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Overview of Langtang Valley Trek

Closer to Kathmandu but remarkably wild, the Langtang Valley Trek is an alpine journey through deep river gorges and wide, glacier-carved valleys. Bordering Tibet, this trek feels like stepping into another world—one shaped by Tibetan Buddhist culture, fluttering prayer flags, and ancient stone villages.

After being deeply affected by the 2015 earthquake, the valley has rebuilt with incredible resilience. Visiting Langtang isn't just an unforgettable mountain adventure; it’s a powerful way to support a community that welcomes travelers with open arms and inspiring warmth.


Trip Facts

Trip Duration:8 Days
Trip Grade:moderate
Best Season:March, April, May, September, October, November
Per Day Hiking:6 to 8 Hours
Elevation:4773 Meters
Accommodation:Tea House
Transportation:Private/Public

Trip Highlights

  • Kyanjin Gompa: Explore an ancient Buddhist monastery tucked deep inside a high-altitude glacial valley.
  • Kyanjin Ri Peak: Climb to 4,773m for a sweeping, 360-degree view of Langtang Lirung (7,227m) and the surrounding ice fields.
  • Tibetan-Buddhist Heritage: Walk past beautifully carved mani walls, water-driven prayer wheels, and chortens.
  • Yak Cheese Factory: Visit the famous local cheese factory in Kyanjin to sample fresh, alpine yak cheese.


Detailed Itinerary

Welcome to Nepal! We will pick you up from the airport and transfer you to your hotel in Thamel. Spend the day unwinding. Overnight at a hotel.

Cost Includes

  • All airport and overland transfers in a private vehicle.
  • 1 night in a Kathmandu hotel (3-star, breakfast included).
  • 5 nights in local teahouses during the trek.
  • All standard meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) on the trail.
  • Langtang National Park entry permits and TIMS card.
  • Professional English-speaking guide and helpful porters.
  • First-aid kit with altitude-monitoring equipment.

Cost Excludes

  • International airfare and Nepal visa fees.
  • Travel insurance (must cover trekking up to 5,000m).
  • Meals and drinks in Kathmandu.
  • Trail extras like soda, alcohol, hot showers, and device charging.
  • Tips for your trekking guide and porters.

Map

Faqs

The road is a mix of paved sections and rough, unpaved mountain tracks. It can be bumpy and winding, but our drivers are highly experienced. We use sturdy, reliable local vehicles to ensure a safe journey.