broadens as the path goes through Pangka. Then, we dive to the riverbank before the start of hop on to the terminal moraine of the Ngozumpa Glacier.
Gokyo Lakes are in Nepal’s Sagarmatha National Park, situated above ocean level. These lakes are the world’s most noteworthy freshwater lake framework including six primary lakes, of which Thonak Lake is the biggest.

Today we woke up earlier than usual to bypass the cloudy weather. It takes almost 2 hours to climb to the top of the peak where we can see the beautiful view of Cho-Oyu, the Gyachung Kang, Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cholatse, and the Tawache. We also get to see the panoramic view of the Ngozumpa glacier. The last 30 min testing climb carries us to Dudh Pokhari, set in a horseshoe of high pinnacles. Gokyo town is above it on the moraine. The final three lakes lie further up the valley, which is apparent from the edges of the valley.

Today we begin the trek with a mild climb upward over a dense, bushy area. The trace gradually becomes more perpendicular and exciting on the way to the pass. It might be pretty challenging too. The intersection of the Renjo La Pass will be challenging as we dive into a far-off northern valley where access is limited, and the scene continuously looks like that of the Tibetan Valleys past the line.
From the highest point of the pass, there is the remuneration of an extraordinary sight. Views of Rolwaling, Tengi Ragi Tau Mountain, and Small Remro Lake toward the west while Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Gyachung Kang, and Gokyo Lakes swarm the eastern skyline. Then, we pass through Dudh Pokhari Lakes and descend through fields to the Bhote Koshi valley.

Today is an easy day, so we can start our walk at a slow pace. After having our breakfast, we will start our journey to Thame. We might meet Tibetan merchant settlements en route for photos. Around 150 meters above Thame, there is a Thame Monastery, a beautiful religious community set among the many homes of priests and Lay individuals. This site is for the spring festivity of the Mani Rimdu celebration, held about the center of May every year.
Today is an easy day, so we can start our walk at a slow pace. After having our breakfast, we will start our journey to Thame. Thame and Thameteng are neighboring towns where Sherpas live. It is in the Namche Village Development Committee of the Solukhumbu district of Nepal. Here, the salt trading routes existed between Nepal, Tibet, and India. There are numerous well-known Sherpa mountaineers, including Apa Sherpa.

Today we prepared for our trek to return to Namche Bazaar. After breakfast, we proceed with our excursion towards Namche with the background of mountains en route. We have the opportunity to absorb and investigate Sherpa town culture and the environmental factors. We will proceed with our trip, following the level and slipping to the first resting place Thamo in the wake of heading towards Namche Bazaar. The journey back is delightful.

Our trail heads back to Lukla today. The majority of the time, we spend climbing down to Lukla. We continued our journey along the Dudh Koshi River to a small mountain airstrip. We need to be very cautious with the stone here and there. We follow the same route as we did while traveling from Lukla to Namche Bazaar. Today you stay at Namche Bazaar for the night. Today is technically the end of your journey. Today you prepare for your return to Kathmandu.

Today we bid goodbye to the beautiful mountains and people. We try to get into the earliest flight. We reach Kathmandu in about 30 minutes. After we reach Kathmandu, we head straight to our hotel and rest for the day. Since it is the final day in the city, you can explore the city on your own. You can also buy some stuff as a memory of your visit to Nepal.

After an incredible journey in Nepal, you will head back to your home. Our agent will drive you to the Tribhuvan International Airport and bid you goodbye. You can also stay a day more if you like and you can see other venues in Nepal. Or else you can return to your home. We look forward to your presence for another beautiful journey in Nepal.