The Langtang is third most popular trekking region in Nepal but receive less travels than the crowd hits the Annapurna or Everest routes. Langtag region has wide range of scenery, close to Kathmandu; you can get right into the mountain within a couple of days of trekking from Kathmandu. Langtang has a lot of trek combinations which can be done with a week of time frame. The Maximum elevation you will get during Langtang Trekking is 3870m above the sea level. Langtang valley was the most impacted area from the massive earthquake in 2015; however, the trail is back to normal, accommodation is good and people are nice.
If you would to explore longer days in Langtang Region, you may add on to the Langtang Valley trek include a trek along the Tamang Heritage Trail or visit to the Gosaikunda Lakes; after you can either return to Dhunche or continue trek over the Laurebinayak and to Kathmandu; you will need to add on 4-5 days more to make these both trails.
The another trail that is link to Langtang is Helambu trek over the 5106m at Ganja La Pass (4-Day expedition) which is considered one of the most difficult passes in Nepal and should not be attempted without experienced guide, good gears, mountaineering experience and proper acclimatization.
The trek ‘Langtang Village and Kyanjin Gompa Trekking -10 Days’ ascends the Langtang Valley from just 1470 meters above sea level at Syabrubesi to 3870m at Kyanjin Gompa, past every changing scenery and Tamang villages to a collection of high border with Tibet. Although, the Langtang village trek crosses through less populated and undeveloped areas, there are still plenty of guest houses along the trail. The route offers remarkably diverse scenery and culture. The superb day hikes from Kyanjing Gompa in particular offer stunning close up views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks and glacier of Langtang Lirung (7246m), Kimshung (6781m) and Langshisha Ri (6370).
This trail of ‘Langtang Village and Kyanjin Gompa Trekking -10 Days’ branches off Syabrubesi’s main road opposite the Hotel village view and descends to a camping area below the town. The First you will trek to Lama Hotel from Syabrubesi which is a pleasant walk through trees (where Langur monkeys frolic), bridges and waterfalls. You trail goes through the Langtang Kola, climbing steeply through a forest of hemlocks, maples and rhododendrons and Ghunama to the popular lunchtime spot of Ghoda Tabela (2970m). From Ghoda Tabela, the trails climbs more gradually through glacial valley to the villages of Thangshyap, Gumba and finally to Langtang Village (3430m). You will the Langtang and villages are around in Tibetan style, with stone walls around the fields, and herds of yaks.
After couple of days of ‘Langtang Village and Kyanjin Gompa Trekking -10 Days’, you will trek to Kyanjing Gompa (3860m) crossing through small villages where there is monastery, several guest houses and cheese factory. It’s worth spending full days here to appreciate the scenery. Next day in the morning, you will climb to a viewpoint at 4300m on the glacial moraine to the north for superb view of Langtang Lirung. The most popular hike is to the Kyanjing Ri View point (4600m) or the tougher option it to climb to Tsergo Ri (5033m) then we return to Syabrubesi and drive back to Kathmandu.
Upon your arrival in Kathmandu; you will be greeted by one of our representatives and transferred to the hotel.
Overnight at hotel in Kathmandu
After breakfast at the hotel, take a jeep ride to Syabrubesi which take about seven hours with bumpy road. You can also drive with local bus that leaves at 7:00 AM every day from Kathmandu. After a long day drive, stay at Syabrubesi.
Overnight at Guest house in Syabrubesi
The trail branches off Syabrubesi’s main road opposite the Hotel village view and descend to the camping area below the town. Trek north-side to the suspension bridge over the Bhote Koshi River, just north of the junction with the Langtang Khola. Turn right at the eastern end of the bridge and climb through the village of Old Syabru to cross a bridge to the south side of the Langtang Khola.
On the north bank of the Langtang Khola, the trail climbs alongside a series of waterfalls formed by a jumble of house-sized boulders. Climb steeply to a landslide and two sets of lodges, 15 minutes apart, at Renche (2400m), and then gently to a collection of few lodges at Changtang, popularly known as Lama Hotel (2470m)
Overnight at Guest house
The route continues to follow the Langtang Khola, climbing steeply through a forest of hemlocks, maples and rhododendrons, pass isolated lodges at Gumanchowk and Ghunama to the popular lunchtime spot of Ghoda Tabela (3000m). There are fine views of Langtang Lirung from here, which you can admire.
From Ghoda Tabela, the route climbs more gradually through glacial valley to the village of Thangshyap, Gumba and finally Langtang (3430m).
Overnight at Guest house in Langtang Vilalge
It only takes the morning to climb Kyanjin Gompa passing through small villages where there is a monastery, several guest houses and a cheese factory. It’s worth spending days to really appreciate the scenery.
Note: If you are planning to continue over the Ganja La to Helambu, you should stay some time here for acclimatizing.
Overnight at Guest house in Kyanjin Gompa
Early in the morning, hike to Kyanjin Ri (4600m) or Tsergo Ri (5033m) from Kyanjin Gompa- Comparatively climbing to Tsergo Ri is tougher than climbing to Kyanjin Ri.
Overnight at Guest house in Kyanjin Gompa
After breakfast at Kyanjing Gompa, trek back to Ghoda Table passing through villages and picturesque landscapes.
Overnight at Guest house in Ghoda Tabela
After breakfast, trek back to Bamboo (1960m) from Ghoda Tabela passing through villages and picturesque landscapes.
Overnight at Guest house in Bamboo
After breakfast, trek back to Syabrubesi from Bamboo passing through villages and picturesque landscapes.
Note: Potential can split to Thulo Syabru and to Lauribinayak for the trek to Gosaikunda Lakes.
After breakfast, take a jeep ride to return to Kathmandu. Explore around Thamel and some last hour souvenir shopping.
Overnight at hotel in Kathmandu
Finally, your trek ‘10-Day Trek to Langtang Valley and Kyanjin Gompa’ ends here. Our team escorts you to the Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) for your final departure home or onward destination.
We allocate an experienced trekking guide who will be in-charge of entire trekking days. He will be the person who should go to with all the problems, questions and concerns. He will be well trained and accumulate the experiences f all the emergency procedures.
Along with a trekking guide, we hire porters who will carry your luggage and usually we hire one porter for two trekkers. However, it will depend on number of people and luggage.
List of gears to trek up to 5500m
List of gears to trek/climb above 55oom
Sleep at Tea House: Most of the trekking trails have basic guest houses, with dorm beds, toilet outside. However, some of the routes have nice guest houses with attached bathrooms and heater inside the room. Tea-houses are basic but clean and people are friendly. Normally, you will take you breakfast and dinner at the same place where you stay.
Sleep at Tent: On camping, we provide private medium size of tent which is suitable for two people. Though, you will sleep on foam mattress places on the ground. We are completely aware of well earn sleep during camping because after 6-7 hours of walking each day need peaceful sleep. That’s way we select tent as per the size of person and make sure it has enough for sleep. Normally, camping is offers in a big group and guests special request. Because, most of the trails have good guest houses available.
During trekking, we provide breakfast and dinner in the guest house/tea house, and lunch en-route. Trekking in a group, we also send our own cook, who prepare your before you reach to the lunch station. Mostly, you will be served our traditional Nepalese meal, Daal Bhat (Rice, lentil soups, vegetables) , local vegetables, noodles, pasta, soup and etc. Meats are occasionally provided after considering it is fresh and hygienic. We assure that every food we provide it fully hygienic, tasty an dour kitchen staff are fully aware of general cleanliness and personal hygiene.
We suggest you drink boiled and filter water during trekking, for the boiled you may ask to your guide. Also, you can bring water purification tablets to purify the normal water available in the route. Although, a mineral water is available in most places which can be better choices but the more you go up, the price of bottled water will get hiked.
Climate and weather could be the major challenges during the trek and it varies as per the season in Nepal. Autumn (September, October, November) and Spring (March, April, May) are the main season in Nepal. During this time, weather becomes much clear with mild to warm days and cold nights. Winter (December, January, February) has clear weather but it’s too clod to trek in the high elevation up to 3000m specially during Jan/Feb. Summer (June, July, August) is wet season and could be difficult to trek and sometimes weather gets cloudy for days.
HimlaayanWindows team is always committed to providing the best services to the every individual trekker, which will give you once-in-a-lifetime experience in the Himalayas. We perform out duties honestly and seriously to make your trip pleasant and smooth. We allocate guides and staffs only confirming they do have complete insurance policy; also we strongly recommend our every guest bring your own insurance policy before going for trek.
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The Langtang is third most popular trekking region in Nepal but receive less travels than the crowd hits the Annapurna or Everest routes. Langtag region has wide range of scenery, close to Kathmandu; you can get right into the mountain within a couple of days of trekking from Kathmandu. Langtang has a lot of trek combinations which can be done with a week of time frame. The Maximum elevation you will get during Langtang Trekking is 3870m above the sea level. Langtang valley was the most impacted area from the massive earthquake in 2015; however, the trail is back to normal, accommodation is good and people are nice.
If you would to explore longer days in Langtang Region, you may add on to the Langtang Valley trek include a trek along the Tamang Heritage Trail or visit to the Gosaikunda Lakes; after you can either return to Dhunche or continue trek over the Laurebinayak and to Kathmandu; you will need to add on 4-5 days more to make these both trails.
The another trail that is link to Langtang is Helambu trek over the 5106m at Ganja La Pass (4-Day expedition) which is considered one of the most difficult passes in Nepal and should not be attempted without experienced guide, good gears, mountaineering experience and proper acclimatization.
The trek ‘Langtang Village and Kyanjin Gompa Trekking -10 Days’ ascends the Langtang Valley from just 1470 meters above sea level at Syabrubesi to 3870m at Kyanjin Gompa, past every changing scenery and Tamang villages to a collection of high border with Tibet. Although, the Langtang village trek crosses through less populated and undeveloped areas, there are still plenty of guest houses along the trail. The route offers remarkably diverse scenery and culture. The superb day hikes from Kyanjing Gompa in particular offer stunning close up views of the surrounding snow-capped peaks and glacier of Langtang Lirung (7246m), Kimshung (6781m) and Langshisha Ri (6370).
This trail of ‘Langtang Village and Kyanjin Gompa Trekking -10 Days’ branches off Syabrubesi’s main road opposite the Hotel village view and descends to a camping area below the town. The First you will trek to Lama Hotel from Syabrubesi which is a pleasant walk through trees (where Langur monkeys frolic), bridges and waterfalls. You trail goes through the Langtang Kola, climbing steeply through a forest of hemlocks, maples and rhododendrons and Ghunama to the popular lunchtime spot of Ghoda Tabela (2970m). From Ghoda Tabela, the trails climbs more gradually through glacial valley to the villages of Thangshyap, Gumba and finally to Langtang Village (3430m). You will the Langtang and villages are around in Tibetan style, with stone walls around the fields, and herds of yaks.
After couple of days of ‘Langtang Village and Kyanjin Gompa Trekking -10 Days’, you will trek to Kyanjing Gompa (3860m) crossing through small villages where there is monastery, several guest houses and cheese factory. It’s worth spending full days here to appreciate the scenery. Next day in the morning, you will climb to a viewpoint at 4300m on the glacial moraine to the north for superb view of Langtang Lirung. The most popular hike is to the Kyanjing Ri View point (4600m) or the tougher option it to climb to Tsergo Ri (5033m) then we return to Syabrubesi and drive back to Kathmandu.
Upon your arrival in Kathmandu; you will be greeted by one of our representatives and transferred to the hotel.
Overnight at hotel in Kathmandu
After breakfast at the hotel, take a jeep ride to Syabrubesi which take about seven hours with bumpy road. You can also drive with local bus that leaves at 7:00 AM every day from Kathmandu. After a long day drive, stay at Syabrubesi.
Overnight at Guest house in Syabrubesi
The trail branches off Syabrubesi’s main road opposite the Hotel village view and descend to the camping area below the town. Trek north-side to the suspension bridge over the Bhote Koshi River, just north of the junction with the Langtang Khola. Turn right at the eastern end of the bridge and climb through the village of Old Syabru to cross a bridge to the south side of the Langtang Khola.
On the north bank of the Langtang Khola, the trail climbs alongside a series of waterfalls formed by a jumble of house-sized boulders. Climb steeply to a landslide and two sets of lodges, 15 minutes apart, at Renche (2400m), and then gently to a collection of few lodges at Changtang, popularly known as Lama Hotel (2470m)
Overnight at Guest house
The route continues to follow the Langtang Khola, climbing steeply through a forest of hemlocks, maples and rhododendrons, pass isolated lodges at Gumanchowk and Ghunama to the popular lunchtime spot of Ghoda Tabela (3000m). There are fine views of Langtang Lirung from here, which you can admire.
From Ghoda Tabela, the route climbs more gradually through glacial valley to the village of Thangshyap, Gumba and finally Langtang (3430m).
Overnight at Guest house in Langtang Vilalge
It only takes the morning to climb Kyanjin Gompa passing through small villages where there is a monastery, several guest houses and a cheese factory. It’s worth spending days to really appreciate the scenery.
Note: If you are planning to continue over the Ganja La to Helambu, you should stay some time here for acclimatizing.
Overnight at Guest house in Kyanjin Gompa
Early in the morning, hike to Kyanjin Ri (4600m) or Tsergo Ri (5033m) from Kyanjin Gompa- Comparatively climbing to Tsergo Ri is tougher than climbing to Kyanjin Ri.
Overnight at Guest house in Kyanjin Gompa
After breakfast at Kyanjing Gompa, trek back to Ghoda Table passing through villages and picturesque landscapes.
Overnight at Guest house in Ghoda Tabela
After breakfast, trek back to Bamboo (1960m) from Ghoda Tabela passing through villages and picturesque landscapes.
Overnight at Guest house in Bamboo
After breakfast, trek back to Syabrubesi from Bamboo passing through villages and picturesque landscapes.
Note: Potential can split to Thulo Syabru and to Lauribinayak for the trek to Gosaikunda Lakes.
After breakfast, take a jeep ride to return to Kathmandu. Explore around Thamel and some last hour souvenir shopping.
Overnight at hotel in Kathmandu
Finally, your trek ‘10-Day Trek to Langtang Valley and Kyanjin Gompa’ ends here. Our team escorts you to the Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) for your final departure home or onward destination.
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