Langtang Valley Experience

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This is the closest you could get to the mountains from Kathmandu. Directly to the north of Kathmandu bordering the Tibetan plateau is the Langtang Valley. Famed for its fast-flowing rivers, green meadows, yak cheese, nomadic horsemen and yak herders Langtang is like no other trek in Nepal. The upper reaches of the valley have glaciers and beautiful Himalayan peaks overlooking the Tibetan plateau. The people are closely related to the Tibetans and follow Buddhism as their main religion. The landscape like in other mountain areas of Nepal is dotted with monasteries and chrotens. Most of the trek is through a glaciated valley (Langtang Valley) which predates the ice age. This 10-day trek is one of Nepal’s best-kept secrets and will leave a visitor mesmerized by its beauty and cultural grandeur.

Style Holiday Type
- Hiking
- Mountain
Culture, Guided, Trekking
Activity Level Moderate
3/8
Group Size Large Group
16

Itinerary
Accomodation

Day 1 Kathmandu to Syabrubesi

Syabrubesi – 1550 mt. 122 km. Drive 7-8 hrs,

Accommodation: Lodge
Day 2 Trek to Lama Hotel

Lama Hotel – 2380 mt. 11.3 km. 6 hrs

Accommodation: Tea house

Walk through a beautiful forest with Langtang Lirung as the backdrop. Beautiful scenery; the river, several waterfalls, huge boulders along the trail, small villages, beautiful forest.
Day 3 Lama Hotel to Langtang Village

Mundu – 3500 mt. 14 km. 7 hrs

Accommodation: Tea house

The first half of the day is through the forest, the second half is through a valley with great views of the mountain range. The Langtang village thrives with a community health post, government schools, small markets, and monasteries.
Day 4 Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa

Kyanjin Gompa – 3500 mt. 6.7 km. 3 hrs

Accommodation: Tea house.

Reaching Kyanjin Gompa by lunchtime, there is the option of relaxing or exploring the area.

A very short and relatively easy walking day with the best scenery on the trek so far; snow peaks, turquoise color river, huge boulders, bizarrely shaped rocks, stupas, many yaks, and great lookout points.
Day 5 Kyanjin Gompa to Tserko Ri to Kyanjin Gompa

Tserko Ri – 5000 mt. 17km. 8-9 hrs

Accommodation: Tea house

This is an exciting but challenging day to hike up Tsergo Ri (5,000mt), from where we can see over 20 peaks, the Langtang Valley, and frozen lakes.

The views and exhilarating experience make this hard upward hike well worthwhile! After taking in the breathtaking views, return to Kyanjin Gompa for a second night and a well-deserved dinner.
Day 6 Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel

Lama Hotel – 2450 mt. 14.5 km. 6-7 hrs

Accommodation: Tea house

Having an enjoyable time around beautiful Langtang Valley at Kyanjing our adventure comes to an end following the downhill walk to Lama Hotel with an overnight stop.
Day 7 Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi

Syabrubesi – 1550 mt. 11.3 km. 6-7 hrs

Accommodation: Tea house

This is the final day of the trek, and there are options! Two routes take us back to Syabrubesi. We can either retrace our outbound route through the forest and the villages of Bamboo and Rimche, reaching Syabrubesi in about 6 hours or take a shorter but steeper route with stunning views of the Langtang Valley.

The second route goes via Rimche and Sherpa Gaun. You can decide which route to take depending on the weather and stamina level. We overnighted in Syabrubesi.
Day 8 Syabrubesi to Kathmandu ( 7 hrs Drive )

Kathmandu – 1380 mt. 7-8 hrs

Hotels, Tea Houses and Lodges

Accommodation options on the Langtang Trek in Nepal can vary depending on the specific route you choose and the season you trek in. The Langtang Valley trek is a popular trekking destination, and there are several villages along the route where you can find places to stay. Here are some common types of accommodation you can expect to find:

Tea Houses (Teahouses or Lodges): Tea houses are the most common type of accommodation along the Langtang Trek. These are basic lodges or guesthouses that offer simple rooms with twin beds and often shared bathrooms. They also have dining areas where you can order meals and warm up by the stove in the common area. Tea houses provide a cozy and social atmosphere, and they are a popular choice among trekkers.
Camping: While tea houses are readily available on the Langtang Trek, some trekkers prefer to camp along the route. You can bring your camping gear or hire a trekking company that provides camping equipment and arranges camping spots. Camping offers a more private and immersive experience in the wilderness.
Basic Guesthouses: In addition to tea houses, you may find some basic guesthouses or lodges in the villages along the trail. These accommodations can vary in terms of facilities and comfort but are usually more budget-friendly than the larger tea houses.
Homestays: In some villages along the Langtang Trek, you may have the opportunity to stay with local families in homestay accommodations. This provides a unique cultural experience and a chance to interact with the locals. Homestays are often available in smaller, less touristy villages.
High-Altitude Lodges: As you gain altitude on the trek, especially if you’re doing side trips to places like Kyanjin Gompa, you may encounter higher-altitude lodges. These lodges offer basic facilities and are located at higher elevations to accommodate trekkers on their way to more challenging destinations.

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