You will be met by one of our staff as soon as you arrive at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. He will take you to your hotel so you can spend the night there. We’ll send you details on the walk on the first day.

The journey to Langtang Valley starts with a bus ride from Kathmandu to Syabru Bensi. The headquarter of the Rasuwa district, Dhunche, is passed during the about three-hour drive.You can see the Ganesh Himal against the hills covered in verdant forests and terrace fields of rice, maize, and mustard while driving down the road by the Trishuli River. The terraces that were chiseled by men for farming are also visible. From Dhunche, the road to Syabru Bensi becomes uneven and rocky. At the base of towering verdant hills sits the charming little village of Syabru Bensi. The village’s expansive open farmlands are a sight to behold as they undulate with the wind. Only twenty minutes’ walk from Syabrubesi is Old Syabrubesi, which is located on the eastern side of the Trishuli Ganga River.

The trip today takes you through communities like Goljung and Gatlang, where you will encounter amazing, fascinating, and poignant cultures and traditions. At Goljung and Gatlang, you’ll take part in a cultural program that will undoubtedly make your hiking experience unforgettable. Nestled among terrace farming on a slope lies Gatlang, an ethnic Tamang village. You will see Parvathi Kunda Lake and the Tamang Monastery.

We leave Gatlang behind. We catch views of the Ganesh Himal and the Langtang massifs en route to Tatopani. We have access to natural hot springs at Tatopani. It is highly recommended that you enjoy a hot soak in the natural springs located in the foothills of the Himalayas. Bathing in the shadow of the Himal is a unique experience. You will then travel to Thuman, a cultural town renowned for its Shamanic performances. Similarly, you can get a broad perspective of the Langtang and Sanjen massifs, Ganesh, and Kerung Himal from Nagthali, a monastic and priestly meditation retreat.

We set out on our walk to Brimdang across the alpine jungles. The path to Nagthali runs via this small Tamang settlement and up the hill. We can see the breathtaking Langtang mountains, Ganesh, Sanjen, and Kerung Himal from Nagthali. After that, we make our way downwards to the Tamang settlement known as Thuman, where we spend the night and get a taste of their way of life.

We travel through Lingling on our way to the Tibetan Buddhist town of Briddhim today. The town is exquisitely placed on the lap of Langtang Himal. Here, we investigate the Dukchu Gomba Monastery. It is evident that most of the houses in Briddhim are constructed in the Tibetan style using stones.

We make our way down to the Ghopche Khola and then climb beside it to the Lama Hotel, which is situated on the Langtang River’s bank. The magnificent Himalayan peaks and verdant forests envelop the Lama Hotel.

We hike for around six hours above the Langtang Khola from the Lama Hotel. We hiked to Langtang Lirung after that. We arrive at Ghoda Tabela (3000m), a farmhouse with horses and donkeys used for transportation, after descending a steep trail. A checkpoint is located along the route. We will be passing a lovely pastureland where we can witness yaks feeding and relaxing. As we continue, we see Tamang homes, mills, prayer wheels, and Buddhist flags. We enter Langtang Village (3500m) as we continue on. Situated on a narrow portion of a gorge, the Langtang Village is a bustling community of teahouses resting in a bowl, a haven located at an elevation of 3,400 meters.

After eating breakfast in the village, we hike to Sindum and then go in the direction of Yamphu. There are other bridges that we must cross, the most notable of which is the glacial ice-melted bridge across the Laja Khola River. We ascend to view the stunning Kyanjin Gompa. The Langtang Lirung ice flow is incredibly dramatic and thrilling. Mountains encircle us as we travel to Kyanjin Gompa. You would go to Kyanjin RI (4773m) after visiting Kyanjin Gompa and then walk back to Kyanjin Gompa. Kyanjin Gompa is a really interesting place. The Kyangjuma Gompa is adorned with a stunning wall of the Himalayas and flying flags. It is situated near the Langtang Lirung’s base. Trekkers are taken to a place straight out of a fairytale by the vast, wide stretches of green land, massive, molding brown hills, and herds of yaks and goats strewn throughout the area. Several enormous wild beehives that dangle from cliff edges and crevasses may be seen in the hills, and the region offers a stunning depiction of a Sephardic way of life.

The main highlight of the Langtang Valley Trek comes today, when we explore the historic Kyanjin Gompa and spend the day lounging. Built most likely in the sixth century, Kyanjin Gompa is among the oldest in the area. Kyangjuma Gompa is adorned with a stunning wall of the Himalayas and flying flags. We occupy ourselves by touring and investigating the monastery and going to the cheese plant to sample the delectable Yak cheese. After that, we continue our seven-hour climb to the highest point, Chorkari RI (5050m), where we will be able to witness the breathtaking Langtang peak and be enthralled by its ethereal beauty. From here, one may observe more than ten mountain summits rising beyond 6000 meters. Moving on, we walk back to the village where we spend the night.

Today, We walk for five to six hours on our way back to the Lama hotel. We must exercise caution because the trail becomes steep. We only visit the Langtang village to admire its splendor.

From the Lama Hotel, we travel to Syabru Bensi. This is also a short, five to six-hour walk downhill. Along the journey, we relish the breathtaking scenery.

We drive back to Kathmandu from Syabru Besi, leaving behind the beauty of Langtang but captured in mind.

Approximately three hours before your scheduled flight, you will be dropped off at the airport for your departure.