Langtang Valley Trek

Langtang Valley Trek

15 Days Langtang Region Easy Trekking

Langtang Valley Trek
Langtang valley trek is one of the short trek offering fantastic scenery from the jungle with banana trees and monkeys at lower altitudes to glaciers and ice peaks at higher elevations.

And don’t get misinformed, Here short doesn’t mean easy. The route is quite challenging from the beginning with many long and steep ascents which is a typical thing for trekking in Nepal.

The trek can be done as a single trek, in combination with the Tamang Heritage trek, or as an acclimatization trek before attempting one of the longer and more challenging routes like Everest Base Camp Trek or Round Annapurna 

 

Langtang Valley Trek
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Trip Facts

  • Activities

    Trekking

  • Trip Grade

    Easy

  • Starting Price

    €1050/Person

  • Accommodation

    Tea house/Lodge

  • Max. Altitude

    4350meters

  • Best Season

    Sep-Dec. Mars-May

  • Active Hours

    5/6hours

  • Group Size

    04-15

Highlights & Attractions

  • Short and Accessible Trekking Destination with a fantastic Himalayan experience
  • Splendid view of the mountains like Dorje Lakpa (6,990 m), Langtang -II (7,227 m), and Langtang Lirung (7,200 m), Ganesh Himal(7,429 m)
  • Walk through stunning forests, high alpine meadows, and yak pastures
  • Incredible mountain views of the Langtang Himalayas, valley and across to Tibet from Kyanjin Ri
  • Explore the beautiful Tamang villages and get a more in-depth insight into their cultures and heritages.
  • Opportunity to witness rare animals like the red panda, snow leopard, langur, and musk deer.
  • Explore the ancient monastery of Kyanjin Gompa.
  • Langtang Trek can be done at any time of the year. But the seasons of autumn and spring are the best for actually embarking upon the Langtang Valley Trek.
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Trip Itinerary

Departure from different cities

Arrival at Kathmandu airport (usually in the afternoon) already marks our entry into another world... Customs formalities, baggage collection and welcome by our local French-speaking guide. Crossing the city to the hotel already offers a first discovery of the bustling and colorful capital of Nepal. Buses, trucks, bicycles and sacred cows crisscross in a friendly chaos... Depending on the arrival time, visit the surrounding area or simply settle in and rest at the hotel before your dinner at the hotel.


Free time

Early in the morning, we take the bus towards Syabrubesi, a small shopping and tourist town at the entrance to the Langtang park at the foot of the mountains toward Dhunche.It takes around 7 hours of drive.

 

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.
Distance: 137km
Driving time: approximately 6 hours.

After crossing a Bhote koshi river, we arrive one small village and we pass by left side of the Langtang khola. we walk for two hours on a Nepalese flat (succession of ups and downs) in an often humid subtropical forest, and in which it is sometimes possible to observe monkeys.
we lunch at silent Bomboo village (1970m) at the side of the river.Then, it is by a fairly steep climb of one hour that we reach the village of Rimche (2400m). Half an hour further, we reach Lama Hotel (2480m), a small hamlet located in the middle of the forest.

 

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.
• Walking time: between 5h to 5h30
• Accommodation: In lodge
• Height difference: +1200 m/-100 m

We attack towards important village of this region, which region is named by that village (Langtang).
We walk in the forest, the valley widens, dominated by Lantang Lirung (7225m). An hour and a half later we arrive at Ghodatabela (2972m, lunch break at Thayangsyap (3140m).We start to see Tserko-Ri (4984m).(The path climbs gently and in two hours we reach the village of Langtang (3410m) whose inhabitants are mainly of Tibetan origin. On the horizon we see the snow-covered slopes of Ganchenpo (6387m). The village was completely destroyed during the 2015 earthquake following an avalanche (rock, snow, ice).
The new village is rebuilt slightly higher in the valley. We can see the still the traces of the earthquake.

 

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.

• Walking time: between 5h30 to 6h
• Accommodation: In lodge
• Height difference: +1150 m/-250 m

We start to climb of pretty steepy towards where we can see long manies with lots of mantras written in the stones. We pass through some beautiful villages of Mundu and Singdum then the relatively easy climb continues to the Yamphu, which we cross just before arriving at Kyanjin Gompa (3860m) at the foot of the Langtang Lirung glacier. We stay near to Buddhist monastery. Kyanjin Gompa mainly serves as summer pasture for herds of yaks. We can visit the cheese factory and monastery as well. We arrive for the lunch break at Kyanjin Gompa.

 

Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.

• Walking time: between 3h to 3h30
• Accommodation: In lodge
• Height difference: +515m/-165 m

This day is known as rest day and important day where we do the highest summit of this trek. We climb towards the summit of Kyanjin Ri (4350m), magnificent viewpoint over the upper Langtang valley and the surrounding peaks: Langtang Lirung (7225m), Yansa Tsenji (6575m), Ganchenpo (6387m).We descends to the camp for the lunch and after lunch free time to visit the cheese factory and monastery.

 

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included.
Accommodation : In lodge
Elevation: +/- 620m

It's time to return back to Lama hotel by the same route from where we climb up. We follow the Langtang Khola and hike through a super coniferous forest. Our camp at Lama Hotel.

 

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included.

• Walking time: between 6h to 6h30
• Accommodation: In lodge
• Height difference: +200 m/-1450 m

We continue to descent towards the village of Thulo Syabru, a pretty and large village in the region which is located in the ridge with a Buddhist monastery. We follow the path that we climbed on the first day of trekking towards Bomboo and Pairo. After 3 hours of walking, we change the path and go up to our Thulo Syabru evening camp. We cross the suspension bridge to arrive at the pretty village.


Breakfast, lunch and dinner included.

• Walking time: between 5h to 5h30
• Accommodation: In lodge
• Height difference: +400 m/-700 m

We leave the charming village of Syabru to head towards Singh Gompa. As this hike progresses, we discover some typical houses, potato crops as well as pleasant tea rooms upon arrival at Dursagang Danda. We continue our hike through a forest of rhododendrons and big pines trees, before arriving at the top of the ridge where we discover an old chörten. We then enter the second valley and arrive at our lodge for the night. The small Buddhist monastery of Singh Gompa is 100 meters down the path on the left. We can visit cheese factory.

 

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included.

• Walking time: between 5hand 5h30.
• Accommodation: In lodge
• Height difference: +1300 m/-40 m

We continue going down towards Dunche town which is the town center of Langtang region.

 

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included.

• Walking time: between 5h and 5h 30
• Accommodation: In lodge
• Height difference: -1570 m

Long road back to Kathmandu. 5h to 5h30 hours drive. Private vehicles.

 

Breakfast and lunch are included.
Accommodation : In a hotel

Free day in Kathmandu allowing you to visit the main sites of the city: Durbar Square, Sawayambunathn, Bodnath or Pashupatinath. You can also explore the streets of Bhaktapur, an ancient medieval Newari city or the ancient royal city of Patan.

 

Breakfast included.
Accommodation : In a hotel

Free time depending on your flight departure time, transfer to the airport

 

Breakfast included.

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Fixed Departure Dates

  • Starting
    Ending
    Cost in US$
    Booking
  • 23 November 2024
    06 December 2024
    1050 euros

Cost Includes

  • Accommodation in the mountains (dinner, breakfast and lunch)
  • 3 nights city accommodation (Kathmandu) with breakfast.
  • All transportation, including airport pickup and drop-off, Kathmandu - Sybru beshi & Dunche to Kathmandu
  • Trekking permit in the national park and TIMS Card
  • French-speaking guide, assistants guides (1 assis. for 4 guests), Porters (1 porter for 2 guests)
  • First aid medical kit (Your guide will carry the medical kit but we also advise you to bring it for your own use)
  • All government and local taxes.
  • Nepalese team insurance
  • Welcome dinner & Farewell dinner

Cost Excludes

  • Nepal entry visa at immigration at Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA) (approximately 50 USD) per person per month (For this trek 15 days of visa is enough)
  • Location of trekking equipment such as sleeping bags, down jackets, trekking poles, etc.
  • Shower, Wi-Fi, cell phone pill charging and device
  • Unexpected costs due to health, flight cancellation, weather conditions, etc.
  • All kinds of drinks and snacks.
  • Tips for the guide and porter after the trek.
  • insurance
  • International flight

Why Langtang Trek?

Autumn occurs between the months of September and November, promising clear mountain views, blue skies, and comfortable weather.
If you prefer to travel during the spring months of February through May, you’ll be rewarded with the sight of rhododendrons blooming brilliantly across the alpine slopes of the Langtang Valley.

 

What is the difficulty level of the Langtang trek?

moderately difficult
Short, moderately difficult, and heavenly views make Langtang Valley Trek ideal for all. You can be on the lap of the mountains in a short itinerary. But do not get fooled by it, this Trekking offers you some of the best views of the mountains and beautiful landscapes.

How do I prepare for Langtang Trek?

A few months before the trek (2 to 3 months), you can start trekking some places around your home. You might practice regular jogging, running, cycling, and swimming. Joining the gym before the trek and engaging in cardio exercises has proven to be helpful.

 

What is the name of the range of Langtang?

Langtang Lirung is the highest peak of the Langtang Himal, which is the sub range of the Nepalese Himalaya, southwest of the Eight thousander Shishapangma. It forms the western portion of a complex of mountain This complex lies between the Sun Kohsi Valley on the east and the Trisuli Gandaki Valley on the west.

What is the history of the Langtang Valley?

History. Langtang Village is thought to have been first settled by ethnic Tibetans in approximately the 15th century. Local legends state that a traveling Buddhist Lama was chasing an escaped yak when he spotted the fertile valley. For most of its history, Langtang Village depended on subsistence agriculture.

 

What are the unique features of Langtang National Park?

Langtang's expansive high meadows provide summer habitat for numerous ungulate species such as musk deer and Himalayan tahr. The park is also well known for its populations of red panda, Himalayan black bear, snow leopard, wild dog, ghoral, serow and more than 250 species of birds.

 

Can you trek Langtang without guide?

You can enjoy the beauty of the Langtang region to the fullest according to your own time and schedule. Langtang Valley Solo Trek will also save you some money as you won't have to hire any guides or porters for the trek. So, if you are a budget traveler, Langtang Trek without a guide is a good option.

Food and Accommodation

Langtang Trek is a much-loved destination, and you can find plenty of tea houses and hotels for Food and accommodation.

As always you are far away from your home, therefore, don’t expect the food to be of your choice instead adjust with the items in the guesthouse.

The choices in the menu are limited, but portions of the food will be quite substantial and filling. Generally, the menu offers Dal Bhat, chowmein, omelet, fried potatoes, pancakes, Tibetan bread, and soups. The non-veg items include yak meat, canned fish, and chicken.

Required Documents

IMS Card

Trekker’s Information Management System (TIMS) is a card that you get as a permit and permit for the Langtang National Park.

They must be shown at checkpoints in different places. This Card helps trekkers in case of an earthquake, extreme weather, and for finding lost trekkers.