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.
Lay the soles of your feet and feel the soil of Mountainous Nepal at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) and get hosted by our representative at the airport terminal.
Dump the jet lag in your hotel bed, post a short rest and rejuvenate in the bright night lights of Thamel. Choose to shop, enjoy sumptuous cuisines from all across the world, exchange local currency, shop/rent trekking gears, and enjoy some snacks at local delis/supermarkets as per your desires.
Afterwards, meet us at the office for a trek details briefing to hit your room for an overnight rest.
Weather any unforeseen delay will be notified the following day.
Post break of the dawn, a palatial western or nepali breakfast at the hotel is served to you at the dining hall or your room. A hospitable and warm guide will brief you the day’s tour itinerary. Galore starts off at Pashupatinath Temple, a UNESCO world heritage site with a foundation built in the 5th Century. Visit the temple prefecture housing over 500 pagodas, intricately carved wood monuments, idols and hindu last rites on the banks of Bagmati.
From Hindu Grandeur brilliance, the trip kicks off towards the Boudhanath Stupa, a marvel of Buddhist Heritage in Nepal. The UNESCO listed grand stupa also believed to be established in 5th or 6th Century circa, is a revered holy site for Tibetans and Nepalese alike. Visit the grand statues, enjoy roof top views from eateries, and mesmerize in echoes of the Buddhist Hymns. As the golden hour bids goodbye, return to the hotel for a relaxing sleep.
An 8-hour-long scenic drive to Syabrubensi, the village trailhead to Langtang trek, is dressed with views of rolling green forests, dotted village towns, terrace farms on the hill ridges, milky white rivers and more. The drive is also accompanied by a traverse through ancient newar-tamang settlements of Trishuli Bazar and Betrawati river (banks where Nepal inked a peace treaty with Qing Dynasty from China). Ultimately, you rest at a hospitable local lodge for the night.
Lama Hotel, famous trailmarker, has been a resting destination for Langtang trek enthusiasts for decades. As the sun takes the horizon, you start traversing winding bends across the Bhote Koshi River originating in remote lands of Tibet. On their walk travellers also cross Langtang Khola originating from the final destination of the trek, the Langtang Mountain.
Across the Langtang gorge lay dense forest with fresh zephyr blowing down hill. You walk against calm breezing winds to the bamboo village, the resting point for energy replenishment before taking on the first steep uphill climb to arrive at Lama Hotel. Immerse in the beauty of setting sun from high above the hills, before resting at lodge for the night.
Resilience is a key marker of your embark towards langtang valley. Feel the mix of challenge and joy of conquest, as you tread to the century old village completely devastated by the 2015 Nepal earthquake. The resilience blows in the himalayan winds of the trail moving west from east. Tread past ancient small stupas called chortens, decorated Buddhist Mani stones installed for travellers' safety, and green deciduous pine forests to reach Ghora Tabela for your first large meal of the day. Tread past Ghora Tabela - the horse resting place - to the freshly rebuilt village settlement of Langtang. Embrace your conquer a top from the village view point and enjoy a cozy sleep at the local lodge.
A tour of contrast and mixes, the mid-day trek from rolling green hills of Langtang Valley takes you to shepherd pastures, gravelled rock trails, and barren lands all in one go. A short trek of endurance, you climb past the infamous hill-lock pass bejewelled with the longest mani-wall in the world.
Tread past the contrast of human magnificent and nature's magnificent, walk under shadow of the mountains on a trail carved by human resilience. Past the green hills, rockfaces, and barren lands up top rests Kyanjin Gompa. Buddha’s abode in the mountains, the century-old monastery has been a place to receive blessings for trekkers and ancient traders since ages. Enjoy the peace of burning incense, echoing Buddhist mantras and get the much needed rest. If you’ve burning with passion, visit Nepal's premier cheese factory established by the Swiss help in the village town here.
Travellers achieve the highest elevation of lantang trek on the day with the climb to Kyanjin Ri at 4773 m or 15655 ft. At the crackle of roosting cock and the dawn of sun on mountain massif early morning the trek begins. Enjoy a panoramic above clouds gaze of the Langtang range and the main mountain prior to ascending downhill to Lama hotel for a delightful feast and rest.
For the travellers with energy in their soul and fortitude in the heart, the hike to Tserko Ri at 5,100 m or 16732ft is also available. Request the change to your guide, if you feel like wanting more.
Down the hill you flow with the wind, from Lama Village to Bamboo point to take another uphill ascent. A village established by industrious locals from the opportunities arisen by mountain trekking, organic terrace farming and pasture fed cheese trade, the village is a mix of happiness and prosperity.
The mosaic of contrasts in Thulo Sybaru village offers vista of ridged terrace farms below, Jungles above and mountains right in front of the gaze. Enjoy the night with hymns of local tamang melodies as you rest in their lodges.
The 5 hour walk to the remote Salient village of Dhunche is one for your memory books. Trek uphill to a quaint tamang village etched with Tibetan and Buddhist to reach the infamous view point at a magical elevation of 2,030 m or 6,660 ft. the view point blesses the travellers stepping their soles here with a view of majestic high mountain ridge, deep rolling valleys, Ganesh Himal and Langtang Lirung.
Scroll through your instagram worthy pictures on phone or camera while you take the way back to Kathmandu. Tread past the scenic roads you took while rendezvousing memories of making the road for the first time on your trek to langtang. Enjoy a light cozy city meal for a rest in your hotel.
Take a tour through the ancient trading town of Asan, the market of trade established for Tibet and Mughal trade. Shop for best of spices from centurion business selling spice, shop for souvenirs near Taleju Temple courtyards before visiting Nepal’s old royal courtyard of Basantapur Durbar Square (Literal translation - Basantapur Royal Palace) built by the Mallas and preserved by Shah kings of Nepal.
Visit the grandeur of Pagoda temples, pagoda palaces, Western Palaces and get blessings from the only living goddess in the World - The Kumari. Take a return to the hotel for a short souvenir shopping spree or a beer at a pub in the streets of Thamel. Rest for Travel back home the following day at the hotel.
Our guides and team will arrive at the hotel corridors to transfer your belongings and transport you to TIA for a departure from Nepal.
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.
An elaborate sight-seeing inclusive of permits 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.
Lay the soles of your feet and feel the soil of Mountainous Nepal at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) and get hosted by our representative at the airport terminal.
Dump the jet lag in your hotel bed, post a short rest and rejuvenate in the bright night lights of Thamel. Choose to shop, enjoy sumptuous cuisines from all across the world, exchange local currency, shop/rent trekking gears, and enjoy some snacks at local delis/supermarkets as per your desires.
Afterwards, meet us at the office for a trek details briefing to hit your room for an overnight rest.
Weather any unforeseen delay will be notified the following day.
Post break of the dawn, a palatial western or nepali breakfast at the hotel is served to you at the dining hall or your room. A hospitable and warm guide will brief you the day’s tour itinerary. Galore starts off at Pashupatinath Temple, a UNESCO world heritage site with a foundation built in the 5th Century. Visit the temple prefecture housing over 500 pagodas, intricately carved wood monuments, idols and hindu last rites on the banks of Bagmati.
From Hindu Grandeur brilliance, the trip kicks off towards the Boudhanath Stupa, a marvel of Buddhist Heritage in Nepal. The UNESCO listed grand stupa also believed to be established in 5th or 6th Century circa, is a revered holy site for Tibetans and Nepalese alike. Visit the grand statues, enjoy roof top views from eateries, and mesmerize in echoes of the Buddhist Hymns. As the golden hour bids goodbye, return to the hotel for a relaxing sleep.
An 8-hour-long scenic drive to Syabrubensi, the village trailhead to Langtang trek, is dressed with views of rolling green forests, dotted village towns, terrace farms on the hill ridges, milky white rivers and more. The drive is also accompanied by a traverse through ancient newar-tamang settlements of Trishuli Bazar and Betrawati river (banks where Nepal inked a peace treaty with Qing Dynasty from China). Ultimately, you rest at a hospitable local lodge for the night.
Lama Hotel, famous trailmarker, has been a resting destination for Langtang trek enthusiasts for decades. As the sun takes the horizon, you start traversing winding bends across the Bhote Koshi River originating in remote lands of Tibet. On their walk travellers also cross Langtang Khola originating from the final destination of the trek, the Langtang Mountain.
Across the Langtang gorge lay dense forest with fresh zephyr blowing down hill. You walk against calm breezing winds to the bamboo village, the resting point for energy replenishment before taking on the first steep uphill climb to arrive at Lama Hotel. Immerse in the beauty of setting sun from high above the hills, before resting at lodge for the night.
Resilience is a key marker of your embark towards langtang valley. Feel the mix of challenge and joy of conquest, as you tread to the century old village completely devastated by the 2015 Nepal earthquake. The resilience blows in the himalayan winds of the trail moving west from east. Tread past ancient small stupas called chortens, decorated Buddhist Mani stones installed for travellers' safety, and green deciduous pine forests to reach Ghora Tabela for your first large meal of the day. Tread past Ghora Tabela - the horse resting place - to the freshly rebuilt village settlement of Langtang. Embrace your conquer a top from the village view point and enjoy a cozy sleep at the local lodge.
A tour of contrast and mixes, the mid-day trek from rolling green hills of Langtang Valley takes you to shepherd pastures, gravelled rock trails, and barren lands all in one go. A short trek of endurance, you climb past the infamous hill-lock pass bejewelled with the longest mani-wall in the world.
Tread past the contrast of human magnificent and nature's magnificent, walk under shadow of the mountains on a trail carved by human resilience. Past the green hills, rockfaces, and barren lands up top rests Kyanjin Gompa. Buddha’s abode in the mountains, the century-old monastery has been a place to receive blessings for trekkers and ancient traders since ages. Enjoy the peace of burning incense, echoing Buddhist mantras and get the much needed rest. If you’ve burning with passion, visit Nepal's premier cheese factory established by the Swiss help in the village town here.
Travellers achieve the highest elevation of lantang trek on the day with the climb to Kyanjin Ri at 4773 m or 15655 ft. At the crackle of roosting cock and the dawn of sun on mountain massif early morning the trek begins. Enjoy a panoramic above clouds gaze of the Langtang range and the main mountain prior to ascending downhill to Lama hotel for a delightful feast and rest.
For the travellers with energy in their soul and fortitude in the heart, the hike to Tserko Ri at 5,100 m or 16732ft is also available. Request the change to your guide, if you feel like wanting more.
Down the hill you flow with the wind, from Lama Village to Bamboo point to take another uphill ascent. A village established by industrious locals from the opportunities arisen by mountain trekking, organic terrace farming and pasture fed cheese trade, the village is a mix of happiness and prosperity.
The mosaic of contrasts in Thulo Sybaru village offers vista of ridged terrace farms below, Jungles above and mountains right in front of the gaze. Enjoy the night with hymns of local tamang melodies as you rest in their lodges.
The 5 hour walk to the remote Salient village of Dhunche is one for your memory books. Trek uphill to a quaint tamang village etched with Tibetan and Buddhist to reach the infamous view point at a magical elevation of 2,030 m or 6,660 ft. the view point blesses the travellers stepping their soles here with a view of majestic high mountain ridge, deep rolling valleys, Ganesh Himal and Langtang Lirung.
Scroll through your instagram worthy pictures on phone or camera while you take the way back to Kathmandu. Tread past the scenic roads you took while rendezvousing memories of making the road for the first time on your trek to langtang. Enjoy a light cozy city meal for a rest in your hotel.
Take a tour through the ancient trading town of Asan, the market of trade established for Tibet and Mughal trade. Shop for best of spices from centurion business selling spice, shop for souvenirs near Taleju Temple courtyards before visiting Nepal’s old royal courtyard of Basantapur Durbar Square (Literal translation - Basantapur Royal Palace) built by the Mallas and preserved by Shah kings of Nepal.
Visit the grandeur of Pagoda temples, pagoda palaces, Western Palaces and get blessings from the only living goddess in the World - The Kumari. Take a return to the hotel for a short souvenir shopping spree or a beer at a pub in the streets of Thamel. Rest for Travel back home the following day at the hotel.
Our guides and team will arrive at the hotel corridors to transfer your belongings and transport you to TIA for a departure from Nepal.
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.
An elaborate sight-seeing inclusive of permits 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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