Lamahatta Mountain Bike Trip
Lamahatta has been developed as an eco-tourism place in late 2012. Lamahatta is located at an altitude of about...
Langtang Trek
Destination
Nepal
Trip Type
Trekking
Duration (in Days)
13
Altitude
3,500 m
Difficulty
Hard
Accommodation
Camping, Lodges
110000/- per person
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The Lang tang valley, home to a red panda. The Langtang area is best known for its pristine forests of lovely mixed conifer and rhododendron forest and high-elevation meadows of wild sheep, Tibetan-like culture, and lovely mountain views. The name “Langtang” comes from the story of the ancient Buddhist lama who followed his lost yak into the valley – “Lang” means “yak” and “Tang” means, “follow”. The region mirrors the diverse culture of Nepal itself.
From Kathmandu, we will drive to Syabrubensi along the Trisuli River, enjoying spectacular views of the Ganesh Himal peaks. From Syabrubensi, you will begin our trek through Tamang villages where unusual Himalayan vegetation grows – cactuses! You will stay the night in camp/lodge, continuing to Kyanjin Gompa, where you can visit a small Buddhist Monastery and a cheese “factory”. From Kyanjin Gompa we will hike further for an excellent view of Langtang Lirung (23,763′), Dorje Lakpa (22,839′), and Lenpo Gang (22,882′). We may at this point, choose to go further up the valley to explore glaciers and view even higher peaks such as Shishapangma (26,283′).
Itinerary
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Itinerary
Day 1
Arrive, trip briefing, Kathmandu (1,300m) (Hotel BB)
Day 2
Kathmandu day tour Kathmandu (1,300m) (Hotel BB)
Day 3
Drive to Syabrubesi (1,462m)
Day 4
Trek to Lama Hotel (2,540m)
Day 5
Trek to Langtang (3,307m)
Day 6
Trek to Kyanjin Gomba (3,409m)
Day 7
Rest & explore day, the side trip to Glacier (3,409m)
Day 8
Trek to Ghoratabela (3,048m)
Day 9
Trek to Syabru Gaon (2,581m)
Day 10
Trek to Syabrubesi
Day 11
Drive for Kathmandu (1,340m)
Day 12
Leisure day / back up day for weather
Day 13
International Departure
Include
- Conservation/national park fees and all govt. taxes
- All required trekking permits
- 4 (four) nights 4 STAR in Hotel in Kathmandu on twin sharing bed and breakfast basis
- Round trip domestic airfares to (KTM- Lukla –KTM) and domestic airport tax
- Cargo of camping loads both ways
- All airport/hotel/airport transfers by private vehicles
- An Experience Trek Guide
- Cook Kitchen boys & Helper as necessary
- Support Sherpa staffs on 1:3 ratios
- A required number of porters
- All meals quality and hygienic (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
- All hot drinks and beverages (boiled water, tea, coffee, hot chocolate, juice)
- Single sleeping tent with form mattress to each client
- All Kitchen & Camping equipment
- Group first aid kits
- Medical Oxygen with a mask set
- Insurance of all local team members
- Equipment for porters
- Half-day world heritage sites tour with guide & private transport Group celebration meal after trek (cost didn’t add)
- Our guide will carry a comprehensive medical kit including high altitude sickness tablets
Exclude
- Medical/personal high-risk insurance,
- International departure tax
- Personal trek gears
- Major meals in Kathmandu
- Cost of personal expenses
- Tips for the Guide, porters & local staffs
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