Langtang Valley and Tamang Heritage Trek

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10 Days
Availability : All year
Tribhuvan International Airport
Kathmandu
Min Age : 10+
Max People : 15
Tour Details

The Langtang Valley and Tamang Heritage Trek package offers an exploration of the exclusive Tamang culture and heritage through Langtang Valley. It’s known for its abundance of wildlife, rich cultural significance, and historical importance, earning it the title ‘Valley of Glaciers‘. The picturesque scenery, including pine forests, swift mountain streams, rugged rocks, and mountains, promises a unique experience. During the trek, you’ll learn about Tibetan ancestry, local livelihoods, agriculture, and trade. Despite the devastation caused by the 2015 earthquake, the region is making a comeback, evident in the warm and gentle smiles that greet visitors. Additionally, you can enjoy vibrant rhododendrons, birds, and butterflies.

 
Highlights of Langtang Valley and Tamang Heritage Trek:
  • Langtang Valley is also known as the “Valley of Glaciers.”.
  • Langtang is a region full of wildlife, rich culture, and historical importance.
  • Enjoy colorful rhododendrons, birds, and butterflies.
  • Explore the Gatlang Valley and visit the viewpoint at Tserko Ri.
  • Experience the mixed Tibetan lifestyle and local Tamang culture.
  • Enjoy the spectacular view of the mountains.

 

Trekking Langtang Valley and Tamang Heritage Trek

The Tamang Heritage and Langtang Valley Trek starts with a drive from Kathmandu to Syabru Besi. From there, you will trek to Chilime, Nagtahli, Thuman, Lama Hotel, Langtang Village, and Kyanjin. Additionally, you’ll explore the Gatlang Valley, visit Ghoda Tabela, and the viewpoint in Tserko Ri. Along the journey, enjoy alpine vistas, relax at Tatopani’s natural hot springs, and immerse in local history, including a fort, monastery, and unique Tamang dwellings. After breakfast, return through Lama Hotel and Syabrubesi before driving back to Kathmandu, where you can savor the spectacular mountain views from the window seat.

 

The Best Time for the Trek

The best seasons for this hike are spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November). In the spring, the shade increases, the national flower of Nepal, the rhododendron, is in full bloom, and in the fall, the sky is almost blue and clear.

Price Includes

  • Transfers Kathmandu-Syabrubeshi-Kathmandu by a local bus.
  • 9-night stay throughout the trek in a local lodge on a room-only basis.
  • The hotel accommodations are basic twin-sharing.
  • An experienced, English speaking and government-licensed trekking guide.
  • Staff costs include their salary, insurance, equipment, and accommodation.
  • Langtang National park permits, TIMS, and other necessary permits for the trip.
  • All government and local taxes.

Price Excludes

  • All food and beverage bills during the trek.
  • Personal expenses.
  • All porter services.
  • Tipping (tips) for a guide, driver and other supporting staff.
  • Extra costs for upgrading rooms and services at hotels.
  • International flights.
  • Accommodation for the final day in Kathmandu.
  • Donations at temples, schools, monasteries, etc.
  • Tourist visa.
  • Personal hiking gear, personal kits.
  • Emergency rescue evacuation insurance (in a worst case scenario, arrangements of an emergency helicopter evacuation service (to be paid for by your travel insurance)).
  • Hotel to bus park transport and end of the trip bus park to hotel taxi is not included (30 minutes walk one way if you prefer walking).
  • Any other items that are not specified in the package.
  • Upgrade Optional:
  • - Private Jeep upgrade (1-4 people) - USD 310 (Kathmandu-Syabrubeshi-Kathmandu).
  • - Horse riding at Kyanjin Gompa (per hour USD 80 per person).
  • - Porter services (USD 25 per day) (one porter can carry 18 kilos of luggage and share between two clients; both clients are suggested to bring 9 kilos of luggage each).
Itinerary

Day 1Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (1,460m)

After breakfast, drive alongside the Trishuli River toward Syabrubesi. The road from Syabrubesi takes you into Langtang National Park, where you’ll notice the remote, high-altitude settlements. Follow the trail to a viewpoint at Dhunche, which offers beautiful panoramas of Ganesh Himal, Goljang Valley, and the Gosaikunda range. At Syabrubesi, acquaint yourself with the friendly locals, mostly from the Tamang community, and settle in for the night.

Accommodation: an overnight stay in a local lodge.

Syabrubesi

Day 2Syabrubesi to Nagthali (3,165m)

Prepare yourself for a relatively challenging trek with a hearty breakfast in the morning. The trek starts with a descent to Thangbuchet. The trail goes along the Bhotekoshi River, passes several villages, and then ascends until you arrive in Nagthali, a once popular meditation hub for monks and priests. Nagthali is an area covered with open grasslands and offers panoramic views of snow-covered mountains like Langtang Lirung, Kerung, and Ganesh Himal.

Accommodation: an overnight stay in a local lodge.

Day 3Nagthali to Briddhim (2,230m)

We start the day with a descending walk for about an hour to reach Thuman. Thuman is one of the Tamang villages that is heavily influenced by Tibetan culture. The people here are friendly and love to sing and dance. Later on, we continue walking through rhododendron forests and meadows towards Briddhim, another Tibetan-influenced Tamang community on the lap of Langtang Himal. The trail to Briddhim in springtime is beautiful as the whole rhododendron forest blooms. In Buddhism, enjoy the traditional local cuisines and take part in cultural practices.

Accommodation: an overnight stay in a local lodge.

 

Day 4Briddhim to Lama Hotel (2,500m)

We start our day a little early, as it is a long walk to reach the Lama Hotel. Following the path, it takes us through the jungle and passes by small villages in some places. The trail offers a splendid panoramic view of the mountains and the surrounding hills.

Accommodation: an overnight stay in a local lodge.

Day 5Lama Hotel to Langtang Village (3,420m)

Today is a strenuous day, as we have to climb about 1000 meters. We start by climbing up a steep forest slope to the Langtang River. Continuing our trail, we reach Ghoda Tabela, which means the Horse Stable. After this, the path is slightly gradual and offers the beautiful sight of grazing Yaks in the valley. After ascending for some time, we cross a stream and climb past several water-driven prayer wheels. Langtang is one of the oldest villages along this trekking route. From Langtang, the view of mountain peaks is spectacular.

Accommodation: an overnight stay in a local lodge.

Day 6Langtang Village to Kyanji Gompa (3,870m)

After breakfast, head to Kyanjin Gompa. Along the way, you’ll cross several yak pastures, wooden bridges, and hamlets. Along the path to Kyanjin Gompa, you can see the wonderful view of Langtang Lirung. The trail passes through the largest Mani wall, made from stone and with prayers written on them, the water mills, chortens, a sacred pile of rocks with various inscriptions carved on them, and many more. After crossing some rivers, we reach Kyanjin Gompa. Kyajing Gompa is surrounded by the Himalayas all around. Here, you can test the cheese and curd made from Yak milk.

Accommodation: an overnight stay in a local lodge.

Day 7Explore Kyanjin Gompa (3,870m) and Tserko RI (5,200m)

Relax for the day by exploring the surrounding areas of Kyanjin Gompa. Today, you’ll explore in and around Kyanjin Gompa, with the option to hike to Tserko Ri (5,000 m) for magnificent mountain views. Due to its high altitude, you might feel the thin air, but you won’t spend the night there. After enjoying the breathtaking mountain vistas, return to Kyanjin Gompa. With the remaining time, stroll around Kyanjin Gompa, soaking in the surrounding views and diverse flora and fauna.

Accommodation: an overnight stay in a local lodge.

Day 8Kayanjin Gumba to Lama Hotel

Retrace your earlier trail from Kyanjin Gompa to Ghoda Tabela. This time, the return will be easier and more pleasant. After a five-hour hike, you will reach the Lama Hotel, where you can rest for the remainder of the day and enjoy the beautiful surrounding views.

Accommodation: an overnight stay in a local lodge.

Day 9Lama Hotel to Sybrubesi

Today is your last day of trekking. After having breakfast, you will start trekking down to Syabrubesi. The total trek is downhill, and you will walk through a lush green forest. Follow the route along the river towards Syabrubesi.

Accommodation: an overnight stay in a local lodge.

Day 10Syabrubesi to Kathmandu

Today, you will drive back to Kathmandu. Along the way, you’ll pass numerous hilly villages and settlements. The path up to Dhanding Besi is a little bumpy, but from Dhanding Besi, the road is relatively smooth. During the drive, you can enjoy the scenery of hills, farms, small settlements, and rivers. On reaching Kathmandu, you will be transferred to your hotel.

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