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Langtang Trek: Explore the Stunning Beauty of Langtang and Gosaikunda

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Duration

15 Days

Maximum Altitude

5010 M

Difficulty

Modorate

Accommodation

Lodge

Group Size

1 to 12

Best Period

March – May, September – November

Overview

The Langtang Trek offers an incredible journey through one of Nepal’s most accessible and scenic regions, making it a perfect choice for trekkers of all levels. This trek takes you through lush rhododendron forests, terraced farmlands, and charming Tamang and Sherpa villages, culminating in the picturesque Langtang Valley and the sacred Gosaikunda Lakes. As you ascend, you’ll witness breathtaking views of Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, and other towering peaks, immersing yourself in the culture and spirituality of the region.

Starting from Syabrubesi or other alternate points, this 15-day trek combines adventure with cultural exploration, offering visits to ancient monasteries and encounters with the local Tamang and Sherpa communities. The trek’s moderate to strenuous nature makes it an ideal option for those seeking both a physical challenge and an opportunity to connect with the natural beauty of Nepal. The best seasons to experience this trek are mid-October to mid-November and mid-March to mid-May, when the weather is most favorable, providing clear mountain views and pleasant trekking conditions.

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Trip Itinerary

DAY

01
Arrival in Kathmandu
- Arrival at the airport as per your flight schedule and transfer to the hotel (Kathmandu Prince Hotel or equivalent).
- Initial briefing on the trek with your guide.
- Lunch and dinner on your own.
- Overnight stay at the hotel.
02
Kathmandu
- Explore Kathmandu and its valley while we handle the trek formalities.
- Purchase or rent trekking gear if needed.
- Meals on your own.
- Overnight stay at the hotel.
03
Kathmandu – Melamchipul (870 m) – Kakani (1900 m)
- After breakfast, take a local bus to Melamchipul at 870 m along the riverbank, where subtropical vegetation thrives.
- Trek steeply uphill through rice fields and terraced farms, passing villages inhabited by the Chettris and Tamangs ethnic groups.
- Ascend to Kakani at 1900 m.
- Overnight stay at a lodge.
- 4 hours drive – 5 hours trek –
- Elevation gain: +1170 m / -50 m
04
Kakani – Sermathang (2590 m)
- Trek through fields and stone stairs, then through a pine forest to reach Sermathang at 2590 m, a Sherpa village adorned with a Buddhist monastery adorned with prayer flags.
- Afternoon monastery visit.
- Overnight stay at a lodge.
- 3 hours trek –
- Elevation gain: +690 m / -100 m
05
Sermathang (2590 m) – Tarkhegyang (2650 m)
- Continue along the mountainside to Tarkhegyang, a Sherpa village with stone houses and prayer flags.
- Explore the village and its surroundings.
- Overnight stay at a lodge.
- 5 hours trek
- – Elevation gain: +280 m / -200 m
06
Tarkhegyang
- Optional early morning hike to Ama Yangri at 2770 m for panoramic views of the Himalayas, including Ganesh Himal.
- Rest of the day for village exploration and relaxation.
- Overnight stay at a lodge.
- 6 hours trek
- – Elevation gain: +1080 m / -1080 m
07
Tarkhegyang – Melamchigaon (2530 m)
- Descend to Melamchi River, then ascend to Melamchigaon at 2230 m, passing through rhododendron forests and pine forests.
- Arrive at Tharepati La (3597 m), the natural border between Helambu and Langtang regions.
- Overnight stay at a lodge.
- 6 hours trek
- – Elevation gain: +1020 m / -780 m
08
Melamchigaon – Tharepati La (3597 m)
- Trek through pine, oak, and rhododendron forests, with a chance to taste yak milk.
- Continue uphill for panoramic views of Langtang peaks before reaching Tharepati at 3597 m.
- Optional climb to Tharepati Ri for sunset views.
- Overnight stay at a lodge.
- 5 hours trek
- – Elevation gain: +1117 m / -50 m
09
Tharepati – Phedi (3630 m)
- Easy ascent to Ghopte, then a mix of ascent and descent to reach Phedi at 3630 m.
- Overnight stay in a basic lodge.
- 6 hours trek
- – Elevation gain: +540 m / -500 m
10
Gosaikunda Lakes (4380 m)
- Long uphill trek to Laurebinyak La, the highest point of the trek at 4609 m, then descent to the sacred Gosainkunda Lake at 4380 m.
- Explore the lakes and surroundings.
- Overnight stay at a lodge.
- 7 hours trek
- – Elevation gain: +990 m / -250 m
11
Gosaikunda – Sing Gompa (3250 m)
- Descend to Cholangpati, then ascend to Gosainkunda Pass at 4165 m for stunning mountain views.
- Descend to Sing Gompa at 3250 m, passing through forests and meadows.
- Overnight stay at a lodge.
- 4.5 hours trek
- – Elevation gain: +170 m / -1290 m
12
Sing Gompa – Dhunche (2030 m)
- Steep descent through forests to Dhunche at 2030 m, the district headquarters of Langtang region.
- Overnight stay at a lodge.
- 5 hours trek
- – Elevation gain: +150 m / -1370 m
13
Dhunche – Kathmandu
- Return to Kathmandu by local transport, arriving in the afternoon.
- Evening free for leisure.
- Overnight stay at the hotel.
- 6 hours by bus.
14
Kathmandu
- Free day for leisure or optional sightseeing in Kathmandu.
- Meals on your own.
- Overnight stay at the hotel.
15
Departure
- Breakfast at the hotel, free time, and transfer to the airport according to your flight schedule.
- Meals on your own.

Includes

Airport-hotel transfers upon arrival and departure.
Local transportation to and from the trek starting and ending points.
4 nights' accommodation in Kathmandu at a well-rated hotel with breakfast included (Kathmandu Prince Hotel) in double rooms.
11-day trek with full board (lodge accommodation, 3 meals per day ordered and served by the guide along with tea or coffee). Tents may be provided by lodges for trekkers if repairs are underway.
1 guided sightseeing day with a English-speaking cultural guide in the Kathmandu Valley. Options include Bhaktapur, Panauti, Kathmandu, etc.
All trek formalities.
An experienced English-speaking guide or a English-speaking guide for groups of 6 or more.
Porter service during the trek (12 kg baggage allowance per person).
TIMS (Trekking Information Management System) card and entry to the Helambu National Park.
Insurance for the entire Nepali team.
Government taxes (Nepalese VAT).

Excludes

International flight and visa fees.
Meals outside of breakfast in Kathmandu.
Single room supplement in hotels (Kathmandu).
Personal equipment (sleeping bag, trekking poles, water bottle, backpack, sunglasses, sunscreen, etc.).
Beverages and snacks (bottled water, soda, beer, etc.).
Tips for the Nepali team at the end of the trek based on your satisfaction.
Entrance fees to monuments and sites visited (museums, monuments, monasteries, etc.), payable directly on-site.
Mandatory personal insurance covering medical expenses, helicopter evacuation, and repatriation. Ensure your insurance policy covers these aspects.
Any interrupted or shortened trip, and any program changes at the request of participants (accident, illness, altitude sickness, early return, shortened trek, etc.) do not entitle refunds.
Expenses incurred due to exceptional and unforeseen events (considered force majeure: road closures, landslides, adverse weather conditions, snow, etc.), along with associated expenses. In such cases, it is advisable to have comprehensive travel insurance.
Anything not mentioned in "What's Included."
Refer to the trek rates page for additional information.

Equipment Checklist

Clothing

Base Layers: Thermal tops and bottoms for warmth.
Mid Layers: Fleece jacket and trousers.
Outer Layer: Waterproof and windproof jacket and pants.
Down Jacket: Insulated jacket for cold temperatures at higher altitudes.
Hiking Pants: Comfortable, quick-dry trekking trousers.
Trekking Boots: Waterproof, sturdy boots suitable for diverse terrains.
Socks: Woolen and synthetic socks for trekking.
Gloves: Insulated gloves and lightweight liner gloves.
Hat: Warm hat for cold conditions and a sun hat for daytime.

Equipment

Backpack: 40-50 liters with a rain cover.
Sleeping Bag: Rated for -10°C or lower.
Trekking Poles: Adjustable poles for stability.
Headlamp: With extra batteries for early morning starts.

Personal Items

Water Bottle: Reusable bottle or hydration system.
Sunscreen: SPF 30+ for protection at high altitudes.
Lip Balm: SPF protection.
First Aid Kit: Personal medications and blister prevention items.
Toiletries: Biodegradable soap, hand sanitizer, and essentials.

Optional Gear

Gaiters: For snow or muddy conditions.
Camera: To capture scenic moments.
Snacks: High-energy snacks like energy bars and nuts.

Trip FAQ'S

The trek is classified as moderate to strenuous, suitable for those with a reasonable fitness level. It involves several days of trekking with elevation gains, so prior trekking experience is recommended.

Yes, altitude sickness can be a concern as you ascend beyond 3,500 meters. The itinerary includes gradual ascents and acclimatization stops to minimize risks. Guides are trained to recognize symptoms and will assist if needed.

Accommodation is in lodges (teahouses) along the trail. These provide basic facilities, meals, and a comfortable resting place for trekkers.

Yes, trekkers require a TIMS (Trekking Information Management System) card and an entry permit for the Helambu National Park. Nepal Yetiraj Treks arranges all necessary permits for you.

Pricing

Rates: Per person based on the number of participants:

2 – 3 participants: $1040.
4 – 5 participants: $995
6 – 8 participants: $970
9 – 12 participants: $930

Key Highlights of the Langtang Trek

Sacred Gosaikunda Lakes (4,380 m): Experience the spiritual essence of Nepal at Gosaikunda, an alpine lake revered by Hindus and Buddhists. Surrounded by rugged mountains, the lake is a serene spot for reflection and a highlight of the trek.

Panoramic Views from Kyangjin Ri (4,773 m): Hike to Kyangjin Ri for breathtaking 360-degree views of the Himalayan range, including Langtang Lirung and Ganesh Himal. This viewpoint offers the best opportunity for stunning photography and mountain vistas.

Cultural Encounters with Tamang and Sherpa Communities: Engage with the local Tamang and Sherpa communities, experiencing their hospitality and learning about their rich culture and traditions as you traverse through their villages.

Lush Rhododendron and Pine Forests: Walk through dense forests filled with rhododendrons, oaks, and blue pines. In spring, the trails burst into color, offering an enchanting and vibrant trekking experience.

Exploration of Kyangjin Gompa: Visit the historic Kyangjin Gompa, a Buddhist monastery nestled in the valley, where you can participate in meditation sessions and observe traditional prayer ceremonies amidst a tranquil setting.

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