Yala Peak Climbing
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Trip Overview
Yala peak (5,732m) is easier peak for climbing which lies in north of Kathmandu valley, near the Tibet. Yala Peak Climbing is preferred peak for beginner adventure climber and experienced mountaineers. It follows the Langtang valley trekking route which welcomes hundred of tourists in Langtang region for adventure. The summit of Yala Peak offer the magnificent view of Langtang Lirung (7,245m) Lenpo Gang (7,083m), Dorje Lakpa (6,990m), Shishapangma (8,046m); in Tibet side, Tsok Tsum, Ganchenpo and Manaslu.
Yala Peak climbing provides experience of climbing as well as trekking in the Himalaya which makes your trip more memorable. We start our trek from Syabrubesi which takes 7-8 hours in bus from Kathmandu. Our trek passes through several Tibetan origin Tamang communities; Shabrubesi, Langtang village, Kyangjin Gompa; situated below Langtang Lirung, Sing Gompa; old fashioned Helambu Village, Ghopte, Tharepati, Gul Bhanjayang, Chisopani and Sundarijal, wide range of landscapes and sceneries, rivers, forest of Rhododendron, Bamboo, Oak and other natural vegetation, Ganja La Pass and valleys; Helumbu and Langtang. During the trip, we can explore the Tamang community’s culture, traditionally built stone houses with beautifully craved wooden porches and lifestyle unique dress and custom of Tamang people.
The best time for the Yala peak climbing is spring and autumn because temperature is moderate and favorable for trekking and peak climbing. We need Yala Peak Climbing Permit and National Park Permit. You can join to us for outstanding trip to Yala Peak of Langtang region and trip can be modified according to your available time, Physical fitness, requirement and desire. You feel free to contact us any time for any information about Yala Peak Climbing trip.
Trip Itinerary
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Day 01:
Arrival on Kathmandu (1400 m)
When you are arrive in Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be greeted by a representative of Mission Nepal Holidays. Then, you will be transferred to your hotel for overnight as per itinerary. In the evening, you can enjoy the welcome dinner with cultural songs and dance which is hosted by Mission Nepal Holidays.
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Day 02:
Kathmandu Sightseeing Tour
After having breakfast at hotel, we start our day tour of UNESCO world heritage sites; Pasupatinath Temple, Bouddhanath Stupa and Swayambhunath Stupa. First we visit Pasupatinath Temple; a pilgrimage site of Hindus which provide the opportunity to feel the unique spirit of Hindu traditions of life, death and reincarnation. Bouddhanath Stupa is the largest stupa in Nepal and the holiest Tibetan Buddhist Temple which is rich in Buddhist symbolism. Kathmandu Durbar Square has most traditional architecture of Nepal to visit; Kasthamandap, Kumari Ghar (The Living Goddess), Maru Ganesh, Kal Bhairav, Old Palace, Mini Pasupatinath Temple and so on. Swayambhunath is one of the holiest Buddhist Stupa which represents Buddha’s mind and offer peace, freedom and joy to the whole world. Stay overnight in the hotel at Kathmandu.
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Day 03:
Drive to Syabrubesi (1,550m)
We take breakfast at Kathmandu and start our drive to Syabrubesi which is 122km from Kathmandu and takes 9 to 10 hours. Our journey passes through the north- western hills of Kathmandu along the Trishuli River. During the trek, we pass several places; Balaju, Nagarjun, Okharpauwa, Kakani, Ranipauwa, Belkot, Pipaltar, Bidhur, Trishuli Bajar, Bhainse, Betarwati, Kalikastan, Ramche (enter on Langtang National Park), Thade, Dhunche and Thulo Barkhu. On the way, we can enjoy the view of Annapurna II, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal and several peaks as well as hillock, rivers, rustic villages, terraced fields. Syabrunbesi is a beautiful village inside the Langtang National park and lies near the bank of Trishuli River. We stay overnight at lodge.
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Day 04:
Trek from Syabrubest to Lama Hotel (2,450m)
After having breakfast at Syabrubesi, we start our hike to Lama Hotel along the Langtang Khola. After short walk, we can visit Gompa of Guru Rinpocha and then follow the stone paved main street up to Bamboo. Our trial passes through the forest of Rhododendron Oak, Maple, Fir and Blue Pine. On the way to Lama Hotel, we can see several wildlife; Monkey, Red Panda, Wild Boars, Yellow Throated Martens and Himalayan Black Bears. After little walk from the Rimche (2,400m), we reach Lama Hotel and spend our night at hotel.
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Day 05:
Trek from Lama Hotel to Langtang Village (3,430m)
We take breakfast at Lama Hotel and continue our hike with gradually climbing at first and then steeper climbing through the forest of Oak, White and Red Rhododendrons, Hemlocks and Maples trees. When we cross the long bridge of Langtang Khola, we climb to reach Ghora Tabela (2,992m). Today, we start to see occasional glimpses of Langtang Lirung. When we reach the Langtang Village, we see flat roofed Tibetan Style houses, beautiful fields with Potatoes, Wheat, Turnips, Buckwheat, and Barley, wildlife; Yak and Wild Goats, Buddhist Monastery and temporary settlements used by herders during summer months. It is the large village of Langtang, headquarter of Langtang National Park which is surrounded by stone walls. We stay overnight at lodge of Langtang Village.
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Day 06:
Trek from Langtang to Kyanjin (3,870m)
After having breakfast at Langtang Village, we start our trek to Kyanjin Gompa through a small village; Mundu (3,442m) and yak pastures. Today’s walk is very short which take just 3 hours. When we cross streams and moraines, we reach the Kyanjin and take lunch at first. It is the village surrounded by snow covered peaks which has a small monastery and a cheese factory; operated by Nepal government. We can enjoy the view of Dorje Lakpa, Langtang Ri, Langtang Lirung, Ganja La and Yala Peak as well as ice fall following from the Langtang Lirung and Kimshung.
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Day 07:
Acclimatization at Kyanjin
Today is the day of taking rest from the walking and climbing for acclimatize in the thinning air. Today, we can visit Monastery and Cheese factory of Kyanjin, walk to see ice faces and glaciers of Langtang Lirung or ascend to Kyanjin Ri (4,350m) and Tserko Ri (5000m); highest point of our journey. We have also the next option of trip to Langshisa Kharka and back to the Kyanjin for acclimatizing. We spend our night at Kyanjin.
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Day 08:
Trek from Kyanjin Gompa to Yala Base Camp (4,600m)
We take breakfast at Kyanjin Gompa and continue our trek to Yala Base Camp along a rocky glacier trial. Today’s journey is enjoyable and amazing which needs 6 hours continuous climbing to reach the base camp. From the base camp, we can enjoy the magnificent view of Ganja La Peek, Lirung Kyanjin, Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, Yala peak, diversity landscape of Langtang Valley, Langtang Glacier and Ganja La Pass. We take short basic training from our professional Sherpa guide who provide climbing techniques and use of climbing equipment like; Ice Axe, Harness, Ropes and crampons. We spend our night at tented camp.
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Day 09:
Climb Yala Peak (5,732m) and return back to Yala Base Camp
Today is the memorable day of our life as well as important day of our trip. We wake up early in the early morning, take breakfast and start climbing to the summit of Yala Peak. On the climbing, we need to use mountain climbing equipment; Ice Axe, Harness, Ascender Climbing Boots, Crampons and rope. When reach summit of Yala Peak, we spend a great memorable time of our life with breathtaking views of Langtang Lirung, Tsok Tsum, Shisapangma, Manaslu, Glacier Lakes, diversity landscapes and many peaks. We catch the beautiful moment in our camera. After that, our steps are down to the base camp. We spend our night in tented camp.
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Day 10:
Trek to Langtang village
We take breakfast at the base camp and start our trek to Langtang village. The trial is downhill and provides us the magnificent views of mountain which are missed on the way up. We return back by following the same path. In the Langtang Village, we see flat roofed Tibetan Style house, beautiful fields with Potatoes, Wheat, Turnips, Buckwheat, and Barley, wildlife; Yak and Wild Goats, Buddhist Monastery and temporary settlements used by herders. We spend our night at Lodge of Langtang Village.
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Day 11:
Trek to Thulo Shyabru (2,230m)
After having breakfast at Langtang village, we continue our trek to Thulo Shyabru via Bamboo. We cross Langtang Khola just before Bamboo, cross a bridge and then climb up through terraced fields and farm houses to reach Thulo Shyabru. It is the biggest village of Tamang ethnic group where we can explore the Tamang culture, their lifestyle and customs. We spend our night at lodge of Thulo Shyabru.
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Day 12:
Trek to Sing Gompa (3,330m)
We take breakfast at Thulo Shyabru and start our trek to Sing Gompa which takes five hours. The trial passes through gompa, school, army post to bring us to Dursagang (2,660m). After that, we continue trek in less steeply trial along forest of Rhododendron, Oak, Fir and Hemlock. We take lunch at Foprang Danda and then cross the final ridge at 3,260m to reach Sing Gompa. During the trek, we enjoy the view of Langtang Himal, Ganesh Himal, Tibetan Mountain and forest of Oak, Rhododendron, Hemlock and Fir. Sing Gompa is popular for cheese. We spend our night at lodge.
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Day 13:
Trek to Gosainkunda (4,460m)
After having breakfast at Sing Gompa, we start our trek to Gosainkunda which passes through Cholong Pati and Lauribinayak (3,920m); a great view point. We follow the rocky and rough path. The trial ascends through rhododendron forest where we can enjoy the view of Himchuli, Manaslu and Ganesh Himal. If weather assists us, we see the magnificent view of Annapurna Range as well as Langtang Lirung. From Cholong Pati, we need to hike one hour uphill to Lauribinayak where we take lunch. When we reach Gosainkunda, we explore dozen of lakes lying around the Gosainkunda; Saraswatikunda, Bhairabkunda and so on. We spend our night at lodge with view of Gosainkunda and Negkunda lakes.
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Day 14:
Trek to Ghopte (3,440m)
We take breakfast and leave Gosainkunda to reach Ghopte. We start our trek along terrain and moraines. We pass the four small lakes before reaching Laurebina La Pass (4,610m) which is decorated with many player flags. When we reach Phedi (3,740m), we need short walk through up and down trails to reach Ghopte Cave. On this day, we visit Ghopte Cave, enjoy view of mountains range of Helumbu Range and can see wildlife; Langur Monkeys, Red Monkeys, Musk Deer and Ghoral. We stay overnight at Lodge of Ghopte.
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Day 15:
Trek to Tharepati (3,510m)
After having breakfast at Ghopte, we continue our trek to Tharepati. The trial ascends through forest of Rhododendron, Bamboo, Oak and other natural vegetation and trial makes numerous ups and downs across ravines and the boulders of old moraines. When we climb to Tharepati ridge, we can enjoy scenery of Helumbu region. We arrive at noon and rest the remaining day. From Tharepati, we can see panoramic view of Dorje Lakpa, Shisha Pangma and several other peaks of Khumbu Region. We spend our night at lodge of Tharepati.
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Day 16:
Trek to Gul Bhanjyang (2,800m)
We take breakfast at Tharepati and start our trek to Gul Bhanjyang; old fashioned Helambu Village. We walk east from Tharepati with downhill path which passes through Pine and Rhododendron forest to Magen Goth. From Magen Goth, we gently climb to a small pass at Mere Danda (3,510m) and then descending to Kutumsang through Rhododendron forest. From Kutumsang, we can see view of Jugal Himal (6,799m) and other mountains. During the trek, we can see birds’ life, different animals and view of Helambu Valley. When we reach Gul Bhanjyang, we can explore view of mountains, local people’s life style, culture and customs. We stay overnight at lodge of Gul Bhanjyang.
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Day 17:
Trek to Chisopani (2,140m)
We take breakfast at Gul Bhanjyang and continue our trek to Chisopani through several rural villages. At first our trail ascends to ridge through Bhattachi and Thakini village and then we descend from the ridge to Pati Bhanjyang. From Pati Bhanjyang, we ascend to Chisapani. On the way, we can enjoy the view of Annapurna and Manaslu Range and beautiful terraced fields of Potato, Wheat and Maize. We spend our night at lodge of Chisapani.
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Day 18:
Trek to Sundarijal and drive to Kathmandu
After having breakfast at Chisapani, we continue our hike to Sundarijal through up and down path. Our trail is descending towards the destination through pasture and cultivated fields. After short walk, we climb along forest of Oak and Rhododendron and reach Borlan Bhanjyang (2,240m). From Borlan Bhanjyang, we walk downhill steeply to reach Mulkharka(1,800m); Tamang settlement. Then we reach Sundarijal where our vehicle will be waiting for us. After one hour drive from Sundarijal, we reach Kathmandu. We spend our night at Kathmandu.
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Day 19:
Final Departure
Today is the last day of our trek. Our representative will transfer you to the Tribhuvan International Airport before three hours of your flight. We pray for your safe journey and want to see you again in country of Himalayas for next adventure.
Include
- Hotel in Kathmandu on breakfast basic
- Arrival and departure transfers
- All meals during trekking (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
- TIMS and Langtang National Park Entrance fees
- Peak Climbing Permits
- Climbing Guide
- Climbing gears
- English speaking guide and necessary number of porters
- Trekking crew salary, food and insurance
- All accommodation during trekking (best available lodge)
- Sleeping bag and down jacket if required
- Company branded T-shirt
- Nepali SIM Card during your Nepal trip
Exclude
- International airfare
- Travel Insurance
- Personal Climbing Equipment such as Helmets, Harnes, Rope, Caribena, Ice Axe & kharampans etc
- Emergency Evacuation Service
- Extra Hotel night in Kathmandu in needful
- International calls
- Bar bills and personal nature expenses
- Tips for guide and porter
Faqs
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Where is the Yala Peak located?
Yala Peak lies to the north of Kathmandu in the Langtang National Park. Yala peak is a part of the Langtang Himal range located in the central part of Nepal.
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What are the fitness requirements for climbing the Yala Peak?
Yala Peak is not a technically demanding climb unlike other peaks of Nepal. It is very enjoyable and not difficult, perfect for hikers and walkers. However you need to take care of your hydration and maintain a slow manageable pace and acclimatize. If you maintain a steady pace with a positive frame of mind it is easy and worthwhile.
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Which is the best time to do the Yala Peak climbing?
The best season or time to attempt the Yala Peak trekking circuit is in the months of spring and autumn. In the spring season you get to see blooming flowers in the forest under the crystal clear skies. Whereas in the autumn season is one of the best seasons for mountaineering activities in Nepal. The weather and the temperature remains stable making the Yala Peak climb comfortably achievable.
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What kind of accommodation is available during the Yala peak climbing?
There are tea house accommodations during your trek. The accommodations provide basic facilities of stay including twin beds, a pillow, and a blanket.
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What is the standard of water, and sanitation while trekking?
As trekking is done in different kinds of landscape and trails, those routes are far away from pollution. Water here is drinkable but taking into consideration our client’s health and hygiene we provide mineral water which is purified and filtered.
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What kind of permit is required to do the Yala Peak trekking?
You don’t need the climbing permits as such but you need the Langtang National Park Permits. Similarly TIMS permit is required for the trekkers to trek into the Langtang Area.
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Is the porter or guide needed for the Trek?
A guide or a porter is essential for the trek. Guides will help you with trail and also act as a friend or a companion along the trail. Therefore, you should always hire a porter while trekking in an unknown region.
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Do I need travel insurance for the Yala Peak trekking trip?
Travel insurance is essential for any adventure in the high altitude mountain region. Proper travel insurance will cover you from injuries, accidents, flight delays, evacuations, and others.
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Are there any kinds of communication facilities available during the Yala Peak trekking?
Yes, you can make use of various kinds of communication facilities like the internet, satellite phone etc that are readily available. If any kind of emergency occurs, communication with our company will be free of cost.
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What happens in case of emergencies during the trek?
In case of any emergencies, our staff are well equipped and trained in first aid. You will get transferred to the nearest hospital by helicopter evacuation if necessary.
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Is it possible to charge my device while peak climbing?
Yes, you can charge your devices all the time either by Electricity in a tea house or sometimes by solar power.
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Can we change the itinerary if I want to?
Absolutely yes, we can customize the itinerary as per your wish. However you need to inform it in advance before the trek starts. Sometimes, because of unforeseen circumstances in the mountains, we need to change the itinerary. However, the date of trek completion should always be in line with the pre-established itinerary.
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How can I avoid blisters while trekking in the Yala Peak region?
Shoe and socks should be comfortable, select the right size, thick sole and matter of inner sole. If you have sweating feet then you have to change your socks frequently to keep your feet clean and dry. You should carry blister prevention tape; skin tape can be helpful.
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Do I need a trekking pole?
Yes you do need a trekking pole, it helps you save energy in high ascend and descend, if you have weak hips and knees and it helps to reduce the strain.
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How will you help me if I suffer from altitude sickness or an accident?
Depending on the seriousness of the accident we provide first aid if not then the company can arrange the evacuation operation to the nearest medical facility accordingly.
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What is the guide's qualification who guides us?
We have a government certified and experienced guide who can speak English very well. We have a fleet of expert friendly guides that know the region like the back of their hand.
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Is tipping compulsory for guides and porters?
Tipping is not a compulsion for staff members, although tipping for guide and staff is good practice, porter and guide expect tip, your tip helps their family.
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How can we contact you if we need more information?
We are a local trekking company based in Kathmandu. You can contact directly with the following numbers and email addresses:
Landline: +977-01- 4438165 Or +977 9802072870
Cell-phone: +977-98020-72870
Email: [email protected]
Why book with us?
- More then 20 years of experience
- A professional and responsible travel company based in Nepal
- Specialist group adventure tours and treks in the Himalayas – India, Nepal, Tibet, Bhutan
- Fully customisable itineraries and dates
- Professional & friendly local guides – supporting the people of Nepal
- Guaranteed Departures
- No negotiations in giving best quality
Trip Details
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Difficulty: Adventurous
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Altitude: 5732 m
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Trip Start From: Kathmandu
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Trip End From: Kathmandu
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Min-Max Participants: 2-16 Pax
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Duration: 19 Days
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Transportation: Car / Jeep / Bus
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Accommodation: Hotel l Resort l Tea House l Tented Camp
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Meals: Breakfast in Kathmandu and all meals during the trek
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Best Season: Spring & Autumn
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