Trip Overview
The Langtang valley, home to more than 70 glaciers and towering mountains that reach high into the sky, is referred to as “the valley of glaciers.”With the Langtang Valley Heli Trek, you may enjoy all that the stunning Langtang Valley has to offer plus the exhilaration of an incredible helicopter ride.The valley is home to meadows scattered with daisies and wild flowers, fast-moving mountain streams, craggy rock, snow-capped summits, and pine forests. This fascinating area offers a wide range of sights, such as monasteries, a cheese factory, yaks, glaciers, and mountain lakes.Langtang Valley, the best-kept secret attraction in Nepal, is located 19 miles north of Kathmandu.
The lush ecosystem and untamed landscape seem otherworldly, while being near to the metropolis. The Himalayan splendor, distinct biodiversity, and Tibetan way of life are all incorporated into the Langtang Valley Trek.Walking in the valley offers one of the best chances to encounter the people’s distinct culture and customs while passing through ethnic communities because of its close proximity to Tibet, where the residents still adhere to traditional Tibetan Buddhist rituals.Tibetan Buddhists make up the majority of the population in the valley, and it is quite humbling to witness their distinctive way of life in such a remote area. Trekking in this location offers one of the most breathtaking views of the Langtang Himalayan range’s silver mountains against the region’s green and brown landscape.
Highlights
With the Langtang Valley Heli Trek, you may enjoy all that the stunning Langtang Valley has to offer plus the exhilaration of an incredible helicopter ride.
Starting at Syabru Bensi (2500m), the Langtang Valley Trek leads to Chorkari RI (5050m). Along the Tibet border, this walk offers a diverse range of landscapes, including farmlands, glaciers, lakes, and breathtaking peaks. Moreover, breathtaking views of Mt. Langtang Lirung, Chengdu, and Mt. Dorje Lakpa can be found near Kyanjin Gompa village (3800m).
The 1710 square kilometer Langtang National Park showcases the biodiversity of the Himalayas. This is Nepal’s second-largest national park. Numerous endangered species, including the red panda, the Himalayan thar, wild deer, and falcons, call it home. The national bird of Nepal, the Danphe, is also present.
Trekking in the Langtang Valley has a diverse cultural component. The different cultures, clothing, crafts, traditional homes, prayer flags, and porches are brought by Tamang, Newar, Sherpa, and other groups.
There isn’t any needless commotion when traveling to Langtang Valley. The Langtang Valley Heli Trek is convenient, in contrast to treks marred by flight delays and cancellations.