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LANGTANG VALLEY TREK

Despite its close proximity to Kathmandu, the Langtang Valley Trekking reaches into an area as wild as any of the Tibetan highlands on a trail less traveled by tourists. The Langtang Valley Trek not only offers an idyllic landscape, but also an insight into the unique culture of the Tamang tribe who inhabit these highlands. The people of this region bordering Tibet, follow Buddhism religion and a culture similar to their Tibetan ancestors.

The Langtang Valley Trek is ideal for those who have a tight itinerary but wish to experience the high Himalayas with its unique culture without the risk of possible delays caused by air travel. Moreover, the beautiful rhododendron and bamboo forests full of wildlife, majestic waterfalls and the snow-capped Himalayas will make this trek a once in a life time experience into the land of the Buddha.

The Langtang Valley Trek begins with a drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi, from where we begin our trek up stone stairs to a village called Lama Hotel. The trail to Langtang village levels out before we arrive at the famous Kanyanjing Gompa. The Gompa, nestled peacefully in the Himalayas, seems to be in synchrony with the nature it is surrounded with.

From Kyanjin Gompa there are two equally awesome peaks to climb, depending on your stamina. The more challenging is Tsergo Ri, 4984m, a 6hr or 7hr round trip; the relatively easy one, Kyanjin Ri, 4773m, which takes a mere two to three hours from Kyanjin Gompa.



After exploring and experiencing the area around Kyanjin Gompa, we will return on the same trail to Syabrubesi, from where we drive back to Kathmandu.

TripAdvisor Nepal recommends trekking from October to November, or in March and April. This trek is also suitable for a winter (Christmas) Trek as the weather in this region is not so severe. Though the summer is quite wet, and you need to combat leeches, this trek takes you so close to the Himalayas that you get great views that are impossible on any other trek at that time of year.

Facts of Trip:



Country: Nepal
Destination: Langtang Valley Trekking
Starting point: Dunche
Ending Point: Syabru Besi
Transportation: By bus
Mode of Trekking: Lodge Trek ( Tea house Trek) or Camping
Best season in Nepal: Mar, Apr, May, Sep, Oct & Nov
Total Trip Duration: 13 Days
Grade: Moderate and challenge
Majors interesting: Buddhist monasteries and Hindu temples,
Max. Altitude: 4200m
Activities: Sight seeing and Trekking

Group Size: Min 01 pax, Max 12 Pax


Langtang Himal 6581m, Langtang Ri 7246, Lakpha Dorje Kimsung 6745m, Ganesh Himal 1 - 7406m, Ganesh II 7150m, Ganesh III – 7130m, Yala Peak 5560m, Ganjal Chuli 5844m, Langshisa – Ri 6310m., Morimoto peak 6750m, Pongen Dopku 5930m, Tembthang 5702m, Salbachum 6707m, Kyungka Ri 6979m, Langtang Ri 7205m, Chusmodo 6508m

Trip day to day itinerary

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu
Flying to Kathmandu is in itself an exciting and memorable experience. On a clear day you will get a panoramic view of the snow-capped Annapurna mountain range. In the airport, after completing the visa formalities, collect your luggage downstairs. As you exit the airport terminal, you will be met by our representative carrying your name on a signboard.You will be taken to your hotel in our vehicle, where you will be served free welcome drinks, tea or coffee or juice as you check in.

Day 02: Preparation Day in Kathmandu
We will finalize paperwork-permit for your trip and make a final check of your climbing equipment. In case you need additional trekking equipment, you will have a chance to buy it. Sightseeing tours of Kathmandu Valley are also an option.

Day 03 : Kathmandu –Syabru Besi 1505m
We take a 9hr scenic drive north of Kathmandu along the Trishuli River Valley to Sybru Besi, via Dhunche village; Guesthouse accommodation.

Day 04: Syabru Besi to Lama Hotel 2415m
We trek 5hrs from Sybrubensi to Lama Hotel, walking along the Bhote Koshi river and Langtang Khola river passing through a village, Bamboo, which is famous for the red panda. Guesthouse accommodation.

Day 05: Lama Hotel to Langtang, 3430m
We trek 6hrs from Lama Hotel to Langtang via Ghodatabela. At Ghodatabela, 3000m, the trail emerges from the forest; teahouse accommodation

Day 06: Langtang Village to Kyanjing Gompa, 3870m
The trail climbs gradually through small villages and yak pastures. As the valley opens out, the views become more extensive. After crossing several small streams and moraines, we reach the settlement at Kyangjin Gompa by about lunch time. There is a small monastery and a cheese factory. It is a dramatic setting, with a panorama of snow covered peaks surrounding us. From this point, you will see the Dorje Larpa, 6990m, Langtang Ri, 6370m, Langtang Lirung, 7245m and others. Overnight stay at lodge.

Day 07: Rest day in Kyangjin Gompa
We take a day off to acclimatize, explore and have a proper rest. We can climb Kyangjin Ri, 4350m, from where you get wonderful views of the snow-capped mountains. We can walk up the moraine to see the spectacular mountain ridges and undulating glaciers. Overnight stay at lodge

Day 08: Return to Lama Hotel, 2470m: 5-6 Hours
We retrace our steps back to the Lama Hotel. Walking through the rhododendron and pine forest we may see deer and snow leopards native to this region. Overnight stay at lodge

Day 09: Trek to Syabrubesi

Day 10: Drive to Kathmandu

Day 11: Free Day in Kathmandu
After breakfast, there will be free time for souvenir shopping and other independent activities.

Day 12: Final departure
Farewell and transfer to airport for final departure to destination country

Cost Details:

Trip Cost: USD 890 Per Person - Min 01 pax
Trip Cost: USD 770 Per Person - Above 02 pax

Service Includes

  • Transportation from Airport – Hotel – Airport: Car, Van, Hi-ace or Coaster
  • Welcome dinner with Live Nepalese Cultural Program
  • Accommodation in Kathmandu, four nights (bed and breakfast and tax included) Hotel 
  • Accommodation during trek ; local lodges 8 days (8 breakfasts, 8 lunches, 7 dinners, tea, coffee and twin-share rooms with beds with comfortable foam mattress and pillows included)
  • Experienced English-speaking Sherpas; Govt. Trained/Licensed Holder guides
  • Porters (2 persons- One porter basis; max load 30 kg per porter
  • Hot watter for driking 
  • Transportation Kathamndu – Syabru Besi - Kathmandu Tourist Bus or Jep
  • Langtang National Park fee, TIMS permits and all required permits and official documentation
  • Four Season Sleeping Bag
  • Personal Insurance for Nepalese staff
  • Our Service charge
  • Hot Shower charge at trekking lodges

Service Excludes

  • Sightseeing tours in Kathmandu, which can be arranged upon your request.
  • Personal Insurance for your travel to Nepal.
  • Lunch & Dinner in Kathmandu
  • Personal Expenses
  • Tipping (Tips)
  • Liquor, Mineral Water and Soft Drinks
  • Batteries and Telephone calls
  • Emergency Rescue/Evacuation



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