Itinerary

1. Day 1- Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400m/4,593ft)

   • Our staff will greet you at the airport and take you to your accommodation. You'll have time to discover the city after you've checked in (depending on your arrival time). The valley of Kathmandu features a diverse range of tourist attractions from which to select.

2. Day 2- Drive from Kathmandu to Syaprubesi (1,500m/4,921ft)

   • The first day of the trip starts with a drive north out of Kathmandu valley towards Syabrubesi. Drive past Trishuli, a bustling riverbank town. The route makes its way through picturesque slopes filled with rust-coloured mud dwellings, traditional farms, terraced fields, and scenic mountain slopes on the route. 
   • Once you reach, you'll stay here for the night.

3. Day 3- Trek to Lama Hotel (2,480m/8,136ft)

   • The first day of your adventure starts today. Wake up early, get out on the trail, and enter Langtang National Park, Nepal's oldest and ecologically diversified national park. The path passes along the Bhote Koshi River, which originates in Tibet. 
   • Take a stroll through a densely forested route lined with rhododendron and oak trees. 
   • While ascending to Lama Hotel, keep an eye out for Langur monkeys swinging among the trees. When you get to Lama Hotel, call it a day.

4. Day 4- Trek to Mundu (3,543m/11,621ft)

   • Today you'll follow the path leading uphill through a dense forest. After a while of walking, you can catch the first glimpse of Langtang Lirung. The grandeur of the Langtang Himal towering in the backdrop is something to see. At 3,000 meters, cross the Ghode Tabela (Horse Stable). 
   • As the trail exits the jungle and opens up past Ghode Tabela, the landscape is surrounded by mountains. Hike through Tamang villages and yak herders' makeshift camps until you reach Langtang Village.
     During the 2015 earthquake, a landslide entirely destroyed the community. There were 243 people killed, including 41 hikers. The new Langtang Village was constructed 100 meters above the old ruins. Teahouses and hotels have opened, providing food and lodging to trekkers and visitors.
   • After checking in, stroll through the old Langtang Village, which is now buried in boulders and rubble. The 'Mani Wall Memorial' is dedicated to all who died due to the earthquake. Offer your respects to those who have passed away.

5. Day 5- Trek to Kyangjin Gompa (3,830m/12,566ft)

   • Walk slowly for about half an hour until you reach Mundu's village. Mundu is a charming village with both traditional and contemporary teahouses, from here follow the Kyangjin Gompa trail, walk across yak pastures, cross bridges and go past glacial torrents. After a short hike, you will arrive at Kyangjin Gompa settlement, after you get to a teahouse you can tour the village after a quick rest. This lovely community is named after an ancient Buddhist monastery (Kyangjin Gompa), which is positioned at the foot of numerous peaks. 
   • There's also a government-run cheese factory here, explore the cheese factory and the monastery. If the weather permits, you may trek to Kyangjin Ri (4,984m) a neighboring hill, the Langtang Region's Kyangjin Ri, located northeast of Kyangjin Gompa, is a popular viewpoint point, climb to the top of the little hill for a stunning sunset sight of the snowcapped Gang Chhenpo (6,388m), Langshisa (6,427m), and Dorje Lakpa (6,966m).

6. Day 6- Acclimatization Day in Kyangjin Gompa : Hike to Tsgerko Ri (4,984m/16,352ft)

   • Tsegrko Ri is indeed a perfect destination early in the morning. The Ri is reached through a steep ascent, and enjoy the breathtaking mountain vistas, the magnificent Himalayan views of Langtang Lirung, Yala Peak, Naya Kanga, Yubra Himal, and other peaks reaching the north and south. 
   • You'll see the icefall in the middle of the peaks Changbu and Yubra and the frozen Langtang Lirung glacier tumbling down. Return to Kyangjin Gompa after indulging in these amazing views.

7. Day 7- Trek to Lama Hotel (2,480m/8,136ft)

   • Travel down to Lama Hotel from Kyangjin Gompa. As you descend the slope, you'll see ethnic Tamang communities. The Tamangs and Tibetans have a similar culture, having migrated from Tibet centuries ago. 
   • Walk through the banks of Langtang Khola from Langtang Village and Ghore Tabela. 
   • Before reaching Lama Hotel, soak in the picturesque sights of verdant alpine meadows and grazing yaks. When you get to the village, get to a teahouse and relax.

8. Day 8- Trek to Thulo Syabru (2,210m/7,251ft)

   • Trek from Lama Hotel to Thulo Syabru. The route descends gradually before ascending, and you'll be greeted with delightful scenery as you walk along the woodland path. Rare Himalayan birds chirp in the background while langurs run around and swing on the overhanging branches. 
   • You might catch a glimpse of a Red Panda snoozing on a tree trunk if you're lucky. Thulo Syabru is reachable after a hard hike via terraced farms. The hamlet which is perched on a ridge provides breathtaking views of the snow-capped Mountains (Ganesh Himal and Langtang Himal). Take a rest and relax in a tea-house after reaching Thulo Syabru.

9. Day 9- Trek to Dhunche (1,960m/6,430ft)

   • This is the last stage of your adventure. Retrace your downhill hike to Dhunche, the route is bordered by rhododendron trees, and the trail will be filled with vivid red rhododendron blossoms in the spring. 
   • When you arrive at Dhunche, go to a teahouse, and celebrate your trek's accomplishment with your teammates and trekking team.

10. Day 10- Drive to Kathmandu (1,400m/4,593ft)

    • Return to Kathmandu by car. Upon arrival in Kathmandu, check into your hotel and relax, take a walk through Thamel and hunt for souvenirs. 
    • In the evening, attend a special farewell dinner to acknowledge the end of your Langtang adventure with our staff.

11. Day 11- Departure

    • Our staff will drop you off at the airport.

    Trip ends.