Gokyo Lakes Renjo La Pass Trekking Cost

The Cost of The Gokyo Lakes Renjo La Pass Trek depends on various factors such as trekking routes, trek accommodation, type of accommodation, and length of the trek. The major cost for the Gokyo Lakes Renjo La Pass Trek is Flight (Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu), Food, Accommodation, Trekking Crews (Guide and Porters), Permits, etc. The best price for the Gokyo Lakes Renjo La Pass Trek is $1250 to $1350 with an all-inclusive price.

Gokyo Lake Renjo La Pass Trek Distance

The Gokyo Lake Renjo La Pass Trek spans, about 120 kilometers ( to 75 miles) in distance. This journey unfolds across a 14 day trekking period providing opportunities, for adjusting to the altitude taking breaks and immersing oneself in the scenery and local traditions en route.

Best Time for Gokyo Lakes Renjo La Pass Trek

There are two major seasons for Gokyo Lakes Renjo La Pass Trek Autumn (September to November) and Spring (March to May).

The average temperature ranges between 11 to 18 degrees in spring and 7 to 14 degrees in autumn. These seasons offer stable weather, mild temperature, long-distance visibility, and fewer chances of rain and snowfall, making it ideal for trekking and exploring the high Himalayas, Glaciers, lakes, and Sherpa Culture. The coldest season is winter (December to February) It is also a doable season who can adjust to cold temperatures.

Renjo La Pass Trek Difficulties

Gokyo Lakes Renjo La pass is graded as moderately hard difficulty. The trek unveils a rugged path, gradually ascending from Lukla at 2,860 meters to the Renjo La Pass at 5,435 meters.

You need to walk around 15 to 20 kilometers daily for around 6 to 7 hours daily. To embark on this sweet adventure, we recommend engaging in physical exercise and short day hikes for at least two weeks before the start of the trek.

Make sure to read Things to Know before going trekking in the Himalayas of Nepal

Electricity

Electricity is available in all the tea houses and lodges where you will spend your night. The available electricity is of good voltage which means you can charge your phones, batteries, and cameras. But keep in mind you have to pay a little extra fee while charging those equipment.

Internet

The tea houses and guest houses provide internal facilities to stay connected. You can get internet access for a blissful journey from a WiFi router at tea houses or you can also find connectivity with a mobile network by using NTC and NCELL sim card.

Drinking water

Tea houses or Lodges provide bottled water, mineral water, or hot water which are fresh and safe to drink but you have to pay some charges. Spring water or tap water is also available along the trekking trails. Be sure to carry water purification pills or bottle filters and use them before drinking such water.

Guide and Porter

We Bold Himalaya are dedicated to offering you knowledgeable and highly experienced guides for Gokyo Lakes with the Renjo La Pass trek with care and invaluable support for your trip. This remarkable companion will share the culture, traditions, and history that envelop the region and also he will remove that boundary between you and the local people by acting as a language translator. Trekking with a guide ensures you are safe and right on the path while trekking.

If you require the assistance of a porter, then you can hire a porter who will carry your luggage and equipment throughout the trek. His presence will make you feel you are comfortable with your walk and enjoying the beauty of nature.

Necessary Permits

The trekking trail of Nepal requires one or more permits to enter a specific area and Gokyo Lakes Renjo La Pass trek also requires a permit. The Gokyo Lakes Renjo La trek routes reside in the Everest region so you will require two types of permits.

• Sagarmatha National Park permit Khumbu
• Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entrance permit

TIMS Card (Trekkers' Information Management System): 

The TIMS card is a mandatory permit for all trekkers in Nepal. It helps track trekkers and ensures their safety during the trek. 

Valid Passport: 

A valid passport is essential for all travelers entering Nepal. Make sure your passport has at least six months of validity beyond your planned travel dates.

Nepal Visa: 

You can obtain a tourist visa on arrival at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu.

Travel Insurance

We strongly recommend you have travel insurance before beginning your trek in the Himalayan region of Nepal. even after following safety measures, natural calamities or sudden sicknesses might occur which is beyond our control. In the case of medical facilities and helicopter evacuation, it is best to have travel insurance. Having travel insurance ensures you are safe and you can do worry-free treks with peace of mind.

Weight Limit for Porter and Lukla's flight

Every porter carries 20kg of load for the 2 trekkers, similarly, Kathmandu Lukla to Kathmandu flight allows 10 kg baggage and 5 kg of hand carry, if the weight is heavier than 15 kg you have to pay yourself at the airport. This trek is suitable for novice and professional trekkers who possess good physical fitness and stamina.

Packing list for Gokyo Lakes Renjo La Pass Trek

You need to pack wisely for the preparation of the Gokyo Lakes Renjo La Pass Trek. Here some basic packing lists are:

Hiking gear:

Hiking boots, Down Jacket, hiking socks, Mid Layers, Tea Shirt, Base Layers, lightweight and breathable clothing layers, gloves, rain jacket, and a sun and warm hat.

Backpack:

A reliable and comfortable backpack with a rain cover to carry your essentials during the trek.

Sleeping bag:

A warm and compact sleeping bag suitable for the temperatures encountered during the trek.

Trekking poles:

Optional but recommended for added stability and support during steep ascents and descents.

Snacks and water bottles:

Carry energy-rich snacks like chocolate bars, nuts, and dried fruits, a reusable water bottle, or a hydration bladder to stay hydrated

Personal items:

Sunscreen, sunglasses, personal toiletries, and any necessary medications.

Camera and batteries Travel documents, passport, trekking permits, Local Currency.

First aid kit:

Include essentials like band-aids, blister pads, pain relievers, and any personal medications.

Responsible Treks

We Bold Himalaya strongly believes in and organizes the treks without affecting the beauty of nature. We heartily request all our guests to complete the trek without influencing the negative cultures. Local culture, customs, traditions, and beliefs of people should be protected and also the preservation of nature and the well-being of the community should be prioritized. Let's leave only footprints and the beauty of nature and the environment unharmed.

Trip Extension

After a long day trek at Gokyo Lakes and Renjo La Pass, if you wish to extend your tours, then we have flexible options beyond the Everest region. You can refresh your mind at the beautiful temple city of Kathmandu. Visit different World Heritage Sites of Kathmandu Valley can delight your mind or you can check out the best things to do in Kathmandu after the trek. If you are planning to extend your trip outside the valley then we have other adventurous tour plans which include paragliding or bungee jumping at Pokhara, thrilling adventures of rafting, Chitwan Jungle Safari, and many more. We are here to assist you in planning and preparing a perfect itinerary for your extension of trips or you can contact +977-9849615880.

Altitude Sickness and its Safety Measures

While trekking on the High Himalayas there is a possibility you will suffer altitude sickness or Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) due to the low oxygen level. The trekking to Gokyo Lakes Renjo La Pass takes you up to an altitude of 5,345 meters, the body may require a little more time to adjust to the environment or temperature which makes the high possibility you will suffer from altitude sickness. If you suffer from altitude sickness then the symptoms like dizziness, headache, tiredness, shortness of breath and loss of appetite, etc might be seen. 

Altitude sickness might be fatal if the necessary precautions didn't take on time. Contact immediately to your guide if you get the very first symptoms. You can follow the given preventive measure to be safe from altitude sickness while trekking at higher altitudes. 

• Drink around 5 liters of water daily
• Eat enough nutritious and energy-giving food
• Don't walk more than 300 meters of elevation per day
• Add acclimatization day
• Avoid smoking and alcohol

How do I book the Gokyo Lake Renjo La Pass Trek?

Feel free to contact our team of travel professionals through our website, email or phone. We'll assist you every step of the way address any inquiries you might have and assist in selecting the itinerary that matches your preferences and timetable.