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Langtang Valley Trek

Highlights:
Duration : 7 nights and 8 days (2 days by bus and 6 days walk).
Grade : Moderate difficulty.
Accommodation style: Lodge Trek.
Trip start and end: Kathmandu and Syafrubesi.
Best season: September to June.
Activities : Trekking and walking.
Viewpoints: Kyanjin Ri (4773m) and Tsergo Ri (4984m).
Highiest elevation : Tsergo Ri 4,984 meters.
Villages : Syafrubesi, New Langtang village and Mundum.
Ethnic group: Majority of Tamangs.
Culture: Buddhist.
Monastery : Kyanjin Gompa
The Himalayan Scenery: Ganesh Himal, Langtang Lirung 7,234 meters, Langtang Lirung II, Yubra Himal, Dorje Lakpa, Gangchhempo Peak, Nayakang and Yala Peak.
Tsergo-Ri Micheal is at Tsergo Ri (4,984 meters).
Langtang Lirung and Yubra Himal Mount Langtang Lirung and Yubra Himal.
Langsisa Kharka Langsisa Kharka
Yak and Nak Yak and Nak in Lantang.
Yak cheese Yak cheese store at Kyanjin Gompa.
Mt. Gangchhempo Mt. Gangchhempo
Mandu village Mandu village
Tsergo-Ri
Langtang Lirung and Yubra Himal
Langsisa Kharka
Yak and Nak
Yak cheese
Mt. Gangchhempo
Mandu village

The Langtang Valley Trek is in Langtang National Park, north of Kathmandu near the Tibet border. It is one of Nepal’s easier-to-reach treks, and it is moderate to challenging. Most days involve 5 to 7 hours of trekking, with daily elevation gains of 600 to 1,000 meters. The Tsergo Ri, at about 4,984 meters, is the highest point of the trek. The best time to go is from September to June, when the weather is clear and the views are at their best.

On the trail, you’ll pass through a beautiful valley, see the Glacier River and rhododendron forests. It is the home of yaks, red pandas, langurs (grey monkeys), Himalayan thars (mountain goats), snow leopards, and wild dogs.

Mount Langtang Lirung (7,234 meters) is the park’s highest peak and dominates the valley. Other notable peaks include Gangchhempo, Dorje Lakpa, Langsisa Ri, Yubra Himal, Naya Khang, and Yala Peak. The sunset over Mount Gangchhempo is not to be missed!

The Langtang Valley Trek starts in Syabrubesi, which is about a day’s drive from Kathmandu, and goes through Langtang village on the way to Kyanjin Gompa. After the April 2015 earthquake, avalanches from Langtang Lirung destroyed much of Langtang Village. The area has been rebuilt and now offers places to stay. Along the route, you’ll find comfortable lodges in every village. The family-run lodges usually have basic but clean rooms, shared dining areas, and home-cooked meals. Many lodges also offer hot showers and Wi-Fi for a small fee. This gives trekkers a warm and friendly place to rest each day.

In Kyanjin Village, which sits at an altitude of about 3,870 meters, you can visit the Buddhist monastery and the Yak cheese factory. The Yak cheese factory started as a Swiss project in 1955.

Most trekkers spend two nights in Kyanjin to help the body adjust to the altitude before attempting higher points like Tsergo Ri (4984 meters). Taking this extra time reduces the risk of acute mountain sickness and makes for a safer, more enjoyable trek. You can also take optional day hikes, such as to Langsisa Kharka on the Ganja La side or a shorter walk to a nearby glacier lake. The Til Man and Ganja La passes link Langtang and Helambu, but both are tough routes.

The Langtang Valley trek, including ascents to Kyanjin and Tsergo Ri, typically takes 8 to 10 days, depending on your pace and chosen route. Hiring a local guide and porter increases safety, provides cultural insight, and offers support with navigation, communication, and emergencies. Porter assistance also increases comfort by carrying heavier bags, allowing trekkers to enjoy the experience better.

Itinerary (day by day):

Our company representative will meet you at the Kathmandu International Airport and take you to the hotel. We will briefly discuss exciting places to see in Kathmandu.

Meals includes: Airport transfer, bed and breakfast at the Hotel.
We will brief you about daily trek schedules and help you obtain Langtang National Park hiking passes. In the afternoon, we take you on a tour of the world heritage site Sawayambunath (monkey temple).

Meals includes: bed and breakfast at the Hotel.
After breakfast, we go to a public jeep station from the Hotel. We start our drive at about 7:00 AM and reach Trishuli Bazaar for lunch. From here, the road is zig-zag to reach the Kalikasthan army check post and continue to the Dhunche National Park hiking passes check post through the gravel road around the Ramche landslide area in the rainy season. From Dhunche, we first see Mt. Langtang Lirung (7234m). Then, the road goes downhill to reach Syafrubesi, where we spend a night.

Meals includes: breakfast, lunch. and dinner with tea/coffee.
After registering hiking passes at the police check post in Syafrubesi, we cross the Bhote Khosi (river), walk through villages, and then follow the Langtang Khola (upstream) to reach Bamboo for lunch. The trail goes uphill to Lama Hotel (the place's name) through the forest of Bamboo, pine, birch, oak, and Rhododendrons. We see beehives on cliffs, many birds, roaming Langurs (monkeys) on trees, and sometimes a Red Panda en route.

Meals includes: breakfast, lunch. and dinner with tea/coffee.
The trail follows the Langtang Khola (upstream) and past the forest, with occasional glimpses of Langtang Lirung between the trees. There are two teashops and hiking passes check posts at Ghoda Tabela, where there are views of Langtang Lirung, too. Next, the trail goes gently uphill to reach the village of Thanshyap, where we have a lunch break. We come across proper Yaks en route. We cross the landslide of a vast rock field to reach a New Langtang village, reminding us of the Earthquake in 2015.

Meals includes: breakfast, lunch. and dinner with tea/coffee.
The trail climbs gradually uphill and passes through the longest Mani wall (the mantras are carved on stone) to reach the twin villages of Mandum and Sindum. From here, we walk through yak pastures to get to Kyanjin Gomba. In the afternoon, we tour Kyanjin Gomba (monastery) and the Nepal government-owned Yak cheese factory at Kyanjin Gomba. The sunset views over Langtang from Kyanjiin Gomba, where we spent two nights, are stunning.

Meals includes: breakfast, lunch. and dinner with tea/coffee.
Today, we climb to viewpoints (Kyanjin or Tsergo Ri) on the Langtang’s upper part to enjoy the dramatic landscapes. Due to elevation, it is easier to climb Kyanjin Ri (4773m) than Tsergo Ri (4984m). After spending half an hour at the top of the viewpoint, we head back down to Kyanjin Gomba, where we spend a second night.

Meals includes: breakfast, lunch. and dinner with tea/coffee.
We start retracing our footsteps by following the Langtang Khola and passing through Langtang village to reach the Lama Hotel. The trail downhill to Lama Hotel is faster than the ascent.

Meals includes: breakfast, lunch. and dinner with tea/coffee.
We take the high route from Rimche to the villages of Sherpagoan and Khangjim. These villages have spectacular views of Ganesh Himal, and we can see the Himalayan Thar (mountain goats) en route. From Khangjim, we retrace our footsteps to Syafrubesi.

Meals includes: breakfast, lunch. and dinner with tea/coffee.
We drive back to Kathmandu from Syafrubesi, bypassing the countryside and Trishuli bazaar.

Meals includes: breakfast and lunch with tea/coffee.
Today, you can go shopping or sightseeing at a cultural heritage site in Kathmandu.

Meals includes: bed and breakfast at the Hotel.
Our company representative drops you at the Kathmandu Airport in time for the flight back home.
The Trek itinerary can be changed for an exciting side trip and additional acclimatization day if needed while on the trek.

Do you have any questions about Langtang Valley Trek? Would you like to see how it can be customized to your needs? Please DM us.

The following costs and dates are per person. If the trek departure dates do not suit your needs, please DM us, and we will be happy to customize your trip to the date you require.

Do you have a group (2 to 15 people)? We offer a discount on the package cost.

The trip departure dates:
Trip Date Trip Name Price Space Left Status -
19 Sep 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
26 Sep 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
3 Oct 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
10 Oct 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
17 Oct 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
24 Oct 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
31 Oct 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
7 Nov 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
14 Nov 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
21 Nov 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
28 Nov 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
5 Dec 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
12 Dec 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
19 Dec 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
26 Dec 2026 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
7 Jan 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
14 Jan 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
21 Jan 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
28 Jan 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
4 Feb 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
11 Feb 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
18 Feb 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
25 Feb 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
4 Mar 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
11 Mar 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
18 Mar 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
25 Mar 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
1 Apr 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
8 Apr 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
15 Apr 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
22 Apr 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
29 Apr 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
6 May 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
13 May 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
20 May 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
27 May 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
3 Jun 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
23 Sep 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
30 Sep 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
7 Oct 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
14 Oct 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
21 Oct 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
28 Oct 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
4 Nov 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
11 Nov 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
18 Nov 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
25 Nov 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
2 Dec 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
9 Dec 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
16 Dec 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
23 Dec 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
30 Dec 2027 Langtang Valley Trek $700 per person 15 Open
The cost includes:
  • International Airport pick-up and drop-off.
  • Two nights accommodaton (deluxe bedroom with breakfast at the 3*** Hotel) in Thamel (tourist center)/Kathmandu.
  • Kathmandu to Syafrubesi and return to Kathmandu by public bus or shared jeep.
  • Langtang National hiking passes.
  • Lodge meals for clients: 8 breakfasts, 7 lunches and 7 dinners with tea/coffee. Meals can be selected from menu and will have enough daily.
  • Accommodatoin (twin bedroom with a shared bathroom) at lodge while on the trek.
  • Nepali staffs: an experinced guide and porter.
  • Daily meals and salary for guide and porter.
  • Insurance of guide and porter.
The cost does not include:
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Personal trekking equipment of clients.
  • Down jackets and sleeping bags for clients.
  • Mineral/bottled water, bolied water, coke, fanta, sprite, fresh or can juice, buscuit, sprite, beer and whiskey.
  • Personal Insurance of clients (medical treatment and emergency Helicopter rescue evacuation covered).
  • Personal expences of clients such as hot showers, lundary service, monastery entry fees, Internet, and phone calls.
  • Sightseeing in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur and Patan.
  • International flight tickets and Nepal Tourist Visa.

More info for extra cost:

Please read carefully. The cost includes and excludes the above. All meals, along with tea and coffee, are included while on the trek. We do not provide drinking or boiling water; it can be purchased at the lodge for $1 to $3 per liter. You can take water-purifying tablets or Seripen for a cheaper solution. Wi-Fi, battery charges, and hot showers are omitted. Wi-Fi is $6 per card. Battery charging costs $1-$3 per hour per device (a power bank is a cheaper alternative). The gas shower costs $2-$4 per person.

We ensure that our trekking staff is well-equipped and provided with warm clothing. We do our best for your safety. However, we suggest you buy comprehensive travel insurance that covers flight cancellation, medical treatment, and Helicopter rescue/emergency evacuation. Please purchase a policy that can cover trekking activities up to 5,550 m for your trekking days.

Inquiry

    Trekking equipment lists:
    • Comfortable trekking boot. Three pairs of socks. Sandals.
    • A down jacket, fleece jacket, two T-shirts, trekking trouser, two drip-dry T-shirts, one long underwear, a woolen/fleece hat, glove, water/windproof jacket and trouser, Sunglass, lip balm, Sun screem (50+), Sun hat, a light scarf, soap/shampoo and trekking towel etc.
    • Sleeping bag (-5 degree centigrade) with hood.
    • Water purifier tablets, 2L water bottle, hiking poles, medical kit and tourch light with spare batteries etc.
    • A few interesting books and a pack of cards.
    • Snow gaiters and micro-spikes for the winter trip.
    • Plastic bag for waste and toiltet papers.
    • A padlock.
    • A day bag (35 liters).
    • Rucksack large enough (60 to 65 liters) size.

    Note: We offer down jackets and sleeping bags for rental to our clients. The rental fee is $1.5 per sleeping bag and down jacket per day.

    Why book your trip with us?
    • We are proud to be registered with the Department of Nepal Tourism, giving us the opportunity to safely guide you on treks and climbs throughout Nepal’s magnificent Himalayas. As a responsible local agency based in Kathmandu, we place your experience and well-being at the heart of all we do.
    • Booking with us is easy and flexible. You can reserve your adventure with just a small advance, and conveniently pay the rest after you arrive in Kathmandu. We aim to make your journey stress-free from the very start.

      Pay method:

      We encourage you to read our terms and conditions carefully to ensure clarity and comfort. Once you feel confident, you can secure your trip through any of our convenient payment methods listed below.

      1) American Dollar Account:

      Name of the Bank: Everest Bank Limited, Thamel Branch.
      Name of Account Holder:- High Camp Trekking Pvt. Ltd.
      Account No:- 03500105200138
      Swift Code No:- EVBLNPKA.

      Or, if you prefer, you are welcome to transfer your deposit by Western Union, MoneyGram, or IME using the name of our attentive company owner/manager, Mr. Norsang Lama. We’re happy to assist with any questions you may have about this process.

      We kindly ask that you cover any transaction fees charged by the bank or transfer service when sending the booking advance. Thank you for your understanding and support.
    • Your adventure is in safe hands. Once your booking is complete, we personally guarantee your trip departure. If your plans change, we will happily reschedule your trip at no extra cost. We appreciate every guest, and you can count on us to work hard and ensure your Himalayan experience exceeds your expectations.
    • We organize group joining-based trips. Our package includes all-inclusive prices (no hidden costs). We customize the trip itinerary based on your preferred side trips, holiday length, and activities. Let us know how long your holiday will be.
    • Our experienced, trained, and professional guide takes good care of the clients. Our guide always remembers your questions about plants, people, animals, and the mountains. You can feel the difference when you have a great trekking guide through our agency.
    • We respond to every email or inquiry within 24 hours. You can also call us anytime at +977-9841876395 (our 24-hour support team).
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