Renjo La Pass Trek

The Renjo La Pass trek is an exhilarating adventure set at 17,586 feet, bridging Thame and Gokyo Valley. As one of the most remote and off the beaten path routes in the Everest region, it offers an unparalleled escape into the wilderness. Perfect for those craving an alternative trekking experience, this journey immerses you in the raw, untouched beauty of the Himalayas.

Throughout the trek, you’ll explore isolated Sherpa villages, towering peaks, glacial lakes, and pristine rivers. Every step gives a deeper connection to nature, far from the crowds. Known for its demanding trails and awe-inspiring scenery, the Gokyo Renjo La Pass trek is one of the most challenging routes in the region.

Reaching the Renjo La summit is a moment of pure reward. From this breathtaking vantage point, you’ll witness four towering 8,000-meter peaks including Everest, Lhotse, Makalu, and Cho Oyu along with a panorama of countless snow-capped giants.

Trek to Renjo la leads through stunning valleys dotted with crystal clear lakes, including the sacred Gokyo Lakes, a revered pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhists alike. Nearby, the colossal Ngozumpa Glacier, the longest in the Himalayas, adds to the region’s dramatic landscape.

Renjo La remains a true wilderness escape, where solitude is part of the experience. It takes you through remote Tibetan-Buddhist Sherpa settlements, whose ancestors migrated here in the 1960s, adding a rich cultural dimension to your journey.

As you trek, the landscape transforms from lush rhododendron and pine forests to rugged alpine terrain. Wildlife enthusiasts may spot Himalayan tahr, blue sheep, and even the elusive snow leopard in the higher elevations. Birdwatchers will be captivated by the sight of Himalayan monals, snow pigeons, and griffon vultures soaring above.

Although challenging, the trek is now more accessible with well maintained stone steps and fixed iron poles for added support. However, trekkers should be aware that Lungden and Gokyo Resorts close in mid-winter due to extreme cold, frozen lakes, and heavy snowfall.

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Price Per Person for Renjo La Pass trek package cost for 2025 and 2026.

Number of Tourist	Price Per Person
1 Person	US$ 1350
2 Person	US$ 1125
3 Person	US$ 1125
4 to 6 person	US$ 1099
7 to 9 Person	US$ 1050
10 and more than 10 Person	US$ 999

If you’re wondering to know about what is included and what is excluded from this trip price, kindly check on the cost given on a tab button.

Best of Renjo la pass trek itinerary details

This 10 days Renjo La trek follows a classic itinerary, presents a shorter yet equally rewarding alternative to longer Everest region treks. Designed for global adventurers with limited time, it provides a well paced journey to the breathtaking Renjo La summit. If this itinerary doesn’t fully match your expectations, we are happy to customize it to suit your preferences.

01 DayLanding in Kathmandu (1,350m/4,429 feet). Transfer to your hotel. 02 DayFly to Lukla airport (2,840m). Trek to Bengkar (2,630m/8,629 feet), 4 hours 03 Day Bengkar to Namche Bazaar Trek (3,440m/11,286 feet), 4 hours 04 Day[Half day acclimatization]. Thame village trek (3,800m/12,468 feet), 3 hours 05 DayThame to Lungden Lodge Trek (4,380m/14,371 feet), 4 hours 06 DayRenjo la Pass Trek (5,360m/17,586 feet) and descend to Gokyo Lakes (4,790m/15,716 feet), 7 hours 07 DayHike to Gokyo Ridge (5,357m/17,576 feet), 3 hours. Descend to Machhermo village, 3 hours 08 DayMachhermo to Namche Bazaar trek (3,440m/11,286 feet), 6 hours 09 DayNamche Bazaar to Lukla airport trek (2,840m/9,318 feet), 8 hours 10 DayReturn with a scenic flight from Lukla. Transfer to hotel.

How much is the Renjo la pass trek package price?

The classic 10 Days Renjo La Pass Trek US$ 1125 is a standard package per person based on double occupancy. For those seeking a deluxe or luxury trekking experience, we offer 4 to 5 star hotel accommodations in Kathmandu, featuring deluxe air conditioned rooms with breakfast. Similarly, along the trekking route, we arrange standard lodges with attached toilets and bathrooms wherever available.

Moreover, we are always open to customizing your tour and package pricing to match your specific preferences and requirements.

We offer private treks to Renjo La Pass, including the Nangpa La and Gokyo Valley, with flexible start dates tailored to your schedule. Contact us for more details and the best available rates.

Question: Is pick up service available on my arrival in Kathmandu?.

Answer: Yes sure. Provide us with your flight details. Our representative will come to pick up you at Kathmandu international airport.

Question: I am a beginner, do I need experience for this Renjo la Pass trek?.

Answer: As a beginner, prior trekking experience is recommended for the Renjo La Pass trek due to its moderate to strenuous nature and high altitude. However, with proper preparation, acclimatization, and guidance from experienced guides, it is possible for beginners to undertake this trek.

Question: Can I store my additional luggage stuff in Kathmandu?

Answer: Yes, you can leave your luggage at your hotel or at our office. Storing your clothing stuffs in the Gokyo Treks agency office is for safe.

Question: Is Renjo La trekking Safe for the Solo Female Trekkers?

Answer: Yes, this Renjo la trek is widely regarded as safe for solo female trekkers. However, as with any trekking adventure, it’s crucial to take precautions and remain aware of your surroundings. Our team consists of honest and friendly guides who treat every trekker like a family member. We have been organizing treks for solo female travelers since our establishment, ensuring their safety and enjoyment throughout the journey.

A solo trek to Renjo La Pass harder to find a private room, especially during the high season when guest houses are often fully occupied. Traveling with a group of at least two people increases your chances of getting a private room, as most rooms are equipped with two beds.

Question: What kind of Food and lodge accommodation can I expect?.

Answer: At this Renjo La Pass trekking route, lodges feature attached restaurants where a professional cook prepares a delicious array of mostly vegetarian meals. Meal menu includes pasta, tuna bakes, noodles, potatoes, eggs, curry rice, bread, soups, and fresh vegetables.

Dinner and breakfast are provided at the lodge where you spend the night, while lunch is served on the way to the next destination.

We also provide tourist-standard, clean accommodation throughout the journey. Rooms along the route are clean, with cozy beds, nice mattresses, and blankets. However, we recommend bringing your own sleeping bag if you have one; otherwise, you can rent one in Kathmandu.

Question: What opportunities will I have a shower?.

Answer: Opportunities for a shower on the Renjo La Pass trekking route are often possible in a small fee. However, some lodges may offer bucket showers.

Question: How do I mnage to drink water on my Renjo la pass lodge trekking?.

Answer: Along the trek routes, most places offer accommodations in hotels and shops where tourists can purchase bottled mineral water. However, we advise against buying mineral water in plastic bottles due to the lack of proper waste disposal facilities in the Himalayas.

Alternatively, we recommend purchasing water purification tablets from a pharmacy in Kathmandu before your trek. You can find fresh water from taps, streams along the journey, or at your campsite.

Question: Can I charge my mobile phone or digital camera on Renjo la trip?

Answer: Yes, you can charge your mobile phone or digital camera during the Renjo La trip. Most lodges along the trekking route have charging facilities, either through electricity or solar power. However, it’s advisable to bring your own charging adapter and power bank to ensure you can charge your devices when needed.

Question: Are there any communication facilities on my trip to Renjo La?

Answer: Communication facilities on the Renjo La trek are limited. Mobile coverage may be sparse, so it’s advisable to be prepared for minimal connectivity.

Question: When should I book my trip and what are the payments terms?.

Answer: We recommend booking as early as possible to get eelier seat in the lukla flight. While we will make every effort to accommodate last-minute bookings, it is advisable to secure your reservation in advance. For the advance deposit, we request a 20% trek deposit to confirm your reservation before your arrival in Nepal. Despite that, the remaining payment can be settled upon your arrival in Kathmandu.

Question: Who will carry my luggage on my hike to Renjo la pass?

Answer: We provide porters to transport your luggage for your hike to Renjo la pass. As a responsible trekking tour operator agency, each of our porter carry a maximum of 24 kilograms of your backpack. It means 1 porter is for every two guests, with each guest having a 12-kilogram luggage limit.

Question: How much distance do I walk each day?

Answer: The estimated distance you’ll walk each day on your Renjo La Pass trekking varies depending on the itinerary and pace. On average, you might expect to walk around 5 to 7 hours per day, covering approximately 10 to 15 kilometers, but this can vary based on the specific route and conditions.

Question: Do I need walking poles for my adventure Renjo la pass?.

Answer: Using trekking poles especially for adventure Renjo la is advisable for better balance and stability. Whether walking on sidewalks or trails, learning how to use trekking poles can be beneficial. They can help prevent slips and falls, although they are recommended rather than mandatory.

Question: Is it possible to hire a Sherpa trekking guide for Renjo La Gokyo Lakes trekking?.

Answer: Yes, it is possible to hire a Sherpa trekking guide for the Renjo La Pass and Gokyo Lakes trek if you prefer not to purchase a full-board package. Sherpa guides, experienced in the region, offer valuable insights into the local culture and terrain.

Question: How much additional money do I need daily to cover my extra expenses?.

Answer: It depends upon your spending habits. Basically, you can allocate US$ 08 – 10 per day to buy bottles of water, chocolates, tea coffee along the journey. If you have plan to upgrade accommodation to use a private toilet/bathroom, plan your budget accordingly. You should manage all those amount in cash Nepali local currency as ATM in Namche and Lukla often out of cash in a busy season. Similarly, credit card payment option is also not available.