Langtang Valley Trek
The langtang reason is a nearest trekking area from kathmandu the capital city of Nepal, and also very famous trekking reason of Nepal, on the way trekkers can see pristine view. Sundarajil, just outside Kathmandu the fourteen day trek follows the Shiva pilgrim trail (way to Gosainkunda) for 150 kilometres, over the Shiva Puri Ridge, over the Gosainkund Lekh via the Laurebina Pass at 4,700 metres. The Langtang Trek provides an opportunity to see the nearly various Nepalese Himalayan mountain range from Annapurna in the west, to Makalu in the east. On the morning of the second day, this amazing view can be seen for the first time from the top of the Shiva Puri Ridge.
The trek continues along a high ridge for 6 days until it crosses the Laurebina Pass. Just below the pass lies the Gosainkund Lakes at 4,300 metres. The Gosainkund lakes are the object of the Shiva pilgrim trail for they were once visited by Shiva himself. From here, the path descends to Syabru, an interesting village on the crest of a ridge. The trek now enters the Langtang valley. The Langtang valley is sacred and no animals may be killed here. It is also a national park. The forest is full of wildlife. Higher up, past the tree line, lies Kanjin Gompa, an architectural master piece. Its sloping walls complement the slopes of the mountain behind, Langtang Lirung.
The Langtang valley continues west and then north for another 50 kilometres beyond Kanjin Gompa. This is beyond the range of tea house trekking, for there are no lodges. This region was visited in the 1950s by TW Tilman, who found rumours of Yetis amongst the local herdsmen. Today, the upper Langtang region is visited mainly by expeditions to Dorje Lakpa and Shishi Pangma.
Itinerary (15 days)
Day 01: Sundarajil to Chisopani (9 km). The Langtang Trek begins with a taxi ride to Sundarajil, and then the uphill walk to Chisopani - where there are magnificent views of the Himalayan range . Day 02: Chisopani to Chipling Danda (7.5 km). The second day of the Langtang Trek continues north along the crest of the ridge that you wil follow to Gosainkund Day 03: Chipling Danda to Mangengoth (14 km). Today on the Langtang Trek you will cross Jongin Dhanda ridge Day 04: Mangengoth to Tharapeti (5 km). The Langtang Trek continues along the Shiva pilgrim trail with magnificent views from the ridge that the path follows Day 05: Tharapeti to Laurebina Phedi (7 km). The trek follows a tortuous and almost impossible looking route below the crest of the ridge passing the site of the 1992 Thai Airbus crash Day 06: Luarebina Phedi to Gosainkund (7 km). The Langtang Trek crosses the high point of the trek, over the Laurebina La at an altitude of 4,704 metres. Day 07: Gosainkund to Laurebina Yak (9 km). At Laurebina Yak, you should soak up one of the best views in thr world Day 08: Laurebina Yak to Syabru. Today, the Langtang Trek descends dramatically to the delights of Sybaru. An alterntave entry point into the Langtang Valley. Syabru Bensi to Syabru Day 09: Syabru to Remche (9 km). The Langtang Trek turns east and follows the bank of the Langtang Khola through a wildlife filled forest. Day 10: Remche to Langtang Village (12 km). The trek continues east and the valley opens out into the pastoral meadows of Langtang Village Day 11: Langtang Village to Kanjin Gompa (7 km). The Langtang Trek continues through the yak pasture to the mysterious and remote gompa at Kanjin Day 12: Kanjin Gompa to Langshisha Karka and back (24 km). A day trip from Kanjin Gompa enables a glimpse of the remote upper Langtang Valley Day 13: Kanjin Gompa to Remche (24 km). Return down the valley to Remche Day 14: Remche to Syabru Bensi (12 km). Continue down along the northern side of the Langtang Valley. Day 15: Syabru Bensi to Kathmandu (100 km). Take your motion sickness pills for the 10 hour bus journey back to Kathmandu
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