Langtang Valley Trek

Trip Facts

Duration:
13 days
Trekking Region:
Langtang Region
Max. altitude:
4350m
Grading:
Easy to Moderate
Best Time:
March-May/ September- December
Group size:
Min 2 and Maximum 15 people ( Private package for solo traveller)
Accomodation:
Tea house and lodge
Meals:
Lunch, Breakfast and Dinner and snacks
Trasportation:
Vehicle

Trip Highlights

  • Short and Accessible Trekking Destination with a fantastic Himalayan experiences.
  • Magnificent view of the mountains like Dorje Lakpa (6,990 m), Langtang -II (7,227 m), and Langtang Lirung (7,200 m), Ganesh Himal(7,429 m)
  • Hiking through stunning forests, high alpine meadows, and yak pastures
  • Incredible mountain views of the Langtang Himalayas, valley and across to Tibet from Kyanjin Ri
  • Explore the beautiful Tamang villages and get a more in-depth insight into their cultures and heritages.
  • Opportunity to witness rare animals like the red panda, snow leopard, langur, and musk deer.
  • Explore the ancient monastery of Kyanjin Gompa.
  • Langtang Trek can be done at any time of the year. But the seasons of autumn and spring are the best. f

Trip Overview

The Langtang Region trekking in Nepal offers stunning mountain views, diverse landscapes, and unique cultural experiences. Langtang region trekking is associated with Langtang National park. Trekkers typically start from Syabrubesi and follow trails that lead through picturesque villages like Lama Hotel, Langtang Village, and Kyanjin Gompa. Highlights include encounters with Tamang and Sherpa communities, lush forests, high alpine meadows, and close-up views of Langtang Lirung and other Himalayan peaks.

The trek can range from 7 to 14 days depending on the specific route chosen and side trips taken. It's a fantastic option for those seeking a less crowded alternative to popular routes like Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Circuit. 

 

Detail Itinerary

Upon arrival in kathmandu you will short out your visa and immigrations parts and one of our team representative will be there to collect your baggage and navigate you till hotel. 

Normally you will arrive in the evening and when you got refreshed then you can hike a little around your hotel, you will see colorful kathmandu. Depending on your arrival you free time will be set out. 

Early in the morning we will drive to Syapru bhesi by bus. Shyapru bhesi is entrance for Langtnag national park and small town for Langtang region. 

 

Driving time : Approximately 6 hours 

Distance : 137 km 

 

After crossing a Bhote koshi river, we arrive one small village and we pass by left side of the Langtang khola. we walk for two hours on a Nepalese flat (succession of ups and downs) in an often humid subtropical forest, and in which it is sometimes possible to observe monkeys.
we lunch at silent Bomboo village (1970m) at the side of the river.Then, it is by a fairly steep climb of one hour that we reach the village of Rimche (2400m). Half an hour further, we reach Lama Hotel (2480m), a small hamlet located in the middle of the forest.

We will embark towards important village of this region, which region is named by that village (Langtang).
We walk in the forest, the valley widens, dominated by Lantang Lirung (7225m). An hour and a half later we arrive at Ghodatabela (2972m, lunch break at Thayangsyap (3140m).We start to see Tserko-Ri (4984m).(The path climbs gently and in two hours we reach the village of Langtang (3410m) whose inhabitants are mainly of Tibetan origin. On the horizon we see the snow-covered slopes of Ganchenpo (6387m). The village was completely destroyed during the 2015 earthquake following an avalanche (rock, snow, ice).
The new village is rebuilt slightly higher in the valley. We can see the still the traces of the earthquake.

 

We start to climb of pretty steepy towards where we can see long manies with lots of mantras written in the stones. We pass through some beautiful villages of Mundu and Singdum then the relatively easy climb continues to the Yamphu, which we cross just before arriving at Kyanjin Gompa (3860m) at the foot of the Langtang Lirung glacier. We stay near to Buddhist monastery. Kyanjin Gompa mainly serves as summer pasture for herds of yaks. We can visit the cheese factory and monastery as well. We arrive for the lunch break at Kyanjin Gompa.

During this day we will climb up to Kyangjin Ri 4350m. From the summit we will see breathtaking views of Langtang valley and and the surrounding peaks: Langtang Lirung (7225m), Yansa Tsenji (6575m), Ganchenpo (6387m).We descends to the camp for the lunch and after lunch free time to visit the cheese factory and monastery.

 

We will trek back the same way we go up and we follow the Langtang river with beautiful coniferous forest and stop at Lama hotel for a overnight. 

We continue to descent towards the village of Thulo Syabru, a pretty and large village in the region which is located in the ridge with a Buddhist monastery. We follow the path that we climbed on the first day of trekking towards Bomboo and Pairo. After 3 hours of walking, we change the path and go up to our Thulo Syabru evening camp. We cross the suspension bridge to arrive at the pretty village.

We leave the charming village of Syabru to head towards Singh Gompa. As this hike progresses, we discover some typical houses, potato crops as well as pleasant tea rooms upon arrival at Dursagang Danda. We continue our hike through a forest of rhododendrons and big pines trees, before arriving at the top of the ridge where we discover an old chörten. We then enter the second valley and arrive at our lodge for the night. The small Buddhist monastery of Singh Gompa is 100 meters down the path on the left. We can visit cheese factory.

We follow the steep path down till Dunche which is Central market for Langtang region and people are come here to shopping and other official works. 

Drive to kathmandu around 5-6 hours by private jeeps or bus. 

Free day in Kathmandu allowing you to visit the main sites of the city: Durbar Square, Sawayambunathn, Bodnath or Pashupatinath. You can also explore the streets of Bhaktapur, an ancient medieval Newari city or the ancient royal city of Patan

Leisure time depending on your departure flight. Our team member will drop you to airport. 

Cost Includes

  • Accommodation in the mountains (dinner, breakfast and lunch)
  • 3 nights in Kathmandu with breakfast.
  • All transportation, including airport pickup and drop-off, Kathmandu - Sybru beshi & Dunche to Kathmandu
  • Trekking permit in the national park and TIMS Card
  • One Experience trek leader, assistants guides (1 assis. for 4 guests), Porters (1 porter for 2 guests)
  • First aid medical kit (Your guide will carry the medical kit but we also advise you to bring it for your own use)
  • All government and local taxes.
  • Nepalese team insurance
  • Welcome dinner & Farewell dinner

Cost Excludes

  • Nepal entry visa at immigration at Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA) (approximately 50 USD) per person per month (For this trek 15 days of visa is enough)
  • Sleeping bags, down jackets, trekking poles, etc.
  • Shower, Wi-Fi, cell phone pill charging and device
  • Unexpected costs due to health, flight cancellation, weather conditions, etc.
  • All kinds of drinks and snacks.
  • Tips for the guide and porter after the trek.
  • insurance( Its mandatory when you need immediate evacuations or rescue ).
  • International flight

FAQs

The Langtang Valley Trek is moderately complex. Trekkers can expect daily walks of 5-7 hours on varied terrain, including some steep ascents and descents. While no technical climbing skills are required, a good level of physical fitness is essential to enjoy the trek fully.

 

The Langtang Valley Trek typically takes 13-15 days to complete, depending on the itinerary and pace. This duration includes time for acclimatization, exploration of key sites like Kyanjin Gompa, and travel to and from the trailhead.

 

The Langtang Valley Trek is famous for its accessibility from Kathmandu, stunning mountain scenery, and cultural immersion. Trekkers can enjoy panoramic views of the Langtang range, visit ancient monasteries, and experience the warm hospitality of the Tamang people. The trek is also less crowded than other trekking routes in Nepal, offering a more peaceful experience.

 

Yes, the Langtang Valley Trek suits beginners in good physical condition. The trek is relatively short and not as high-altitude as some other treks in Nepal, making it an excellent choice for those new to trekking. However, beginners should still prepare adequately and be mindful of the altitude.

The best time to trek the Langtang Valley is spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These seasons offer the most favorable weather, with clear skies and moderate temperatures, ensuring the best mountain views and comfortable trekking conditions.

Yes, the Langtang Valley Trek is generally safe for trekkers. The region is well-established, with a network of tea houses and marked trails. However, it’s essential to trek with a guide, especially for those unfamiliar with the area, and to take precautions against altitude sickness and sudden weather changes.

The Langtang Valley Trek is worth it for those seeking a blend of stunning Himalayan scenery, rich cultural experiences, and a peaceful trekking environment. Offering breathtaking views of the Langtang range, opportunities to immerse in the traditional Tamang culture, and the advantage of being less crowded than more popular treks, it's an excellent choice. Additionally, its proximity to Kathmandu makes it accessible, and trekking through the diverse landscapes of Langtang National Park adds to the trek's appeal. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced trekker, the Langtang Valley Trek provides a rewarding and memorable adventure.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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