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"Away from the bustle of the modern world and the chaos of big cities, the Langtang Valley trek 10 days presents a fantastic retreat. You will be in nature surrounded by tall mountains, soothing scents of Earth, tranquility, and warm hospitality of locals. The trek will push you out of your daily routine, give you a break from the digital world, and test your endurance. You are bound to grow, rejuvenate, and reconnect with yourself on this adventurous trek in the Himalayas!"

The Langtang Valley trek is a short and sweet adventure in Nepal that you can complete in just 10 days. From Kathmandu, the trekking route is easily accessible with 7 to 8 hours of drive. You will start and end the trek at Syabrubesi.

You will spend six days trekking, and the remaining three days will be spent traveling in and out of Nepal and driving between Kathmandu and Syabrubesi. Kyanjin Gompa is the highest village in the Langtang Valley. Before reaching Kyanjin Gompa, you will also spend nights in the Lama Hotel and Langtang Village.

Likewise, Tserko Ri, a viewpoint, is the highest point you will reach on this trek. The proximity of the Langtang region from Kathmandu and its unparalleled natural and cultural richness has made it a top trekking destination in Nepal.

Among all the treks in the Langtang region, the Langtang Valley trek is most loved by trekkers. The trekking route runs through the lush forests of rhododendrons and bamboo alongside the beautiful Langtang River and cascading waterfalls.

The trail is within the Langtang National Park, so you may stumble upon exotic flora and fauna. Likewise, the locals are kind, humble, and welcoming. You will feel at home away from your home. To make the journey more exciting, breathtaking mountain vistas and stunning scenery will accompany you throughout the voyage.

Why is the Langtang Valley trek a great alternative to Everest & Annapurna?

Most foreigners planning to trek in Nepal know about treks in the Everest and Annapurna regions. These two are the most famous and commercialized trekking destinations in Nepal.

Compared to these two trekking areas, Langtang is less crowded, less commercialized, affordable, easily accessible from Kathmandu, and involves short trekking duration and distance.

The Langtang Valley trek is a great option if you are looking for a quick trip in the Himalayas. You do not necessarily need 6 to 8 weeks of preparation time or a big budget for this trek.

While the Langtang Valley trek perks are quite good, the adventure and the landscapes are also incredible. You will experience the standard 6 hours of walking days, lovely mountain villages, rugged Himalayan terrain, high altitude, and moderate trail difficulty level.

Therefore, you are not missing out on anything by doing the Langtang Valley trekking. Moreover, this trek will build your confidence and prepare you for more challenging treks like Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Base Camp.

Trekkers looking for the best short trek in Nepal should go for the Langtang Valley trek 9-day!

Key highlights of the Langtang Valley trek

Below, we have shared the key highlights of the Langtang Valley trek, but do remember that the trek has more to it:

Panoramic views of Langtang Lirung (7,227m)

Langtang Lirung stands 7,227 meters above sea level. It is one of the most beautiful mountains in Nepal. The Langtang Valley trek offers the closest views of this iconic mountain. Many parts of the trail offer outstanding views of this mountain, but our favorite is the view from Kyanjin Gompa and Tserko Ri.

Explore Langtang Village (post-earthquake revival)

The tragic earthquake of 2015 left Langtang Village lifeless. Everything was destroyed, and the villagers suffered huge losses. However, as time passed, the village once again began to revive.

Today, Langtang Village is back to its beauty and stronger than ever. You will spend a night there. The locals and their stories will make your stay incredible. The village is small, but you will have a great time here.

Visit Kyanjin Gompa (a Buddhist monastery)

Kyanjin Gompa is located 3,870 meters (12,697 ft) above sea level. It is the most important religious site in the Langtang Valley for the locals. Apart from the monastery, Kyajin Gomps is also the name of the settlement surrounding it.

The monastery is very old and features colorful murals, prayer flags, prayer wheels, and monks. For trekkers, Kyanjin Gompa adds cultural richness to their journey.

The Tserko Ri Viewpoint

Tserko Ri is the highest point you will reach during the Langtang trek. It is a viewpoint that you can reach in around two hours of hiking from Kyanjin Gompa. The route is offbeat and steep, so you have to be very careful while ascending and descending.

You will hike to Tserko Ri early in the morning to see a beautiful sunrise and a panoramic view of the mountains. From here, you can also see other mountains like Langtang Lirung, Yala Peak, Langshisha Ri, and Gangchenpo, along with Langtang Glacier and Kyanjin Village.

The hidden Hydro Glacier Lake

You may not have read about Hydro Glacier Lake anywhere else. It is a hidden lake located near Kyanjin Gompa that you can reach in half an hour of hiking. Leaving Kyanjing Gompa, follow the trail to the cheese factory. You will see a gompa and two trails.

Follow the left route from the gompa and walk for a bit. Soon, a wooden bridge will come. Cross it carefully and follow the trail that goes to Langtang Lirung Base Camp. After a little bit of walking, you will see a long pipe. Cross the pipe and hike following the pipe to the lake.

Get to know the Tamang community and their Tibetan culture

Tamangs are the main ethnic group of the Langtang region. They are one of the indigenous groups in Nepal. Tamangs are believed to be descendants of Tibetans. They follow Tibetan Buddhism, and their culture, traditions, language, dress, and beliefs resemble a lot with Tibetans.

During the Langtang Valley trek, you will see the daily life of Tamangs and glimpse their culture. You will have many memorable interactions with them. Likewise, you will also meet with other Nepali communities and get to know them.

The flora and fauna of Langtang National Park

Langtang National Park, established in 1976, is the first Himalayan national park in Nepal. It stretches from subtropical forests to alpine meadows and glacial moraines. During trekking, you will see many Himalayan plants and animals.

The trail traverses through sal, rhododendron, and bamboo forests and gradually ascends to a temperate zone where you will see blue pine, hemlock, oak, and maple. As you climb further, you will pass by juniper and dwarf rhododendrons and glacial wildflowers like Himalayan poppies.

Once you go above 5,000 meters, there are no trees. You will see lichens and mosses on rocky outcrops. Glaciers, moraines, and mountains are much more prominent above 5,000 meters.

Though wild animals do not come on hiking routes, the Langtang National Park is home to animals like red pandas, snow leopards, Himalayan black bears, langur monkeys, Himalayan tahr, musk deer, etc. However, trekkers usually see many species of birds and butterflies during trekking.

Yak cheese factory visit 

Yak cheese is one of the specialties of Nepal. While in Kyanjin Gompa, you can visit the factory to see how cheese is produced and also taste some other products like churpi, butter, and yogurt. Trekkers love to buy cheese, butter, and churpi to take back home as a souvenir. 

Langtang Valley trek itinerary

  • Kathmandu -> Syabrubesi -> Lama Hotel -> Langtang Village -> Kyanjin Gompa -> Tserko Ri -> Lama Hotel -> Syabrubesi/Kathmandu -> Final departure
  • The Langtang Valley trek distance is 75 kilometers. Check out our 10 days Langtang Valley trek map below to better understand the route.

Arrive at Kathmandu International Airport. Our team will welcome you and escort you to the hotel. Spend the remaining arrival day meeting with your guide, packing, and shopping for the trek. On day two, you will leave Kathmandu and drive to Syabrubesi (1,503 m/4,655 ft) in a comfortable four-wheeler.

Enjoy a lovely ride alongside the Trishuli River and rolling lush hills. The mountain views are also fantastic during the drive. Spend a night in Syabrubesi and start trekking the next day. You will trek to the Lama Hotel (2,470 m/8,103 ft). The day starts around 7:00 AM, and you will leave the hotel by 8:00 AM. 

The trail goes along the Langtang Khola and terraced farmlands. You will cross small settlements like Bamboo and Rimche on the way. Arrive at the Lama Hotel around 3:00 PM and spend the remaining day resting and recovering. From Lama Hotel, you will continue the trek to Langtang Village (3,430 m/11,255 ft). 

The day begins in the same manner. The trail ascends through lush rhododendrons and bamboo forests. You will reach Ghodatabela and hike to Thyangsyap. The mountain views are stunning on the way. By mid-afternoon, you will reach Langtang Village, situated in a striking alpine backdrop.

As you ascend above Langtang village, the trees get sparse, and you can see bushes and junipers. Cross alpine meadows and pass a small settlement called Munko on the way to Kyanjin Gompa (3,865 m/12,675 ft). The view of Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, and other surrounding mountains is breathtaking.

You will spend two nights in Kyanjin Gompa, exploring nearby areas, hiking to Tserko Ri (5,033 m/16,512 ft), and visiting the local cheese factory. On the seventh day, you will start descending back to Syabrubesi following the same trail that you used to ascend. 

From Syabrubesi, you will drive back to Kathmandu. Our team will drop you off at the international airport the following day for final departure. 

Alternative routes

Gosaikunda Lake, Lauribina Pass, and Tamang Heritage Trail are some options that you can combine with your Langtang Valley trek itinerary. For detailed information, you can check out our Tamang Heritage trek, Gosaikunda Lake trek, and Langtang Valley with Lauribina Pass trek packages.

Highlights

  • A fantastic short and moderate trek away from the bustle of the modern world
  • Follow adventurous trails through lush forests and picturesque villages
  • Cross suspension bridges on the way and enjoy beautiful streams and waterfalls
  • Surround yourself with tall mountains, soothing scents of Earth, tranquility, and fresh air
  • Witness stunning mountain vistas and diverse landscapes throughout the trek
  • Meet with the Tamang community and get to know their lifestyle and culture closely
  • Enjoy the warm hospitality of the locals and organic mountain food
  • Hike to Tserko Ri viewpoint to see a gorgeous sunrise and breathtaking panorama of mountains like Langtang Lirung, Yala Peak, Langshisha Ri, Gangchenpo, etc
  • Visit a local yak cheese factory where you can see and taste different products made out of yak milk
  • Ideal family trek and student trip in the Himalayas in Nepal
  • Affordable price and lifetime experience

What will you get in our Langtang Valley trek package? What are the other expenses that trekkers should know about?

Our Langtang Valley trek cost covers the below expenses: note that all services will be given as per our 9-day itinerary

  • Accommodation and breakfast in Kathmandu
  • Transportation between Kathmandu and Syabrubesi
  • Airport pick up and drop off
  • Langtang Valley trek permits
  • Accommodation and three meals a day during trekking
  • Guide and porter salary
  • The company's service charge

Apart from the above things, expenses like tips for your guide and porter, travel insurance, international flight to/from Kathmandu, lunch and dinner in Kathmandu, shopping, trekking gear and clothes, etc, are not covered in our Langtang Valley trek package cost.

Likewise, during trekking, you may have to pay a few extra bucks for services like charging, Wi-Fi, and hot showers in the tea houses. Note that these are your personal expenses and not covered by our package price.

We recommend trekkers withdraw money for personal expenses like these in Kathmandu because there is no ATM on the Langtang Valley trek route.

How do you prepare for the Langtang Valley trek?

Cardio: The topmost requirements for the Langtang Valley trek are good health and 6 hours of walking. Engage in activities like swimming, cycling, running, jogging, etc. These things will build your stamina and endurance, which will significantly help you during trekking. 

Strength training: Likewise, strength training is another way to prepare for the trek. Work on your leg muscles and combine cardio after a weight training session. Individuals who have not hiked before and the Langtang Valley trek is their first uphill walk should spend a few weeks doing the above activities.

Walking and day hikes: Walking is also another great way to prepare for the trek. Walk with a backpack weighing 5 kg on you. We also highly recommend doing some day hikes near you. It will expose you to high altitude, which will be a great support for you during the Langtang trek.

Travel tips & safety advice

  • Trekking in the right season is important, especially if you are a beginner trekker, because it will allow you to avoid additional weather and climate challenges. Spring (March to May) and autumn (late September to November) are the best time to do the Langtang Valley trek 10 days.
  • Foreigners can do solo trekking in the Langtang Valley, but we do not recommend it. The trail is rugged, rocky, and steep, and you must be guided by a professional mountain guide to avoid any dangerous sections or landslide-prone areas.
  • Do not underestimate high-altitude effects. It can make you sick to the point you probably have to return without completing the trek. So, ascend slowly, drink 2 liters of water daily, and listen to your body.
  • During hiking, you may come across yaks and mules. First thing, always stand on the cliffside while you pass by these domestic animals. Do not stand on the edge. Second, do not try to pet the animals. You never know how they'll react.
  • Wear the right trekking boots and clothes. The way you layer your clothes affects your trekking experience. Given the changing climate of the Himalayan trails, you may feel hot one second and cold another. You can remove the top layer if you feel hot and wear it again when cold.
  • Do not overlook the magic of the winter Langtang Valley trek. Although winter is an off-season, the snowfall makes the scenery extremely gorgeous and enhances the overall journey.

Why choose the Base Camp Trip for the Langtang Valley trek?

Do you want to trek with friendly and expert Nepali travelers? Do you want to experience professional service and enjoy the best Langtang Valley trek price? Then choose us, Base Camp Trip, for your Langtang Valley hike.

We provide expert local guides who have many years of experience and can fluently speak English. Likewise, we also have guides fluent in many other languages, such as French, Spanish, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi, etc.

Likewise, we guarantee the best price and unbeatable service for the Langtang trek in the market. Our itineraries are customizable and flexible. We will take good care of you during your trip to Nepal. You will not face any hidden charges or discomfort.

Bookings are open for Langtang Valley trek 2025 spring, summer/monsoon, autumn, and winter departures. Contact us if you have any queries.

Langtang Valley Trek - 10 Days Itinerary

Our team will welcome you at the Tribhuvan International Airport and escort you to the hotel. Freshen up and have some food. After that, you will meet with the trek guide for a briefing. Spend the remaining day shopping and packing for the trek. End the evening, exploring the bustling streets of Thamel.

Start the day early. Have a big breakfast and get ready to leave your hotel. The guide will pick you up from your hotel at the given time. You will enjoy a comfortable and peaceful ride out of Kathmandu and gradually follow a smooth highway to Syabrubesi.

You can see beautiful views of rivers, lush hills, waterfalls, and snow-capped mountains on the way. The final 1-2 hours of the ride may get bumpy depending on the road conditions. Syabrubesi is the starting point of the Langtang Valley trek.

Today is the first day of the trek. Wake up around 7:00 AM and have breakfast. After that, pack your bags and leave the lodge by 8:00 AM.

Follow the Langtang Khola banks and gradually ascend through terraced fields and small settlements. A pleasant walk from Syabrubesi will take you to Bamboo. From here, you will walk through lush forests to Rimche.

Take a lunch break in RImche and continue walking on a steep trail. Soon, you will cross a suspension bridge and pass by stunning waterfalls. Rimche to Lama Hotel, the trail goes through lush rhododendron forests.

Start the day early and fuel yourself with a delicious breakfast. After that, you will follow your guide's lead to Langtang Village. The trail goes through forests of rhododendron and bamboo. You can see beautiful views of the Langtang River on the way.

Pass by settlements like Ghodatabela and Thyangsyap before reaching Langtang Village. Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and rocky peaks, the scenery of Langtang village is incredible.

Leaving Langtang Village, you will continue ascending to Kyanjin Gompa. As the trail ascends, the tree line gets sparse, and you will walk through bushes, juniper, and alpine meadows. Likewise, you will also see mani walls, stupas, and chortens on the way.

The trail goes past a settlement called Munko. From here, you will ascend to Kyanjin Gompa, the last settlement in the Langtang Valley. Spend the rest of the day relaxing and exploring the village. Visit the Yak Cheese factory for a short excursion.

You will spend one more night in Kyanjin Gompa. Start the day before sunrise and follow a rocky trail to Tserko Ri. See a gorgeous sunrise and outstanding views of mountains like Langtang Lirung, Yala Peak, Dorje Lakpa, Kang Guru, etc.

After that, hike down to Kyanjin Gompa and have breakfast. Later, we recommend you explore the village and also visit the not-so-popular but stunning Hydro Glacier Lake. If you have not visited the Cheese factory, visit here as well.

You will start trekking back to Syabrubesi on this day. First, the trail descends to Lama Hotel following the same route. Hike down through alpine meadows to Langtang Village. From here, follow the rhododendron and bamboo forested route alongside Langtang River and gradually descend to Lama Hotel.

Today is the last day of the trek. You will descend from Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi, retracing the same route. Enjoy the final walk through lush forests and small villages.

From Syabrubesi, you will drive back to Kathmandu. The evening is free. Explore Thamel and buy souvenirs. Later in the evening, we will provide you with a trek certificate.

On this day, you will fly back to your home. Our team will drop you at the international airport on time and bid you our last goodbye.

Trip Cost Details

Includes

  • Airport pick-ups and drop-offs by private four-wheeler.
  • Overnight stay in the 3-star hotel with breakfast in Kathmandu.
  • Twin-sharing, basic guest house accommodation during trekking.
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner, seasonal fruits, and a cup of tea or coffee during the trek each day.
  • Langtang National Park trek permit and TIMS Card. 
  • Base Camp Trip's complimentary duffel bag, trekking pole, map, first-aid kit, pulse oximeter, and satellite phone.
  • Licensed Nepali guide and porter (one porter for two trekkers).
  • Accommodation, food, allowance, and high altitude insurance for the guide and porter.
  • Trip achievement certificate.
  • All government taxes and service charges.

Excludes

  • International flight to/from Kathmandu.
  • Travel insurance (must cover helicopter evacuation and medical bills).
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Trekking clothes and gear.
  • Shopping and souvenirs.
  • Tips for driver, guide, and porter.
  • Bar bills, water bottles, and other beverages.
  • Nepal travel visa fee.
  • Any expenses not mentioned in our cost include section.

Essential Information

The ideal time to do the Langtang Valley trek in Nepal

The dry season is the best time to do the Langtang Valley trek. It includes spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). Summer/monsoon (June to August) and winter (December to February) are the offseason because of unfavorable weather conditions.

Autumn season (September to November) - Best weather, stable temperatures, biggest Nepali festivals

The weather in autumn mostly stays clear, with green vegetation in lower altitudes and warm and clear at upper elevations. Clear weather and mild temperatures are the most important and sensitive factors for enjoying the trek, and the autumn season has both of them. 

Likewise, mountain views stay clear, and the temperature remains above 15°C. You may even get a chance to taste fresh yak milk, yak cheese, and fresh vegetables. Likewise, you may also get to see the biggest Nepalese festivals like Dashan, Tihar, and Chhath closely.

Spring season (March to May) - Rhododendron blooms, clear skies, warm climate

Spring season is known as the second most beautiful trekking season for trekking lovers in Nepal. The weather stays clear, and the vegetation looks beautiful with greenery and many flowers. Days are bright and long during the spring season. 

There could be occasional snowfall, which only enhances the beauty of the Langtang region and refreshes the mountains, making them more enchanting. 

Alpine flowers like rhododendrons and poppies bloom during the spring season. Likewise, beautiful views of the surrounding mountains are visible throughout the trail. The temperature remains mostly over 15°C during this time.

Langtang Valley trek difficulty & fitness

  • Moderate difficulty (easier than Everest, harder than Ghorepani)
  • Daily walking hours: 5-7 hours
  • Suitable for beginners? Yes, with basic fitness

Langtang Valley trek difficulty may vary from one person to another based on their fitness level and previous high-altitude experience. In general, this trek is considered a moderate-level trek. The trek involves rugged terrain, alpine climate, high altitude, and limited facilities for the trekkers

Daily 5 to 6 hours of uphill and downhill walking makes the Langtang Valley trek a bit difficult. So, your fitness matters a lot. You will not find this trek challenging if you are in good shape. However, beginner trekkers may have different experiences.  

Required permits for the Langtang trek

The Langtang Valley trek requires below permits:

  • Langtang National Park entry permit: USD 30 per person
  • TIMS Card: USD 20 per person

*Note: Our Langtang Valley trek cost includes both permit fees.

Accommodation on the Langtang Valley trek

During the Langtang Valley trek, you will spend nights in tea houses. Tea houses are basic accommodation on the mountain trails for trekkers. They provide accommodation and food to the trekkers.

Twin shared rooms are common. Single rooms are limited and cost a few extra bucks. Toilets are mostly shared between the trekkers, so do not expect private washrooms.

You will get a blanket in tea houses. Still, we recommend carrying a sleeping bag because rooms are not heated, and you may get cold even with the blanket. The dining area is the warmest in the tea house because of the stove.

You will find fresh bed sheets, pillow covers, and blanket covers everywhere. However, if you are very sensitive to cleanliness, we recommend carrying a bedsheet and pillow cover for the trek.

Hot showers are available, but you have to pay for them because locals usually use gas canisters to heat the water. Depending on the altitude, you can expect to pay USD 3 to USD 5 per shower.

Taking a shower daily during trekking is not an ideal option because of the cold climate. So, we recommend trekkers to pack wet tissues to keep them refreshed.

Charging is another paid service in the tea houses because of solar power. It can cost around USD 3 to USD 5 per device. Power banks and extra batteries are highly recommended.

What will you eat during Langtang trekking?

The food variety is excellent on the Langtang trek route because of its proximity to Kathmandu. Tea houses in Syabrubesi and Lama Hotel even offer an extensive menu with options like spaghetti, pizza, sandwiches, etc.

Some common food choices are dal bhat (rice with veggies, lentil soup, and pickles), noodles, momo, fried rice, stews, soups, thukpa, porridge, pancakes, bread, eggs, etc.

Likewise, you will also get a wide variety of tea and soft drinks. Coffee and local alcohol are also available, but we advise trekkers to limit their caffeine intake and not consume alcohol while ascending to keep the risk of altitude sickness low.

Breakfast:

  • Omelet
  • Porridge
  • Toast with jam or honey
  • Pancake
  • Tea or coffee

Lunch and dinner:

  • Dal bhat
  • Fried rice
  • Rice with curry
  • Thukpa
  • Noodles
  • Tibetan bread
  • Pasta
  • Soups
  • Momo
  • Drink of your choice

Altitude sickness and prevention 

The highest altitude you will touch during the Langtang Valley trek is Tserko Ri, at 5,033 meters (16,512 ft). You will spend four days above 2,500 meters, which increases the risk of altitude sickness.

If we compare it to other famous trekking programs in Nepal, the Langtang Valley trail has an excellent pace. But it doesn't mean the risk of altitude sickness is any less. You may see the symptoms of altitude sickness once you are above 2,500 meters.

A few early symptoms are headache, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, difficulty breathing, insomnia, and loss of appetite. If you see these symptoms, getting first aid and rest before ascending any further is best.

If you do the following things, there is a high chance that you can complete the Langtang Valley trek without suffering from altitude sickness:

  • Ascend slowly
  • Stay mentally strong and expect the remoteness of the Himalayas
  • Do not smoke or drink alcohol while ascending
  • Drink plenty of water daily
  • Do not ascend more than 500 meters a day, even if you do sleep at a low altitude

Travel insurance for the trek

Travel insurance is necessary if you want to do Langtang trek with us. You have to cover helicopter evacuation and medical bills in your travel insurance. Please understand that the Langtang Valley is a remote region without proper health facilities.

If a medical emergency arises during trekking, we have to evacuate you by helicopter to a hospital in Kathmandu, and travel insurance is required for that.

Guide and porter

By joining us, you will do the Langtang Valley trek with a professional guide and a local porter. Our mountain guides are active travelers who know the region profoundly and are trained to handle unseen situations.

You will be in reliable hands. Likewise, porters carry duffel bags for you during the trek. Their role is also very important. Because of them, you can enjoy the trek freely and do not have to carry heavy weight on you.

*Note: You are expected to tip the guide and porter at the end of their service. You can tip as much as you wish. We usually see trekkers tipping 15% to 20% of the package cost to the guide and porter. Groups can tip collectively.

Packing list

The following things are needed for the Langtang Valley trek:

  • Underwear
  • Base layer
  • Thermal layer
  • Trekking shirt & pants
  • Fleece jacket
  • Down jacket
  • Windbreaker/waterproof jacket & pants
  • Dry towel, cotton socks, woolen socks, scarf, gloves, sunhat, and beanie
  • Trekking boots
  • Casual shoes/crocs
  • Daypack
  • Duffel bag
  • Trekking poles
  • Sunglasses
  • Reusable water bottles and water purification tablet
  • Hand sanitizer, GPS, map, pocket torch, traveler knife
  • SPF, lip balm, toothpaste/brush, deodorant, moisturizer, wet wipes, toilet paper, soap/shampoo bar, comb, etc
  • Electoral powder, insect repellent, band-aid, crack bandage, pain reliever spray, antiseptic cream, general medicine, etc
  • Adapter, power bank, charger, spare batteries
  • Travel insurance document, passport, visa, snacks, journal/pen, passport-sized photos, cash

Langtang Valley Trek - 10 Days FAQs

Yes, you can combine the Langtang Valley trek with Gosaikunda Lake. You can join the Gosaikunda Lake trail from the Lama Hotel upon returning from Kyanjin Gompa.

Snow falls between December and February in the Langtang Valley. If you trek in these months, you will see snow.

There is no risk of landslides on the Langtang Valley trek route in the spring, autumn, and winter. However, due to frequent rainfall between June and September, all the hilly regions, including the lower part of the Langtang region, are on red alert for landslides. So, trekkers have to be extra careful, and trekking with a guide is a must.

We recommend solo trekkers to do a private trek with us or join one of our groups. If you do not want to travel with other trekkers, a private trek is the best option. You will have your porter and guide trekking with you.

Yes, tea houses offer paid WiFi and charging services. The WiFi network is not stable above Syabrubesi. You can expect to pay up to USD 5 for a full day of WiFi. Likewise, for charging, you may have to pay USD 1 to USD 3 per device. Pack extra batteries or a power bank for backup.

During the Langtang trek, you will have access to dishes like dal bhat, fried rice, rice with curry, Tibetan bread, paratha, thukpa, momo, chowmein, porridge, pancake, soups, pasta, etc. These are some of the common dishes available throughout the trail.

Yes, there are direct buses from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi. The bus departs from Gongabu bus station between 6:00 am to 8:00 am. You can also opt for a shared or private car based on your budget.

Even though the Langtang Valley trek is short, you will go above 5,000 meters on this trip. We see some trekkers usually getting altitude sickness symptoms while ascending from Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa.

Not all trekkers face altitude sickness on this trek, but you have to be careful. Drink two liters of water daily, maintain your pace, and ascend slowly. By following these three things, you will greatly reduce altitude sickness risks.

From Syabrubesi, it takes three days of hiking to reach Kyanjin Gompa. The distance is approximately 34 kilometers.

Langtang Valley is located in the Rasuwa district of the Bagmati Province in Nepal. It is protected under Langtang National Park. From Kathmandu, the Langtang Valley is 122 km (75.8 miles) away.

Legally, foreigners are allowed to enter the Langtang region without a guide. However, we recommend trekking with a guide for safety reasons and the best trek experience.

Yes, the Langtang trek is cheaper than Everest and Annapurna. Trekking to Everest is the most expensive of all three destinations because of the Lukla flight and a few other factors.

The Langtang Valley trek is one of the most affordable multi-day hikes in Nepal. You can complete this trek for under USD 1000 per person. If your package includes 4-star or 5-star hotels in Kathmandu or any extra services, the price of the package may increase a bit.

Foreigners must obtain the TIMS Card and Langtang National Park entry permit to trek in Langtang Valley.

The best time for the Langtang Valley trek is March to May and late September to November. These are the peak trekking months because of the fine weather and mild climate. Likewise, in terms of vegetation, visibility, and views, these months are best.

You can complete the Langtang Valley trek in six days. However, if we combine arrival and departure from Nepal and traveling to and from the starting/ending points of the trek, the trip can take 10 days to complete.

Yes, the Langtang trek is suitable for beginner trekkers. Moreover, it is one of the best treks for a first-time trekker in the Himalayas.

The Langtang Valley trek difficulty is moderate. The terrain is rugged but not steep, so you can safely navigate it. However, daily 5 to 6 hours of walking and high altitude make this trek a bit tough.

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