7 Days Langtang Valley Trek

Your guide meets you at your hotel. Takes you to the vehicle for departure. It takes around 6-9 hours to reach Syabrubensi depending on the road condition. Enjoy the view of the valley, terraces, towns, and several settlements on the way, and have lunch during the lunch pause. Overnight at hotel in Syabrubensi

Your trekking journey begins with breakfast. Cross the bridge over Bhote Khola (Ying Yang River). The first section of the trail through the flat with little ascends and descends simultaneously. A gradual ascent begins after the Dovan, then follows the Langtang Khola. Have your lunch at Bamboo. The temporary settlement of Bamboo has some teahouse lodges that provide meals and lodging. Continue the pleasant hiking through the woods. You may frequently spot the langur monkeys, deers, and Ghoral. After crossing the suspension bridge, the trail goes steep and slightly strenuous through the forest up to Lama Hotel.

On the second day of the trek, you will be walking most of the part inside the forest, spot the waterfalls and capture the occasional glimpses of Langtang Lirung. The tree line almost finishes at Ghoda Tabela. The trail emerges out into the wider glacier valley from woodlands into the lush green meadow. The snow-capped peaks keep on bordering on either side of the valley.
The trail continues the gentle ascent, cross few settlements. Witness the remains of the devastating Mega Earthquake of 2015 that covered the entire village of Langtang. Remember the deceased locals, security people, and tourists in front of the memorial wall. Langtang village was once a vibrant settlement with plenty of teahouses and lodges. Mundu is a small village, only half an hour away from Langtang village.

Begin your trek after breakfast, cross through the pasture, mani walls, water mills, Chortens, and sacred mounds of rocks with carved inscriptions. Capture the valley down with your wide vision from the vast pasture. The extensive mountain view, patches of farms, and waterfalls are amazing to see from here.

Cross small steams and a suspension bridge before getting to Kyanjin Gompa by lunchtime. After lunch hike to Kyanjin Ri or Langshisha Kharka for incredible views. Visiting the centuries-old monastery and cheese factory is worthwhile.

Retrace your trail back to Lama Hotel from Kyanjin Gompa back to Lama Hotel. The trail is mostly gradual downhill throughout the day. Walking steadily and slowly helps to protect your knees. Arrive at the Lama hotel and enjoy your evening.

Retrace the same route to Syabru from Rimche or Choose the trail via Sherpa Goan for a scenic trail. Relatively the trail via Sherpa Goan is longer but offers a spectacular view with the little ascent. The final part of the trail descends verticle from Khamjim to Syabrubensi. Visit natural hot springs at the bank of the river.

Take either a local bus or local jeep for Kathmandu. It takes 6-7 hours drive to reach Kathmandu.

The difficulty of the Langtang Valley Trek is moderate however, it might be tough for novice trekkers and novices. This trek includes a steady ascent. In three days, you will have climbed 3900 meters above sea level. Langtang Valley Trek does not need mountaineering abilities. Experienced hikers and trekkers complete the hike in 7 days easily. This plan provides a normal walking time for progressive altitude rise. 7 Days itinerary is pretty enough to ensure a safe trek in terms of high altitude sickness.

Every traveler’s major worry is food. You can sample traditional Nepali cuisine, as well as continental fare, Chinese food, and other foreign meals. You can seek assistance from your guide or simply follow the menu at the lodge. Because the mountain locations are distant, laborious travel is required to transport the goods to the destination. We recommend that you order food so that it does not go to waste. You will have supper and breakfast at the same hotel where you will be staying overnight on the trek days.

We recommend that our guests bring their own water bottles. To make it safer, fill your bottle with tap water on a regular basis and use a water purifier. Warm water from the trailside teahouse is usually recommended. Using numerous water bottles upsets the surrounding ecosystem. Your guide will assist you in obtaining safe drinking water.

We give trekking lodge accommodation on a twin-sharing basis, and you may select your own style in Kathmandu. During the hike, the tea house serves as modest lodging for trekkers. A tea house lodge combines a lodge with a restaurant. Tea house lodges feature modest facilities such as common toilets and bathrooms. They supply two beds, as well as blankets, mattresses, and pillows. Dining halls are bigger and have a warming station. Electricity will be available in a limited number of teahouse loges for lighting and charging your electronic gazettes. Others have solar power, although it is of limited capacity.

The Langtang Valley trip is rated as moderate. A dedicated trekker should be able to walk for 4-7 hours every day. The trip to the high altitude is more difficult. Decent health, average physical condition, desire, confidence, and festrong willpower with a positive attitude are required for every endeavor, and previous hiking experience or exercise habits aid in a positive way. Before arranging your vacation, see your doctor if you have lung, heart, or other problems.

The weather in the mountains is notoriously unpredictable. However, autumn (September-November) and spring (March-May) are the finest seasons for hiking in the Langtang Valley. Summer monsoon rains may have an impact on the hike (June-Aug). You may also journey in the winter, although the temperatures may be too cold for most hikers. Trekking during the monsoon season can be beneficial for botanical enthusiasts since we can observe the brilliant blossoms of alpine flowers in higher elevations, but the flooding, continuous rain, and landslides make it difficult for most. Summer hiking in the Langtang Valley is peaceful and there are fewer hikers.