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Everest Base Camp Gay Expedition Tour

Mont Everest Base Camp Gay Climb, Gokyo Route

19 Days From/To Kathmandu, Nepal

March 21 – April 08, 2020
October 03 – 21, 2020

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Everest gay adventure This is a strikingly beautiful way to reach Everest Base Camp and get the best views in the Khumbu region. It's not the quickest route to Base Camp and you'll avoid the hordes and reach the heart of Sherpa country. You'll climb Gokyo Ri and cross the Cho la pass both of which offer superb views of Everest and Lhotse. In the Gokyo valley you'll also be able to see Cho Oyu and look across to Makulu.

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That’s four of the world's fourteen 8000m peaks spotted in one trip! We'll trek past famous monasteries at Dingboche and stay in small local 'hotels' called tea houses whilst porters will carry your main bags.

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The Gokyo route is slightly longer than the standard route. This enables significantly better acclimatisation, resulting in a much higher rate of success. The hardest days are generally at altitudes over 5000 metres but by allowing ourselves to acclimatise gradually we will be making it perfectly achievable for people who walk regularly.

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Day 1
Arrive in Kathmandu, Nepal (you're welcome to arrive earlier if desired).

Day 2
The Monkey Temple and Durbar Square tour.

Day 3
Lukla (2840m) to Phakding (2620m) - approximately 4 hours walking.

Day 4
Phakding to Namche Bazaar (3440m) - approximately 6 hours walking.

Day 5
Acclimatisation day in Namche Bazaar. Walk to the Edmund Hillary Museum.

Day 6
Namche Bazaar to Dole (4200m) - approximately 5 hours walking.

Day 7
Dole to Machhermo (4470m) - approximately 6 hours walking.

Day 8
Machermo to Gokyo (4790m) - approximately 6 hours walking.

Day 9
Gokyo to Dragnag with ascent of Gokyo Ri (5360m).

Day 10
Dragnag over the Cho la Pass (5330m) to Dzonglha (4830m) - approximately 9 hours - a tough day!

Day 11
Dzongla to Lobuche (4910m) - approximately 5 hours walking.

Day 12
Lobuche to Gorakshep (5140m) to Everest Base Camp (5364m) - approximately 8 hours walking.

Day 13
Gorakshep to Dingboche (4410m) - approximately 7 hours of descent.

Day 14
Dingboche to Tangboche (3860m) - approximately 4 hours walking.

Day 15
Tangboche to Namche Bazaar - approximately 5 hours walking.

Day 16
Namche Bazaar to Lukla - approximately 7 hours walking.

Day 17
Fly back to Kathmandu.

Day 18
Visit to the Royal city of Patan.

Day 19
Fly home (you're welcome to spend a few extra days in Nepal)

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• All accomodation

• Internal flights

• National park enrty fees

• Local guides

• Porter fees

• Temple entry fees

• Local transport.

The trek leader will be carrying a satellite phone, emergency equipment and a comprehensive medical kit. At times we may be walking on snowfields and you will be provided with walking crampons should it be deemed necessary.

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• Entry visa on arrival in Nepal

• Food (aside from the welcome and final meals)

• Vaccinations

• Personal equipment

• Travel insurance (your travel insurance must include medical evacuation for trekking above 5000m - cheaper insurance companies do not usually cover this.

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A comprehensive kit list will be sent out once the trip is guaranteed to run. Expect to be bringing good walking kit and a sleeping bag that has a comfort rating of -12 degrees celsius. All our food will be provided by locally run 'tea-houses' and our main bags will be carried by porters so you will only need to carry a small day bag containing basic essentials whilst you are trekking.

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We love Nepal and highly value the guides we work with in this stunning country. There are many mountain ranges to trek around, rivers to raft on and sights to see. The possibilities are endless. To top this off we have a great Kathmandu based team who have operated in Nepal for many years and offer us their expertise in planning every itinerary. Having worked with them for many years we trust them to have our best interests at heart. Our ethos is to provide opportunities for people to fulfill their dreams and their aspirations no matter what their sexual orientation. We know our guides believe in this ethos too even in countries such as Nepal where these values are not widespread or common. If you are thinking of trying one of our expeditions Nepal is the place to go.

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