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Langtang Valley Trek

Highlights of Langtang Valley Trek

  • Home-based yak cheese factories.
  • Exploring Ancient Kyanjin Gompa Monasteries.
  • Abundant species of Flora and Fauna inside the Langtang National Park.
  • Sunrise view from Kyanjin Ri situated at an altitude of 4,773 meters.
  • Lifestyle influenced by Tibetan culture.
  • Breathtaking landscapes of assorted glaciers, yak pastures.
  • The eye-catching view of major mountains such as Langtang Lirung (7245m), Langtang Ri (6370m), Dorje Lakpa (6990m), etc.

Langtang Valley Trek Overview

Langtang Valley Trek is one of the beautiful, pristine and wonderful trekkings in the mountains of Nepal. The sublime mountains and the stunning scenic landscapes along with the culture and traditions, influenced by the Tibetan practices and the Langtang National Park are the major attractions of the Langtang Valley Trek. The trekking to Langtang region of Nepal is admired because of its wonderful offerings. The Langtang valley is popular as the valley of glaciers. The glacial beauty and the diverse natural spectrums make it a wonderful trekking destination in Nepal. 

Langtang valley lies the north of Kathmandu and the national park spreading over an area of 1710 sq. Km forged this trekking paradise as an awe-inspiring destination in Nepal. Less trodden trails and some off the beaten paths are incredible and the culture and traditions of the people in this region are worth exploring. The name ‘Langtang’ is a Tibetan name which stands for following the yaks. This valley is believed to be discovered when people go on a haunt to find the yak in the forest. The picturesque mountain panorama and the landscape of Langtang is finest of its kind in Nepal. 

Trekking to the Langtang region of Nepal offers stunning mountain views of Langtang Lirung (7,200m), Ganesh Himal (7,600m) and Langtang-II (7,227m), Tserko Ri (5033m), Ganchhenpo (6388m), Dorje Lakpa (6990m)Kyanjin RI, and Laure Binayak pass (4,609m). Wonderful lush greenery along the trail and spectacular mountain views are the major attraction of the trek. The monasteries dispersed throughout the region are also the major things to explore in Langtang.  The marvellous mountain ranges along with the paddy fields depict the heavenly lifestyle of the mountain people and the finest culture they pursue is excellent. 

The rhododendron forests, swift streams of mountains, pine and bamboo forest, valleys and glaciers, meadows and grasslands blend it as a perfect trekking destination with geography and cultural variations. Some of the amazing waterfalls and hot springs along with the living of traditional villages along the rugged trails are the best things that worth your effort to explore. 

The Sherpas and Tamang inhibit in the wonderful Langtang valley. The hospitality and their cultural stigma are amazing and the best part is you get to explore the lifestyle and culture of people with the marvellous beauty in a complete natural settlement. 

The Langtang valley trek starts with a drive from Kathmandu to the wonderful Syabrubesi. The scenic views of mountains stretching towards the rolling hills in and the meadows environed by the mindblowing natural beauty truly aspire you to trek further the trail. The early trek from Syabrubesi is towards the Lama Hotel. The suspension bridges, streams and bamboo forests along the Rhododendron and alpine floral spectrums will be the major attraction of the day. The surrounding of the Lama Hotel is also wonderful. 

The further trail will take you to the dense forests towards Ghoda Tabela. The magnificent views of Langtang Ri and Langtang Village and the beauty in the trail itself will lure you to move ahead towards the valley of glaciers. The prayers flags, chortens, mani walls and watermills are worth exploring along the trail to Langtang valley. The Langtang valley is amazing and you can explore the picturesque beauty of Langtang from Lantang valley. This is also the major point of Langtang Valley trek in Nepal however, you will trek further to Kyanjin Gompa and Kyanjin Ri. 

The high pasture lands and yak grazing fields along the mani walls are astonishing during the trek from Langtang valley to Kyanjin Gompa. Kyanjin Gompa is in high altitude so you might experience some altitude variation there. The further trail will take you to explore the beauty of Kyanjin Ri. It is also the highest elevation of the trek but the beauty and views from Kyanjin Ri are amazing and spectacular. You can explore the Buddhist culture in Kyanjin Gompa. 

Trailing further the Lama Hotel and Syabrubesi will take you back to the Kathmandu via a drive from Syabrubesi. The wonderful trekking of Langtang valley and the people of Langtang and the Buddhist culture they pursue delivers the awe-inspiring experience. The life-changing trek to Langtang is not so difficult however, requires a good level of physical fitness. 

Langtang valley trek is a moderate level trek in the mountains of Nepal. The trekking is not extensive and requires a good level of physical fitness. The Langtang National Park lies in the trekking route, so you need to obtain a National park permit before entering the Langtang National Park area. This trek requires to reach at an elevation beyond 4000 m above sea level. You need to take good care of the wild habitat. Trekking to the Langtang valley is not demanding however, you need to have a good understanding of altitude. 

Detailed Itinerary

  • DAY 1

    Kathmandu Arrival, Transfer to Hotel.

    Your Arrival Time (?) Our office representative will meet and greet you at Kathmandu Airport and transfer to your hotel in Kathmandu.

    At 06:00 PM: In the evening we will meet for a coffee and will brief you the details of your trek program.
    Elevation: 1,350M

    *Optionally you can add one additional night stay in Kathmandu to cover cultural sightseeing in Kathmandu as well for your trek preparation shopping.

    Kathmandu Full Day Sightseeing: You will visit for a full day sightseeing in Kathmandu of Kathmandu and Patan Durbar Square, Boudhanath and Swayambhunath.

    Meal: Not Included.

  • DAY 2

    Drive to Syabrubesi.

    At 07:00 AM: After breakfast in the morning, we will drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi, the starting point of the trek. The drive takes around eight hours and passes through rural lowland villages where we can observe the procession of an ordinary day. Scenic views of mountains and stretches of rolling hills also accompany you. Overnight stay at a Syabrubesi.
    Elevation: 1,500M

    Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Included.

  • DAY 3

    Trek to Lama Hotel.

    At 08:00 AM: The trek to Lama Hotel is mostly following the upstream of Langtang River. After crossing a suspension bridge, we pass a stream. The walk continues along with forests of Bamboo, Rhododendron and other alpine trees. It’s an easy walk despite the wavy nature of the trail. Overnight stay at Lama Hotel.
    Elevation: 2,480M

    Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Included.

  • DAY 4

    Trek to Langtang Village.

    At 08:00 AM: After breakfast, we move on through a trail along with dense forests which ascends towards Ghoda Tabela. Views of Langtang Ri and the Langtang Village are magnificent from here. As we move to the Langtang Village, prayer flags, chortens, mani walls and water mills welcome us. Overnight stay at a lodge in Langtang Valley.
    Elevation: 3,430M

    Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Included.

  • DAY 5

    Trek to Kyanjin Gompa.

    At 08:00 AM: We will leave the village after breakfast, we move on through high pasture lands where yaks graze. Today’s walk is mostly walking alongside the mani walls and across wooden bridges, high altitude atmosphere can be felt as we reach Kyanjin Gompa. Overnight stay in a Kyanjin Gompa lodge.
    Elevation: 3,830M

    Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Included.

  • DAY 6

    Hike to Kyanjin Ri.

    At 06:00 AM: It’s a day for exploration. A hike to Kyanjin Ri is scheduled in the morning. Incredible landscape views of Langtang range joys the eyes at the elevation. After returning back, we can explore around Kyanjing Gompa which is also the settlement area for Buddhist community people.
    Elevation: 4,400M
     

    Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Included.

  • DAY 7

    Trek to Lama Hotel.

    At 08:00 AM: We walk past scenic trails to get back to Lama Hotel via Ghoda Tabela. The route is mostly a descent and an easy and pleasant walk. Overnight stay in a Lama Hotel.
    Elevation: 2,480M

    Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Included.

  • DAY 8

    Trek to Syabrubesi.

    At 08:00 AM: Further descending to Syabrubesi, we take the same route through Bamboo. Thick bamboo and rhododendron forests pass along the way. Overnight stay at a Syabrubesi.
    Elevation: 1,500M

    Meal: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Included.

  • DAY 9

    Drive to Kathmandu.

    On this day you are returning to Kathmandu by drive. You will get shopping time in Kathmandu and we will have a farewell Nepali dinner together.
    Elevation: 1,350M
     

    Meal: Breakfast and Dinner Included.

  • DAY 10

    Departure.

    You will be free until your flight time; we will drop you at Kathmandu Airport 3 hour before your flight.

    Meal: Breakfast Included.

Cost Inclusion

  • All arrival and departure at Kathmandu airport as mentioned.
  • Private transfer (Kathmandu/Syabrubesi/Kathmandu) as mentioned in the itinerary.
  • 2-star hotel accommodation in Kathmandu as per the trek itinerary.
  • Daily breakfast throughout the trip.
  • Lunch and Dinner from trek start day to trek end day.
  • All necessary paper works. (National Park Entry Permits and TIMS Card)
  • English speaking licensed trek guide.
  • Porter during the trek. (Can carry 20KG Baggage of 2 people)
  • Lodge or Tea house accommodation during the trek.
  • One local SIM card (returnable) during your stay.
  • All government and local taxes.
  • Guide and Porter’s salary, food and accommodation during the trek.
  • Arrangement of emergency helicopter service which will be paid by your traveller’s insurance company.
  • Sleeping bag, duffle bags and trekking route maps – if necessary.
  • Farewell Nepali dinner on your last night.

Cost Exclusion

  • Personal expenses.
  • Kathmandu sightseeing entrance fee.
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Nepal visa cost. (You will require 2 passport size photos and 30 USD)
  • International flight ticket.
  • Travel health insurance. (Recommended)
  • Tips for the guide, porter and driver.
  • Sweet things like dessert/chocolate.
  • All alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.

FAQS

  • Is a porter necessary during the trek?

    Porter will help you by carrying your baggage during the trek. He can carry weighing 15 to 25 kgs. It helps you in making your trek easier.

  • How difficult is this trek?

    This is a moderate level trek. One must walk uphill during the trek time. A physically fit and a mentally calm person can complete the trek easily.

  • Which is the best time to visit Nepal?

    The best season to visit Nepal is the pre-monsoon period (February to May) and Post monsoon period (September to December). The sky is clear, which means that you can truly enjoy the remarkable Nepalese landscape with the mountainous views. 

    The weather is either usually too cold in the winter and very wet in the summer during the monsoon season, but you can trek to Upper Mustang because it falls under the rain shadow.

  • What is the age limit for trekking?

    There is no age limit for adult trekkers to visit Nepal. However, Child below 18 is required to trek with their parents or guardian.

  • Are food and safe drinking water available in the trekking regions?

    Food and water are mostly available in every trekking region. Nepali Dal Bhat, as well as curry or noodles soup, are available the most. Almost all hotels and lodges provide you with normal drinking water. But you can purchase a mineral water bottle or boiled water.

  • Is the electricity and communication facility available on trekking routes?

    Most of the trekking areas nowadays have basic electricity facility. Sometimes, load shedding occurs due to power outage. During that time, the hotels and lodges cover electrical needs via generators and fuel cells.
    Landlines and telephone services are available in the Everest and Annapurna regions. Most of the lodges and hotels facilitate you with Wi-Fi and internet services on a paid basis.

  • What are the accommodation facilities?

    Several lodges and hotels are available to give you a better accommodation facility. But most of the lodges offer basic services in the room. If you are on a camping trip, then the tents will be provided.

  • Do I need a permit for trekking in Nepal?

    The permit and the passes depend upon the trekking area. There are a few restricted trekking areas in Nepal, where trekking permits are required such as Dolpo, Mustang, Manaslu, Kanchenjunga, Nar-Phu, Tsum Valley and Dhaulagiri. Special trekking permit like Tourist Information Management System (TIMS) is required to explore the regions. A Conservation Permit or National Park permit is required Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), Manaslu Conservation Area Project (MCAP) and other permits are needed to trek Annapurna, Manaslu and other conservation areas.

  • Should I do Insurance before trekking in Nepal?

    Insurance is strongly recommended. Every trekker must have their insurance before arrival to Kathmandu. Rescue insurance and helicopter supported medical evacuation must be included. The insurance should cover theft, loss of baggage, airline delays, accidents, and trip cancellation.

  • What is approximate daily walk duration the trek?

    The walk duration differs on the basis of the trip. Short treks are easier whereas long trips are tough and need some physical fitness. You need to walk around 5 to 7 hours a day, which depends on your walk-in speed.

  • What is the required health and fitness level?

    Before starting, you must know about your body fitness. Good level of physical fitness, general hiking experience are important factors for trekking. You should be mentally calm and comfortable during the trek.

  • What is Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS)? How can I prevent it?

    AMS occurs on the high altitude. The cardiopulmonary system is affected by low oxygen density. It causes breathing difficulty. The major symptoms of AMS   or dizziness, low appetite, nausea and vomiting, insomnia. It can be prevented by trekking through appropriate regions, giving oxygen, drinking 4 to 5 litres of water or liquid per day, do acclimatization.

  • Should I carry medicines and first aid kits?

    We highly recommend you to bring your prescribed medicines and first aid kit. While travelling with a guide, you can ask him for it. He has a vast knowledge about first aid treatment.  He also provides you with rescue treatment at the time of emergency.

  • Rescue if needed?

    You will be provided rescue facilities in case of emergency. Insurance-based helicopter rescue and medical evacuation services are also facilitated.

  • Is a guide compulsory during the trek?

    Guides will ensure your safety and convenience. Our experienced guides are familiar with the concerned trekking routes. Besides guiding, they will help and solve any kind of problem which may arise during the trek.

  • Is a porter necessary during the trek?

    Porter will help you by carrying your baggage during the trek. He can carry weighing 15 to 25 kgs. It helps you in making your trek easier.

  • Is it compulsory to tip a guide?

    Tipping is known as an exceptional service given to a guide. In this case, it is a personal decision of trekkers either to give a tip or not. Tipping is not mandatory, however, for the services they provided, it is a kind gesture to motivate them for better services.

  • How difficult is this trek?

    This is a moderate level trek. One must walk uphill during the trek time. A physically fit and a mentally calm person can complete the trek easily.

  • Which is the best time to visit Nepal?

    The best season to visit Nepal is the pre-monsoon period (February to May) and Post monsoon period (September to December). The sky is clear, which means that you can truly enjoy the remarkable Nepalese landscape with the mountainous views. 

    The weather is either usually too cold in the winter and very wet in the summer during the monsoon season, but you can trek to Upper Mustang because it falls under the rain shadow.

  • What is the age limit for trekking?

    There is no age limit for adult trekkers to visit Nepal. However, Child below 18 is required to trek with their parents or guardian.

  • Are food and safe drinking water available in the trekking regions?

    Food and water are mostly available in every trekking region. Nepali Dal Bhat, as well as curry or noodles soup, are available the most. Almost all hotels and lodges provide you with normal drinking water. But you can purchase a mineral water bottle or boiled water.

  • Is the electricity and communication facility available on trekking routes?

    Most of the trekking areas nowadays have basic electricity facility. Sometimes, load shedding occurs due to power outage. During that time, the hotels and lodges cover electrical needs via generators and fuel cells.
    Landlines and telephone services are available in the Everest and Annapurna regions. Most of the lodges and hotels facilitate you with Wi-Fi and internet services on a paid basis.

  • What are the accommodation facilities?

    Several lodges and hotels are available to give you a better accommodation facility. But most of the lodges offer basic services in the room. If you are on a camping trip, then the tents will be provided.

  • Do I need a permit for trekking in Nepal?

    The permit and the passes depend upon the trekking area. There are a few restricted trekking areas in Nepal, where trekking permits are required such as Dolpo, Mustang, Manaslu, Kanchenjunga, Nar-Phu, Tsum Valley and Dhaulagiri. Special trekking permit like Tourist Information Management System (TIMS) is required to explore the regions. A Conservation Permit or National Park permit is required Annapurna Conservation Area Project (ACAP), Manaslu Conservation Area Project (MCAP) and other permits are needed to trek Annapurna, Manaslu and other conservation areas.

  • Should I do Insurance before trekking in Nepal?

    Insurance is strongly recommended. Every trekker must have their insurance before arrival to Kathmandu. Rescue insurance and helicopter supported medical evacuation must be included. The insurance should cover theft, loss of baggage, airline delays, accidents, and trip cancellation.

  • What is Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS)? How can I prevent it?

    AMS occurs on the high altitude. The cardiopulmonary system is affected by low oxygen density. It causes breathing difficulty. The major symptoms of AMS   or dizziness, low appetite, nausea and vomiting, insomnia. It can be prevented by trekking through appropriate regions, giving oxygen, drinking 4 to 5 litres of water or liquid per day, do acclimatization.

  • Should I carry medicines and first aid kits?

    We highly recommend you to bring your prescribed medicines and first aid kit. While travelling with a guide, you can ask him for it. He has a vast knowledge about first aid treatment.  He also provides you with rescue treatment at the time of emergency.

  • Rescue if needed?

    You will be provided rescue facilities in case of emergency. Insurance-based helicopter rescue and medical evacuation services are also facilitated.

  • Is a guide compulsory during the trek?

    Guides will ensure your safety and convenience. Our experienced guides are familiar with the concerned trekking routes. Besides guiding, they will help and solve any kind of problem which may arise during the trek.

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