Langtang Valley Trek
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💎 Why we love it ?
If you are looking for a memorable Nepal holiday experience, this Langtang trek is a very rewarding choice. Langtang Valley Trek starts from Syabru Besi, the headquarters of Rasuwa district. After two days of a walk from there, we reach Langtang village. We move on from the village to Kyangjin Gompa. From Kyanjin Gompa, trek for a day to reach Tesku Ri (4984m). Climb this famous trekking peak of Nepal and enjoy the celestial view of the Langtang range and other Himalayan scenery of glaciers and peaks. Alternately, trek for about half a day from there to reach Yala, where you can visit the famous Yala Cheese Factory.
🏁 Tour Itinerary: Langtang Valley Trek
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu
Upon your arrival in Kathmandu, an Outdoor Himalayan Treks representative will welcome you and transfer you to the hotel. Introduction with a guide, check the trekking gears. Night in the hotel.
Day 2: Kathmandu to Syabru Besi (1300m – 1460m)
Our guide will pick up you at 6:30 am from your hotel and transfer you to the bus station. At 7:00 am catch a local bus to Syabru Besi. It will take about 8-9 hours to reach there. The bus will stop at Trishuli Bazaar for the lunch and move en route Betrawati and Dhunche, reaching Syabru Besi at last. Spend the night at a tea house.
Day 3: Syabru Besi to Lama Hotel (2210m)
This will be about 6-7 hours’ walking. At first, cross the bridge and follow the riverside. Then you get past the landslide and after a bit of hard climb, reach Bamboo to take lunch. Although the last part also consists of climbing to get to Lama Hotel, you can enjoy a very nice sceneries view on the way. Mostly your walking will take place through the jungle all day. Overnight at a teahouse.
Day 4: Lama hotel to Langtang (3330m)
It will take about 7-8 hours walking, mostly walking inside the jungle; so really cool weather will be along the way. You can hear different birds singing. You can meet Sherpa and Tamang people in Langtang Valley. Spend the night in a teahouse.
Day 5: Langtang to Kyanjing Gompa (3850m)
After 4-5 hours, you will reach Kyanjing Gompa. You see the Langtang Himalayan range on the way. Kyanjing Gompa is surrounded by the Himalayas. After lunch visit one of the oldest yak cheese factories in Nepal. You can also, of course, see the yaks. you also can do a side trip to the Cheese factory and Kyanging gumba, Then watch the beautiful sunset, before retiring to a teahouse for the night.
Day 6: Kyanjing Gompa to Tesku Ri (4984m)
This rewarding segment takes about 6-7 hours. We will carry packed lunch because there are no places to eat. This is one of the famous trekking peaks in Nepal which you can climb without any special climbing gear. Enjoy with the Langtang Himalayan range and back down to Kyanging Gompa. As usual, you will stay in a teahouse for the accommodation.
Day 7: Trek Back to Lama Hotel
Early morning enjoys the sunrise views around the Himalayan ranges, after that trek back down to Lama Hotel, overnight at Local Tea House.
Day 8: Lama Hotel to Syabru Beshi
Trek down to Bamboo Village for Lunch and continue your steps to Syabru Besi. This is the last night of the trek.
Day 9: Drive Back to Kathmandu
After breakfast, local bus drive to Kathmandu, after arriving in Kathmandu, check in to the Hotel, evening enjoy the farewell live cultural dinner host by Outdoor Himalayan Treks.
Day 10: Departure Day
Farewell and airport transfer at your required time.
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DeborahJoy2016 –
We just returned from an amazing 10 day trek in the Langtang region of Nepal. Last April’s (2015) earthquake devastated the region and we heard it was closed and unsafe for Trekkers. But we were pleasantly surprised to find out that the region was open and welcoming. Certainly the signs of destruction due to avalanche and landslides triggered by the earthquake were evident. Nearly everyone we met had a story of survival or tragedy to relate. But the area also resonates with the sounds of rebuilding.
Given the short time we had available for trekking (10 days) and the difficulty of traveling by road to the remote regions outside Kathmandu, the Langtang region (north of Kathmandu) was the ideal choice. We also experienced a wide variety of landscapes, villages, guest houses, and people which made the cultural experience interesting and rich.
The key to the success and enjoyment of our trip was due to staff at Outdoor Himalayan. Our guide (Gorkinda) expertly charted our path along the safe (albeit longer sometimes) routes. Support was kindly received from two jolly porters who we also fell in love with (especially Neema).
Rammani (Ram) will help you to plan your personalized ideal trek. Having grown up in a remote village, Ram worked his way from Porter to licensed guide to partner at Outdoor Himalayan, so he knows what he is recommending. We felt that Ram was concerned with our enjoyment and well-being – not just selling us a ‘package’.
Overall we highly recommend Outdoor Himalayan and the Langtang region. If you have the chance to travel in Nepal try trekking. You’ll have an experience of a lifetime.
Hilda N –
We booked a trip to Langtang via Outdoor. In the office we had contact with Ram Rijal who gave us good information and organized a good trip. We were very much satisfied and were content with our guide Ram Kumar Sunar. He is a well experient, good humoured guy who took good care of us without pushing. As we were satisfied with this office and with this guide we booked also the ABC trek here. Together with Ram and porter Rishnu Parsad Sapkota we had another good trekking. Every evening they provided us with fresh fruit. For many other travelers this was reason to look at our plates and search on the menu, but this was one of the specialities of our guide.
We do recomment Outdoor Himalayan Treks for booking a Himalaya trek.
Vincent and Hilda