Langtang Valley Trekking 4,773m 11 Days

Overview

Langtang Valley Trekking is a wonderful trekking route that takes you across the Langtang valley. Langtang valley, also known as "the valley of glaciers" is one of the most famous trekking destinations of all time. The trail takes us from the green and lush forest of rare vegetation such as pine, juniper, rhododendron, and other species. With the fast-flowing mountain streams, mighty peaks, and grassy meadows full of blooming flowers, you get the idea of heaven on earth.

Langtang Valley Trekking is a perfect chance for you to get lost in the beauty of nature

Syabru Besi village is the starting point and is famous for its rich Tamang Cultural Heritage. Tamang Heritage Trek is a popular cultural trek in the region. The route to Langtang valley takes you along a sub-tropical forest and then through the dense jungle of pine, oak, and birch. And this trail will ultimately open up to open meadows with yaks grazing everywhere. Tree orchids and rhododendrons in bloom and everything in the surrounding will make you feel as if you've traveled to a different universe. The view of Langtang Lirung, Pemthang Ri, Langshisha Ri, Dorje Lakpa, and Kangchenpo, high passes, crystalline lakes, and large glaciers is the main attraction of the whole trek.

Since you'll be traveling through the Tamang and Sherpa villages, you'll even have the opportunity to glance into the rich culture and traditions of local people. The monasteries, a cheese factory, and the various cultural heritages falling on the way play an important role in making this trek an unforgettable journey.



PS: This trip uses the public bus as a mode of transport. If you like to use a private vehicle, it adds to the cost of the trip. For detailed information on the use of a private vehicle, please contact us.

Itinerary

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What's included

• All pickups and drops from and to the airport by private vehicle.
• Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on twin sharing basis
• A guided city tour in Kathmandu.
• All Standard meals during the trek. (Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner)
• English Speaking Local Guide who holds Government License.
• Twin sharing accommodations in lodges. (All during the trek)
• Ground transport by express bus to Safrubensi and back to Kathmandu.
• Required local staffs and porters for your assistance during the trek.
• All required fee in national parks and conservation areas.
• Food, accommodation, equipment, salary, insurance, medicine for all trekking staffs.
• Required Down Jacket and Sleeping Bag. (Needs to be return after the trek)
• All Official Expenses.
• Farewell Dinner.
• All Government taxes of Nepal.

What's not included

• All Lunches and Dinners whilst in Kathmandu as well as other major cities.
• All International Airfare and airport departure tax.
• Travel insurance required for emergency rescue and evacuation.
• Nepal Entry Visa, which can be obtain easily upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International airport in Kathmandu.
• All sightseeing or monument entrance fees in Kathmandu.
• Personal trekking equipment.
• Tips for trekking staff and driver. (well, tipping is expected)
• All Bar bills ‘alcoholic and other drinks’. (Hot and cold)
• Any other expenses, which is not mention on Price Included section.
• Any loss arising due to unforeseen circumstances is beyond Adventure Himalaya Circuit.

Good to Know

When you are going on this adventure, make sure you are packing these essentials in your luggage.

The basic essential for the trekking adventure

 

• Duffel bag, rucksack or backpack for the trek
• Daypack (25-30 liters)
• Sleeping bag (-20 above)
• Sweat absorbing T-shirts or Shirts
• Thermal layers and inner layers
• Warm woolen sweater, fleece or jacket
• A waterproof and windproof jacket or pullover with hood
• Casual clothing to wear when you are at tea house
• Stretchable and breathable trekking Pants
• Long Trekking pants (Convertible to shorts)
• Cotton Pants
• Down Jacket (-20 above)
• Warm mittens and/or gloves
• Liner gloves
• Instant hand warmers (optional)
• Lightweight Shoes (Running/tennis shoes for camp, around town, etc)
• Waterproof and broken-in trekking Boot
• Gaiter (seasonal)
• Sandal (optional)
• Socks (liner socks, synthetic and heavyweight woolen socks)
• Bandana or head scarf
• Warm woolen or synthetic hat
• Sunglasses with UV protection
• Headlamp with extra batteries and bulbs
• Neck warmer and Ear Muffs (optional)
• Quick drying towel, toothpaste, brush (preferably biodegradable)
• Multipurpose soap or hand-wash
• Face and body moisturizer
• Nail clippers
• Wet wipes and sanitizers
• Tissue/toilet roll
• Sunscreen (SPF 40 recommended)
• Lip balm (SPF 20 recommended)
• Water purification tablets or Polar-pure crystals
• Luggage locks
• Plastic garbage bags, refillable water bottles
• Trekking Poles
• Book, dairy, pen, pencil, etc.
• Snacks
• Sleeping bag liner
• Hydration bladder with drinking tube and tube insulator

 
 
Apart from these essentials, you can pack things as per your need. However, while trekking in the high mountains, keeping your essentials to the bare minimum is highly recommended. 

Contact us for any more information.

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