Langtang Trek Overview

The Langtang valley trek is one of the most accessible treks that runs from Kathmandu in Nepal. The adventure seekers get to soak in the vibrant Tibetan and Tamang culture, apart from marvelling at the majestic sights of the Langtang range. The trek is a part of the Langtang national park and this means that flora and fauna can be found here in abundance, making the overall experience even more enjoyable. The Langtang trek can be undertaken by any age group and provides some of the best views of the Himalayas. You will also get to interact with the local Tamang and Tibetan ethnic groups who reside alongside the trekking route.

The activity will last for a good 10 days and the package includes accommodations in tea houses/lodges along the trekking route. It also includes Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS) Permit and National Park permit required to start the trek. A helpful and friendly guide apart from porters will assist you on the entire trip/ The local guide will tell you interesting stories and facts about Langtang trek and the surrounding areas. Apart from indulging in the local legends, you will also get to witness towering Himalayan peaks like Yala peak (5500m), Ganesh Himal (7422m) and Langtang Lirung (7227m). The highest point on this trek is somewhere around 3,800 metres while the difficulty level is moderate. The surface is mostly even with slight ascends and descends but at some points, it can get steep so prepare yourselves accordingly.

Langtang Trek Itinerary

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Day 1

Arrival in Kathmandu

  • Our representatives will meet you at the Tribhuvan International Airport and arrange the transfers to your stay in Kathmandu.

  • Hotel staff will complete the check-in process.

  • Later in the day, savor a scrumptious dinner at the Hotel.

What To pack For Your Langtang Trek?

What To pack For Your Langtang Trek?

Essentials:

  • Trekking shoes: Sports shoes and sneakers are best avoided because they tend to get slippery on surfaces with low traction. Get a good pair of trekking shoes with ample grip and protection.

  • Backpack: A backpack with a capacity of 40-60 litres should suffice. It should have a supporting frame, sturdy straps and a rain cover as well.

Others:

  • Clothes: Three warm layers, three trek pants and three collared t-shirts are a must for this trek, apart from the thermals obviously.

  • Sunglasses: To save your eyes from the glare of the sun and snow.

  • Suncap: While walking on the mountain slopes the sun feels a little more intense so it is advisable to carry a suncap.

  • Torch: It is one of the essentials which might come in really handy once the sun sets.

  • Trekking pole: It improves your overall stability and balance while trekking on rough surfaces.

  • Water bottles: Make sure that you bring your own water bottle which you can refill after every stop.

  • Personal medical kit: A personalised medical kit with all the important medications and other stuff like ointments and band-aids is always recommended.

Know Before You Go To Langtang Trek

How to reach
Important tips for trekkers
How to reach
  • By air: Since the route starts from Kathmandu in Nepal, the most feasible and accessible option to reach there is by air. Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport is well connected with the rest of the world, including India as well. After reaching Kathmandu, everything else will be arranged by our own representatives. This includes intercity travels as well.

  • By Road: One can also enter Nepal by road and Kathmandu is well connected by the rest of Nepal but since the journey is going to be very tedious, our advice is to stick to an aeroplane.

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    Yes you need to book in advance because the Langtang valley trek requires some special permits and arrangements. The operator team will have to make these certain arrangements well in advance.

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