Trekking in the Himalaya’s Heart
This region, which is north of Kathmandu, offers a great many possibilities for going trekking without any need of a plane. The Langtang valley is just south of the Tibetan frontier. It is sandwiched between the principal mountain range of the Himalayas (north, and series of peaks such as the Langtang Lirung (7,246m), the Gang Chenpo (6,388m), all of which are at the south, besides the Dorje Lakpa (6,975m), which is at the oriental entrance of the valley. Due to its characteristics and interest, this region was named national Park in 1971. It is a high region and principally inhabited by Tamangs. A trekking tour to the Langtang gives on the chance to get to know towns, Climb Mountains and visit glaciers, thought always at a height within anyone’s reach. We shall also see the sacred lakes of Gosainkunda (4,300m), which have been visited by thousands of Buddhist and Hindu pilgrims. In sum, this trekking tour is both easy and interesting.
Day 01: Arrival to Kathmandu. Hotel.
Day 02: In Kathmandu.
Day 03: Kathmandu/Syabrubensi. Drive. Lodge.
Day 04: Syabrubensi/Lamahotel. Teahouse.
Day 05: Lamahotel/Langtang. Teahouse.
Day 06: Langtan/Kyanjin Gompa. Teahouse.
Day 07: In Kyanjin Gompa. Teahouse.
Day 08: Kyanjin Gompa/Lamahotel. Teahouse.
Day 09: Lamahotel/Syabru. Teahouse.
Day 10: Syabru/Sing Gompa. Teahouse.
Day 11: Sing Gompa/Gosainkunda. Teahouse.
Day 12: Gosainkunda/Ghopte. Teahouse.
Day 13: Ghopte/Kutumsang. Teahouse.
Day 14: Kutumsang/Chisapani. Teahouse.
Day 15: Chisapani/Sundarijal/Kathmandu.
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