Gokyo Renjo La Pass

Trip Highlights

• Less populated landscape and off-the-beaten landscape journey in the Everest region
• Position at the bank of a chain of six aquamarine, glacial-fed lakes
• Trek via the Sherpa town of Khumjung, home of a real Yeti scalp
• Survey the Ngozumpa iceberg, the largest ice floe in the Himalaya
• Renjo -La pass. Around one of Nepal’s most stunning trails
• Mount Gokyo Ri. for eye-catching aspects of Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, and Makalu

One of the most impressive trekking trail in Everest region to hunt the mountain and trek on off the beaten trail and less searched Thame valley,Gokyo Rengo La pass.

This freshly unlocked trekking is alluring, humanistic, and applicable trekking which presents the picturesque aspect of Himalayan areas involving Mt. Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, Cho-Oyu, Makalu, and hundreds of robust peaks.

Gokyo Rengo La pass trek is an optional trail for those trekkers who desires to trek in the less populated landscapes in Everest region. The Gokyo Rengo La pass trek also recognized as off-the-beaten journey in the Everest region trek.

Required Physical Conditions and Experience:

Gokyo Renjo La Pass Trek is an daring journey, appropriate for unexpected undertaking excited trekkers who have the capability to hike in about 5-6 hours per day by bearing a light private rucksack.

The journey also involve some high elevation points raised 5000 such as Gokyo Ri and Renjo La Pass, some time hiking in high elevation may appear amazing and accidental sickness, slow and stable hike would be the ideal resolution.

Best Season for Gokyo Renjo La Pass Trek:

In autumn September, October & November and in spring March, April & May, total 6 months are treated as the wonderful time for the Gokyo Renjo La Pass Trek.

However, some adventure-searching clients who do not desire to hike with the crowed surrounding also can select December, January and February months for this journey.

Monsoon season June, July, and August will be jittery by rains.

Passport and Visa required for Gokyo Rengo La pass

All overseas citizens, other than Indian natives, require permits to enter Nepal. The hiker must bring a valid passport and have acquired the correct permits.

Please assure your passport is well-founded for 6 months apart from the duration of the journey. Nepalese permit can be achieved from the Nepalese Embassy or consular office in your home country or it can also be achieved at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu at the time of your landing.

For Tibet and Bhutan, the agency can make the required preparations upon request.