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The High Passes of Everest Trek: Lobuche to The Gokyo Lakes via Cho La Days 11 – 14

Posted on 2012-10-13 by true_north

Table of Contents: Previous Post: Chhukhung To Kala Pathar Via Kongma La Days 8 – 10 Day 11 – Lobuche to High Camp below Cho La Day 12 – Cho La High Camp To Dragnag Day 13 – Dragnag To Gokyo … Continue reading →

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Posted in hiking/trekking, Nepal | Tagged #1 trek in the world, adventure travel, Cho La pass photos, Dragnag Gokyo, Gokyo lakes teahouses, Gokyo Ri climb, high passes of everest trek, Khumbu cough, Ngozumpa Glacier Gokyo, trekking Gokyo Lakes, trekking poles advantages | 11 Comments
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