Gokyo and Everest Base Camp trek Tours in June 2026

I have nothing but positive words for Chhatra and his team. From the initial e-mail contacts with Chhatra to the final drop-off at the airport, the service was impeccable. Chhatra is an expert at what it takes to run a great tour company - delivering the best service with passion that would make a customer want to return. On the day I was to fly out to Lukla, my flight got cancelled. The sky at Lukla was closed. It was an unforeseeable event that no one has control of. At that moment, travelers like myself wanted solutions. Chhatra provided the solutions and did not let me down. He managed, to my surprise, to get me on a helicopter to Lukla. Once at Lukla, I met my guide, Dukpa Tamang, who took good care of me throughout the trek. As a solo female traveler, I felt very safe trekking with Dukpa. He is very experienced, service-minded and a funny person to be around with. For example, would make sure I had enough water at the start of each day and made sure I got the best possible accommodation throughout the trip. Most importantly, he helped make my 14 days in the mountains memorable and enjoyable while sharing his knowledge of the local geography and customs of the Khumbu Region. I cant thank you enough, Dukpa! I highly recommend this company to anyone looking forward to trekking in Nepal - especially any solo female travelers and travelers from my native Thailand.

The trip was one of the most amazing things I've ever done in my life. I travelled to Nepal alone but met some fantastic people along the way. The sights of the mountains were spectacular and really have to be seen first hand to be believed. It wasn't easy and I definitely struggled on a few days but that's what makes my memories greater.

We were a group of 10 friends who decided about a year back to do the 17 day trek to Everest Base Camp and 3 Passes. AND what to say!!! It was absolutely amazing :) From day one Madhav at Mosaic Adventure was quick to answer our questions and provide advise which made preparing for the trip a lot easier and set realistic expectations. Once in Nepal, we were met at the airport and taken to our hotel. The next day we enjoyed a city tour with one of their knowledgable and very accommodating guides (this was also a highlight of our trip). Then the day arrived - the start to our trek! We were met by Madhav and our guide (BN) in the morning and it was off to the airport and supprisingly a timely departure to Lukla (these flights tend to get cancelled last minute due to weather). During the trek we had modest but comfortable accommodations with all three meals included. These are generally carb based (to keep ones energy levels up) and non the less tasty! During the entire trip our guide BN and assistant guide Purna were nothing short than amazing. They told us stories about the areas, their lives and answered the multitude of questions we had and always made sure we were all ok. Sadly one of our group became very ill with AS, so much so she had to be airlifted out by helicopter. What was a rather worrisome and stressful situation was made so much easier with the guidance of our guides about what needs to happen and Madhav then checking in on her once in the hospital in Kathmandu. The trek itself I would describe as amazing scenery with well kept paths and to really enjoy this journey you should have a very good fitness level. The most challenging days for part of the team were the passes but rest of the time the walking is what one refers to as a Nepalese Flat (hilly). I thoroughly enjoyed every moment in Nepal and can't wait to get back there again to do another of their incredible treks through the mountain area. This is truly a trip of a lifetime with added flare added by the guides. Thank you to the entire Mosaic Team for making this what it was and I cant wait to be back :D PS: we trekked 16 October 2017 - 1 November 2017 and had amazing weather!

A group of 10 of us undertook the Everest Base Camp, Cho La Pass and Gokyo Lake trek in April 2018. It was an amazing experience and we felt truly priviledged to see a wonderful part of the world. The stunning views and scenery, friendly people and great places we visited will live long in our memories. The trek was challenging in places, especially with having to adjust to the altitude, but it was worth the effort for the rewards. The weather was great whilst we were there with us only needing shorts and t-shirts when trekking at lower-levels. The accommodation and food was as expected, considering the remoteness of the location.

A group of friends and I completed the Everest Base Camp-Chola Pass trek, and we had a fantastic time! The views were remarkable, we loved immersing ourselves in the food and culture, and the weather was perfect. I enjoyed base camp but what blew me away were the views when crossing Chola pass and arriving at Gokyo lakes! Although some of us fell ill, myself included, our guide Raj and our porters (Bir and Marn) were very accommodating and patient in helping us throughout the two week period. Raj was a very knowledgeable and conscientious guide, and I'd recommend him if you were to embark on any trek in Nepal. Chhatra, the business owner who I organised the trek through, was very patient with all my questions over the course of a few months and we met in-person several times during our time in Kathmandu. I do have plans to undertake another trek in Nepal.

I completed an EBC+Chola Pass trek in early April 2017 and I can strongly recommend the services of Chhatra and his tour company. The booking was easy and Chhatra promptly provided answers to all my queries.Walking poles, a warm down jacket and a warm sleeping bag were provided for the trek by the company and turned out to be very reliable. The trek itself was really well organised, porters always did a great job and went ahead of the group to book the accommodation.Our guides, Arun and Basu, spoke excellent English, were very knowledgeable and great characters all round. They were always helpful and accommodated all the needs of the group (slower/faster walking, photos, breaks, etc.). We stayed in the best possible teahouses with no major issues. Our group happened to be grounded in Lukla on the last day and Chhatra and the guides did a great job to get us on the flight the next day, even though there were loads of other stranded tourists. Overall the experience made me want to come back to Nepal and do another trek in future.