Gokyo Lakes Trek - 13 Days

Name: Gokyo Lakes Trek - 13 Days
Brand: Iconic Himalaya
Price: 1610 USD
Availability: InStock

Duration

13 Days

Trip Grade

Moderate

Country

Nepal

Maximum Altitude

5,357 m

Group Size

1-20 People

Starts/Ends

Kathmandu - Kathmandu

Communication

Phone & Wi-Fi

Activities

Trekking

Best Time

Autumn and Spring

Everest, Sagarmatha, or Chomolungma—however you know it, the tallest mountain in the world is a lure that many trekkers simply can’t resist. This sacred peak sits in the high-altitude Khumbu region of the Himalayas, and it’s here that we’ll find some of the best treks in Nepal: the Everest Base Camp Trek, Everest View Trek, and Three Passes Trek. These world-famous hiking itineraries will bring you well above 5,000 meters in elevation to explore the very heart of the Himalayas, and for that reason they represent some of the most popular trekking routes in Nepal. Thousands of travelers visit the Khumbu each year, seeking high adventure in the shadow of Nepal’s most scenic mountains. But what if you want to enjoy the spectacle of the Khumbu without the crowds?

That’s where the Gokyo Lakes Trek comes in. This alternative trek in the Everest region offers all the stunning views of the world’s highest mountain that your heart could desire, and it visits the most important historic settlements of the Khumbu. From scenic villages like Namche Bazaar, you’ll enjoy first-rate panoramas of Everest, Thamserku, Ama Dablam, Nuptse, and other Himalayan giants. But you’ll also ascend to the high-altitude waters of the six Gokyo Lakes, where few travelers tread. Under the guidance of the professionals at Iconic Himalaya Adventure, you’ll diverge from the crowded route of the Everest Base Camp Trek and ascend west into an unblemished natural environment where forests still cling to steep mountainsides and hardy villagers pursue timeless ways of life in villages of surpassing beauty.

These villages are populated by Nepali locals of Sherpa heritage: the very same ethnic group that’s achieved worldwide fame as mountaineers, guides, and porters on high-altitude Himalayan expeditions. While you won’t be doing any technical climbing on the Gokyo Lakes Trek, you’ll quickly come to appreciate the skill and knowledge of these friendly folk. The Sherpa people also have rich cultural traditions, and your guide from Iconic Himalaya Adventure will help you to learn about them. From the Sherpa Culture Museum at Namche Bazaar to the chortens and Mani walls you’ll find along the mountain trails of the Gokyo Lakes Trek, you’ll discover a world of tradition and beauty here in the Khumbu: one of the best trekking regions in Nepal.

Route Overview

At Iconic Himalaya Adventure, we’ve spent years in these mountains—and we know all the best treks in the Everest region. That’s how we’ve curated the perfect itinerary to explore the heart of the Khumbu. Your own adventure will begin in the little town of Lukla, where you’ll follow the storied route of the Everest Base Camp Trek for about three days before splitting off to explore lesser-known stretches of the Himalayas. Your path will lead to the authentic villages of Dole and Machhermo before arriving at the spectacular Gokyo Lakes themselves: six alpine reservoirs situated amongst mountains and glaciers of astonishing beauty. Your experienced trekking guide will help you to understand the cultural and ecological significance of these high-altitude lakes before taking you on an exciting journey to summit the 5360-meter viewpoint of Gokyo Ri. There are few treks in Nepal which can rival the sheer natural splendor of this incredible Himalayan environment.

After reaching Gokyo, we’ll retrace our steps through the Khumbu to reach Namche Bazaar and eventually return to Lukla. Your guide will be able to pick out fresh trails to explore along the way, ensuring that each day of the Gokyo Lakes Trek is fresh and exciting. And when your trek in Nepal is over, you’ll still have a few days in Kathmandu to explore the scenic and cultural wonders of our capital city. Did you know that the Kathmandu Valley is home to seven UNESCO World Heritage sites? With the help of Iconic Himalaya Adventure, you’ll get to explore the best of them.

Highlights

Feast your eyes upon the spectacle of the tallest mountain in the world: Mount Everest
Leave the tourist trail behind to visit the sapphire waters of the six alpine Gokyo Lakes
Climb to 5360m in elevation to reach the jaw-dropping viewpoint of Gokyo Ri
Acquaint yourself with the time-honored traditions of the Sherpa people

Gokyo Lakes Trek - 13 Days Itinerary

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Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu

Welcome to Nepal! When your plane touches down at the Tribhuvan International Airport, a team from Iconic Himalaya Adventure will be waiting to meet you and transfer you to a hotel here in Kathmandu. First, we’ll take some time to explain everything you can expect on your upcoming Gokyo Lakes Trek—then you’ll have the rest of the day free to explore. Even the most jaded travelers will be swept away by the wonder of Nepal’s historic capital city—it’s the largest in the country, but it’s full of narrow, intimate streets lined with perfumed shops and fragrant restaurants. You’ll spend one night here before setting off for adventure in the morning.

Max Altitude: 1,455 m.|4,776 ft. Accommodation: 2-3 Star hotelMode of Travel: Pickup by private car/vanDuration: 20 to 30 MinutesDistance: 5 kilometer

Day 02: Fly to Lukla and Trek to Phakding

Before we can begin trekking in the Everest region, we have to get there—so we’ll make an early start this morning with a flight to Lukla. This is a short hop in a small plane, but it offers a good look at some of the most fantastic Himalayan scenery in the country. When we arrive in Lukla, we’ll meet up with our trekking team and set off for the mountains of the Khumbu. We’ll pass the small villages of Cheplung and Ghat along the way, coming across many chortens and prayer wheels which speak to the Buddhist culture of the region. Then it’s a gentle hike for a few hours to reach Phakding, where we’ll spend our first night on the trail in the best available guesthouse.

Please note: recent renovations at Tribhuvan International Airport require some Lukla-bound flights to leave from Ramechhap Airport. If this affects your itinerary, we’ll make any necessary arrangements for your flight.

Max Altitude: 2,610 m.|9,199 ft. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Guest house or lodgeMode of Travel: Flight and WalkingDuration: 4 to 5 HoursDistance: 7.5 Kilometer

Day 03: Trek from Phakding to Namche Bazaar

Today’s section of the Gokyo Lakes Trek follows the watercourse of the Dudh Koshi river as it rises into the heights of the Everest region. We’ll trek in the cool shadow of green fir trees interspersed here and there with colorful rhododendron blooms before entering the Sagarmatha National Park, which shares its name with the highest mountain in the world. Along the way, we’ll catch remarkable views of Thamserku, make our way across a gravity-defying suspension bridge, and even get our first peek at Everest itself. After about six hours of trekking, we’ll pull into Namche Bazaar: the historic trading center of the Khumbu.

Max Altitude: 3,440 m.|11,286 ft. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Guest house or lodgeMode of Travel: WalkingDuration: 7 to 8 hoursDistance: 10.8 Kilometer

Day 04: Namche Bazaar (Acclimatization Day)

Trekking in the Everest region involves challenging ascents to high altitudes, and it’s important that we don’t move too quickly. We’ll spend an extra day in Namche Bazaar to help our bodies acclimatize to this elevation—and fortunately, there’s plenty here to keep us busy. We’ll visit the nearby Sherpa Culture Museum, as well as the national park’s visitor center. If you’d like to stay active, we can also make the three-hour acclimatization hike the well-known Hotel Everest View. Himalayan viewpoints don’t get much better than this: you’ll have a front-row ticket to Everest, Ama Dablam, Lhotse, and Thamserku. Later, we’ll return to our guesthouse for a second night here in Namche.

Max Altitude: 3,880 m.|12,729 ft. back to 3,440 m.|11,286 ft. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Guest house or lodgeMode of Travel: WalkingDuration: 3 to 4 hoursDistance: 4/ 5 Kilometers

Day 05: Trek from Namche Bazaar trek to Dole

Our Gokyo Lakes Trek diverges from other treks in the Khumbu today, as we’ll be ascending stark, dramatic ridgelines in the direction of Dole instead of making for Tengboche. That said, you can expect to catch a glimpse of Tengboche during the first half of today’s trek—although you’d be forgiven if your eyes are glued instead to the sheer mountain faces of Ama Dablam, Taboche, and Cholatse. Moving on, we’ll pass through the Buddhist community of Mong La and the village of Phortse Thenga before making the final push along a gentle trail leading through pine forests and wooded hillsides to reach Dole.

Max Altitude: 4,038 m.|13,248 ft. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Guest house or lodgeMode of Travel: WalkingDuration: 6 to 7 HoursDistance: 12 Kilometers

Day 06: Trek from Dole to Machhermo

Today we’ll continue to climb through the Khumbu, ascending more than 300 meters as we draw closer to the Gokyo Lakes. We’ll leave the forest behind and enter a world where hardy juniper shrubs cling to the steep sides of the valley, passing a local chorten and a few seasonal herders’ huts. We don’t have much ground to cover today, so we’ll take our time to really enjoy the marvelous views of Cho Oyu, Taboche, Cholatse, and Kangtega. These are some of the best views on any trek in Nepal—and we haven’t even reached the Gokyo Lakes yet. This afternoon, we’ll wind our way into the little town of Machhermo, where we’ll select an available teahouse for tonight’s accommodations.

Max Altitude: 4,470 m.|14,665 ft. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Guest house or lodgeMode of Travel: WalkingDuration: 4 to 5 HoursDistance: 7 Kilometers

Day 07: Trek from Machhermo to Gokyo Lake

After a week in the Himalayas of Nepal, it’s time to explore the high-altitude Gokyo Lakes. We’ll start by climbing into serious mountain territory, where ice-covered giants like Cho Oyu and Kangtega rise above the barren summits of many smaller nameless peaks. We’ll pass through a small village nestled against the moraine of the Ngozumpa Glacier before climbing along its rubble-strewn path and arriving at the first of the magnificent Gokyo Lakes: Longponga Tsho. Moving on, we’ll also visit Taujung Tsho before arriving at Gokyo Tsho—and the settlement of Gokyo itself—after about four or five hours of trekking. We’ll select the best teahouse commanding sublime views of the lake’s sapphire waters before settling in for the day to relish our accomplishments and take in the scenery.

Max Altitude: 4,790 m.|15,715 ft. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Guest house or lodgeMode of Travel: WalkingDuration: 4 to 5hoursDistance: 7.5 Kilometers

Day 08: Trek to Gokyo Ri and trek descend to Machhermo

Today represents both the figurative and literal height of our Gokyo Lakes Trek. We’ll get an early start this morning, leaving Gokyo from its northern perimeter and making the steep climb to the epic viewpoint known as Gokyo Ri. Himalayan panoramas don’t get much better than this: the shimmering waters of Gokyo Tsho lie far below you, and the frost-wreathed summits of Everest, Lhotse, Cholatse, Makalu, and Taboche rise beyond the massive bulk of the Ngozumpa Glacier. After savoring this spectacular view to its utmost, we’ll begin the return leg of our Gokyo Lakes Trek, retracing our steps to Machhermo to spend the night.

Max Altitude: 5,357 m.|17,575 ft. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Guest house or lodgeMode of Travel: WalkingDuration: 7 to 8 HoursDistance: 11 Kilometers total

Day 09: Trek from Machhermo to Namche Bazaar

After breakfast this morning, we’ll continue to follow the path of the Gokyo Lakes Trek in reverse as it crosses breathtaking alpine scenery on the way back to Namche Bazaar. Although we’ve already covered this ground over the last few days, we can explore additional side routes and alternative trails, following the Dudh Koshi river as it approaches the village of Phortse. From here, the river joins the winding watercourse of the Imja Khola beneath the mighty face of Taboche, and we’ll follow a gentle path through verdant, shaded woodlands to reach Namche Bazaar after about seven or eight hours of trekking.

Max Altitude: 3,440 m.|11,286 ft. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Guest house or lodgeMode of Travel: WalkingDuration: 6/7 hoursDistance: 19 Kilometers

Day 10: Trek from Namche Bazaar to Lukla

As we near the end of our Gokyo Lakes Trek, we still have one full day of trekking in the Everest region to enjoy to its fullest. After bidding a fond farewell to historic Namche Bazaar, we’ll catch our final glimpse of Mount Everest and continue downhill alongside the glacial waters of the Dudh Koshi. We’ll cross back and forth over the river on hanging bridges, passing out of the Sagarmatha National Park and through a few small villages before arriving in Lukla. This is where our adventure began, and this is where it will end—but not before a night of celebration, where we’ll dine with our trekking crew and visit one or two of Lukla’s famous bakeries.

Max Altitude: 2,804 m.|9,199 ft. Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and DinnerAccommodation: Guest house or lodgeMode of Travel: WalkingDuration: 6 to 7 HoursDistance: 17.5

Day 11: Fly from Lukla to Kathmandu

After a full week of trekking in Nepal, it’s time to board our flight back to Kathmandu. If you’re lucky enough to get a window seat, you’ll enjoy one last look at the staggering expanse of the Khumbu: one of the best trekking regions in Nepal, and home to the mighty Mount Everest. When we land in Kathmandu and get checked into your hotel, you’ll have most of the day at your leisure. If you’re looking for authentic souvenirs which reflect the Hindu and Buddhist cultures of Nepal, you’ll quickly discover that the Thamel district of Kathmandu is a shopper’s paradise. And when it’s time for dinner, you’ll be spoiled for choice—you can find every cuisine under the sun here in the city, and your guide will help you with some excellent recommendations.

Max Altitude: 1,455 m.|4,776 ft. Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: 2-3 Star hotelMode of Travel: Flight and car/vanDuration: 1 Hours total

Day 12: Kathmandu city tour

With a full day at our disposal, it’s time to see the best of Kathmandu’s world-famous cultural and architectural attractions. We’ll visit the massive Hindu temple complex of Pashupatinath before moving on to explore the enormous Buddhist stupas of Boudhanath and Swayambhunath—the latter is known as the “Monkey Temple” and is particularly popular with visitors. The historic temples at Kathmandu Durbar Square are next on our list, and it’s here that you’ll find some of the most beautiful architecture in Nepal. And whether you prefer street food or fine dining, you’ll discover plenty of options when it comes to lunch and dinner. This evening, you’ll return to your hotel to spend one last night in Nepal.

Max Altitude: 1,455 m.|4,776 ft. Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: 2-3 Star hotelMode of Travel: Private car/van with tour guideDuration: 5 to 6 Hours

Day 13: Departure

Now that you’ve successfully completed the Gokyo Lakes Trek and climbed to the breathless heights of Gokyo Ri, it’s time to bid farewell to the mountains of the Himalayas. We hope that you’ve had a fantastic time exploring Nepal with your guide and trekking crew. Thank you for choosing Iconic Himalaya Adventure to arrange your trek in Nepal—we hope to welcome you back when you’re ready for another trek!

Max Altitude: 1,455 m.|4,776 ft. Meals: BreakfastAccommodation: Check out from the hotelMode of Travel: Drop to the airport by car/ vanDuration: 20 to 30 MinutesDistance: 5/6 Kilometers

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Cost Details

Includes

In-country Airport pickups and drops in a private vehicle.
Standard accommodation at a hotel in Kathmandu, including breakfast.
Heritage side or city tourist area tour guided in Kathmandu by private car.
Internal Surface transfer to the trip destination, Start and End, or Kathmandu to Kathmandu.
One professional, experienced, government-licensed, English-speaking Local Guide during the trek.
Porters to carry your luggage up to 25 kg (per 2 trekkers, 1 porter).
All your standard meals during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner, main courses).
The best available accommodations are in lodges (Guest houses) during the trek.
Staff salary, insurance, equipment, domestic travel fare, food, and accommodation during the trek.
All necessary paperwork, Sagarmatha National Park entry permit (SNPP), and Pashanglhamu rural municipality permit (PRMP).
Flight fare (Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu) with domestic airport taxes.
Water purification tablets to purify your water during the trek for safe drinking water.
Medical first aid kit for all (carried by your guide).
All our government, local taxes/VAT, and office expenses.
Seasonal fresh fruit desserts are available every evening after dinner.
Appreciation of ART’s certificate after your successful trek.
Sleeping bag, down jackets, and a duffel bag – if Necessary (return after the trek).
Complimentary free company T-shirt and trek route map.
Emergency rescue operation assistance will be arranged in case of complex health conditions, which is funded by your travel insurance.

Excludes

Nepal entry visa fee, you may easily issue the visa upon your arrival at Kathmandu airport.
Your travel insurance (compulsory) has to cover emergency high-altitude rescue and evacuation.
Meals (lunch & dinner in Kathmandu) before and after the trek.
Your personal expenses, drink water, hot and cold drinks, bar bills, Laundry, telephone, hot shower & internet charges.
Personnel trekking and climbing equipment.
International airfare to and from Kathmandu.
Excess baggage charges during a domestic flight.
Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, early return from the mountain (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary.
Optional trips and sightseeing if extended.
Gratitude to the guides, porters, and other staff.
Any other services that are not listed in the price “included section” of this package.

Note:

-The schedule of travel itinerary will be changeable if travelers are required before booking confirmation.

-For the trip booking confirmation, travelers should be paid in advance 25% of the total amount 2 months before.

Dates & Availability

We welcome travelers at Iconic Himalaya Adventure from all over the world, offering fixed departure-oriented services and customized private tours and trekking packages as your convenience. Once more, we inform you, individuals, families, friends, students, and adventure-seeking groups that we strive to meet the expectations of everyone to ensure a personalized travel experience.

Essential Information

Major Attractions of the Gokyo Lakes Trek

When it comes to trekking in Nepal, you’ve got a lot of options. So, how will you know if the Gokyo Lakes Trek is right for you? Consider what you might want to see when you visit Nepal: the mighty Himalayan Mountains, the fascinating culture of the Sherpa people, and the tallest mountain in the world. The Gokyo Lakes Trek will deliver on all of these points, rewarding you with some of the most spectacular sights in the entirety of the Himalayas. When you first set foot in the Everest region, you’ll trek towards the historic trading center of Namche Bazaar before continuing to the high-altitude Gokyo Lakes. From here, you’ll climb to the breathless viewpoint of Gokyo Ri to catch jaw-dropping views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Cholatse, and other mountain peaks.

How difficult is the Gokyo Lakes Trek?

Most treks in Nepal don’t require any specific mountaineering experience, and the Gokyo Lakes Trek is no exception. You won’t be summiting any mountains on this 100-kilometer trek in the Everest region, and our hiking itinerary is less than two weeks long, making it the perfect choice for travelers who want to see the highlights of the Khumbu without spending weeks and weeks on the trail. But while the Gokyo Lakes Trek is easy to access, this is still a high-altitude trek that climbs to heights of more than 5,000 meters in elevation. You can expect some long and challenging days on the trail, and you’ll want to stick to a reasonable pace to avoid contracting any symptoms of altitude sickness.

Altitude sickness is also known as acute mountain sickness, and it’s caused by ascending into the mountains too quickly. Common symptoms include headaches, nausea, and fatigue—if you experience any of these effects, make sure to tell your guide, who will determine whether you need to descend from high altitudes temporarily. You can also speak with your doctor about bringing some prophylactic medication on your trek to Nepal. And while exercise won’t prevent altitude sickness, regular cardiovascular exercise is still a great way to prepare for the challenge of the high-altitude Gokyo Lakes Trek.

Food and Accommodations on the Gokyo Lakes Trek

During the course of the Gokyo Lakes Trek, you’ll cover approximately 100 kilometers of mountain trails, and all this hard work is sure to make you hungry. Fortunately, there’s lots of great food to discover on this first-rate trek in Nepal. Don’t pass up the opportunity to try some local Nepali fare: steamed or fried dumplings called momos, noodle soup known as thukpa, and a famous rice-and-lentil dish called dal bhat. The talented cooks in the Himalayas of Nepal can also prepare some unexpected delights at high altitude, including tasty pizza and warm apple pie.

Most of the food you’ll find while trekking in Nepal is served at family-owned guesthouses and teahouses in little villages scattered about the length and breadth of the Himalayas. These same guesthouses will also serve as your accommodations during the Gokyo Lakes Trek. You can expect simple, clean rooms and spectacular views right from your doorstep.

Best Time to Embark upon the Gokyo Lakes Trek

When you go trekking in Nepal, you’ll want to consider which season will provide you with the most rewarding travel experience. Spring typically falls between February and May, and this is a popular season to go trekking in the Everest region. You’ll enjoy long days and pleasant weather, although you’ll have to share the trail with some other travelers. If you wait until summer (June through August), you’ll find fewer crowds, but this is monsoon season, and you may also encounter slippery trails and intermittent rainfall that obscures the best Himalayan views.

In many ways, autumn is the best season for the Gokyo Lakes Trek. The months of September and November offer comfortable days and cold nights, along with some of the best Himalayan views all year long. Winter trekking in December or January is also possible, but it does come with a few caveats: the extremes of winter weather may impact the high-altitude trails of the Everest region. However, winter also brings clear skies and uncrowded trails—just be prepared for cold temperatures and make sure you’re adequately equipped to handle snow-covered mountain paths.

Conclusion

If you want to explore the frozen heart of the Himalayas, there’s nothing better than trekking in the Everest region. From the mountain town of Lukla to the frozen heights of Gokyo Ri, the Khumbu represents the ultimate destination for high-altitude thrill seekers, as well as curious travelers who want to learn more about the fascinating culture of the Sherpa people. For our money, there are few itineraries that capture this spirit of exploration better than the Gokyo Lakes Trek. Are you ready to answer the call to adventure? Reach out to Iconic Himalaya Adventure today to start planning your own unforgettable trek in Nepal.

Gokyo Lakes Trek - 13 Days FAQs

Q1. Can I customize my Gokyo Lakes Trek itinerary?

Yes! At Iconic Himalaya Adventure, all of our trekking itineraries are developed hand-in-hand with our clients. Maybe you’d like to hike beyond the Gokyo Lakes, ascending to the high-altitude mountain pass of Cho La—or maybe you’d like to combine the Gokyo Lakes Trek with a stop at the world-famous Everest Base Camp. We’ll chat with you about what you’d like to see when you visit Nepal, working cooperatively to craft a bespoke trekking experience that exceeds your wildest imagination.

Q2. Can you accommodate special dietary requests (e.g., vegetarian, gluten-free, etc.?)

We can accommodate a variety of dietary requirements concerning both health and lifestyle choices. Vegetarian food is plentiful and delicious in Nepal—and it’s widely available amongst the Hindu and Buddhist communities of the high Himalaya. Likewise, we can accommodate vegan diets and many allergies with a little planning. Gluten-free meals can also generally be arranged, although there is some risk of cross-contamination when your meals are cooked in local teahouses. Reach out to us today with any questions!

Q3. Is the Gokyo Lakes Trek safe?

With friendly locals and a robust tourist infrastructure, Nepal is one of the safest trekking destinations in the world. Exercise normal precautions while in Kathmandu and other urban environments, and listen to your guide’s advice when it comes to the steep mountain trails of the Gokyo Lakes Trek—you’re sure to have an unforgettable time.

Q4. Is the water safe to drink on the Gokyo Lakes Trek?

Tap water is not generally safe for foreign visitors, and we strongly recommend that you stick to bottled water in restaurants and boiled water in the mountains. You might also consider purchasing chlorine or iodine tablets to treat your own bottled water and reduce unnecessary plastic waste. Make sure to drink plenty of water during your long days on the trail!

Q5. What should I know about altitude sickness ?

The first thing to know about altitude sickness, or acute mountain sickness, is that it can affect anyone. Symptoms generally appear at elevations of 2,500 meters or more, and they include headaches, fatigue, difficulty sleeping, and vomiting. Talk to your doctor about considering preventative medicine which you can take during your trek, such as acetazolamide. But there’s only one cure for altitude sickness: descending from the mountains. For this reason, it’s important to keep your trekking guide informed if you experience any symptoms.

Q6. What toilet and shower facilities can I expect on the Gokyo Lakes Trek?

You can expect some challenging, sweaty days when you’re trekking in the Everest Region—even when the weather turns cold. If you’re wondering about shower facilities, you’ll be able to shower at your guesthouses on some nights of the trek. Shower facilities may involve either running water or a bucket of heated water, and they may cost a few Nepali rupees to access. As for toilet facilities, most toilets in the mountains are Asian-style squat toilets, which are comprised of a porcelain fixture set into the floor. Remember to pack your own toilet paper!

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