Gokyo Lakes Trek
Turquoise lakes, Cho La option to link with EBC.
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Route and itinerary overview
Turquoise lakes, Cho La option to link with EBC.
Namche to Dole, Machhermo, Gokyo Lakes, optional Gokyo Ri summit and Cho La to connect EBC loop.
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Practical advice for planning your journey.
Best season: Mar–May, Oct–Nov. Permits: Sagarmatha National Park + Khumbu rural permit. Confirm current requirements with your guide.
About Gokyo Lakes Trek
Is Cho La technical?
It is non-technical but can be icy; microspikes and early starts recommended.
Are lodges heated?
Dining rooms often have stoves; bedrooms are unheated so bring a warm sleeping bag.
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