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Looking for a trekking package that includes hiking on an interesting route and comfortable stays? If you are, your search ends here because we present you with the Gokyo Lake Luxury Trek package.
The Gokyo Lake Luxury Trek is filled with abundant adventures that will leave you wanting more. On this journey, you’ll walk on ancient routes and trails traversed by travelers from all over the world.
Join us on this journey as we take you to the heart of the Everest region.
You might be wondering—what makes this package stand out? Here are a few points that highlight its uniqueness:
Luxury Lodges: Beginning in Kathmandu, you’ll stay at a 5-star hotel with excellent facilities. On the trail, you’ll enjoy unmatched comfort in luxury lodges at Lukla, Phakding, Namche, and the Everest View Hotel.
Best Available Accommodations: For Dole, Machhermo, and Gokyo, we arrange the best available guesthouses with en-suite bathrooms to ensure your comfort even in remote locations.
This package is perfect for those seeking a comfortable and unforgettable trekking experience in the Everest region.
The 15-day Gokyo Lake Luxury Trek package is a fantastic option. Let’s look at the route overview so that we get a clear picture of what we can expect.
The trip begins when you hop on a flight to Kathmandu. After you land at Tribhuvan International Airport and head towards the departure area, you’ll see one of our staff holding a Nepal Hiking Team display board, which will be clearly visible in the crowd. He’ll greet you and escort you to the hotel.
Following your stay in Kathmandu, on the 3rd morning of our trip, we take a flight from Kathmandu to Lukla, a small village in the Khumbu region. After landing in Lukla, we’ll gather our baggage and backpacks and begin the hike to Phakding. The next day, the trail continues to Namche Bazaar, where we spend one night at a luxury lodge.
From Namche, we hike to the Everest View Hotel, where we enjoy panoramic views of Everest, Lhotse, and Nuptse. Continuing along the trail, we pass Dole and Machhermo, where you’ll stay in the best available guesthouses.
The ultimate destination is Gokyo, where you’ll be awed by the turquoise Gokyo Lakes. A morning hike to Gokyo Ri offers breathtaking views of Mount Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu, as well as the Ngozumpa Glacier.
The adventure doesn’t stop here. After a good night’s rest, the next day, you’ll trek back to Lukla, passing by the villages like Dole and Namche.
Spending a night at Lukla, we catch a flight back to Kathmandu and bid farewell to the Khumbu region.
Yes, beginners can opt for the Gokyo Lake Luxury Trek with proper preparation and guidance.
The route features a mix of uphill and downhill terrains. While it's a challenging trek, it's not technically demanding, and the luxury aspect and acclimatization stops (with Rest and buffer days in Kathmandu as well) can help manage the difficulty.
The highest altitude on the trek is 5,360m at Gokyo Ri. To ensure safety, we’ve included acclimatization stops and a well-paced itinerary. With this preparation, even beginners and seniors can enjoy the trek without worry.
When you arrive at the TIA airport, you’ll meet our staffs, who’ll be waiting for you. He’ll take you to the hotel where you can rest and prepare for the trek.
Accommodation: Overnight stay at Hotel Yak and Yeti or similar.
This day is dedicated to preparation, rest, a trip briefing, and providing essential equipment, all crucial for a successful and enjoyable trek. Rest and preparation are important for acclimatization to the altitude and to recover from potential jet lag, while the briefing ensures participants understand the itinerary, safety guidelines, and what to expect. Essential equipment is provided to handle unpredictable weather and terrains.
Meals: Breakfast included
Accommodation: Overnight stay at Hotel Yak and Yeti or similar.
After breakfast, we’ll take a morning flight to Lukla. The flight is for 30 minutes, and you can enjoy the aerial view of the Kathmandu Valley, fields, farms, and mountains from the flight.
As we reach Lukla, the hike begins to Phakding.
Accommodation: Overnight stay at Yeti Mountain Home.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.
After a good night's stay at Phakding, we now prepare ourselves for the hike to Namche Bazaar. The route to Namche Bazaar is interesting, where you’ll enter Sagarmatha national park, cross high suspension bridges, and walk in the path surrounded by rhododendron forests.
Then, upon reaching the town, you can rest at the guesthouse and enjoy your stay.
Accommodation: Overnight stay at Yeti Mountain Home.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.
After breakfast at Namche, walk about the mount town then we’ll hike up to Everest View Hotel where you’ll be greeted by mesmerizing views of the mountain ranges.
We’ll lodge here for the night.
Accommodation: Overnight stay at the Everest View Hotel.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner included.
Today, we begin our hike toward the Gokyo Valley, starting with a descent to Khumjung and then Kyangjuma. The trail climbs steeply out of the valley through beautiful rhododendron forests to Mong La Danda (3,985m). From there, we descend to Phortse Thanga. As we ascend, the trail transitions from the vibrant scent of rhododendrons to the crisp fragrance of juniper and conifers, reflecting the changing elevation.
This trek is particularly stunning in the spring, with rhododendrons in full bloom. The trail passes through Kharkas, summer settlements where Sherpas bring their yak herds to graze in the high pastures. Along the route, you’ll cross the settlements of Tongba (3,950m) and Gyele (3,960m) before reaching Dole.
Throughout the day, the views of Khumbila, Tawache, and Mount Ama Dablam are simply breathtaking, offering countless opportunities to marvel at the grandeur of the Himalayas.
Overnight at a guesthouse ensuite bathroom, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
Departing from Dole (4,200m), the trail ascends through juniper and rhododendron forests, passing the settlements of Lhabarma (4,330m) and Luza (4,360m). The path continues to climb along the side of the valley, high above the Dudh Koshi River, leading to the picturesque village of Machhermo. This section offers stunning views of surrounding peaks, including Cho Oyu (8,188m).
Overnight at a guesthouse ensuite bathroom, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
Today's journey begins with a climb to a ridge that provides excellent views of the valley and towering peaks like Kantega and Cho Oyu. The trail then descends to the settlement of Pangka (4,390m) before dropping to the riverbank. A steep ascent leads to the terminal moraine of the Ngozumpa Glacier. As you traverse the glacier, you'll encounter the first of the Gokyo Lakes at 4,650m, eventually reaching the main Gokyo Lake, known for its stunning turquoise waters.
Overnight at a guesthouse ensuite bathroom, with breakfast, lunch, and dinner included.
You will wake up early and climb up to the Gokyo-RI for a panoramic view of the Mahalangur Himalayan range. It takes approximately 2 hours to climb to the top of the peak, providing a panoramic view of Cho-Oyu, the Gyachung Kang, Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, Cholatse, and the Tawache. It also provides a great view of the Ngozumpa Glacier- the largest glacier in Nepal. Afternoon take a rest or hike to the 4th toward the north of Gokyo Lake.
Accommodation: Overnight at the guesthouse.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner included.
Today, you will hike from Gokyo to Dole (4200m/13776ft). The trek is 12 kilometers long and takes about six hours. You will walk downhill through beautiful landscapes, passing small Sherpa villages. Enjoy the mountain views along the way before reaching Dole, where you will spend the night.
We stay overnight at the Guesthouse with an en-suite bathroom.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Included
After your night at Dole, you descend to Phorste Tenga and then climb a steep hill to Mong-la Danda. After ascending that steep climb, you descend again to Kyangjuma, which has a more accessible trail to Namche.
Arriving in Namche Bazaar after several nights in the remote wilderness feels like a warm embrace, a bustling hub where the comforts of civilization blend perfectly with the rugged beauty of the Himalayas. It's a refreshing experience, where the sense of achievement from your trek is matched only by the welcoming smiles and the cozy atmosphere of this mountain sanctuary.
Accommodation: Overnight stay at Yeti Mountain Home.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.
After our trek from Namche along the Dudh Kosi River, we reach the mountain airstrip at Lukla, where our journey back to Kathmandu begins.
We'll spend one last night in Lukla, soaking in the final moments of our adventure. The following day, as we prepare to fly back to Kathmandu, we share heartfelt goodbyes with our guide and Sherpa team, thanking them for their invaluable assistance and companionship that made our trip truly remarkable. These moments of farewell are rich with gratitude, reflecting on the unforgettable experiences we've shared.
Accommodation: Yeti Mountain Home.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner included.
We will fly to Ramechhap and then take a four-hour drive to Kathmandu, or we may fly directly back to Kathmandu, depending on the time of our travel.
Upon reaching Kathmandu, you can rest, walk around Thamel and buy souvenirs for your family and friends.
Accommodation: Overnight stay at the hotel.
Meals: Breakfast
REGARDING THE LUKLA FLIGHT
Please note that flights to and from Lukla operate via Ramechhap Airport during peak trekking seasons (late March to May and late September to November) due to heavy air traffic at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu. This requires a road transfer of approximately 132 km, taking about 5 hours.For the flight to Lukla, we must depart from the hotel around 1:00 AM to reach Ramechhap on time. Your guide will accompany the group throughout this journey.
For the return flight from Lukla, there is no need for a night drive. You will spend the final night in Lukla, take a morning flight to Ramechhap, and then continue with a daytime drive back to Kathmandu.
During peak trekking seasons (spring and autumn), Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu can experience high traffic and congestion, leading to flight delays, especially for flights to and from Lukla. Due to weather or airport congestion, flights to and from Lukla can be cancelled, potentially extending the trek by a day or two.
If the return flight is on time, you can use the buffer day to enjoy sightseeing, shopping, or relaxing in Kathmandu.
Meals: Breakfast included
As the trip has ended, we’ll now bid farewell to you as you travel back to your home country. Airport drop services will be provided.
Meals: Breakfast included.
International Flights: We don’t book international flights. You’ll need to handle your own flights to and from Kathmandu.
During peak trekking seasons (spring and autumn), flights to Lukla are rerouted via Manthali Airport (Ramechhap) due to traffic congestion in Kathmandu. This means a 4-5 hour drive from Kathmandu to Manthali.
To make it easier, you can drive to Ramechhap the day before, stay overnight, and avoid the early morning rush.
If bad weather cancels flights to Lukla:
This setup keeps your journey flexible, fun, and worry-free!
Local SIM Card
You can buy a local SIM card (NTC or Ncell) anywhere in Kathmandu, even at the airport, after you arrive. You need a copy of your passport and a passport-size photograph, then fill out the form.
Expenses of the Trek
We suggest you carry around NPR 25000 for extra expenses such as water, hot showers, extra snacks, WIFI, electricity, extra nights in Lukla, etc.
We are happy to share our checklist for your reference. You can adjust it as needed. Here is the general packing list (click here); these are just general suggestions.
We provide a down jacket, sleeping bag, duffle bag, T-shirt, cap, and Everest region trekking map for all our clients. The down jacket and sleeping bag must be returned after the trek.
You can rent or buy trekking gear in Thamel, Kathmandu, near your hotel.
Day Backpack: We recommend you carry a day backpack of just above 20 liters with a proper rain cover, where you can keep all your essential items, such as passport, documents, water bottles, charger, camera, etc. Please make sure to pack your bag as lightly as possible.
Toiletries: For your trek, you must bring your personal items: soap, a toothbrush, sanitizer, etc.
First Aid Kit
Your guide will carry a basic first-aid kit equipped with essential medications and an oximeter. If you have any prescribed medicines, please bring them with you.
Here’s a general list of items included in the kit-
Vaccinations are not strictly required, but it’s recommended to follow standard guidelines. The CDC suggests certain vaccinations for travelers to Nepal, such as Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Typhoid, and Tetanus.
You can check the CDC website for detailed advice. Additionally, please let us know if you have any previous medical conditions.
Read our genuine feedback from past travelers with Nepal Hiking Team sourced from TripAdvisor, Google, Facebook, and Trustpilot.
Just got back from our Gokyo Ri, Cho La Pass, and EBC Trek. Absolutely amazing! Kishor, our guide, was super friendly, knew a lot, and made things fun. He was great at adapting to our last-minute changes and showed us that we could actually handle the Cho La Pass. So thankful for that; it turned out to be an unforgettable part of our journey.
Plus, Kishor helped me pull off the perfect proposal on Gokyo Ri. Bibek was awesome too—such a strong and kind guy. He carried our 10kg bags the whole way, always ready to help and always smiling.
The Nepal Hiking Team kept everything running smoothly, were quick to answer any questions, and had everything organized. Transfers from the airport and hotel were sorted, and they were really good at keeping in touch. I highly recommend NHT.
Guided by Kishor
This was our fourth trek with Nepal Hiking Team. We specifically requested Dipendra Dhakal, who had been our guide last year, as he was exceptional. Last year, we completed the Renjo La Pass and Gokyo Ri, so this time, we wanted to tackle the other two passes. Nepal Hiking Team created a perfect 12-day itinerary for us. We allowed for more acclimatization and decided to finish in Gokyo, opting for a helicopter ride back to Lukla to fit the trek into our schedule.
We chose luxury accommodations up to Namche where available, and Dip did a fantastic job finding the best rooms and lodges for the rest of the trek. It was evident that he was well-connected and highly respected, knowing so many teahouse owners along the route. A highlight of the trip was the day walk to Ama Dablam Base Camp—an incredible experience with stunning views and a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path atmosphere.
The trek itself was amazing, with breathtaking views throughout. Unfortunately, my husband picked up food poisoning on the day we crossed the Kongma La Pass from Chukhung to Lobuche. By the time we reached Lobuche, he was quite unwell. We decided to end the trek after eight days, cutting it short by two days. As always, Dip and the Nepal Hiking Team were fantastic, quickly rearranging our helicopter pickup from Gokyo to Lobuche at no extra cost. They also organized a comfortable hotel stay in Lukla and rescheduled our Kathmandu hotel without any additional charges.
The next day, Dip expertly managed the chaotic Lukla check-in process, ensuring we and three other NHT trekkers got on the first flight out. Despite cutting the trek short, it was another amazing trip, and Ganga and his team once again proved why they are the best. We cannot recommend them highly enough.
I highly recommend Nepal Hiking Team for any trip in Nepal! The guides and porters were fantastic, and every detail was arranged flawlessly.
If you’re planning a trek in the Everest region, consider skipping the crowded and overrated EBC trek. Instead, try the Gokyo Ri and Ama Dablam base camp treks!
The Everest views from Gokyo Ri are on par as stunning as those from Kalapatthar!
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From the moment I was picked up at KTM airport to when I was dropped off at the end, and everything in between, the trip was incredible! Leading up to my departure, I had all sorts of questions and emailed the company numerous times—they always replied quickly and in detail. Ganga, the CEO met with me in Kathmandu the night before my departure for Lukla to ensure everything was all set.
My guide, Kisor, and porter, Bibek, were there at the heli pad to greet me, and they were fantastic throughout! Kisor’s excellent English and vast knowledge made every aspect of the journey richer, covering topics from culture and traditions to food and mountain history. Bibek was always smiling, even while carrying our gear over Renjo La! It was just me and one other person in the group, and I loved the flexibility to adjust our pace, hiking longer or shorter days as we wanted. Kisor always ensured our accommodations and meals were ready and comfortable.
After the trek, I enjoyed a wonderful tour of Kathmandu, visiting four UNESCO sites and learning so much more than I would have on my own (though I can’t recall the guide’s name). This trip was a dream come true, made even more memorable by the amazing team at Nepal Hiking Team!
- Guided by Kishor Karki
A heartfelt thank you to the Nepal Hiking Team for crafting such an exceptional journey. This time, I embarked on two magnificent treks: a solo journey through Langtang and a group adventure to Gokyo. We were blessed with impeccable weather, ideal for climbing the Ri’s and conquering the pass.
I am immensely grateful to Rajesh, our guide, whose incredible attentiveness and exceptional knowledge ensured our comfort and enjoyment throughout. His infectious sense of humor brought us constant laughter, lightening our steps even on the most challenging days. The accommodations and meals provided were top-notch, enhancing our overall experience.
Our porters, Tulsi in Langtang and Som in Gokyo, were not just helpers but became part of our trekking family, always eager to assist with a smile. Planning this trek was a breeze, all thanks to Ganga from the Nepal Hiking Team, who was incredibly responsive and helpful, addressing all my queries with efficiency and care.
I cannot recommend the Nepal Hiking Team highly enough. If you are considering a trek in Nepal, do not look further; whether you choose Langtang, Gokyo, or any other route, you are in excellent hands with them. Their professionalism, warmth, and expertise not only meet but exceed expectations, ensuring every moment of your journey is nothing short of extraordinary.
The Gokyo Lake Luxury Trek is moderately but manageable for anyone in good health with a positive attitude. The trek involves 5-6 hours of walking per day over 8–9 days, with some uphill and downhill sections, and reaches altitudes above 5,000 meters.
The highest point of the Gokyo Lake Luxury Trek is Gokyo Ri, at an elevation of 5,360 meters (17,880 feet). To ensure your safety and comfort, our 15-day itinerary includes carefully planned acclimatization days, allowing you to adjust gradually to the altitude and minimize the risk of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).
Our experienced guides are well-trained in altitude management and carry first-aid kits. They monitor your health regularly using an oximeter, even if you have no noticeable symptoms, and are prepared to assist in any emergencies that may arise.
Yes, travel insurance is mandatory for Everest Gokyo Lake Trek. Your insurance plan should cover trekking to the maximum elevation of the trek adventure and include provisions for emergency evacuation, such as helicopter rescue, in case of altitude-related or other health issues.
For guidance on reputable travel insurance companies (Discover the recommended companies), if you have any questions or need further details, feel free to email our travel specialists for personalized assistance.
Both treks follow the same route to Gokyo Lakes but differ in accommodation.
Everest Gokyo Lake Trek: Accommodation: Includes a 3-star hotel in Kathmandu and the best available twin-sharing teahouses during the trek.
Luxury Gokyo Luxury Trek Duration: 15 days, where accommodation is featured in a 5-star hotel in Kathmandu and luxury lodges, such as Yeti Mountain Home, for an elevated experience, except at Dole, Machhermo, and Gokyo, where the best available teahouses are provided. Both options cater to different preferences, balancing adventure with comfort and flexibility.
If you are unable to travel due to unforeseen circumstances, your deposit will be credited towards a future trip with us. However, the deposit is non-refundable as we invest more than 20% upfront to ensure your trip arrangements are hassle-free.
There is a strict baggage limit on the Lukla Flight. The baggage limit on the Lukla flight per person is 15kg, including your hand-carry luggage and your trekking gear.
For your Gokyo Lake trek, you require a Sagarmatha National Park Entry Permit and a Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality Entrance Permit.
Yes, we arrange all your permits and government taxes on your behalf. These are secured in advance to ensure a hassle-free experience.
Yes, all our guides can speak English. Some are fluent, and others can talk comfortably.
This trek is all about comfort:
In Kathmandu: Stay at a 5-star hotel with top-notch amenities.
Along the trail: Enjoy luxury lodges like Yeti Mountain Home in Lukla, Phakding, and Namche, with private bathrooms and hot showers.
In Dole, Machhermo, and Gokyo: Stay in the best available guesthouses, ensuring comfort even in remote areas.
At lower altitudes (Lukla, Phakding, Namche): Private bathrooms with hot showers are available at luxury lodges.
At higher altitudes (Dole, Machhermo, Gokyo): Shared facilities with basic amenities are the norm.
Bring toiletries like wet wipes, hand sanitizer, and toilet paper for convenience.
Yes, we can arrange extra nights if needed:
5-star hotel: Rates vary depending on the season. Let us know, and we’ll make the arrangements.
Some lodges may offer laundry services for an extra charge, but drying isn’t guaranteed. It’s better to pack enough clothes for the trek.
Yes, you can extend your trek, but only if you’re on a private tour. Private treks allow flexibility to add extra days or visit additional destinations. For group treks, the schedule is fixed and can’t be changed. If you’d like to extend your trek, just let us know in advance, and we’ll adjust the itinerary to suit your plans.
Yes, you can fully customize the trek to fit your schedule, interests, and preferences. Customized treks are treated as private trips, so modifications aren’t available for group tours.
Not always. If you return earlier or later than expected, especially during peak seasons, you might need to stay at a different hotel. Don’t worry—we’ll arrange a similar category hotel and make all the arrangements to ensure you have a comfortable place to stay.
Yes, we can organize guided day tours to explore Kathmandu’s cultural and historical landmarks. You can easily add these tours to your itinerary before or after your trek. Just let us know, and we’ll take care of the details!
Yes, our guides carry a basic first-aid kit with supplies for small injuries, an oximeter, and altitude sickness medication like Diamox. Still, you should bring any personal medications you need.
This trek offers a premium and tranquil alternative to the standard EBC trek, combining a thrilling experience with opulent comfort.
Unlike the standard EBC, which focuses on reaching Base Camp, the Gokyo trek takes you to the pristine turquoise Gokyo Lakes and the vantage point of Gokyo Ri.
This 15–day luxury option features high-end accommodations in select locations, including luxury lodges and superior guesthouses, providing unmatched comforts.
In contrast, the standard EBC trek involves a 16-day journey with the best available teahouse accommodations and a return trek on foot.
Yes, you can see Mount Everest from several points along the Gokyo Lake Luxury Trek route. The first views of Everest appear as early as Namche Bazaar and from the Everest View Hotel, offering a spectacular panoramic view of the world’s highest Mountain, including other iconic peaks.
Lastly, you can experience the clearest and most expansive sights of Everest and other high Himalayan giants from the Gokyo RI summit.
You will be accommodated with 5-star hotels in Kathmandu, such as Yak and Yeti, as well as high-quality lodges at Lukla, Phakding, Namche, and the Everest View Hotel. At more remote stops like Dole, Machhermo, and Gokyo, the best available lodges will be arranged.
Additionally, the trek is designed for a small group, ensuring personalized attention and a safe, comfortable experience led by an experienced guide.
It’s truly hard to pick only one, as the Gokyo Lakes trek is a feast for the eyes, with breathtaking views at every turn. Even though we had to highlight a few, one of the best viewpoints of this trek is Gokyo Ri, comprising a height of 5360m and offering magnificent views of four of the world's highest peaks: Everest, Lhotse, Cho Oyu, and Makalu.
The Ngozumpa Glacier, which is below the 6th-highest mountain (Cho Oyu), is also a significant highlight. Another unforgettable moment comes with a sunrise view from the Everest View Hotel, the world’s highest luxury hotel.
From the village of Gokyo to the summit of Gokyo Ri, it takes roughly 2 – 3 hours. This hike involves an elevation gain of approximately 570m from Gokyo (4790m) to Gokyo Ri (5360). The descent back is usually much quicker, which, in total, for a round trip, takes between 4 to 6 hours on average.
The total trekking distance from Lukla to Gokyo Ri is approximately. 55 - 60 km (one way). Starting from Lukla, the trip begins with a steady descent to Phakding, followed by a gradual ascent to Namche Bazaar. Further acclimatizing with a short hike to the Everest View Hotel, the trail leads to Dole and then to Machhermo. Finally, trekkers will come to Gokyo Lakes, the final destination, before reaching Gokyo Ri.
We want your trekking experience to be fantastic. The Gokyo Lake Luxury Trek is best during the spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) seasons.
These months offer clear skies, stable weather, and the most stunning mountain views.
While winter trekking is possible, be prepared for freezing temperatures and frozen lakes.
During the summer/monsoon season (June-August), the trek becomes more challenging due to cloudy skies, frequent rainfall, and potential flight delays to and from Lukla.
For a more comfortable and enjoyable journey, we recommend trekking in spring or autumn.
The temperature at Gokyo, Nepal, can drop well below freezing, mainly during winter and autumn seasons; in the daytime, it can range between 4°C to 10°C while in night time it can drop to -20°C to -5°C.
Yes, we do accept last-minute bookings for the Gokyo Lake Luxury Trek, subject to the availability of guides and logistical arrangements. You can quickly get in touch with our team through:
If the situation arises where it’s necessary to postpone the trip, you can do so by choosing a date that is flexible for you. There is no additional cost for this.
Note: Please inform us at least two weeks prior to your trip departure date. This gives us time to make arrangements to ensure you can take your trip at a later date.
Yes, you can leave your luggage at the hotel in Kathmandu. Carrying unnecessary items while on a trek can be a hassle for you and your porters. The hotel staff will keep your belongings safely and return them after your arrival in KTM. And it is a free service.
Yes, most people get their Nepal visa on arrival at the airport. You need to fill out the visa application form online before arriving. The immigration office at Kathmandu airport is open 24/7.
A valid passport (at least six months' validity and one blank page for the visa stamp).
Visa fees, payable in cash or by credit card.
