Duration
10 Days
DIFFICULTY
Moderate
GROUP SIZE
1-12
MAX. ALTITUDE
3800
Best Season
Spring & Autumn
Accomodation
Hotel
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Walking per day
7 hours
Overview
Langtang Trekking – Discover the Hidden Gem of the Himalayas
Langtang trekking is introduced as the most popular trekking destination with beautiful places in Nepal. The narrow Langtang Valley is close to the border of Tibet, located on the lap of the Langtang Himal, north of Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. The best itinerary for the Langtang trek is 12 days. We are offering a heavy discount on Langtang trekking. The cost of Langtang trekking is only USD 432.00 per person. But we need a minimum of 2 people. For the single supplement, it is 200.00 USD. In the Langtang trek, you will trek to 3800 meters, or 12350 feet. In general, there is no risk of high-altitude sickness. But the trek is wonderful.
The highest peak, Langtang Lirung (7,246m), overlooks the area of the Langtang Valley. “Langtang” originated from two distinct words; “Lang” means “yak” and “Tang” means to follow. The Langtang trek to the base of Langtang Himal provides the shortest approach to the snow-white mountains from Kathmandu.
Starting from Syabru Besi, we travel through some small beautiful peaks, lush green forests, and the vast Kyangin Valley, bordered by stunning snow peaks. On the way towards the base of Langtang Himal, the glaciers comfortably occurring at a relatively low altitude are extraordinary, and while trekking through them, the excitement level goes to the next level. The Kyanjin (3,800m) provides you with an opportunity to climb Kyangjin Ri (4,350m), from where the 360-degree view of the mountain is so fantastic.
Among others, the sacred Gosaikund Lake is one of the key attractions of this trek. During a full moon festival in August, thousands of Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims came from several places to visit the lake. Langtang National Park is Nepal’s first Himalayan national park, established in 1976. Different kinds of endangered species are found in the Langtang National Park such as pandas, musk deer, Himalayan black bear, Himalayan Thar (wild goat) and so on, which are now under protection.
To explore the Langtang valley is an opportunity to study the culture of the Tamang indigenous people and their community. The Langtang trekking can be done at any time except in July and August, which is the monsoon season in Nepal. However, the best time to visit Langtang is spring and autumn.
Langtang Trekking Highlights
- Stunning views of Langtang Lirung (7,227 m), Ganesh Himal, and other peaks.
- Trek through Langtang National Park, home to diverse flora, fauna, and wildlife.
- Visit Kyanjin Gompa, a spiritual centre with magnificent views of the surrounding mountains.
- Unique Tamang culture and ancient monasteries.
- Beautiful alpine landscapes, glaciers, and Tibetan-influenced villages.
10-Day Itinerary
Day 1 – Arrival in Kathmandu
Day 2 – Drive to Syabrubesi (1,460m)
Day 3 – Trek to Lama Hotel (2,480m)
Day 4 – Trek to Langtang Village (3,430m)
Day 5 – Hike to Kyanjin Gompa (3,800m)
Day 6 – Acclimatization and optional hike to Kyangjin Ri (4,350m)
Day 7 – Trek down to Lama Hotel
Day 8 – Trek to Syabrubesi
Day 9 – Drive back to Kathmandu
Day 10 – Final departure
Note: This itinerary can be customized depending on your preferences and time availability.
Regular Cost: US$1,290 per person
Special Offer: 30% OFF
Enjoy our 30% discount on the package price. The final cost depends on your group size:
2–4 people: US$1,090 → US$763 per person
5–8 people: US$1,030 → US$721 per person
9–12 people: US$970 → US$679 per person
Single Supplement: US$200 extra
Save 30% when you book this package with us!
What’s Included in the Trek Package
Your trekking package includes the following services:
Airport pickup and drop-off – Private airport transfer on your arrival and departure in Kathmandu.
Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu – Accommodation in a tourist-standard hotel in Kathmandu, according to the package itinerary.
Ground transportation – Transportation between Kathmandu and Syabrubesi by appropriate tourist vehicle.
Experienced English-speaking local guide – An experienced, licensed and English-speaking trekking guide will accompany you throughout the trek.
Teahouse accommodation – Comfortable accommodation in local teahouses/lodges during the trek.
All meals during the trek – Breakfast, lunch, and dinner throughout the trekking period.
Trekking permits and entrance fees – Required TIMS card and Langtang National Park entry permit.
Porter service – One porter will be provided for every two trekkers. Porter service includes carrying the agreed trekking baggage allowance.
First-aid kit – A basic first-aid kit will be carried by the trekking team.
Emergency support – Assistance from our trekking team in case of illness, injury, or other trekking emergencies.
What’s Not Included?
The following expenses are not included in the package price:
International airfare to and from Nepal.
Nepal tourist visa fees.
Travel insurance, including emergency medical treatment and evacuation coverage.
Personal expenses such as laundry, charging, Wi-Fi, hot showers, snacks, and souvenirs.
Meals in Kathmandu, unless specifically mentioned as included in your itinerary.
Alcoholic beverages and bottled drinks.
Tips for the guide, porter, driver, and other support staff.
Personal trekking equipment and clothing.
Emergency evacuation or rescue costs, if required and not covered by your travel insurance.
Any other expenses not specifically mentioned under “What’s Included.”
Why Choose the Langtang Trek?
Easy Access: The trail begins just a day’s drive from Kathmandu.
Moderate Difficulty: Max altitude of 3,800m means a lower risk of high-altitude sickness.
All Seasons Trek: Best seasons are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November). Avoid July and August due to the monsoon.
Cultural & Natural Significance
The word “Langtang” comes from two Tibetan words:
“Lang” meaning yak and “Tang” meaning to follow, reflecting the region’s close ties to Tibetan Buddhism and nomadic lifestyles.
The trek offers a deep dive into the traditions and beliefs of the Tamang community, believed to be descendants of Tibetan settlers. Along the route, you’ll encounter traditional stone houses, ancient monasteries, and prayer flags fluttering in the mountain breeze.
Langtang National Park – A Wildlife Paradise
Established in 1976, Langtang National Park protects a wide range of endangered species, including:
- Red panda
- Himalayan black bear
- Musk deer
- Himalayan Thar (wild goat)
- It’s a haven for nature lovers, bird watchers, and photographers alike.
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Trekking Facts at a Glance
- Trek Duration 10 Days (12 Days including arrival & departure)
- Maximum Altitude 3,800m at Kyanjin Gompa / 4,350m at Kyanjin Ri (optional)
- Trek Difficulty Moderate – suitable for trekkers with average fitness
- Best Season Spring (Mar–May) & Autumn (Sep–Nov)
- Starting Point Syabrubesi (Drive from Kathmandu)
- Trek Region Langtang National Park, Northern Nepal
Cultural & Natural Experience
Langtang is more than just a trek – it’s a journey into Nepal’s heritage and ecology. You’ll experience:
Tamang Culture: Learn about their Tibetan-influenced language, clothing, architecture, and spiritual beliefs.
Kyanjin Gompa: A serene monastery surrounded by towering mountains.
Langtang National Park: Nepal’s first Himalayan national park (est. 1976) protecting rare species like the red panda, musk deer, Himalayan Thar, and more.
Sacred Lakes: Optional trek to Gosaikunda Lake, a sacred pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhists during the Janai Purnima festival in August.
Best Time to Trek Langtang
Spring (March–May): Rhododendrons in full bloom, stable weather, and clear skies.
Autumn (September–November): Crisp air, stunning visibility, and cultural festivals.
Monsoon (July–August) is not recommended due to landslides and slippery trails.
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The Langtang Trek is the perfect blend of adventure, culture, and natural beauty. Whether you’re a solo adventurer or traveling with friends, this trek will leave you with unforgettable memories of the Himalayas.
Itinerary
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Day 1 :
Arrival at the Kathmandu airport
Travel Duration: 35 min (drive to hotel)
Our airport representative welcomes you upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Then, transfer to your hotel. After the check-in, a short briefing about the trek is given, and then some time is given for preparations. The rest of the day is at leisure to relax or explore this vibrant city. Overnight stay in Kathmandu at a 3-star hotel.
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Day 2 :
Kathmandu drive to Syabrubesi (1,460m)
Travel Duration: 7-8 hours
On this day, you will have a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi, the starting point of your trek. The 7-8 hour drive takes you through the picturesque Trishuli River valley, offering beautiful views of rivers, mountains, and rural Nepalese life. Arriving in Syabrubesi, you will have time to rest and prepare for the trek ahead. Overnight stay at a tea house in Syabrubesi.
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Day 3 :
Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel (2,480m)
Trek Duration: 6-7 hours
Your trekking adventure begins as you hike from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel. The 6-7 hour trek takes you uphill through the dense forests of oak, rhododendron, and bamboo, crossing numerous suspension bridges. You’ll also pass by small Tamang villages, giving you a glimpse of local life. The trek gradually ascends as you reach Lama Hotel, where the overnight will be spent.
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Day 4 :
Trek from Lama Hotel to Langtang Village (3,430m)
Trek Duration: 6-7 hours
Today, you will trek 6-7 hours from Lama Hotel to Langtang Village. The trail goes uphill through a beautiful valley, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, including Langtang Lirung. You will walk around the village upon arriving at Langtang Village. The village is famous for its stone houses and the hospitality of the locals. Your overnight stay will be in Langtang Village, an area predominantly rich in Tamang culture.
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Day 5 :
Hike from Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa (3,800 m)
Trek Duration: 3-4 hours
From Langtang trekking Village, it is a short but steep 3-4 hour hike to Kyanjin Gompa, a Tibetan Buddhist monastery with astounding views of the surrounding mountains. The route goes through yak pastures, and the surroundings are calm and serene. You can go on a short hike from Kyanjin Gompa to Kyanjin Ri for panoramic views of the Langtang range. Overnight at Kyanjin Gompa.
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Day 6 :
Rest and Acclimatisation Day at Kyanjin Gompa (5,000 m)
Acclimatisation rest day at Kyanjin Gompa. You can hike to Tsergo Ri for spectacular views of Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, and other surrounding peaks, or explore the monastery and surroundings. This day lets your body get accustomed to the altitude, hence reducing the risk of altitude sickness. Overnight stay at Kyanjin Gompa.
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Day 7 :
Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel, trekking down to Lama Hotel (2,480 m)
Trek Duration: 6-7 hours
Today, after your rest day, start descending down to Lama Hotel. 6-7 hours of trekking shows a different perspective of Langtang Valley and the chance to enjoy the beautiful scenery from lower altitudes. Arriving at Lama Hotel, you can take your time to relax and recollect all your journey. Overnight stay at Lama Hotel. -
Day 8 :
Trek from Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi
Trek Duration: 4-5 hours
Trek along the lush forested trails further downhill toward Syabrubesi. This trek will take you along to a peaceful environment and different angular views of the valley. Overnight at Syabrubesi after reaching it, you will have all day free to relax.
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Day 9 :
Syabrubesi to Kathmandu Drive
Travel Duration: 7-8 hours
On the last day of your Langtang trekking, drive from Syabrubesi to Kathmandu, which is 7-8 hours of driving, with pretty views en route. You will have free time after arriving in Kathmandu, which you can use to shop, explore, or relax. Overnight stay at a 3-star hotel in Kathmandu.
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Day 10 :
Departure
After breakfast, you’ll be transferred to Tribhuvan International Airport for your flight home or onward journey, marking the end of your unforgettable Langtang Valley trek.
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Gear List
Trekking Equipment & Personal Packing List
Please bring the following essential equipment and personal items for your trek:
Backpack & Clothing:
Backpack (around 50 liters) with outside pockets for easy access to small items.
Trekking boots – comfortable, well broken-in, waterproof, and suitable for mountain trails.
Gaiters – recommended for keeping snow, mud, and water out of your boots.
Warm clothing – woolen sweaters, a down jacket, gloves, and windproof outer layers.
Trekking clothes – comfortable pants, T-shirts, shirts, and other suitable clothing. Bring enough underwear for the trek.
Woolen socks – several pairs, plus a few pairs of nylon or synthetic socks.
Sandals or comfortable camp shoes for use after trekking.
Sleeping & Sun Protection
Sleeping bag suitable for the temperatures expected during your trek.
Warm hat or sun hat with a wide brim.
Sunscreen/sun protection cream with adequate SPF.
Sunglasses with good UV protection. If you wear glasses or contact lenses, bring a spare pair or extra lenses.
Water, Food & Rain Protection
Water bottle (at least 1 liter) for drinking water.
Light snacks or emergency food for unexpected situations.
Raincoat or waterproof jacket to protect you from rain and snow.
Umbrella, if preferred.
Personal & Safety Items
Headlamp with spare batteries.
Personal medical and basic repair kit, including any regular medicines you need.
Handkerchief and personal toiletries.
Pocket knife or multi-tool with a bottle opener and scissors, where permitted.
Pen and pencil for writing notes or emergency messages.
Camera and spare batteries or power bank, if needed.
SUPPORT
Essential Information for Your Nepal Trip
We want your trip to Nepal to be comfortable, safe, and enjoyable. The following information will help you prepare for your arrival, trekking, accommodation, payments, health, safety, and other practical matters.
Arrival at Kathmandu International Airport
When you arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, our office representative will be waiting for you outside the arrival area.
Our representative will hold a Nepal Mountain Lovers Treks and Expedition signboard with your name, making it easy for you to identify them.
If your flight is delayed, cancelled, or your travel plans change, please inform us as soon as possible so that we can make the necessary arrangements for your airport pickup.
Nepal Tourist Visa
Most eligible foreign travelers can obtain a Tourist Visa on Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. You may also apply for a visa through a Nepali diplomatic mission before traveling to Nepal.
Tourist Visa on Arrival Fees
15 days – US$30
30 days – US$50
90 days – US$125
You can complete the visa application online before arrival or use the electronic kiosks at the airport. After completing the application, keep your submission receipt for the immigration process.
Visa fees are paid at the designated payment counter. It is advisable to carry some cash with you.
Important: Visa-on-arrival eligibility depends on your nationality. Citizens of some countries must obtain a visa before traveling to Nepal. Please check the latest requirements with the Department of Immigration of Nepal before your departure.
Payment and Reservation
A 15% advance payment of the total trip cost is required to confirm your reservation.
You can make your payment online through our website. Visit the Nepal Mountain Lovers Treks and Expedition website and click “PAY NOW” in the upper-right corner of the homepage.
Payment of the Remaining Balance
The remaining balance can be paid after your arrival in Nepal.
Depending on availability, payment can be made by cash or an available online payment method. Please discuss your preferred payment method with our office representative.
Trek Briefing
After you arrive and settle into your hotel, our office representative or trekking team will provide a detailed trek briefing.
The briefing will cover:
Trekking itinerary and route
Accommodation and meals
Trekking permits
Required equipment
Safety and altitude information
Guide and porter arrangements
Transportation
Other important information about your trek
You will also have an opportunity to ask questions before starting your trek.
Hotels and Accommodation
In Kathmandu and other major cities, we can arrange accommodation from standard tourist hotels to higher-category hotels and resorts, depending on your package and requirements.
During trekking, you will generally stay in tourist-standard teahouses or lodges. On camping treks, accommodation will be provided in comfortable trekking tents.
Room Arrangement
Normally, two trekkers sharing the same booking will stay in a twin room.
Depending on availability and your requirements, single, twin, or family rooms may be arranged.
A single supplement may apply if you are traveling alone or request a private room.
Trekking Guide and Support Team
Your trek will be led by an experienced and licensed trekking guide. Porters and other support staff will be provided according to the size and requirements of your trekking group.
For camping and expedition-style trips, the support team may include:
Trekking guide
Assistant guides
Sirdar
Porters
Cooks
Kitchen helpers
Other necessary support staff
Currency in Nepal
Major foreign currencies such as US Dollar (USD), Australian Dollar (AUD), Euro (EUR), Canadian Dollar (CAD), and British Pound Sterling (GBP) can be exchanged at authorized money-exchange facilities in Nepal.
The local currency is the Nepalese Rupee (NPR).
We recommend carrying some Nepalese Rupees, especially when traveling to remote trekking areas where card and foreign-currency services may not be available.
ATMs and Cash
ATMs are widely available in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and other major towns.
Some trekking areas also have ATMs, but availability can be limited, and machines may occasionally be out of service or run out of cash.
For remote and high-altitude treks, we recommend carrying enough Nepalese cash for personal expenses and emergencies.
Drinking Water
Bottled, filtered, and boiled drinking water is widely available in Kathmandu and other cities.
During trekking, boiled, filtered, and bottled water may be available at teahouses and lodges. Natural spring or tap water may also be available in some areas, but its safety can vary.
For environmental reasons, we encourage trekkers to carry a reusable water bottle and use a reliable water purification method, such as purification tablets or a suitable water filter, instead of relying on single-use plastic bottles.
Food During Your Trip
Kathmandu, Pokhara, and popular trekking areas offer a variety of Nepali, Tibetan, Indian, and international food.
A traditional Nepali meal commonly includes:
Dal (lentil soup)
Rice
Vegetables
Pickles
Salad
Depending on the location, chicken, meat, and fish may also be available.
You can also enjoy traditional Newari and Thakali cuisine, which are popular local food traditions in Nepal.
During trekking, food choices become more limited at higher elevations, but established trekking lodges generally provide a selection of meals suitable for trekkers.
If you have specific dietary requirements or food allergies, please inform us before your trek.
Laundry Service
Laundry services are easily available in Kathmandu, Pokhara, and other major towns.
Laundry facilities are usually limited or unavailable in remote trekking areas. Therefore, we recommend bringing enough clothing for the duration of your trek.
Group Size
Our standard trekking groups normally have a maximum of 12 people.
If your group has more than 12 participants, we may divide the group into two smaller trekking groups for operational and safety purposes. The groups can follow the same itinerary and coordinate with each other where appropriate.
High-Altitude Sickness
Altitude sickness can affect trekkers as they gain elevation, particularly above 3,000 meters, although symptoms can sometimes occur at lower elevations.
Our itineraries are designed to provide appropriate acclimatization whenever possible.
Please immediately inform your guide if you experience symptoms such as:
Headache
Dizziness
Nausea
Unusual tiredness
Difficulty sleeping
Shortness of breath
Do not ignore symptoms or try to continue without informing your guide.
Your guide will assess the situation and advise you on the appropriate steps. In serious cases, descending to a lower altitude is an important part of treatment, and emergency evacuation may be arranged when necessary.
First Aid and Personal Medicine
Our trekking team carries a basic first-aid kit for common trekking-related problems.
If you regularly take prescription or other personal medication, bring a sufficient supply for the entire trip.
We recommend keeping important medicines in your hand luggage and carrying your prescription or relevant medical information when appropriate.
Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is required for all trekkers.
Your insurance should provide appropriate coverage for your planned activities and, where applicable:
Trekking and high-altitude activities
Emergency medical treatment
Emergency evacuation
Trip cancellation
Trip interruption
Other relevant travel emergencies
Please provide us with a copy of your travel insurance policy or certificate before or upon arrival in Nepal.
Luggage and Porter Service
Our porters normally carry a maximum of 15 kg of personal luggage per trekker.
We recommend bringing only the essential items required for your trek.
Luggage that you do not need during the trek can normally be stored safely at our office or hotel in Kathmandu, or at the relevant starting point where appropriate.
Views of Mount Everest
Trekkers on routes in the Everest region have opportunities to see Mount Everest, depending on the trekking route, weather, and visibility.
Other trekking routes in Nepal offer spectacular Himalayan scenery but may not provide views of Mount Everest.
If seeing Everest is an important part of your Nepal holiday, we can also help arrange a mountain flight or another suitable Everest-viewing experience, depending on your itinerary.
Personal Expenses
Your package includes the services specifically listed under “Included” in your itinerary.
You should carry some extra money for personal expenses such as:
Drinks and snacks
Hot showers, where available
Battery charging
Internet/Wi-Fi
Laundry
Tips
Souvenirs
Other personal purchases
In Kathmandu and Pokhara, you can also find traditional handicrafts, carpets, paintings, jewelry, clothing, and other souvenirs.
Tipping
Tipping is not mandatory, but it is a common way for travelers to show appreciation for the service provided by guides, porters, drivers, cooks, and other support staff.
The amount is entirely your choice and should reflect your satisfaction with the service received.
Rules and Booking Conditions
Nepal Mountain Lovers Treks and Expedition accepts your reservation subject to the following terms and conditions.
- Balance Payment
The remaining balance of your trip cost must be paid according to the payment terms provided by our company.
Failure to make the required payment may result in cancellation of the booking, subject to the applicable cancellation and refund conditions.
- Political Situations, Natural Disasters and Emergencies
If a war, serious political crisis, natural disaster, government restriction, or other major emergency occurs before your arrival in Nepal and makes travel unsafe or impractical, we will communicate with you about the situation and available options.
Any refund will be handled according to the applicable booking and cancellation terms.
If an emergency occurs after your arrival or during your trek, we will make every reasonable effort to protect your safety and assist with necessary arrangements.
Depending on the circumstances, your itinerary may need to be changed, shortened, extended, or cancelled because of transportation problems, weather, accommodation availability, rescue services, government restrictions, or other circumstances beyond our control.
Any refund, where applicable, will depend on the services already used and the circumstances of the cancellation or change.
- Government Fees and Permit Charges
If government-imposed fees, national park fees, conservation fees, trekking permits, local taxes, or other mandatory charges increase after your booking has been confirmed, the additional amount may be payable by the traveler.
- Illegal or Unsafe Conduct
All travelers must follow the laws of Nepal and the reasonable safety instructions of their trekking guide and company representatives.
If a traveler engages in illegal, dangerous, abusive, or seriously disruptive behavior that threatens their own safety or the safety and welfare of other group members, the company or trekking leader may require the traveler to leave the group.
Any resulting costs will be the responsibility of the traveler. Refunds will be subject to the applicable booking conditions.
- Complaints and Feedback
If you have a complaint or concern during your trip, please inform our company representative or trekking leader as soon as possible.
We welcome constructive feedback and will make reasonable efforts to resolve genuine problems while you are in Nepal.
- Responsibility for Travel Documents
You are responsible for keeping your passport, visa, travel insurance documents, permits, money, and other personal documents safe throughout your journey.
We recommend keeping copies of important documents separately from the originals and maintaining secure digital copies whenever possible.
We Are Here to Help
Our team is available to assist you before and during your trip. If you have questions about your itinerary, equipment, accommodation, transportation, visa, trekking conditions, or other travel arrangements, please contact Nepal Mountain Lovers Treks and Expedition before your departure.
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