Group Size

2-15 max
Accomodation

Tea houses and lodges
Transportation

Ground(Public Bus)
Best season

Spring & Autumn
Tour type

Trekking/Hiking
Required Permits

Langtang National Park0

Overview

One of Nepal’s most picturesque and accessible trekking sites is Langtang Valley. This little hike has all kind of adventure you might want from a hike.

The magnificent Langtang Valley Trek leads to vistas of meadows, rivers, waterfalls, small communities, snow-capped mountains, and a plethora of wildlife-filled woods. Kyanjin Gompa Monastery is an old monastery and one of the primary draws of the Langtang region. This monastery holds great spiritual significance. You will experience the customs and way of life of the Tamang people while on the hike.

In addition, you will have the opportunity to trek to Kyanjin Ri (4773m) and Tserko Ri (5450m), the two highest overlooks in this area. You can get captivating views of mountains like Langtang Lirung (7227m), Langtang II (6586m), and others from these perspectives. There are many uncommon animal and bird species in the Langtang National Park. Due to its short length and gorgeous scenery, the journey is well-liked.

The Trishuli River is followed to Syabrubesi as the starting point of the Langtang Valley Trek. The trail leads to the Lama Hotel from Syabrubesi. You will hike to Langtang Village the following day, where you can explore the surrounding areas. The trail leads to Kyanjin Gompa, a short hike from Langtang Valley.

It takes a full day to explore the area, and there are gorgeous hikes to be had. The following day, the trip descends to the Lama Hotel, where they will spend the night. The next day, descend to Syabrubesi and ultimately travel back to Kathmandu.

Highlights of Langtang Valley Trek – 10 Days

The walk passes through Langtang National Park, which is home to a wide range of plants and animals, including bamboo groves, rhododendron forests, and endangered species like red pandas.
Trekkers are rewarded with stunning Trekkers are rewarded with breath-taking vistas of Dorje Lakpa, Ganesh Himal, Langtang Lirung (7,227 meters), and other snow-capped summits.
Glaciers: There are other minor glaciers along the trail, including the Langtang Glacier, which may be seen up close.
Tamang & Sherpa communities: The journey takes hikers past authentic Tamang and Sherpa communities, including Kyanjin Gompa and Langtang Village, providing opportunities to learn about their distinct customs, cultures, and ways of life.
Kyanjin Gompa is a prominent Buddhist monastery in the area that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains along with spiritual guidance.
Local Hospitality: Savor traditional cuisine with Tibetan influences while being treated warmly by the local inhabitants.
Moderate Difficulty: Trekkers with some experience and a respectable degree of fitness can tackle the Langtang Valley Trek, which is regarded as a moderate trek.
A variety of landscapes may be found along the walk, ranging from terraced farmland and verdant woodlands to alpine meadows and craggy mountain slopes.
Biodiversity: The Himalayan black bear, snow leopard, and many bird species can be found in Langtang National Park, which has a high level of biodiversity.
Seasonal Blooms: Hikers can witness stunning rhododendron blooms and wildflowers depending on the time of year.
Tsergo Ri: A popular side trip is the ascent of Tsergo Ri (4,984 meters), offering magnificent views of the Langtang Himalayan range.

Day 1 :

Arrival in Kathmndu (1350m/ 4428ft)

A Destination Guru representative will greet you when you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport. After saying hello, they will take you to the hotel with all the amenities. You can eat and obtain some fresh. You are welcome to see some of the lovely locations that surround the hotel.

We'll be waiting for you at the evening welcome dinner. Spend the night in a Kathmandu hotel.

Day 2 :

Drive from Kathmandu (1400m/ 4393ft) to Syabrubesi (1503m/ 4655ft)

This marks the formal start of our journey. We will transport you to the bus stop after picking you up from the hotel. We'll take the bus to Syabrubesi from there. Our destination is the north side of the valley.

You can see charming little towns, fast-moving rivers, farmland, and mountains while you're driving. As you drive beyond the Trishuli River, the Ganesh Himal can be seen in the distance.

We will finally arrive at Syabrubesi following a tiring day of driving. Spend the night in Syabrubesi.

Day 3 :

Trek from Syabrubesi (1503m/ 4655ft) to Lama Hotel (2470m/ 8103ft)

We're going to start our walk after breakfast. We'll trek alongside the Langtang and Bhotekoshi rivers. After that, we'll go via settlement areas, a few terraced fields, and a forest.

On the walk, if you're lucky, you could get to glimpse the red panda. After that, we'll climb up to Rimiche by following the fields of bamboo.

We will arrive at Lama Hotel after traveling beside the Langtang River. Spend the night at the Lama Hotel.

Day 4 :

Trek from Lama Hotel (2470m/ 8103ft) to Langtang Village (3430m/ 11255ft)

After we have had our breakfast, we will depart from the Lama Hotel and go towards Langtang Village. We shall pass the landscapes as we follow the river before entering the forest. Ascending the woodland affords you a stunning view of the snow-capped peaks.

The route then becomes more expansive after Ghoda Tabela, which was in charge of a Tibetan relocation initiative. This is the army checkpoint for paperwork regristation.

We observe the water mills, mani walls, chortens, etc. as we cross Chyamki Village. to last, we shall arrive to the settlement of Langtang, home to a sizable Tamang population. Stay the night in Langtang Village.

Day 5 :

Trek from Langtang Village (3430m/ 11255ft) to Kyanjin Gompa (3865m/ 12675ft)

The shortest portion of the walk will be completed on this day. It will only take us three hours of hiking to get to our destination. We're going to leave Langtang Village and head toward Kyanjin.

The trail goes through villages, meadows, yak pastures, and mani walls. As we continue our trip, the height rises.

As we hike further, we will encounter the prayer wheels—holy stone mounds with inscriptions cut into them. This indicates that we have reached our goal.

The venerable and well-known Kyanjin Gompa monastery is visible here. You may see breathtaking views of mountain ranges from this location. Spend the night at Kyanjin Gompa.

Day 6 :

Exploration day at Kyanjin Gompa

We will spend the entire day discovering Kyanjin Gompa's sights and splendor. We will be able to see more breathtaking vistas of the mountain ranges because we are higher up.

There are several attractions in the area. After visiting the cheese plant, we will climb to Langshisa. Next, we will reach Tserko Ri viewpoint, which is the highest point of the trek at 5,000 meters.

Numerous mountains, including Lantang Lirung (7227m) and Langtang II (6586m), are seen from this location. There is another viewpoint at this location, Kyanjin Ri (4773m). Following our enjoyment of the mountain and glacier vista, we will retrace our steps to Kyanjin Gompa where we will spend the night.

Day 7 :

Trek from Kyanjin Gompa (3865m/ 12675ft) to Lama Hotel (2470m/ 8103ft)

Now that we've experienced some amazing vistas, it's time to descend. We will make our way out of Kyanjin Gopma and toward the Lama Hotel. We're going to take the same path that led us to the Lama Hotel earlier. Our lunch stop will be at Ghoda Tabela. The trail carries on through the bush and by the river.

Reaching the Lama Hotel, we will say goodbye and catch a view of the mountains. Spend the night at the Lama Hotel.

Day 8 :

Trek from Lama Hotel (2470m/ 8103ft) to Syabrubesi (1503m/ 4655ft)

After breakfast, we will resume our trek below. We will be making our way down to Syabrubesi, the starting site of our walk, today. The Langtang River runs alongside the trail. We will go through a gorgeous bamboo forest with stunning scenery. We will reach Syabrubesi after fording the Bhote Koshi and Langtang rivers.

During your free time, you can relax or visit the neighboring locations. You can arrange everything so that returning the next day will be simple. Spend the night in Syabrubesi.

Day 9 :

Drive from Syabrubesi (1503m/ 4655ft) to Kathmandu (1400m/ 4393 ft)

Our trek across the Langtang Valley is coming to a close. We will drive back to the Kathmandu Valley today and depart from this stunning area. We'll be traveling alongside the Trishuli River, which offers stunning views of meadows, little towns, and terrace farming.

We will assist you in getting to the hotel once we get in Kathmandu. At last, you can get some good sleep and relish the pictures you took on the hike. Spend the night in Kathmandu.

Day 10 :

Final Departure

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.

FAQs

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How difficult is Langtang Valley Trek?

The Langtang Valley Trek has a moderate difficulty level. Unlike other trekking sites, the Langtang Valley trip does not pass through locations that are higher in altitude. However, there are a few overlooks that are at higher elevations, so reaching them could be a challenging portion of the hike. Other than that, the walk comprises typical ascents and descents and is of a moderate level. Trekkers with no prior trekking experience are welcome to participate.

Do I need a guide for Langtang Valley Trek?

It is not necessary to have a guide for the Langtang Valley Trek. You can also sign up for the hike alone or with other groups. There are several tea places along the way where you may inquire for directions, and the routes are not too tough. As a result, it is simple for a hiker to travel this area by themselves.

Where is Langtang valley located?

The Langtang Valley is situated in the Bagmati Province’s Langtang Region, facing the north-central Himalayas. The distance between the valley and the Kathmandu valley is 51 km to the north. The area is well-known for its trekking destinations, Langtang National Park, and other religious sites.

What are the required permits for Langtang Valley Trek?

The permits needed for the Langtang Valley Trek are as follows: Trekker’s TIMS Card Information Management System, each person pays $20 USD. Permission to Enter Langtang National Park The cost of this $30 USD per person permit is mandatory for entry into Langtang National Park. The National Tourism Board in Kathmandu can provide these permissions, or you can instruct your travel agent to do so.

Which is the best time for Langtang Valley Trek?

Although you can hike to Langtang Valley year-round, the finest seasons are for trekking in the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November). You may clearly see the far scenery and mountains during this period of clear weather with little chance of rain. The state of the roads is also excellent. This is the ideal time of year for trekking in Nepal’s Himalayan regions.