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A superb trek through the best of Langtang and Helambu region
This magnificent trek provides a huge variety of culture and scenery as we ascend the Langtang Valley. Staying in small villages along the trial is a real highlight, allowing us an insight into Tibetan, Tamang and Sherpa communities. The trek follows an old trade route and up through forests of hemlock and larch to massive glacial valleys complete with crystal lakes, alpine meadows, herds of yaks, and monasteries. Crossing Laurebina Pass, you enter the lovely Sherpa region of Helambu, trekking all the way to the Kathmandu Valley.
Itinerary
Day 1 Arrive Kathmandu
Day 2 In Kathmandu, sightseeing Kathmandu Valley
Day 3 Drive to Syabrubesi (1,420m)
Day 4/6 Trek through forests to Langtang Village (3,500m) and Kyanjin Gompa (3,800m)
Day 7 Exploring the Upper Langtang Valley including ascents of TsergoRi (4,984m), KyanginRi (4,773m), and KyimashungRi (4,565m)
Day 8/11 Return to Lama Hotel (2,380m) and ascend to GosainKunda Lake (4,380m) through pretty alpine settlements
Day 12 Cross Laurebina Pass (4,610m) to enter Helambu Valley
Day 13/15 Follow popular trail through Sherpa and Hindu villages to Kathmandu
Day 16 End trek at Sundarijal (1,350m) and short drive to Kathmandu
Day 17 Trip concludes
Trip profile
17 Day Trip
13 days point-to-point trek
3 nights Kathmandu
Accommodation3 nights
Trek accommodation13 nights Teahouses
Transport Private bus
Type TeaHouse
Style Discovery
When to VisitOct to Nov, Mar to May
Altitude Max 4,610m/ 15,120ft (Laurebina Pass); 4,984m/ 16,350ft (optional hike to TsergoRi)
Altitude Avg3,000m/ 9,850ft
Grade C/ DIFFICULT
-Involves trekking of up to 5-6 hours a day at a steady pace
-Trail to GosainKunda, often receives snow during winter making the trek harder
-Laurebina Pass, often snowbound during winter; negotiable but challenging
Highlights
-Kathmandu's ancient temples and markets
-Drive through middle hills to Syabrubesi affording excellent views
-Dense alpine forests
-Tamang people and their cultural traditions
-Good alpine views and interesting Tibetan-style villages
-Great view from Laurebina Yak of Manaslu, Ganesh and Langtang ranges; also a great sunset viewing point
-Alpine glacial lakes including sacred GosainKunda
-Laurebina Pass and the views
-Helambu region and its Sherpa inhabitants
Inclusions
-All meals except main meals in Kathmandu;
-All ground transport, including airport transfers, as mentioned;
-All accommodations;
-Sightseeing in Kathmandu;
-All applicable permits and entrance fees;
-Full trek staff arrangements including a Trek Leader and Sherpa guides;
-Porters to carry personal and group equipments;
-Use of Trek Pack;
-Group medical kit;
-All major group equipments, etc.
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Exclusion
-Presonal expansc
-Tip & Donation
-Drinks
-Air fare
Comments
-Great monsoon trek with wild flowers in full bloom.
-This trek is an extension of Langtang, GosainKunda and Helambu treks.
-It is possible to do these treks separately
