Yala Peak Climbing

At 5550 m, Yala Peak is one of the Langtang region's finest and easiest Himalayan climbing peaks. It is located between the finest border of Nepal and Tibet and is separated by a straight ridge.

With some outdoor trek skills, anyone with little experience in trekking can quickly climb to the peak. In some places, axes are required to work, but nothing is too dangerous. 

Yala Peak Climbing is a great site that shows the great Himalayan ranges covered with snow throughout the horizon. Experience the chill and thrill of being through the tall summit of the great Nepal Himalayas.

Peak climbing also offers magnificent views of great mountains, such as Langtang Lirung, Ganchenpo, Dorje Lakpa, Ganesh Himal, Naya Kanga Peak, and the elusive Shishapangma.

First, we headed to the great Yala Peak base camp through Kathmandu by driving towards the Syabrubesi, then trek up the valley for the next five days. Kyanjin Gompa is also located below Langtang Lirung at 7246m. This site worked as an acclimatization place, and we also performed a three-day hike within the surroundings to adapt to the weather. 

On our way, we explore the Langshisha glacier and establish a high camp at 4800 m. This high camp is our resting site before moving to the top. After reaching Yala Peak, we will take you back to Syabrubesi or Gosainkund by trekking through the lovely Nepalese state of Helambu. After climbing the incomparable Yala Peak, trekkers can also choose to make it through the steady Langtang Ganja La pass.