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Everest Base Camp & Gokyo Trek combines two incredible himalayan valleys trekking in Everest Region- Everest Base Camp Valley & Gokyo Valley. Major highlights of this trek is, visit to Everest Base Camp (5364m), Incredible view of Mt. Everest from Kalapathar (5545m), challenging but exciting high altitude Chola Pass (5350m), beautiful Gokyo Valley (4800m), Gokyo Ri view point (5357m) & tranquil Gokyo Lakes and Ngozumpa Glacier. No doubt, Everest Base Camp & Gokyo Lake Trek is adventurous and one of the best trekking destinations in the entire Khumbu region. Gokyo Valley is famous for beautiful tranquil lakes in the region, including fourth lakes and fifth lakes valley, and massive Ngozumpa Glacier. This trek is famous for world highest mountain views including Mt. Everest (8848 m)- top of the world, friendly sherpa peoples and their richest culture and tradition, colorful buddhist monasteries, incredible himalayan valleys and landscapes.
Everest Base Camp & Gokyo Valley Trek Route:
Spending two wonderful days in Kathmandu, we fly to Lukla, then hike in Dudh Koshi valley to Phakding, Manjo, then to hill up to Namche. We will spend two nights in Namche, hike to Everest View Hotel and acclimatize, and adopt altitude conditions and himalayan environment. From Namche, we follow the classic route to Everest Base Camp via Tengboche Monastery- Famous Buddhist Monastery in the region, then to Pangboche village, and Dingboche in Imja valley. Having two full days of acclimatization and exploration in Dingboche, we will then trek toward Lobuche & Gorekshep valley.
After visiting the historical Everest Base Camp and famous view point of Kala Pathar, we will trek to Dzongla valley, then an impressive Cho-La pass, and descend to Ngozumpa glacier and trek to pristine Gokyo Valley. In Gokyo, we will spend two nights and visit incredible fourth lakes and firth lakes surroundings, hike to Gokyo Ri (5357m), and the incredible Ngozumpa Glacier surrounding, before descending to Dole, then to Namche Bazaar. From Namche, we will retrace back to Lukla in a day, and fly back to Kathmandu the following day.
Gokyo Valley (4800m) & Gokyo Lakes:
Gokyo Valley is one of the most pristine himalayan valleys in the Everest region. Gokyo Lakes is known as the world's highest freshwater glacier lakes system in the Himalayas along the Ngozumpa Glacier. The Gokyo Lakes area comprises six main lakes. Gokyo Lakes are sparkling, pristine, filled with fresh himalayan blue water. Gokyo Valley & Gokyo Lakes are spectacular in sceneries, unique in geographical structure and topography.
This valley separates from the classic route to Everest Base Camp from Namche. The Gokyo Lake trek is the second most famous trek in the Everest region, after Everest Base Camp trek. It is a once in lifetime adventure trekking.
Day Hike to Gokyo Lakes & Fifth Lakes:
At Gokyo, another highlight is a day hike to Gokyo Lakes areas, including fourth and fifth lakes, and Ngozumpa glacier surroundings. Gokyo lakes are situated along the side of Ngozumpa Glacier. Views of Gokyo Lakes are amazing, with massive Ngozumpa glacier. Both Gokyo Lakes and Ngozumpa Glacier are situated at the base of the Cho Oyu- world’s 6th highest mountain. Hike involves walking on rugged and rocky mountain trails. Fifth lake is at almost 5300m height, and offers a great and close- up view of Mt. Cho Oyu, stunning views of Ngozumpa Glacier- the longest glacier in Himalayas, Himalayan landscapes and spectacular Mt. Everest.
Gokyo Ri (5357m):
Gokyo Ri is a famous view point above Gokyo Valley, offers 360 degree views of Everest Region mountains, including a panoramic view of Mt. Everest, Cho Oyu, Lhotse and Makalu, views of Gokyo Valley, Gokyo Lakes, Ngozumpa glacier and ice ridges. Hike to Gokyo Ri is demanding due to walking in rocky terrain and altitude. Gokyo Ri has incredible views of the complete Khumbu region, mountains, and himalayan landscapes.
Cho- La Pass (5350m):
Chola Pass separates Gokyo Valley & Everest Base Camp valley standing in the middle of the Himalaya. Chola Pass is a tough walk in rugged terrain and rocky mountains. Reaching the top of Chola from Everest Base Camp valley, it required walking in Chola glacier ice field before reaching the actual pass. It is recommended to come with microspikes for safe walking over glaciers. Chola is surrounded by beautiful mountains, himalayan landscapes and rewarded by great himalayan views. Cho- La is part of the Everest 3 Passes Trek including Renjo-La and Kongma-La.
How Difficult is Cho-La Pass?
On our itinerary, we will ascend to Cho-La from Dzongla after Everest Base Camp Trek. However, some peoples first trek to Gokyo Valley, then trek to Thaknag then will climb to Cho-La. Either way you climb, you will have to walk steep uphill most of the time to reach to the top of the Cho-La, you will have a quick gain of altitude, mountain terrain is rough and rocky, and you will have to walk in Cho-La glacier for about 40 min to reach to top so it is different than other and difficult walk. But walking at your own pace, slow and steady with staying hydrated, and support from the professional local guide, you would succeed this pass without much trouble.
A Note On Lukla Flight: Due to air traffic congestion at Kathmandu International Airport, the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) has decided to operate Lukla flights to and from Manthali Airport in Ramechhap during major trekking seasons. This decision was made in March 2029. We will facilitate direct booking for your Lukla flight from Kathmandu.
However, if airlines redirect Lukla flights from Ramechhap, your flight will be rescheduled accordingly. Ramechhap is located about 130 km northeast of Kathmandu and takes approximately 4 hours to reach by road. Since the Lukla flight is scheduled in the morning, we will depart for this drive around 3:00 am to 3:30 am from our hotel in Kathmandu. Classic Vacations Nepal will organize a private transfer to and from Kathmandu to Ramechhap for the Lukla flight.
On your arrival to Kathmandu International Airport, Classic Vacations Nepal officers greet you, then transfer to your trip hotel in Kathmandu. Afternoon, we will meet and have a trek briefing session. You will have an introduction to your trek guide, and support team. Evening, we host a welcome dinner at one of the finest Nepalese restaurants in town.
Accommodation: Hotel Ramada (4 star) Or Hotel Shanker (4 star) in Kathmandu
Meals: Welcome Dinner
Today, we will take you for a guided tour of cultural and historical highlights of Kathmandu Valley in the afternoon. You will visit Buddha Stupa- One of the biggest Buddhist Stupa in the valley, Pashupatinath Temple- the biggest Hindu temple in town, and Swyambhunath Stupa known as Money Temple, an important Buddhist shrine in the north of Kathmandu valley. Evening, leisure in a hotel. This evening will be your last chance to buy any gear or clothing in town prior to your trek.
Accommodation: Hotel Ramada (4 star) Or Hotel Shanker (4 star) in Kathmandu
Meals: Breakfast
Today, we fly to Lukla in the morning. This flight is known as an adventurous flight in the mountain airport of Lukla airport, offering some impressive landscapes and mountain views. After a short tea break at a lodge in Lukla, we will start walking toward Phakding. Trail leads down to Dudh Koshi river valley, then continues alongside the river till to Phakding. Today, walking is in great natural and landscape valleys. Evening, we will stroll around the sherpa village of Phakding.
Accommodation: Sherpa Guide Lodge or Similar in Phakding
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
From Phakding, the trek to Manjo is gradual up in the valley. Manjo is the entry point to the Sagarmatha National Park. Manjo to Jorsale walk is nice in the green nature along the Dudh Koshi River valley. We will be crossing several suspension bridges at Dudh Koshi River during this section walk.
After Jorsale, a short walk will bring us to Hilary suspension bridge, across the bridge then start walking up the big hill and ascend toward Namche. This walk is steep uphill but a nice walk in subtropical forest. You will have the first view of Mt. Everest from the viewpoint along this hill walk. This ascent to Namche takes about 3 hours on a slow walk. Namche Bazaar, the gateway to all Everest Region treks and climbing and it is the main trading center of this region.
Accommodation: Hotel Camp De Base or Similar Lodge in Namche (Attached Bathroom/ Hot Shower)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
Today is our first day of acclimatization during this trek. While hiking in the Himalayas, as altitude rises, the air pressure drops, and oxygen level drops as well so it makes it hard for breathing. Thus, it is important to spend extra time in altitude so the body can adjust to a high altitude and the thin air. Thus, Namche acclimatization day is planned for this trip.
Leisure morning, breakfast, then we will hike to Everest View Hotel (3800m) for an acclimatized hike. This hike takes about 1 hour and 30 min, and gains about 350m of altitude from Namche. Everest View Hotel offers a stunning panorama of Mt. Everest and the mighty Everest Himalayan range views. After speeding for some time here, we will retrace back to Namche. We will have a free afternoon/ evening in Namche. You may simply relax at your lodge or visit Namche Museum, monastery or stroll around to local sherpa markets.
Accommodation: Hotel Camp De Base or Similar Lodge in Namche (Attached Bathroom/ Hot Shower)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
First hour of walking today is pleasant in the valley along the mountain side enjoying the great views of Ama Dablam, Mt. Everest top, and Nuptse. Then the trail descends to the river valley, across the bridge in Imja Khola, and starts walking up a hill up to Tengboche. This part of the walk is through the subtropical forested hill which is uphill but has nice nature, and landscapes.
Tengboche is a nice little place with few guest houses, along with Tengboche Monastery, the biggest Buddhist Monastery of the region. We will take you to visit Tengboche Monastery at the evening prayer ceremony, and have the opportunity to meet and chat with monks in the Monastery. View of Ama Dablam mountain, and himalayan landscapes is incredible from Tengboche.
Accommodation: Hotel Himalaya or Similar Lodge in Tengboche
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
Trail descends to Deboche for about 30 min in a nice rhododendron forest, then traverses left above Imja Valley in an incredible nature and forest surroundings. We will cross the river bridge, and start a gradual ascend to Pangboche (3985m), a nice Sherpa village.
From Pangboche, walking to Dingboche is mostly gradual uphill in the Imja Valley along the mountain hill. Now, as we are walking above 4000m from sea level, vegetation has changed from greenery to dry and rocky hills. Situated north-west of Imja River, Dingboche is a popular tourist stop in the valley.
Accommodation: Hotel Good Luck or Similar Lodge in Dingboche (Attached Bathroom/ Hot Shower)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
Today is the second (and final) acclimatization day of the trek (first acclimatization day was in Namche two days ago). We will spend two nights in Dingboche for the complete acclimatization in altitude.
As a part of an acclimatized hike, we will hike to Nangkartshang Peak (5083m). This hike is completely uphill all the way through to the rocky ridge of Nangkartshang Peak, which is right above Dingboche valley. It offers spectacular views of Ama Dablam (6812m), Makalu (8485m), Lhotse (8516m), Cho Oyu (8201m), Island Peak (6091m), Imja Glacier view and surrounding landscape. After enjoying great views from here, we return back to Dingboche the same way down. Lunch and rest in Dingboche.
Accommodation: Hotel Good Luck or Similar Lodge in Dingboche (Attached Bathroom/ Hot Shower)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
From Dingboche, the trail continues gradually up towards above Pheriche valley alongside the mountain wall then to Thukla, at the bottom of Thula Pass. From here, the hike to Thukla pass is a steep uphill climb through rugged and rocky trails. Top of the Thukla pass is Everest Memorial Park, memorial chortens of climbers who lost their life in Everest climbing. From here, the trek to Lobuche is along the side of Khumbu Glacier.
Accommodation: Hotel Mother Earth or Similar Lodge in Lobuche
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
Hike from Lobuche is a gradual uphill trail at right alongside the Khumbu Glacier toward Gorekshep. We will cross Pumari glacier prior to reaching the tiny but last Himalayan valley of Gorekshep. Once settled at our room at lodge, and lunch, we get ready for a day hike to Everest Base Camp. Gorekshep to Everest Base Camp trail is a sandy and rocky path alongside the Khumbu Glacier with Nuptse view towering us across the valley.
Final trail reaching Everest Base Camp is actually a walk over Khumbu Glacier itself. Here, you will have several hours to enjoy the glacier surroundings, walk toward Khumbu icefall etc. You have great views of glaciers, ice ridge and Himalayan views. After making best photography and videography at Everest Base Camp, we will return back to Gorekshep for overnight.
March to May is the main expedition season to Mt. Everest and Lhotse mountains, so there will be expedition tents little above trekking base camp., known as expedition base camp. If we trek to Everest Base Camp during these months, we will be able to visit expeditions base camp, and even meet actual climbers preparing to summit Mt. Everest Base Camp.
Accommodation: Hotel Everest Inn or similar at Gorekshep
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
Today, in the early morning, we will hike to Kalapathar. Kalapathar is the highlight visit of all the Everest Base Camp Treks. Hike from Gorekshep to Kalapathar is mostly uphill through the rocky mountain terrain. As you get higher closer to the top of the peak, the trail gets steeper and rockier. You will get a quick altitude gain at this hike. Kalapathar hovers just above the Gorekshep, and it is one of the best view points to the incredible and close-up view of Mt. Everest, and surrounding Himalayan peaks, including Lhotse, Lhotse Shar, Pumari, Nuptse etc. Kalapathar offers great Himalayan landscapes, stunning views of Khumbu Glacier and Khumbu IceFall.
After spending a great time here, we will return back to Gorekshep, and will have breakfast. From Gorekshep, retrace back to Lobuche, then will be heading right towards Dzongla valley which is off the main trail to EBC. Dzongla is a small tea house area for overnight before heading to Cho La pass the next day.
Accommodation: Mt. Lodge in Dzongla
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
With early morning breakfast at a lodge in Dzongla, we start hiking northwest along relatively easy terrain. Once a small stream is crossed, the trail climbs steeply up toward the Chola Glacier through rocky paths. For the final ascent, for about 40-50 min, we will be crossing the Cho La Glacier in the snow and ice section which is a difficult walk over the glacier itself, and the ascent will finally bring us to Cho La Pass. You are rewarded with a magnificent view of the Everest Base Camp Valley & Gokyo Valley from here. Stunning views of Khumbu Himalayas are spectacular from the top.
From the Chola top, a huge steep descent to the valley, then follow a stream down to Thaknag (Dragnak). We will have lunch break here. Final trek to Gokyo Valley is across the glacier moraine of Ngozumpa Glacier, a lot of small ups and downs over the glacier then will be reaching to the other side of glacier. After a short climb to the ridge, followed by an easy trail, we will reach Gokyo Valley.
Accommodation: Hotel Fit Roy or Similar in Gokyo ( Attached Bath Room/ Hot Shower)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
Today, we will have a day in Gokyo. You may simply rest for a day at Gokyo and walk around Gokyo Lake. In addition, you may hike to the fourth and fifth Gokyo Lakes. You will be walking alongside the Ngozumpa Glacier. Fifth Lake offers an incredible view of Mt. Everest, and surrounding snow capped mountains views, Himalayan landscapes, ice ridges and Ngozumpa Glacier itself. It takes about 4-5 Hours for a day trip to Fifth Lake from Gokyo Valley.
Accommodation: Hotel Fit Roy Or similar in Gokyo
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
This morning, we will start an early hike to Gokyo Ri for the sunrise of the Himalayas. From the lodge, an easy walk to the base of Gokyo Ri, then the trail constantly uphill climbs to the top of Gokyo Ri. The trail is a sandy and rocky climb to Gokyo Ri.
From Gokyo Ri, you will truly have the best view of the complete Everest region mountains, including a magnificent Mt. Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse, Pumari, Cho Oyu, Makalu and other Khumbu Himalayan panoramas. In addition, you will have an incredible view of Gokyo Valley, Gokyo Lakes, expansive view of Ngozumpa Glacier, and Himalayan landscapes from Gokyo Ri.
After enjoying great views, return back to Gokyo for breakfast. This afternoon, we will hike to Dole. Trail steep down, enjoying the Ngozumpa glacier view at the left, and the incredible Khumbu valley right in front. Trek from Gokyo completely descends to the bottom of the hill to Dole.
Accommodation: Mt. Lodge in Dole
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
Trek from Dole to Namche is pleasant walking in great nature, and landscape valley. Trail descends to Phortse Tenga, then shortly climbs to Mong La. The Imja Valley landscape view from Mong La is incredible.
From here, it is easy walking through rhododendron and alpine forest to Kyanjuma, then a pleasant mountainside walk to Namche. You will have spectacular views of Ama Dablam and other mighty Khumbu Himalayas views along the route.
Accommodation: Hotel Camp De Base Or similar in Namche
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
Today, we will be retracing the same trail that we walked on the 3rd and 4th day of our trek. Trek steeply descends to Hilary Bridge, then a pleasant walk to Monjo, via Jorsale. From Monjo, nature walks to Phakding, then down to Ghat in Dudh Koshi River Valley. From Ghat, we will gradually climb through a nature and scenic trail to Lukla.
It is your last night staying in the mountain region. Lukla is a nice Sherpa village to stroll around. Lukla has ATMs, Banks, Coffee shops, bars etc. You will spend your evening with your trek crew.
Accommodation: Hotel Paradise Or similar in Lukla
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea/Coffee & Seasonal Fruits
Morning, fly to Kathmandu. Transfer to your hotel. Afternoon, leisure in Kathmandu. In the evening, we host farewell dinner at the finest restaurant in town. It will be a time for us to talk about your trip, your stories and feedback.
Accommodation: Hotel Ramada or Hotel Shanker in Kathmandu
Meals: Breakfast & Farewell Dinner
Today is your leisure day in Kathmandu. This day is used as a back up day for Lukla flights if flight to/out Lukla gets canceled due to adverse weather conditions. You may have a day in thamel for a shopping or leisure walk to Ason local market and Kathmandu Durbar Square.
Accommodation: Hotel Ramada or Hotel Shanker in Kathmandu
Meals: Breakfast & Farewell Dinner
Morning breakfast at a hotel in Kathmandu, then you are free from our trip. As per your flight schedule, we provide a departure transfer to the airport, and our services end. Have a safe flight !
Meals: Breakfast
End of the trip!
Your meals during your stay in Kathmandu will be on a bed & breakfast plan. We will host a welcome dinner and a farewell dinner in Kathmandu. Any additional meals during your stay will be at your own expense.
During the trek, your meals are included as part of our package. You will have a choice of breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as tea/coffee during your trekking days with us. We will source food for your group from guesthouses, prepared by trained local chefs. We take care to ensure that your food is fresh and hygienic.
For this Trek, we use 4-star deluxe luxury hotels in Kathmandu, Hotel Barahi Kathmandu Hotel Or Hotel Ramada Thamel, Kathmandu to ensure your stay is comfortable.
During the trek, you will be staying in mountain lodges and guest houses owned by local Sherpas, offering a nice and comfortable experience. You will have attached bathroom and hot shower facilities during your stays in Namche & Lukla, while other places will have regular mountain lodges.
We are team of professionals who share a common devotion to the outdoors and are commited to world travel.
Originally from Khumjung- 3, Everest Region, Mr. Pema Chhosang Sherpa is our key climbing guide for major peaks in Everest region, including Island Peak, Lobuche Peak, Kyajo- Ri Peaks and other 7000er climbing in the region.
Bal Bahadur Tamang was born in Solukhumbu. After completing his eighth grade, he left his village and went to Jiri to work as a porter. His first experience as a porter was to carry a big sack of rice from Jiri to Lukla. He has carried as heavy as 60 kg of load on his back as a porter.
Here, we have published our private & small group departures dates for this trip. If these published dates does not fit your travel date, write to us with your date, and we will be very pleased to organise this trip at your desired date and time requested.
Everest Base Camp & Gokyo Lakes Trek is a fairly demanding trek in the Everest Region. This trek is not a technical climb, however, walking over to Cho La required walking in glacier and ice sections so it is a difficult part of this trek. You should come with micro spikes which will help the Cho La walk easy and safe. You should be in good health and physically in shape to plan this trek. Mental strength and determination is equally important. You will be walking in altitude above 4400m for a week so trek days could be tough due to altitude and longer hours of walking every day. If it snows heavily at high altitude areas, trek trails will become slippery and walking will be difficult.
The best training and preparation for this trek is to improve cardio endurance. You should be training yourself for a minimum of 3 months prior to this trek adventure. Carrying a day backpack and walking uphill/downhill for several hours every day (4 days in a week) helps you to prepare the best for this adventure hiking in Everest Base Camp & Gokyo Lakes. Swimming, cycling and running will build up your cardio endurance. You may join a Gym and focus on cardio training.
Your trek is guided by the most experienced local trekking guides from Nepal. Our guides are licensed and trained from Nepal Government, Department of Tourism & Nepal Academy of Tourism & Hotel Management (NATHM). Our trek guides are fluent English speaking, eco trained, first aid and altitude trained, and guiding in Nepal Himalayas over 15 years. So, while trekking to Everest Base Camp & Gokyo Lakes, you are in safe and professional hands.
Yes. This trek is a high altitude trek for two weeks in the Himalayas so you would have enough and correct trek gear, clothing and equipment to keep you safe in cold weather and temperature. You will also need sleeping bags, and Down Jacket to keep you warm on trek days. So, you would not be able to carry all your trek gear as you trek, thus a trek porter is necessary to carry your trekking bag. Every two trekkers get one porter to carry trek luggages at our trek. You will only carry your day pack (light one with your valuable belongings and day use jumper or jacket).
You will be staying in Mt. Lodges & Guest Houses during trekking in Everest Base Camp & Gokyo Lakes Trek with us. Lodges are runned by the local Sherpa community peoples, in coordination with lodge management committee of Everest Region. We will be using the best available Mt. Lodges & Guest Houses throughout this trip. Staying in Lukla and Namche has nice and comfortable Lodges with an attached bathroom/ hot shower. Other places will have neat and clean rooms, and comfortable. We use rooms at twin share accommodation.
Yes, a full board of meals are included at our trek. You get a choice of healthy and hygienic breakfast, lunch and dinner in our package. You get a choice of veg. meals, breads, eggs, rice, curry, potatoes, macaroni, spaghetti, pizza, noodles, soups etc. At lower valleys, you get a choice of chicken meat as well
Yes, you have electricity at every lodge during this trek. They are hydro electricity. Some guest houses have solar systems for backup electricity as well.
Ideally, you will be purifying the spring water available in lodges and drinking it. You could bring SteriPEN or any other water purification tablets to purify the drinking water at this trek. You will be able to buy mineral water throughout the trek days too. Boiled drinking water is available at every guest house as well.
If you could not cross Cho La, we will be returning down to the Pheriche, then to Pangboche valley. Now, you have the choice of taking an alternative route to Gokyo to Phortsa Tenga, Dole & Gokyo. Or, you may simply return back via exploring the hidden valleys of Khumjung, Thame etc. then to Namche, and Lukla. Cho La is usually always open but if it has heavy snowfall or an avalanche at Cho La, this route could be closed for some days till the snow melts out.
If any of our trekkers gets sick during the trek, he/she will have to stop ascending. We will have one of our assistant guides accompany him/her, whereas other group members could continue the trek as per the trek schedule with the lead trek guide and porter/s team. We will make sure that sick person is well looked after, and stay safe. If he/she is able to descend slowly, we shall retrace back. However, if altitude sickness worsen, and become life threatening, we will bring them back to Kathmandu by helicopter evacuation at earliest possible for further treatment at the hospital. So, trekkers should come with travel insurance with coverage of helicopter evacuation for emergency health issues.
In/Out Lukla flight is weather dependent so it is likely that flight gets delayed often. Your guide will have an update of your Lukla flight in the event of delays. Even at best trekking months, flights to/out Lukla get canceled due to bad weather. If the flight is canceled, we will reschedule your new flight for the next day. Lukla is the most adventurous flight in a tiny mountain airstrip, known as one of the most dangerous flights in the world. However, this sector flight is usually very safe. Due to air traffic congestion in Kathmandu airport, flight to Lukla is now operated from Ramechhap airport, which is about 130 kms north-east out of Kathmandu, and takes about 3 hours and 30 min drive.
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