What to expect on Langtang Valley trek

The Langtang Valley Trek is a popular trek in northern Nepal located close to the Tibet border and is the ideal trek for those looking for a moderate trekking experience in the Himalayas. This amazing trek offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas from a unique perspective, less visited trails and a chance to experience the culture and traditions of local Tamang people.

The best time to go for the Langtang Valley Trek is from late March to mid May and from mid September to mid of November. During this time, you will get to enjoy clear blue skies, breathtaking mountain vistas and lush greenery of the valley.

The trek begins at Syabrubesi and you will gradually ascend passing beautiful rhododendron forests and terraced fields with amazing views of Langtang range. You will walk around 8-9 hours with approximately 500 meters ascent each day and passing many settlements with stunning views over the valley. Along the route, you will reach some captivating places such as Langtang National Park, holy lakes like Gosaikunda, Langtang village and more.

On your trek, you can expect to experience remarkable views of Langtang Lirung (7234m), Shisha Pangma (8013m), Manaslu (8156m), Dorje Banng (6966m), Ganesh Himal (7406m), Yala Peak (5755m), Ganja La (5323m), and Pemthang Ri (6011m). You will also get to see traditional villages and interact with the warm and hospitable local people.

The Langtang Valley Trek is a moderate trek and perfect for those who want to experience the fantastic beauty of the Himalayas and the culture and lifestyle of the local people. All in all, you should expect an amazing time on this trek and come back with unforgettable memories.

Things to see on Langtang

• Stunning views of the majestic Langtang Lirung – the highest peak of the Langtang Range and Latse Peak.

• Bare beauty amidst captivating whitewashed yak pastures

• Precarious trail along the Langtang Khola, jumping over slippery stones

• Encountering wild animals such as Red Panda, Himalayan Tahr and Musk Deer

• Authentic Tamang settlements, where the locals practice traditional farming methods

• Traditions, such as the annual Monsoon Festival and the Depalo Dance

• Memorable Buddhist Monasteries and ancient Stupas

• Peaceful night stays in picturesque Tea House lodges in Kyanjin Gompa

• Exploring the secrets and treasures of Langtang National Park

• A chance to try local delicacies - Thukpa, MoMo and Gurkha curry.