Langtang Valley Trek is in Langtang Region, in the north-central Himalayas, straight north of Kathmandu Valley, which borders Tibet's autonomous region. This trek follows a narrow gorge up to a wide pastureland valley surrounded by mighty Himalayan peaks. The 2015 earthquake destroyed the beautiful Langtang Village, it was swept by an avalanche from the Langtang Lirung Himal and killed an estimated 300 people, including approximately 80 tourists. Now, the village is ready to welcome you again.
Throughout this trek, you will never feel deprived of adventure, scenery, and exhilarating destination experiences. The trek is a walk through nature and human resilience, hidden past the Himalayan pine forests, rest Sherpa and Tamang Villages. The hospitality of people here is warmer than the first rays of morning sun that land on the Langtang Massif. Feel the zephyr blow down from Langtang Lirung, Lantang Ri, Yala Peak, Langsisa Peak, Ganja La Peak and Ganja La Pass as you bask in its gaze.
Hotel
Welcome Dinner
Welcome to Nepal! Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu , our friendly representative will greet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel.
After checking in, take some time to rest and recover from your journey. In the evening, head out to explore the vibrant streets of Thamel, Kathmandu's bustling tourist hub. You can browse trekking gear shops, exchange currency, enjoy authentic Nepali or international cuisine, visit local cafés and supermarkets, or simply soak in the lively atmosphere.
Later, join us at our office for a comprehensive trek briefing, and complete any final preparations for the adventure ahead. After the briefing, return to your hotel for a comfortable Overnight stay.
2 Hours
None
Hotel
Breakfast
You start your day with a yummy breakfast and proceed for the tour. We will show you three different religious/cultural sights – Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa. and Swyambhu (monkey temple):
Pashupatinath Temple: Known to be a space devoted to lord Shiva, a Hindu deity, Pashupatinath temple is one of the most famous destinations for Hindu pilgrims. Bagmati river – revered to be a holy river – where Hindu dead body are cremated is another attraction of the tour. It is a UNESCO world cultural heritage site and is famous for the celebration of Shivaratri”, which falls in between the stretch of February-March.
Boudhanath stupa: The stupa is one of the largest monuments of its form in Nepal. It is located in the eastern Kathmandu and stands with four pair of eyes keeping track of four directions of the city. The holy and serene environment will definitely leave you relaxed and calm. It is believed to be inspired by Mahayana philosophy.
If your flight going from ramechhap after thsi tour you are going to drive and spend overnight at ramechhap but if flight from kathamndu than you back teh hotel for Overnight.
8 Hours Drive
None
Lodge
Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner
You drive quite a long today in the mountainous landscape of Nepal. It is long but not boring at all. View of the Himalayan peaks, beautiful river valley, terraced farming fields, small dotted settlements, and villages are all awe-inspiring.
To reach Syabrubensi you pass through historical places like Trishuli Bazar, Betrawati – where Nepal and Tibet under the Qing Dynasty signed a treaty in 1792 – and Dhunche, the capital of the Rasuwa district. The road to the Tibetan town Kyrong/Gyrong and the Nepal-China border passes this small town. Once you reach Syabrubesi, you can explore the town, it provides an interesting fusion of modernity and village life. You spend the night at a local lodge.
6 Hours
None
Lodge
Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner
You start to walk now. After breakfast in your lodge, as you start to walk you cross the river Bhote Koshi that flows from China, and cross Langtang Khola that flows down from Langtang valley and walk through the Langtang Khola Gorge.
You walk in the jungle and there is no view of the Himalayan peaks, or villages today. You reach Bamboo and have lunch before you start to walk a steep uphill of about two hours to reach Lama Hotel – your night stop. The altitude is manageable and attainable on this day. You spend the overnight at a local lodge.
5 Hours
None
Lodge
Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner
After breakfast, you start your trek toward Langtang Valley. The trail to the valley leads west from east. The elevation will increase which might make the trail harder to work than usual. You pass plenty of Buddhist mani walls, and Chhortens and walk in the deep forests on your way to the valley. You enjoy lunch in a small place namely Ghoda Tabela which literally means horse stable.
Langtang village was the most severely hit and destroyed place of the Gorkha Earthquake in April 2015. But now new lodges are built for your accommodation. Various Geological surveys were carried out before the village was reestablished again. You will enjoy the fresh air and spend the night at the local lodge here.
3:30 Hours
Lodge
Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner
You are now in the open and incredible Langtang Valley. You start the day with a mountain breakfast. As you start from Langtang village and climb a small hillock, you pass one of the longest Mani walls in the world. The walk of the day takes us past beautiful mountain surroundings with amazing views and cultural as well as spiritual richness. The trail that winds up and up in the barren landscape tests your endurance.
You reach Kyanjin Gompa means Kyanjin monastery, Enjoy the lunch and you have a half-day to explore around. You may visit Kyanjing Gompa, a sacred Buddhist monastery – and the cheese factory established under the technical assistance of a Swiss man in the early 1950s. Overnight at local lodge.
6-7 hrs
Lodge
Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner
You achieve the highest elevation of your trek today with the climb to Kyanjin Ri. There are two viewpoints of Kyanjing ri 4773 and 4250 m. So you can go one of those depending on your fitness and interest. This is worth hiking in the early morning The view of the mountains surrounding this peak is magnificent. peaks Langtang Lirung 7,234 m/ 23,734 ft, Langtang Ri 7,205 m/ 23,638 ft, Langsisa Peak 6,427 m/ 21,086 ft, Yala Peak 5,520 m/ 18,110 ft, Ganjala Peak, Ganja La pass and so on. You reach there for sunrise, and after enjoying the panoramic view you return to the Kyanjying gumpa, rest of teh day free and easy or explore around.Ovenight at lodge.
Note : You can also to Tserko Ri is worth climbing at some 5,100 m. If you do this you will spend another night at Kingpin Gumpa and you will skip going to Sybru village( Thulo Sybro) After breakfast you walk down to Lama Hotel which is an easy way down. Overnight in the Lodge in Lama Hotel.
6 Hours
Lodge
Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner
We walk down to Bamboo after breakfast in the morning and then take the upper trail to reach Syabru Village called Thulo Syabru. Syabru Bensi, the town where you spent your first night is a new town developed after economic opportunities flourished, by the people of this village.
This is quite a big settlement on the ridge with a beautiful view of the terraced field below, the jungle above, and the beautiful mountains in front. The cultural exposure of the Tamang people is also attractive. Enjoy your evening and the night stay here in the lodge
5 Hours
Lodge
Breakfast/ Lunch/ Dinner
Today you will make your way from Syabru Village to Bharkhu through a bumpy road and blacktop road to Dhunche and Kathmandu.
We drive through enchanting forests and captivating natural marvels, culminating in your arrival at Dhunche. This picturesque town not only serves as a vibrant market hub but also boasts administrative significance for the district. Prepare to be enthralled by the breathtaking scenery and immerse yourself in the unique wonders that lie ahead as you traverse toward Dhunche and Enjoy the long drive with beautiful landscapes and the lifestyle of the mountain people. Reach Kathmandu check into the hotel for Overnight
7 Hours
None
Hotel
Breakfast
After breakfast, we will offer a fascinating tour of Kathmandu city. This ancient city is rich in history, culture, and spirituality, revealing intriguing social and historical secrets to its visitors. Explore the narrow streets of old Kathmandu, the bustling Ason market, the vibrant Glass beads market at Indrachowk, the oldest supermarket at New Road, Kilagal, and discover hidden stupas tucked away within family courtyards. Visit Kathmandu Durbar Square – the administrative quarter of Malla Kings (fourteenth to eighteenth century), and Shah Kings who ruled Nepal from 1768 until 2008. The most unique experience in the square is the visit to the temple of the living goddess “Kumari”.
After the tour, return back to your Hotel. If you are staying in Thamel, you can hang around this bustling tourist market and enjoy shopping. Overnight in Hotel.
Hotel
Breakfast
As per your flight schedule, you will be transferred to the international airport of Kathmandu three hours before the flight time and your tour ends here.
A guided pickup and drop by a professional representative of our team.
Bilingual or polyglot trekking guides with understanding of one European language of your ease or English language including Local tongues. Porter for carrying your belongings on the trek journey. (Note: Trekkers in group of 5 are arranged an assistance guide)
Three eating breaks in the day i.e. Morning Breakfast, mid-day Lunch, and evening dinner for trekking days .
Tea house stays in the trek uphill journey.
Warm and filling hot drinks thrice a day just like meals.
4WD comfortable travel from KTM to Syabrubensi and Dhunche to Syabrubensi.
Nepal Government issued, mandatory TIMS permit Card for entry into langtang trail.
Permit for entry into the National Park in Langtang.
Essentials (meals, drinkables, pay, quintessential gears, costs for transport and mandatory insurances) of the trekking staff from our team.
Jackets and sleeping bags stuffed with authentic down feathers and a duffel.
A cozy BNB stay at premier 3-star-level hotel accommodations.
Certificate after the trek.
Seasonal fruits during the trek.
First aid box with oxymeter.
An elaborate sight-seeing inclusive of entry fee with expert local guides.
Any taxes and services charge.
Any recreational or repose consumables like liquor, soft drinks and smokes.
Insurance of any personal nature and contingent expenses resulting from unforeseen events.
Mid-day lunch or evening dinner in Kathmandu stays.
Any gratuity tips from your side. (Nepal is not a mandatory tip destination like North America).
International tickets for arrival or departure from Kathmandu.
Helicopter evacuation travel insurance bills for emergencies.
A short but itsy bitsy list of gears and things to trek to the mountain foothills. Quick trekker tip, rent it out in Thamel or go for economic brands.
General
a. Feathered down jackets preferably wind blocking.
b. A cozy rucksack or the duffel.
c. A sturdy essential fitting back pack.
d. A reliable sleeping bag preferably stuffed with down.
e. Durable Liner made from Fleece.
f. Comfy walking poles made for trek.
g. Clima-protect water bottles along with handy water purifier tablets.
h. Toiletries and Hygienes - liquid hair gels/shampoos, bodywash/shower gels, face wipes, lip balms/guards and sanitisers.
i. Sun Block/sun screen creams.
j. Hand wipes, toilet rolls and other hygiene.
Top Body - Upper body senses - ears, eyes and heads
a. Knit hats, trekking hats, or any full ear and forehead covering hats.
b. Sunglass preferably polaroid glacier glasses.
c. Head torches widely known as head lamps.
d. Neck warmers like mufflers, snood or neck gaiters.
Palms
a. Wind blocking gloves - pair of two light and thick gloves.
Torso - The body
a. A few articles of Tshirts.
b. Thermal tops for wearing over inside tshirts.
c. Light thin wool fleece jacket or windproof jacket.
d. Weather proof jacket to battle wind and rain.
e. Thick night pyjamas for sleeping.
Lower Torso - The legs
a. Hiking pants - full length and short length.
b. Light long trekking inner/under ware to keep warm for evenings.
c. windproof and weatherproof articles of Pants for trek.
The Soles - Feet
a. Three pairs of socks - thin anklet sock, thin long sock and thick long sock.
b. Slippers/sandals for lodges, trekking boots for trips and light shoes for village strolls.
c. short or long gaiters of choice.
Emergency medical and immediate aid supplies
Guides or team members carry all essential medical and emergency medical supplies but you can choose to pack a box for your needs.
a. Medicines for Headaches/fever.
b. Pain killing legal medicines like Ibuprofen for bodily pains and aches.
c. Medicines to tackle diarrhoea or stomach upsets.
d. Anti-allergen medicine to tackle any unforeseen allergic reactions.
e. Diamox for tackling altitude sickness. Note: do not take until advised by your guide or local health post doctor.
f. Quick relief ache sprays, blister creams and burn creams.
g. Anti infection cream/ointment and handy tabs of antibiotics.
Other Vital Essentials
a. Passport olds preferably 6 months old or newer.
b. Passport and Passport pouch or hand pocket bag or hip bag to carry all travel documents.
c. Pocket swiss knives or bandanas.
d. Snackies of your liking or some sweet energy bars.
e. Hobby items like uno cards, light board games or books.
f. Binoculars and photography gears (Camera and related accessories).
g. Powerbanks for tabs/phones and camera batteries.
Carry sturdy polythene bags to protect every items from dew drops.
The Langtang Valley trek runs across the Langtang National Park of Rasuwa District north from the Capital Kathmandu in Nepal.
The wild animals are shy and gaze at humans from a distance, these animals only roam the trekking routes in the dark of night. Hence, you are safe from any dangerous wildlife encounters on the trek.
While the trek difficulty is moderate in level, scores of fit first timers have completed the trek easily with us.
The trek destination is 9-12 days with moderately fit people short on time choosing to complete in 9 days. However, it is advised for first timers to complete it with proper rest in 12 days to avoid any mishaps.
Nepal has stopped guide-free trekking to foreigners for their safe return and emergency evacuation. No, you are not allowed to trek on your own.
Yes, we offer customisable tour packages for you, your keen and travellers. We can arrange a group and private trek both for you.
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Langtang Valley Trek is in Langtang Region, in the north-central Himalayas, straight north of Kathmandu Valley, which borders Tibet's autonomous region. This trek follows a narrow gorge up to a wide pastureland valley surrounded by mighty Himalayan peaks. The 2015 earthquake destroyed the beautiful Langtang Village, it was swept by an avalanche from the Langtang Lirung Himal and killed an estimated 300 people, including approximately 80 tourists. Now, the village is ready to welcome you again.
Throughout this trek, you will never feel deprived of adventure, scenery, and exhilarating destination experiences. The trek is a walk through nature and human resilience, hidden past the Himalayan pine forests, rest Sherpa and Tamang Villages. The hospitality of people here is warmer than the first rays of morning sun that land on the Langtang Massif. Feel the zephyr blow down from Langtang Lirung, Lantang Ri, Yala Peak, Langsisa Peak, Ganja La Peak and Ganja La Pass as you bask in its gaze.
Welcome to Nepal! Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu , our friendly representative will greet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel.
After checking in, take some time to rest and recover from your journey. In the evening, head out to explore the vibrant streets of Thamel, Kathmandu's bustling tourist hub. You can browse trekking gear shops, exchange currency, enjoy authentic Nepali or international cuisine, visit local cafés and supermarkets, or simply soak in the lively atmosphere.
Later, join us at our office for a comprehensive trek briefing, and complete any final preparations for the adventure ahead. After the briefing, return to your hotel for a comfortable Overnight stay.
You start your day with a yummy breakfast and proceed for the tour. We will show you three different religious/cultural sights – Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhanath Stupa. and Swyambhu (monkey temple):
Pashupatinath Temple: Known to be a space devoted to lord Shiva, a Hindu deity, Pashupatinath temple is one of the most famous destinations for Hindu pilgrims. Bagmati river – revered to be a holy river – where Hindu dead body are cremated is another attraction of the tour. It is a UNESCO world cultural heritage site and is famous for the celebration of Shivaratri”, which falls in between the stretch of February-March.
Boudhanath stupa: The stupa is one of the largest monuments of its form in Nepal. It is located in the eastern Kathmandu and stands with four pair of eyes keeping track of four directions of the city. The holy and serene environment will definitely leave you relaxed and calm. It is believed to be inspired by Mahayana philosophy.
If your flight going from ramechhap after thsi tour you are going to drive and spend overnight at ramechhap but if flight from kathamndu than you back teh hotel for Overnight.
You drive quite a long today in the mountainous landscape of Nepal. It is long but not boring at all. View of the Himalayan peaks, beautiful river valley, terraced farming fields, small dotted settlements, and villages are all awe-inspiring.
To reach Syabrubensi you pass through historical places like Trishuli Bazar, Betrawati – where Nepal and Tibet under the Qing Dynasty signed a treaty in 1792 – and Dhunche, the capital of the Rasuwa district. The road to the Tibetan town Kyrong/Gyrong and the Nepal-China border passes this small town. Once you reach Syabrubesi, you can explore the town, it provides an interesting fusion of modernity and village life. You spend the night at a local lodge.
You start to walk now. After breakfast in your lodge, as you start to walk you cross the river Bhote Koshi that flows from China, and cross Langtang Khola that flows down from Langtang valley and walk through the Langtang Khola Gorge.
You walk in the jungle and there is no view of the Himalayan peaks, or villages today. You reach Bamboo and have lunch before you start to walk a steep uphill of about two hours to reach Lama Hotel – your night stop. The altitude is manageable and attainable on this day. You spend the overnight at a local lodge.
After breakfast, you start your trek toward Langtang Valley. The trail to the valley leads west from east. The elevation will increase which might make the trail harder to work than usual. You pass plenty of Buddhist mani walls, and Chhortens and walk in the deep forests on your way to the valley. You enjoy lunch in a small place namely Ghoda Tabela which literally means horse stable.
Langtang village was the most severely hit and destroyed place of the Gorkha Earthquake in April 2015. But now new lodges are built for your accommodation. Various Geological surveys were carried out before the village was reestablished again. You will enjoy the fresh air and spend the night at the local lodge here.
You are now in the open and incredible Langtang Valley. You start the day with a mountain breakfast. As you start from Langtang village and climb a small hillock, you pass one of the longest Mani walls in the world. The walk of the day takes us past beautiful mountain surroundings with amazing views and cultural as well as spiritual richness. The trail that winds up and up in the barren landscape tests your endurance.
You reach Kyanjin Gompa means Kyanjin monastery, Enjoy the lunch and you have a half-day to explore around. You may visit Kyanjing Gompa, a sacred Buddhist monastery – and the cheese factory established under the technical assistance of a Swiss man in the early 1950s. Overnight at local lodge.
You achieve the highest elevation of your trek today with the climb to Kyanjin Ri. There are two viewpoints of Kyanjing ri 4773 and 4250 m. So you can go one of those depending on your fitness and interest. This is worth hiking in the early morning The view of the mountains surrounding this peak is magnificent. peaks Langtang Lirung 7,234 m/ 23,734 ft, Langtang Ri 7,205 m/ 23,638 ft, Langsisa Peak 6,427 m/ 21,086 ft, Yala Peak 5,520 m/ 18,110 ft, Ganjala Peak, Ganja La pass and so on. You reach there for sunrise, and after enjoying the panoramic view you return to the Kyanjying gumpa, rest of teh day free and easy or explore around.Ovenight at lodge.
Note : You can also to Tserko Ri is worth climbing at some 5,100 m. If you do this you will spend another night at Kingpin Gumpa and you will skip going to Sybru village( Thulo Sybro) After breakfast you walk down to Lama Hotel which is an easy way down. Overnight in the Lodge in Lama Hotel.
We walk down to Bamboo after breakfast in the morning and then take the upper trail to reach Syabru Village called Thulo Syabru. Syabru Bensi, the town where you spent your first night is a new town developed after economic opportunities flourished, by the people of this village.
This is quite a big settlement on the ridge with a beautiful view of the terraced field below, the jungle above, and the beautiful mountains in front. The cultural exposure of the Tamang people is also attractive. Enjoy your evening and the night stay here in the lodge
Today you will make your way from Syabru Village to Bharkhu through a bumpy road and blacktop road to Dhunche and Kathmandu.
We drive through enchanting forests and captivating natural marvels, culminating in your arrival at Dhunche. This picturesque town not only serves as a vibrant market hub but also boasts administrative significance for the district. Prepare to be enthralled by the breathtaking scenery and immerse yourself in the unique wonders that lie ahead as you traverse toward Dhunche and Enjoy the long drive with beautiful landscapes and the lifestyle of the mountain people. Reach Kathmandu check into the hotel for Overnight
After breakfast, we will offer a fascinating tour of Kathmandu city. This ancient city is rich in history, culture, and spirituality, revealing intriguing social and historical secrets to its visitors. Explore the narrow streets of old Kathmandu, the bustling Ason market, the vibrant Glass beads market at Indrachowk, the oldest supermarket at New Road, Kilagal, and discover hidden stupas tucked away within family courtyards. Visit Kathmandu Durbar Square – the administrative quarter of Malla Kings (fourteenth to eighteenth century), and Shah Kings who ruled Nepal from 1768 until 2008. The most unique experience in the square is the visit to the temple of the living goddess “Kumari”.
After the tour, return back to your Hotel. If you are staying in Thamel, you can hang around this bustling tourist market and enjoy shopping. Overnight in Hotel.
As per your flight schedule, you will be transferred to the international airport of Kathmandu three hours before the flight time and your tour ends here.
A guided pickup and drop by a professional representative of our team.
Bilingual or polyglot trekking guides with understanding of one European language of your ease or English language including Local tongues. Porter for carrying your belongings on the trek journey. (Note: Trekkers in group of 5 are arranged an assistance guide)
Three eating breaks in the day i.e. Morning Breakfast, mid-day Lunch, and evening dinner for trekking days .
Tea house stays in the trek uphill journey.
Warm and filling hot drinks thrice a day just like meals.
4WD comfortable travel from KTM to Syabrubensi and Dhunche to Syabrubensi.
Nepal Government issued, mandatory TIMS permit Card for entry into langtang trail.
Permit for entry into the National Park in Langtang.
Essentials (meals, drinkables, pay, quintessential gears, costs for transport and mandatory insurances) of the trekking staff from our team.
Jackets and sleeping bags stuffed with authentic down feathers and a duffel.
A cozy BNB stay at premier 3-star-level hotel accommodations.
Certificate after the trek.
Seasonal fruits during the trek.
First aid box with oxymeter.
An elaborate sight-seeing inclusive of entry fee with expert local guides.
Any taxes and services charge.
Any recreational or repose consumables like liquor, soft drinks and smokes.
Insurance of any personal nature and contingent expenses resulting from unforeseen events.
Mid-day lunch or evening dinner in Kathmandu stays.
Any gratuity tips from your side. (Nepal is not a mandatory tip destination like North America).
International tickets for arrival or departure from Kathmandu.
Helicopter evacuation travel insurance bills for emergencies.
A short but itsy bitsy list of gears and things to trek to the mountain foothills. Quick trekker tip, rent it out in Thamel or go for economic brands.
General
a. Feathered down jackets preferably wind blocking.
b. A cozy rucksack or the duffel.
c. A sturdy essential fitting back pack.
d. A reliable sleeping bag preferably stuffed with down.
e. Durable Liner made from Fleece.
f. Comfy walking poles made for trek.
g. Clima-protect water bottles along with handy water purifier tablets.
h. Toiletries and Hygienes - liquid hair gels/shampoos, bodywash/shower gels, face wipes, lip balms/guards and sanitisers.
i. Sun Block/sun screen creams.
j. Hand wipes, toilet rolls and other hygiene.
Top Body - Upper body senses - ears, eyes and heads
a. Knit hats, trekking hats, or any full ear and forehead covering hats.
b. Sunglass preferably polaroid glacier glasses.
c. Head torches widely known as head lamps.
d. Neck warmers like mufflers, snood or neck gaiters.
Palms
a. Wind blocking gloves - pair of two light and thick gloves.
Torso - The body
a. A few articles of Tshirts.
b. Thermal tops for wearing over inside tshirts.
c. Light thin wool fleece jacket or windproof jacket.
d. Weather proof jacket to battle wind and rain.
e. Thick night pyjamas for sleeping.
Lower Torso - The legs
a. Hiking pants - full length and short length.
b. Light long trekking inner/under ware to keep warm for evenings.
c. windproof and weatherproof articles of Pants for trek.
The Soles - Feet
a. Three pairs of socks - thin anklet sock, thin long sock and thick long sock.
b. Slippers/sandals for lodges, trekking boots for trips and light shoes for village strolls.
c. short or long gaiters of choice.
Emergency medical and immediate aid supplies
Guides or team members carry all essential medical and emergency medical supplies but you can choose to pack a box for your needs.
a. Medicines for Headaches/fever.
b. Pain killing legal medicines like Ibuprofen for bodily pains and aches.
c. Medicines to tackle diarrhoea or stomach upsets.
d. Anti-allergen medicine to tackle any unforeseen allergic reactions.
e. Diamox for tackling altitude sickness. Note: do not take until advised by your guide or local health post doctor.
f. Quick relief ache sprays, blister creams and burn creams.
g. Anti infection cream/ointment and handy tabs of antibiotics.
Other Vital Essentials
a. Passport olds preferably 6 months old or newer.
b. Passport and Passport pouch or hand pocket bag or hip bag to carry all travel documents.
c. Pocket swiss knives or bandanas.
d. Snackies of your liking or some sweet energy bars.
e. Hobby items like uno cards, light board games or books.
f. Binoculars and photography gears (Camera and related accessories).
g. Powerbanks for tabs/phones and camera batteries.
Carry sturdy polythene bags to protect every items from dew drops.
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Maja JSwedenOn 2026-04-21
Would highly recommend Mountain Delights. We had an amazing time trekking in the Langtang Valley. Our guide, Dipak Nepal, did a fantastic job and made everything run smoothly throughout the trek. We didn’t have to worry about anything. Our two porters were also incredible. We would love to go trekking with Mountain Delights again in the future!
Laurie MDenmarkOn 2026-01-06
8 day Langtang trek
Jan 2025 • Friends
We did the 8 day langtang trek, booking was very easy and our guide was great. Sharan was very knowledgable telling us everything we asked about all the mountains and wildlife, he would clearly explain what each day would be like each evening and made the trek very enjoyable. We got on very well with Sharan playing cards, making jokes and having a laugh each day. I would recommend him to anyone looking to do a trek in Nepal and will definitely use him again if I do another one. Thank you very much Sharan
Martina RFranceOn 2025-05-02
Around Manaslu..
I did the Langtang Valley Trek in March with Mountain Delights and it was a really great experience! Everything was very well organised, individual wishes taken into account and Sharan guided me well. Thank you!
Luke HDenmarkOn 2025-01-06
Fantastic
We done the 8 day Langtang trek and it was an incredible experience, and a big part of that was thanks to our guide, Sharan. He was fantastic—knowledgeable, friendly, and always there to make sure we were comfortable. His English was great, which made everything so much easier, and he had a way of making the whole trek feel personal and enjoyable. We felt safe and well taken care of the entire time. Highly recommend the trek, and if you get Sharan as your guide, you’re in great hands!