Langtang Valley Trek
Trip Overview
Nestled just north of Kathmandu, the Langtang Valley Trek offers one of Nepal’s most rewarding Himalayan experiences. Combining breathtaking mountain scenery with rich cultural encounters, this 9-day adventure takes you through picturesque landscapes, traditional Tamang villages, and alpine wilderness—all within easy reach of the capital.
Journey Highlights
Your trek begins with a scenic drive through Nepal’s countryside to Syabrubesi, where the real adventure starts. As you follow the Langtang River upstream, you’ll pass lush forests of rhododendron, oak, and maple. Along the way, you’ll cross thrilling suspension bridges and walk beside cascading waterfalls.
Gradually ascending, you’ll reach the charming Langtang village, rebuilt with resilience after the 2015 earthquake. Here, you’ll witness the strong spirit of the local Tamang people. The trek’s highlight is Kyanjin Gompa (3,870m), where ancient Buddhist stupas stand against a dramatic backdrop of snow-capped peaks like Langtang Lirung (7,227m).
Why Choose This Trek?
Unlike crowded trails, the Langtang Valley Trek offers peaceful wilderness and authentic cultural interactions. At Kyanjin Gompa, you’ll have time to explore the famous cheese factory, visit the monastery, and hike to Kyanjin Ri for breathtaking 360-degree Himalayan views.
What’s Included?
Our all-inclusive package covers everything for a comfortable journey:
- Convenient airport transfers in Kathmandu
- Two nights’ accommodation in quality hotels
- All ground transportation, including the scenic drive to Syabrubesi
- Necessary trekking permits and national park fees
- Experienced local guides and porters (with insurance)
- Cozy teahouse accommodation
- Three hearty meals daily with hot drinks
Priced from just $480 per person, this trek offers exceptional value. You’ll only need to budget for personal expenses, extra beverages, travel insurance, and tips for your crew (about 10% of the trek cost).
Who Is This Trek For?
Perfect for:
- First-time trekkers seeking a manageable Himalayan experience
- Nature lovers craving diverse landscapes (subtropical to alpine)
- Cultural enthusiasts interested in Tamang traditions
- Time-conscious travelers wanting authentic mountain views
Difficulty & Best Time to Go
With daily hikes of 5-6 hours at a moderate pace and a maximum altitude of 3,870m, this trek avoids extreme altitude risks while delivering stunning scenery. For the best experience, visit in spring (March-May) when rhododendrons bloom or autumn (September-November) for crystal-clear mountain views.
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Trip Itinerary
Plan for a daylight or early morning arrival in Kathmandu so that you have more time to prepare for the treks. Our representative together with our driver will meet you at the airport. They are coming to the hotel with you. In order to brief you on your treks and inform you of any necessary things or treks, the guide will be present for a coffee meeting. Inspect your gear and clothing. Make sure you have all the necessary equipment and supplies by doing any last-minute purchases. In the late evening, you will gather with the other members of your team for a welcome supper.
Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi via a lengthy, picturesque drive to reach the trek's beginning. After breakfast, we will set out on our tour. While driving, take in the vistas of rivers, terraced farmland, and mountains. It feels like you are entering deep terrain when you walk through Dhunche.
The track initially follows the Langtang Khola and crosses Bhote Koshi. This path goes through the area of landslides and eventually rises to bamboo. After that, your walk makes a gentle ascent past Bamboo (1960 meters), which is situated on the bank of Langtang Khola, to Rimche (2400 meters). At last, your route meets up with the Lama Hotel. Along the trip, you might spot bears, monkeys, and red pandas if you're lucky.
Gumanechok is the trail's path; Ghoda Tabela called it "the horse stable." After this, the trail becomes a little more scenic as it winds through the valley where the yaks are grazing. The views from Langtang village, one of the trek's more secluded and historic settlements, are increasingly breathtaking as we approach the peak.
The walk today is shorter, but it's plenty to get you used to it. Because of the well-known cheese factory nearby, the surroundings are also fascinating. This beautiful valley is surrounded by the Langtang Lirung and other peaks. A spot to hike many minor peaks and explore the valley. Stay in the guesthouse for the night.
Today is a great day to unwind and take a stroll. Explore the cheese factory and monastery, hike up the glacier to see the stunning ice faces and calving glaciers on Langtang Lirung, or ascend Kyangjin Ri (4350 meters), the highest point of the trek and the point directly behind the settlement, for an amazing view of the Langtang peaks.
You will be treated to an amazing vista as you return to the Lama Hotel. Kyanjin Gompa is a beautiful stroll downhill from The Lama Hotel. Take in the views and the paths that you will encounter.
Leaving the mountains behind, we descend to the Syabru Bensi, where our journey began. Before arriving in Nepal's hilly region, you will be able to enjoy the beauty of the Himalayan region.
We'll eat a hearty breakfast before taking the 9-hour bus ride back to Kathmandu from Syabru Besi. Stay in a hotel for the night.
FAQs
Where is the Langtang Trek located?
The Langtang Trek is in the Langtang National Park, located in the Rasuwa District of Nepal, north of Kathmandu and near the Tibetan border.
How long does the Langtang Trek take?
The standard trek usually takes 7 to 10 days, depending on the itinerary and trekking pace.
How difficult is the Langtang Trek?
The trek is moderate in difficulty, with daily hikes of 5-7 hours. While no technical climbing is required, the altitude (up to 4,984m at Tserko Ri) and steep ascents can be challenging.
What permits are required for the Langtang Trek?
Langtang National Park Permit (NPR 3,000 for foreigners, NPR 1,500 for SAARC nationals).
TIMS Card (NPR 2,000 per person, required for solo trekkers).
How do I get to the Langtang trek starting point?
The trek starts at Syabrubesi, which is a 6-8 hour drive from Kathmandu by bus or jeep.
What kind of accommodation is available?
The trek offers teahouse accommodation, with basic rooms and communal dining areas. Hot showers and WiFi are available in some lodges for an extra fee.
What food is available on the trek?
Teahouses serve traditional Nepali (Dal Bhat), Tibetan, and Western dishes. Options include:
Dal Bhat (rice, lentils, and vegetables)
Noodles, soups, momos (dumplings)
Porridge, pancakes, and eggs for breakfast
Is there electricity and internet on the trek?
Electricity: Available in most teahouses, but charging devices may cost extra.
WiFi: Limited and slow, with a small fee at teahouses.
Can I combine Langtang with other treks?
Yes, you can extend the trek by:
Adding Gosainkunda Lake (sacred alpine lake, 4-5 extra days).
Helambu Trek (for a cultural experience, 5-6 extra days).
Langtang Valley Trek2025 and 2026
| No. of Pax | Starting Price |
| 1-2 | USD 600 |
| 3-4 | USD 550 per person |
| 5+ | USD 480 per person |
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Price Includes
- Airport Pick up/drop
- 2 nights accommodation in kathmandu at tourist standard hotels
- All inclusive trek such as Ground transportation
- Necessary permits entrance fess
- Professional guide, porter/porters, and their expenses including their insurance equipments
- Accommodation at lodges en route
- 3 Meals a day with a cup of tea/coffee etc.
Price Excludes
- Beverages
- Tips 10% of the total amount paid
- Your insurance
- Personal/natural expenses
- Food in Kathmandu
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