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What makes this tour special
The 11-Day Langtang Valley Trek offers a captivating mix of Tamang culture, stunning mountain scenery, and excellent access from Kathmandu, making it an excellent choice for travellers seeking adventure and cultural immersion. Despite the devastating earthquake in 2015, the Langtang Valley retains its exceptional beauty and rich cultural heritage. The trek begins with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi, where the adventure unfolds.
You will gradually move toward Kyangjin Gompa, a great monastery at 4,380 meters, as you go through the lush forests, combined with many flora and fauna. From this point, you can also see a breathtaking 360-degree view of the surrounding peaks, including the majestic Langtang Lirung and Gang Chhenpo. The valley's rare climatic conditions, combined with the incredible terrain, create a delicate landscape that evolves at every step.
Throughout the journey, you will have the best time exploring the Tamang community's traditional way of life. Exploring their vibrant villages offers insights into their customs, architecture, and agricultural practices. The local Tamang communities are known for their warm hospitality, often inviting all sorts of trekkers into their homes for tea or local meals, which enhances your cultural experience.
The trek is paced, allowing for proper rest and appreciation for the surroundings. Each day presents scenic wonders, from well-terraced fields to the rushing rivers, culminating in the calm atmosphere at the Kyangjin Gompa, where you can see nearby glaciers or dive deep into the stunning scene. This trek promises a rare, breathtaking terrain and cultural insight, making it an unforgettable journey through one of Nepal's most memorable regions.
A day-by-day guide to your journey
After your arrival at International Airport, you would be greeted by our agent. Upon arrival at the airport, move to the hotel. On the first day freshen up and take a rest in a 3-star luxury lodging (Thamel Eco Resort or Skyline Hotel)you arriveAfter your arrival at the International Airport, you will be greeted by our agent.our agent will greet you
On a second day, from Kathmandu travel early to Syabru Bensi across Dhunche (1966 m above sea level). Then, gradually we drive to Dhunche through picturesque foothills and ridgeline views. Trishuli Bazaar's first portion of our drive is quite smooth. Reaching Syabru Bensi which is a lovely town on the ridgeline, your actual trek begins. Stay the night at Syabru Bensi at the lodge of the tea house.
Start the trip to Lama Hotel from Syabru Bensi (2470 m.). The trail runs along the hill of the main street of Syabru and then goes down to Ghopche Khola (2050 m.) and then to Pairo (1810 m.). From here, the trail runs over Bamboo (1960 m.) to Rimche (2400 m) and finally ends at the Lama Hotel. Throughout the way, you can see red pandas, monkeys and bears. Stay the night at one of the tea house lodges.
After lunch at the Lama Hotel, walk through Ghore Tabela (3000 m.) to the village of Langtang (3430 m), which might take around six hours. On the way, we'd find some Yak grazing grounds. During the summer months, local people bring their livestock for grazing in the high pasture land. Before we get to Langtang Town, we pass a monastery which is one of the holy places for people residing in that location. We reimburse the monastery for our short visit and arrive at the destination Langtang Village. Night at the lodge of the tea house.
On the fifth day its time to trek from Langtang Village to Kyangjin (3870 m.). It takes approximately three hours to get there. Our route steadily goes through small villages and yaks pasture land the valley starts to expand, and the sights get extensive. After several small streams and moraines, you can finally reach Kyangjin Gompa. Later, visit Kyangjin Gompa's cheese factory with a panoramic view of Dorje Larpa (6990 m.), Langtang Ri (6370 m.), Langtang Lirung (7245 m.) and many more. Spend a night in a nearby tea house lodge.
On the 6th day, Kyangjin Gompa would acclimatize and go on an excursion to make good use of the time. Visit the monastery and cheese factory, walk up the moraine to see Langtang Lirung's spectacular icefalls and tumbling glaciers, or climb up Kyangjin Ri (4350 m). Night stay at the lodge of the tea house.
Start the trek to Lama Inn from Kyangjin Gompa. From Kyangjin, we retrace our journey to Langtang village and Ghora Tabela, following the Langtang Khola. Have lunch at Ghora Tabela, get back to Lama Hotel. Spend the night at the tea house.
Similarly, walk to Sybru Bensi (1460 m) from the Lama Hotel early in the morning after the tea. On the way, we'd find Tamang woman weaving clothes. In addition, we would also be fortunate enough to experience Tamangs ' rich culture and see red pandas, monkeys and various bird species along the way. Night at the lodge of the tea house.
On the ninth day of trek get back to Kathmandu from Syabru Bensi. Penetrating the rural settlements on the way back to Kathmandu is quite interesting. On reaching Kathmandu, you will be transferred to our hotel, and a typical Nepali restaurant would serve a farewell dinner. Stay the night in 3-star hotel (Thamel Eco Resort or Skyline Hotel)
Visit places such as Swoyambhunath, Pashupatinath, Patan Durbar Square and Boudhanath inside the Kathmandu Valley. 3-star room lodging (Thamel Eco Resort or Skyline Room) for the night.
After the morning breakfast, we will drop you to the airport by private car.
What's covered in this package
Important information for travelers
A suggested list of equipment for trekking in the Nepal Himalayas is given below. Our porters can hold between 20 kg to 25 kg of your big bag. And it's easier to have your day bag on your own, where you can put all the stuff you need for the day. Like a camera and a clip, tea, napkins, a warm T-shirt, and a jacket.
The checklist below of supplies shows some things you could bring on a trek. Don't hold them all as your bag could get really heavy.
For all treks?
For treks with a more extended stay above 4000m.?