Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

On this day, you will be arriving at the Tribhuvan International airport in Kathmandu. From there, we will transfer you to your hotel. Take some rest. Overnight in Kathmandu.

We begin with a picturesque local bus ride from the Kathmandu Valley to Syabrubesi, which is northwest of Kathmandu, following an early breakfast. Along the route, you will encounter breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, terraced farms, rushing rivers, and typical Nepali villages. All the way to Trishuli Bazaar, the road is smooth. After that, the road gets a little rough as it climbs to Dhunche and then drops back down to Syabrubesi, a bustling bazaar town with lots to explore and relaxing hot springs by the river.

We start our first day on the path from Syabrubesi. After crossing the Bhote Kosi to reach the Langtang River, we go down the river via terraced fields and a lush jungle. We continue on beyond the landslide area, ascend Bamboo, and then progressively descend to Rimche, which is situated on the Langtang River's bank. Along the route are a number of small towns, as well as bamboo and birch forests where you may see uncommon native species, such as red pandas. We keep walking up to the settlement of Lama Hotel.

We walk along the Langtang River and climb through thick trees to continue our journey. We will be able to see vistas of snow-capped mountains calling to us along the route. The river valley eventually widens near Ghoda Tabela. This location was the site of a former Tibetan relocation project. To register our papers, we shall make a halt at the army checkpoint in Ghoda Tabela. Next, as we approach the Langtang Valley, we cross the river on its east side. We proceed past the prayer flags and water-driven prayer wheels to the picturesque Tamang-populated Langtang village.

Langtang valley to Kyanjin Gompa is one of the most beautiful days on the Langtang Gosaikunda trek. Kyanjin Gompa is 6.8 kilometers from Langtang valley. The trail leads us through the flats, ascends, and descends. On the way, we will also see a lot of mani walls, colorful prayer flags, and chortens.

There is a beautiful stream near Mundu village. Trekking through the refreshing trails, we will reach Kyanjin Gompa. The monastery is incredibly beautiful. From there, we will also see the icefalls in Mt. Langtang Lirung and Kimshung. Overnight in a hotel.

On this day, we will spend time at Kyanjin Gompa to acclimate. Beautiful up-close views of the big mountains and glaciers may be found in the upper Langtang Valley. We will be going to a number of places, including Kyanjin Gompa Monastery and the Yak cheese factory. Trekking to Langshisha Kharka and the Tserko Ri (5450) viewpoint will allow you to see stunning vistas of the Himalayan peaks, such as Yala Peak (5,500m), Langtang II (6,596m), and Langtang Lirung (7,227m). We spend the evening at Kyanjin Gompa again.

We wave farewell to the upper highlands at Kyanjin Gomba and begin our descent on a path that will lead us out of the valley. We proceed along the same route that led to Kyanjin Gomba. We will travel by Langtang Village en route, pause for lunch at Ghora Tabela, then register our departure at the army checkpoint. Following a relaxed lunch, we make our way to the Lama Hotel by descending through the river valley's thick woodlands.

On this day, you will traverse a small waterfall and descend to the banks of Langtang Khola. The journey will take us through a forest of bamboo and rhododendron, full of wildlife such as monkeys and wild boar. Along the way, there are breathtaking views of Ganesh Himal. We will cross a suspension bridge to arrive at the base of Thulo Syabru village at the conclusion of today's hike.

We gradually ascend from Thulo Syabru and go past the army checkpoint into Langtang National Park. After walking uphill for thirty minutes, we arrive at Daragang. From this point on, the trail becomes less steep as it goes through the oak and hemlock forests. You might see the endangered red panda as you pass through the forest. We proceed on our journey towards Cholangpati, where we will spend the night, passing through Dhimsa and Sing Gompa.

The stunning Langtang Himal (7234 m), the most well-known peak in the whole Langtang Range, will welcome you as you ascend. We set out on a trek through bleak, arid mountains. You will be able to view more mountains in the distance as you ascend higher, including the stunning Langtang Himal, the Ganesh Himal, and even the Annapurnas to the west. After reaching Laure Binayak a few hours later, we will start the ascent up to Gosainkunda. We will reach a chorten after a two-hour tough climb. An hour of trekking will reward you with views of stunning lakes and waterfalls, Saraswati Kunda and Bhairav Kunda, which are created by water flowing from Gosainkunda. Hindus consider this site holy as they believe that this is a favorite place of Lord Shiva. Gosainkunda receives thousands of pilgrims each year for a holy Hindu festival in the fall.

You will travel via the Laurebina La High Pass today to reach the picturesque Helambu region. The trail first descends to Gosainkunda Lake from the lodges. Then, as we go closer to the Laurebina La Pass, our walk along the northern bank becomes steeper; however, you will pass three or more tiny lakes before arriving at this pass.

Numerous prayer flags and a stone stupa serve as markers for the Laurebina La Pass. The Langtang Trek's highest point is this pass. After that, we go to High Camp (4240 m) by descending via a broad valley. From there, we continue on a more rocky and steep path to Phedi. We descend to a footbridge over a brook immediately after Phedi. The trip from Ghopte to Phedi is demanding with long ascents.

We begin our trip in a secluded, uninhabited area among groves of pine, rhododendron, and juniper before arriving at the serene highland location of Tharepati. The trail softly descends through the forest on the western slope of the ridge from Tharepati. We shall pass a sizable meadow with the remnants of shepherd's huts after a while of trekking. Dorje Lakpa and Gangchempo peaks are seen from the path. After there, there's a steeper drop that takes you to Magin Goth (3265m) through a forest. We will trek beyond Kuala Bhanjyang (3335m) and descend to Kutumsang village (2470m) after a little distance.

We will climb out of Kutumsang for a while before descending to Gul Bhanjyang (2140m) Village. After that, we ascend to Thorong Danda (2500m), where we come to a large, dusty road. From there, we follow a rocky, steep trail that leads to Chipping village.

After there, we descend gradually to Pati Bhanjyang (1760m), a settlement situated halfway between Chipping and Chisopani. We walk for thirty minutes from here to Chisopani, which is renowned for its breathtaking panoramic views of many mountains.

We walk from Chisopani to the Shivapuri National Park checkpoint, which is a short distance away. From here, we travel up the hill on a paved path before descending the hill on a broad road. After making our way past several water reservoirs and enormous water pipes, we eventually arrive at Sundarijal (1460m), where we bid the trails farewell and board a local vehicle to Kathmandu.

The time has come to bid Nepal a fond farewell. A few hours prior to your scheduled departure, we will transport you to Tribhuvan International Airport. We hope you have a safe flight and will always be in mind if you need any services in Nepal.