Everest Gokyo Trail Trek
A delightful autumn journey to the land of the Sherpas
We fit this once-in-a-lifetime trek through some of the most spectacular
landscapes in the Himalayas into three weeks, visiting some of Joel's favorite (and often secret)
spots in all of the Himalaya. This trek follows the spectacular Gokyo valley to the Gokyo lakes,
climbing Gokyo Ri and the Renjo pass for spectacular views of the surrounding 8000m peaks, but also focuses on Buddhist gompas, old Sherpa
villages off the usual tourist trail, and experiencing the real Khumbu during long autumnal days.
All this with a guide that has trekked and taught English in the area for over fifteen years.
Outline Itinerary
We have a detailed itinerary and discussion coming.
Day 1 - Wednesday 11 October 2006 - Arrive Kathmandu
2 - Kathmandu
3 - Fly Lukla and trek Phakding 2660m
4 - Trek Namche Bazaar 3450m
5 - Namche Bazaar 3450m
6 - Trek Khumjung 3790m
7 - Trek Mong 4000m
8 - Trek Luza 4360m
9 - Trek Gokyo 4790m
10 - Gokyo
11 - Gokyo
12 - Trek Phortse 3810m
13 - Trek Pangboche 3930m
14 - Trek Kyangjuma 3600m
15 - Trek Monjo 2840m
16 - Trek Lukla 2850m
17 - Fly Kathmandu
18 - Kathmandu/spare day
Day 19 - Sunday 29 October - Farewell
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Highlights
Superb introduction to Himalayan trekking
Incredible Himalayan viewpoints, Gokyo Ri and Renjo La
Ancient monasteries and fascinating culture
2006 dates
11-29 Oct, 19 days
Cost - US$1780
Group 8 maximum
Single supplement $50
Leader
Joel Schone
Contact number coming
Arrival hotel
The Kathmandu Guest House
Thamel, Kathmandu
Sohan Shrestha (Guest Relations Manager)
Tel: 470 0632, 470 0800, 470 0004
www.ktmgh.com
Our service includes
Airport transfers
Hotel in Kathmandu
domestic flights as needed, local departure tax
group transportation by private vehicle
entrance fees and permits as needed
tea house - style trek:
all meals and hot drinks on trek
Our service excludes
insurance, Nepali visa
meals in Kathmandu
international flights, equipment rental, alcohol and soft drinks, laundry, tipping and other
items of a personal nature
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