INFO

Prior to the arrival of Tibetan migrants some 300 years ago,Langtang was considered a "Hidden Valley", a place of refuge. Located near the Tibetan border due north of Kathmandu, it is Nepal’s most accessible high trekking route. With its close proximity and moderately high elevation, Langtang offers the highlands of Nepal to those who don’t have an extended vacation. Your Langtang trek begins in Dhunche and ascends into a forested valley adorned with Spanish moss and delicate orchids. Rising out of the forest, you enter the open upper valley. The trail follows the glacier-fed Langtang river on a high, but gentle valley floor. The crest of the Himalaya dominates the skyline to the north, culminating in LangtangLirung the highest peak in the region. The highest year-round settlement in the valley is Langtang village, a community of Tibetan-speaking farmers and herders. Here, and at Kyanjing, cow-yak crossbreeds provide milk for the local cheese factories.

DAY-TO-DAY ITINERARY

Day 01: Arrive at Kathmandu

Day 02: Sightseeing in Kathmandu If interested.

Day 03: Early morning jeep/bus drive to Saybru 2720m byDhunce 2030m altitude

Day 04: Saybrubesi-Lamahotel 2410m altitude

Day 05: Lamahotel-Langtang 3330m altitude

Day 06: Langtang-Kanjingompa. 3730maltitude - Half day

Day 07: Explore KanjinRi& walk around glacier

Day 08: Kanjingompa - Ghodetabala 2992m altitude

Day 09: Ghodetabala - ThuloSaybrugoan 2210m altitude

Day 10: ThuloSaybrugoan - Cholangpati 3584m altitude

Day 11: Cholangpati - Gosaikunda Lake 4380m altitude

Day 12: Around midday (sightseeing at Lake) start walk to Chandanbari 3250maltitude

Day 13: Chandanbari- Kathmandu via Dhunche by walk & drive

Day 14: Fly back to home.