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Example itinerary
| Day 1 | From Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (1460m) by local bus or chartered car (approximately 7 hours)
*If you use a local bus, it only departs from Kathmandu at 7am. *If you are using a chartered vehicle, the departure time can be adjusted. (Staying in Syabrubesi) |
| Day 2 | Trek to Limche 2440m or Lama Hotel 2340m (approximately 5-6 hours).
(Overnight in Rimche or Lama Hotel) |
| Day 3 | Trekking to Langtang 3500m (6-7 hours)
(Lantern night) |
| Day 4 | Trek to Kyanjin Gompa 3800m (approximately 4 hours)
※In the afternoon, you can explore the surrounding area, including a round trip to Kyanjinri (4,550m). (Stay overnight at Kyanjin Gompa) |
| Day 5 | Starting the descent
If you leave before 8am, you can descend around Langtang. If you walk around Kyanjin Gompa in the morning and leave before noon, you can descend to Gora Tabela at 3,020m. (For example, if you leave Kyanjin Gompa around noon, you will arrive at Gora Tabela around 4:00pm.) *Since the sun sets early in winter, it is best to leave Kyanjin Gompa by around 10:00 a.m. (Staying overnight in a village on the way down the mountain) |
| Day 6 | Descend to Syabrubesi
(Staying in Syabrubesi) |
| Day 7 | Travel from Syabrubesi to Kathmandu by local bus or chartered car (approximately 7 hours) |
Additional information about the itinerary
- You can start the day after you arrive in Nepal. It is best to plan your departure date for Nepal as the day after the end of the trek. However, if you use an international flight that can arrive in Nepal by around noon, it is possible to travel from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi on the same day (using a chartered car). In addition, the way you plan your trip will change depending on the international flight you use to Nepal, so please contact us for more information.
- If you use a round trip chartered jeep, it is possible to shorten the entire trip by one day. Due to the need for altitude acclimatization, the outbound itinerary will not be changed, but on the return trip, you can shorten the schedule by one day by descending to Syabrubesi and returning to Kathmandu on the same day by chartered jeep.
- The Nepal earthquake (M7.8) that occurred on April 25, 2015 caused avalanches and landslides above Langtang village on the Langtang trekking course, washing away Langtang village and its surrounding areas. Trekking was temporarily closed immediately after the earthquake, but the course itself reopened around the summer of 2015. In 2016, many lodges were built on the outskirts of Langtang village, and trekking is now possible without any problems.
- During the rainy season from mid-June, alpine plants bloom in abundance. You can experience the green mountains, deep blue skies, and lovely plants that can only be seen during the rainy season, which will shatter the values of those who think that trekking is limited to the dry season.
Especially during the height of the rainy season from July to mid-August (the period varies each year depending on the rainfall situation), at altitudes above 4,500m, there is a high probability of seeing blue poppies, which are described as “mythical.” The mysterious plants of the Sauceraceae family are also fascinating. Since you need to travel to Tsergoli from Kyanjin Gompa (about 8 hours round trip), you will need to add at least one day to the above itinerary.
Minimum number of participants
From 1 person.
We do not offer shared tours with other customers, so you can walk at your own pace.
Fee
[Scheduled for October 1, 2024 to August 31, 2025]
For appointments prior to this time, please contact us for pricing.
($240 USD extra per vehicle for chartered jeep, one way)
- Please contact us for rates for 2 or more people.
- The listed prices may be subject to change.
What is included in the price
- 6 nights at the lodge
→ During peak periods, the lodge may prohibit private rooms from being used, and you may be forced to share a room, but otherwise, a private room will be provided.
→ Toilets and showers are shared. - Meals during the trek (from noon on the first day to lunch on the last day)
→ You can choose from the menu of the lodge where you stay or take a break.
→ On the first and last days, you will use the restaurants along the way. - Drinks during breaks
- Hot water for drinking
- Kathmandu⇔Syabrubesi local bus (can be changed to chartered jeep)
- Round-trip transportation between the hotel and the bus stop in Kathmandu on the first and last days of the trek (once each)
- 1 guide (salary, insurance, accommodation, and meals included)
- 1 porter (salary, insurance, accommodation and food included)
- Langtang National Park entrance fee
- (If necessary) Altitude sickness prevention medication and pulse oximeter rental
What is not included in the price
- Personal expenses (charging, showers, luxury items: costs for alcohol, soft drinks, desserts, etc.), bottled drinking water★
- Your own insurance
- Emergency rescue costs (helicopter fees, etc.)
- Clothing and equipment rental
- TIMS Permit
- Tips
Expenses other than trekking
The above trekking fee does not include the hotel fee in Kathmandu. The accommodations we arrange are for intermediate level or above. Our opinion on hotels is posted on this page.
About Porter
For this course, if only one person is participating, it will be treated as a plan without a porter.
As a general rule, guides will not act as porters except in emergencies, so if you do not think you will be able to carry your luggage yourself, please request an additional porter.
In Nepal, every hotel offers a free baggage storage service for luggage that is not needed for trekking. If you leave unnecessary items at the hotel, many people go without a porter for trekking for about two nights. It is a bit tricky for three nights, though.
*If there are two or more people participating, a porter will accompany you, but please let us know if you do not need one.
Please see the following page for our views on guides and porters.
>> Our opinions on guides and porters
About Tipping
Please refer to the next page.
>> Things to know during trekking → 5. Tips
Trekking during the rainy season
Please refer to the next page.
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