Langtang Valley Trek

35,750 INR

The Langtang Trek is a beautiful multi-day hike in the Bagmati province of Nepal. It is situated in 51 kilometers north of Kathmandu. The Langtang Trek brings you to a beautiful valley at the foot of the snow capped mountain peaks of Kyanjin Ri (4733 m) and Langtang Lirung (7234 m). Langtang Valley comes under the Langtang National Park. It is a less-traveled trek, suitable for trekkers who are seeking for quite and peaceful trails along with the tranquil beauty of the mountains.

The Langtang area was hit hard by the earthquake in 2015 when a deadly avalanche completely destroyed Langtang village. The families that survived slowly rebuilt their lodges, but because of COVID the terrain remained closed. Finally, it has opened and welcoming trekkers with all their hearts.

The Langtang Trek starts from a village called Syabrubesi which is an 8 hour bus journey from Kathmandu. The trail continues through lush forests of Rhododendron, Oak and many other trees and vegetation along with Lantang Khola side by side. Not only trees, langur monkeys, red panda or himalayan deers can also be seen luckwise. The major stops in this trail are Lama Hotel, Ghoda Tabela, Langtang Valley before reaching Kyanjin Gompa. Just before Ghoda Tabela the snowy mountains starts to appear. This beautiful and diverse trail passes through multicultural villages with Tamang and Sherpa communities. Most of the habitats of Langtang trek are from Tibetan origin and follow Buddhism. Locally made Sea buckthorn juice is a must-try refreshment here. Throughout the trail, many Stupas and hand scripted Mani stones can be seen. Even one of the largest Mani walls can be witnessed in this trail.

The Langtang Trek is one of the shortest and less-explored tea house treks in the Kathmandu region of Nepal. It is a moderate level trek suitable for beginner and intermediate experienced trekkers. However a certain degree of fitness is required for this trek.

As Langtang Valley Trek comes under the Langtang National Park, necessary permits will be issues by the Nepal Forest Department. Our own guide will be assigned during the trek for better and comfortable experience.

Lantang Valley Trek is still one of the underrated treks of Nepal, providing varieties of terrains, picturesque landscapes, serene mountainscapes along with comfortable staying options embedded with the warmth of the local communities.

Nov-Dec

2026

Kathmandu to Kathmandu

570 USD

For Other Countries

Overview of this Trek

Max Altitude

Duration

Grade

Distance

Best Time

4,773m

8 Days

Difficult

72 km

Apr,Oct,Dec

Basics of this Trek

For SAARC Countries

DAY 0

Arrival at Kathmandu (1400m)

Altitude: 1400m

Your journey begins in the ancient, breathing tapestry of Kathmandu—a city where time folds into itself.

As your flight descends into the valley, the Himalayas may briefly reveal themselves through shifting clouds, like guardians watching in silence. At the airport, the air feels different—thicker with history, incense, and anticipation.

The drive into the city is an immersion—colorful chaos, temple bells, narrow alleys, and prayer flags stretched between buildings like threads connecting heaven and earth. Every corner feels alive.

The evening is yours to settle in. Perhaps you wander through Thamel’s vibrant streets, or sit quietly with a cup of tea, letting the realization sink in—tomorrow, the mountains begin.

Day 1

Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (1,550 m)

Drive Distance: 122km | Drive Duration: 7-8 hours | Altitude: 1,550m

The journey begins in the restless heart of Kathmandu—a city of temples, tangled wires, and ancient prayers carried in the wind. As your vehicle leaves behind the crowded alleys, the road begins to coil into the hills, tracing the restless currents of the Trishuli River below.

Terraced fields cascade down the slopes like steps carved by time itself. Small villages appear and disappear in a blur—children waving, farmers bent over their fields, life unfolding in quiet resilience. The air gradually sharpens, cooler, cleaner, whispering of mountains yet unseen.

Hours pass in a rhythm of bends and valleys until, almost suddenly, you arrive in Syabrubesi—a humble settlement cradled between green hills. Here, the noise of the city feels like a distant memory. The mountains wait patiently beyond, veiled in mist, promising stories yet to be lived.

Day 2

Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel (2,470 m)

Trek Distance: 11km | Trek Duration: 6-7 hours | Altitude: 2,470m

Morning arrives with the murmur of the Langtang Khola, its icy waters carving through stone. The trail begins gently, crossing suspension bridges that sway lightly above the river’s roar—a threshold between the known and the wild.

You descend briefly, only to begin a steady climb into dense forests where sunlight filters through oak and rhododendron canopies. The forest feels alive—every rustle, every birdsong echoing in the stillness. Occasionally, you may glimpse langurs leaping between branches, or hear the distant call of unseen wildlife.

The climb is gradual but persistent, as if the mountain is testing your resolve. By the time you reach Lama Hotel, hidden quietly within the forest, the world feels smaller, softer. The night settles early here, wrapped in the scent of damp earth and wood smoke.

Day 3

Lama Hotel to Langtang Village (3,430 m | 14 km | 6–7 hrs)

Trek Distance: 14km | Trek Duration: 6-7 hours | Altitude: 3,430m

The trail rises with the sun, climbing steadily through thinning forests. Each step feels lighter, yet the air grows thinner—a gentle reminder of the altitude gained. The river stays close, sometimes visible, sometimes only heard.

At Ghodatabela, the valley opens for the first time, and the mountains reveal themselves—sharp, distant, eternal. Prayer flags flutter in the wind, carrying silent wishes across the valley.

As you move forward, the landscape begins to change. Forests give way to open meadows, dotted with grazing yaks. The scars of the 2015 Nepal Earthquake are visible—remnants of what once stood—but so is resilience.

Langtang Village rises from this history, rebuilt with quiet strength. Stone houses, warm smiles, and the steady rhythm of life welcome you. Here, beneath towering peaks, you feel both small and deeply connected.

Day 4

Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa (3,870 m)

Trek Distance: 6km | Trek Duration: 3-4 hours | Altitude: 3,870m

The morning feels different—quieter, more expansive. The trail is shorter today, but every step carries you deeper into the high Himalayas.

The valley widens into a vast, glacial basin. The air is crisp, almost sacred. The Mani walls line the trail, carved with ancient prayers, while colorful prayer flags dance against the stark landscape.

As you approach Kyanjin Gompa, the mountains rise dramatically around you. Dominating the skyline is Langtang Lirung, its icy face glowing under the shifting light. The village itself is small, serene—a cluster of lodges and a monastery that seems to exist outside of time.

This is not just a destination; it is a pause—a place where the world slows down enough for you to truly see it.

Day 5

Trek to Kyanjin Ri (4,773 m)

Trek Distance: 7-10km | Trek Duration: 6-7 hours | Altitude: 4,773m

Before dawn, the sky is a canvas of stars. The climb to the Kyanjin Ri begins in silence, each step deliberate, each breath measured. The trail is steep, unforgiving at times, but the mountain rewards persistence.

As the sun begins to rise, the peaks ignite in shades of gold and fire. Reaching the summit feels less like conquering a height and more like being accepted by it.

From here, the world stretches endlessly—snow peaks layered into the horizon, glaciers glinting in the distance, the valley you walked through now a distant memory below your feet.

There is a stillness here that words fail to capture. It is not silence—it is presence.

Descending back to Kyanjin, the warmth of tea and the comfort of shelter feel earned, grounding you once again in the human world.

Day 6

Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel (2,470 m)

Trek Distance: 20 km | Trek Duration: 6-7 hours | Altitude: 2,470m

The journey back begins, but it does not feel like retreat—it feels like reflection. The same trail now tells a different story, one shaped by what you have seen and felt.

Descending through the valley, the air thickens, the oxygen returns, and the landscapes shift once more. The vast openness of Kyanjin gives way to forests, to rivers, to the familiar sounds of life.

By the time you reach Lama Hotel, the mountains feel closer, more personal—no longer distant giants, but companions you have come to understand.

Day 7

Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi (1,460 m | 11 km | 5–6 hrs)

Trek Distance: 11km | Trek Duration: 5-6 hours | Altitude: 1,460m

The final day of trekking carries a quiet nostalgia. The trail descends gently, retracing steps that now feel like echoes of a different time.

Suspension bridges sway once again beneath your feet. The river, constant and unchanged, continues its journey—indifferent yet comforting.

As Syabrubesi comes into view, there is a subtle shift. The journey through the mountains ends here, but something within has been altered—expanded, perhaps, or simply awakened.

Day 8

Syabrubesi to Kathmandu (1,400 m)

Drive Distance: 122km | Drive Duration: 7-8 hours | Altitude: 1,400m

The road winds back toward Kathmandu, reversing the path you once took. But the return is never the same as the beginning.

The noise, the movement, the energy of the city rush back in—but they no longer feel overwhelming. Instead, they feel like just another layer of the world you now see more clearly.

The mountains fade into the distance, hidden once more behind hills and clouds. Yet their presence lingers—in your breath, in your thoughts, in the quiet spaces within you.

Detailed Itinerary

Kathmandu to Kathmandu

COST INCLUSIONS

Transport

Car service will be from Kathmandu to Syabrubeshi & Syabrubesi to Kathmandu.

Accommodation

Stay for Day 0 & Day 8 in Kathmandu (Hotel/Hostel).

Stay for Day 1 to Day 7 in Teahouse.

Trekking Guide

A mountaineering certified trek leader will guide you on routes, backpacking, diet planning, mountain hazards & other high-altitude topics. A local guide/high-altitude porter will be there if needed.

Permit

Taxes, permit fees, and other charges imposed by local authorities, national parks etc.

Medical

First Aid kit, Pulse oximeter, Portable oxygen kit (where required for use of emergency service).

Meals

All non-veg/veg meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) on all trek days (Day 2 lunch to Day 15 breakfast)

COST EXCLUSIONS

• Transport cost to reach Kathmandu. Meals, snacks, mineral water, telephone, tips and other incidental expenses during travel to Kathmandu.

• Wifi, battery charge, hot shower during Trekking days.

• Gaiter & Microspikes are available on rent (if required).

• Cost of doctors, medical officers, and trek leaders are trained in first–aid to assist in case of medical emergencies. Emergency evacuation costs owing to medical emergencies or weather conditions.

• Trekkers are expected to carry their rucksacks, those intending to trek without rucksacks or carry only a day pack and offloading their backpacks onto horses/porters will have to bear an additional cost (2500-3000 NPR).

• Anything not specifically mentioned under the cost inclusions.

Inclusions & Exclusions

• We realize that cancellation of any trek is not desired from both our and trekker’s side. We always look forward in providing an unforgettable experience of trekking or hiking in the mountains. However, if due to any unavoidable situation the trek gets canceled or any trekker compels to cancel the trek, we have certain flexible cancellation and rescheduling policies for our trekkers.

• If a trek is cancelled at the last minute due to a natural disaster or unforeseeable circumstances (such as floods, earthquakes, landslides, any kind of natural calamity, wildlife movement, pandemic, lockdown, public protests, bandhs, local riots, political movement etc.), ‘Musaafiran’ will have a trek voucher for the full number. The voucher can be used for the same or a different trek over the next year.

• ‘Musaafiran’ assumes no responsibility for any malfunction or injury to your clothes, supplies, or other belongings while on the trek. The trek fee covers all expenses associated with the trek from start to finish.

• After starting the trek if any trekker wishes to discontinue the trek due to any medical emergencies or any other reason, there will be no refund. Trekker will have to come back on his/her own expenses.

• Before every Trek, we share fitness routines, guidance on workouts, help with food habits etc. We take updates on the fitness routine every week from the Trekkers. But, if the Trekkers don’t update us about their fitness plans properly, we won't allow them to participate in the Trek. Getting wasted on the Trails due to lack of proper fitness create problems for other group members. So, if we feel that you aren’t fit for the trek or don’t match the requirements, we may have to cancel your Journey. In that case, our Standard Cancellation Policy will apply for the same.

• During our Trek period, our Trek Leader/ Trek Guide will observe everyone carefully. So, it is advised that any person who is disrespectful, misbehaving, arrogant, bad attitude, is harmful towards the Trek Leader/ Trek Guide/ Cook/ Porter/ Local People/ Other Group Member, we will cancel His/Her Trek and send them back down. Also, it’s not advised to disturb/destroy the wildlife environment throughout the Trek.

Cancellation & Rescheduling Policy

Who can Participate ?

Basic Requirement

• Minmum age should be 15 years.

• Experience any high altitude trek, at least 1 trek of 3,000m/9,842ft.

• The climber must be fit and have sufficient stamina to cover 5 km of distance in 30 minutes without stress.

• The climber should be able to carry a 10-12 kg backpack.

• Everest Base Camp Trek requires a great amount of preparation including physical exercises, breathing practice along with mental strength.

Health Issues

• The pulse rate at rest must be between (60 to 90 beats per minute).

• Blood Pressure Reading must be in between (DIASTOLIC 75 – 85, SYSTOLIC 100 - 130 mm Hg).

• The respiratory rate at rest must be between (12 to 20 breaths per minute)

• Should not have Liver and kidney issues.

• Should not have Diabetes Mellitus, Bronchial Asthma, Epilepsy, Heart problems, Very High blood pressure etc.

• No pacemaker implant.

• If your BMI is not normal, Please contact our Trek coordinator before Trek booking.

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Address

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