8 Days Langtang Valley Treks

Overview

Close to Kathmandu yet wonderfully wild, the Langtang Valley – once called “the most beautiful valley in the world” by early explorers – runs north towards Tibet beneath the glaciers of Langtang Lirung (7,227 m). The 8 Days Langtang Valley Trek needs no flights: a scenic drive brings you to Syabrubesi, and in a week you walk from subtropical forest full of red pandas and langur monkeys to high yak pastures, Tamang villages and the monastery of Kyanjin Gompa (3,830 m), with an optional climb of Tserko Ri (about 4,984 m) for a 360-degree Himalayan panorama.

After the drive via Trishuli Bazaar and Dhunche to Syabrubesi, the trail follows the Langtang Khola through forests of oak, maple, hemlock and rhododendron to Lama Hotel, with chances to spot red pandas, Himalayan black bears and monkeys. Beyond Ghoda Tabela the valley opens out, with fleeting views of Langtang Lirung, and you reach Langtang village, rebuilt by its Tamang community after the 2015 earthquake, with stone-and-wood houses, prayer walls and yak pastures.

Above the tree line, past long mani walls and chortens, lies Kyanjin Gompa, with its old monastery and famous yak-cheese factory, surrounded by glaciers and peaks such as Ganchenpo and Yala. A full day here lets you climb Tserko Ri (or the easier Kyanjin Ri) before you descend the valley to Syabrubesi and drive back to Kathmandu. A licensed English-speaking guide, porters, teahouses with three meals a day, Langtang National Park and TIMS permits and private transport are included.

The route at a glance

A scenic drive from Kathmandu via Trishuli and Dhunche brings you to Syabrubesi near the Tibetan border. The trail follows the Langtang Khola upstream through forests of oak and bamboo to Lama Hotel, then opens into high pastures at Ghoda Tabela and reaches the rebuilt Langtang Village and the monastery and cheese factory at Kyanjin Gompa. From Kyanjin you climb Tserko Ri (about 4,984 m) for a panorama of Langtang Lirung and the peaks on the Tibetan border, before returning down the same valley.

Altitude and difficulty

Langtang is a moderate trek with no high pass. Walking days are 4–7 hours, and the gradual ascent helps acclimatisation; only the optional climb to Tserko Ri reaches nearly 5,000 m. It is one of the closest real Himalayan treks to Kathmandu, with no flights needed, and Tamang culture all the way.

Why choose this trek?

A spectacular Himalayan valley reached by road – no flights needed.
Tamang culture, red-panda forests and glaciers in one week.
Guide, porters, full board on the trail, permits and private transport included.

Who is it for?

First-time and experienced trekkers with good fitness. Grade: moderate – about 5 hours of walking a day, with a longer optional climb on day five. Best from March to May and October to November.

ITINERARY IN BRIEF WITH LOCATION MAP

Trip Facts

Tour Code: PTT-NP-TRK-18
Duration: 8 Days
Program Type: Trekking
Maximum Altitude: 4984m
Minimum Pax: 1
Mode of Travel: Drive/Trekking
Start Trip: Kathmandu
End Trip: Kathmandu
Program Grading: Moderate

Trip at a Glance

Day 01: Drive Kathmandu – Trishuli – Dhunche – Syabrubesi (about 7 hours)
Day 02: Trek Syabrubesi – Bamboo – Lama Hotel (about 5 hours)
Day 03: Trek Lama Hotel – Ghoda Tabela – Langtang Village (about 5 hours)
Day 04: Trek Langtang – Mundu – Kyanjin Gompa (4–5 hours)
Day 05: Climb Tserko Ri (about 4,984 m) or Kyanjin Ri – return to Kyanjin (6–8 hours)
Day 06: Trek Kyanjin Gompa – Langtang – Lama Hotel (6–7 hours)
Day 07: Trek Lama Hotel – Syabrubesi (about 5 hours)
Day 08: Drive Syabrubesi – Kathmandu (about 7 hours)

Trip Highlights

Scenic drive via Trishuli and Dhunche to Syabrubesi
Forests of the Langtang National Park – home of the red panda
Tamang culture in Langtang village
Kyanjin Gompa monastery and its yak-cheese factory (3,830 m)
Optional climb of Tserko Ri (about 4,984 m) for a 360-degree panorama
Views of Langtang Lirung (7,227 m) and the Langtang glaciers

Itinerary in Details

Day 01Drive Kathmandu – Trishuli – Dhunche – Syabrubesi (about 7 hours)
Drive about 7 hours (about 120 km) | Altitude: Syabrubesi 1,460 m | Overnight: Syabrubesi (lodge)

Leave Kathmandu in the morning and drive north over the valley rim, past terraced hillsides, to the bazaar town of Trishuli on the Trishuli River. The road then climbs steeply along the ridges, with views of Ganesh Himal and Langtang, to Dhunche (1,960 m), the headquarters of Rasuwa district and the entry point of Langtang National Park, where permits are checked.

From Dhunche the road winds down to Syabrubesi, a small riverside town at the confluence of the Bhote Koshi and the Langtang Khola, close to the Tibetan border. Settle into your lodge and stroll through the old village.
- OvernightSyabrubesi
- CountryNepal
- Highest PointDhunche
- Altitude1,960m / 6,430ft
- Travel ModeDrive: 122 km / 7 hr
- Places VisitedKathmandu, Trishuli, Dhunche, Syabrubesi
- MealsLunch, Dinner
Day 02Trek Syabrubesi – Bamboo – Lama Hotel (about 5 hours)
Trek about 5 hours (about 11 km) | Altitude: 2,470 m | Overnight: Lama Hotel (lodge)

Cross the suspension bridge over the Bhote Koshi and follow the Langtang Khola upstream into Langtang National Park. The trail climbs gently through subtropical forest of oak, maple and bamboo, with waterfalls and the roaring river beside you.

After lunch at Bamboo, cross to the north bank and continue climbing through forest – home to langur monkeys, red pandas (rarely seen) and many birds – to the cluster of lodges at Lama Hotel.
- OvernightLama Hotel
- CountryNepal
- Highest PointLama Hotel
- Altitude2,470m / 8,104ft
- Travel ModeTrek: 11 km / 5 hr
- Places VisitedSyabrubesi, Langtang National Park, Bamboo (Langtang), Lama Hotel
- MealsBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 03Trek Lama Hotel – Ghoda Tabela – Langtang Village (about 5 hours)
Trek about 5 hours (about 14 km) | Altitude: 3,430 m | Overnight: Langtang Village (lodge)

Climb steadily through forest of rhododendron and hemlock, catching your first glimpses of Langtang Lirung (7,227 m) through the trees. At Ghoda Tabela (2,990 m) the valley opens up into wide pastures with an army check post.

The trail then follows the broad, U-shaped valley past water-driven prayer wheels, mani walls and yak herders’ huts to the rebuilt Langtang Village. The original village was destroyed by the 2015 earthquake; a memorial remembers those who were lost, and the community has rebuilt with great spirit.
- OvernightLangtang Village
- CountryNepal
- Highest PointLangtang Village
- Altitude3,430m / 11,253ft
- Travel ModeTrek: 12 km / 5 hr
- Places VisitedLama Hotel, Ghoda Tabela, Langtang Village
- MealsBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 04Trek Langtang – Mundu – Kyanjin Gompa (4–5 hours)
Trek 4–5 hours (about 7 km) | Altitude: 3,870 m | Overnight: Kyanjin Gompa (lodge)

A short, gentle climb past the longest mani wall in the valley and the small village of Mundu, with chortens, prayer flags and views of Langtang Lirung, Ganchempo and the glaciers above.

Arrive at Kyanjin Gompa by lunchtime. Visit the old monastery and the government cheese factory (try the yak cheese), then take a short walk up to the viewpoint behind the village to help acclimatise.
- OvernightKyanjin Gompa
- CountryNepal
- Highest PointKyanjin Gompa
- Altitude3,870m / 12,697ft
- Travel ModeTrek: 7 km / 4 hr / 30 min
- Places VisitedLangtang Village, Mundu, Kyanjin Gompa
- MealsBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 05Climb Tserko Ri (about 4,984 m) or Kyanjin Ri – return to Kyanjin (6–8 hours)
Hike 6–8 hours | Highest point: Tserko Ri 4,984 m | Overnight: Kyanjin Gompa (lodge)

Start early for the climb to Tserko Ri (about 4,984 m), the highest point of the trek. The ascent is long and steep but non-technical, and the summit rewards you with a breathtaking 360° panorama of Langtang Lirung, Langtang II, Yala Peak, Dorje Lakpa, Gangchempo and the peaks along the Tibetan border.

If you prefer a shorter day, climb Kyanjin Ri (about 4,600 m, 3–4 hours return) instead, or explore the Langtang Glacier moraine. Return to Kyanjin Gompa for the night.
- OvernightKyanjin Gompa
- CountryNepal
- Highest PointTserko Ri
- Altitude4,984m / 16,352ft
- Travel ModeTrek: 12 km / 7 hr
- Places VisitedKyanjin Gompa, Tserko Ri, Kyanjin Gompa
- MealsBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 06Trek Kyanjin Gompa – Langtang – Lama Hotel (6–7 hours)
Trek 6–7 hours (about 21 km) | Altitude: Lama Hotel 2,470 m | Overnight: Lama Hotel (lodge)

Retrace your route down the valley through Mundu and Langtang Village, with a last look back at Langtang Lirung. Continue past Ghoda Tabela and descend through the forest to Lama Hotel.

Descending is easier on the lungs but harder on the knees, so trekking poles are useful today.
- OvernightLama Hotel
- CountryNepal
- Highest PointKyanjin Gompa
- Altitude3,870m / 12,697ft
- Travel ModeTrek: 19 km / 6 hr / 30 min
- Places VisitedKyanjin Gompa, Langtang Village, Ghoda Tabela, Lama Hotel
- MealsBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 07Trek Lama Hotel – Syabrubesi (about 5 hours)
Trek about 5 hours (about 11 km) | Altitude: 1,460 m | Overnight: Syabrubesi (lodge)

Walk down through the forest past Bamboo and along the Langtang Khola back to Syabrubesi.

In the evening, enjoy a farewell dinner with your guide and porters and a hot shower in your lodge.
- OvernightSyabrubesi
- CountryNepal
- Highest PointLama Hotel
- Altitude2,470m / 8,104ft
- Travel ModeTrek: 11 km / 5 hr
- Places VisitedLama Hotel, Bamboo (Langtang), Syabrubesi
- MealsBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Day 08Drive Syabrubesi – Kathmandu (about 7 hours)
Drive about 7 hours | End of trek in Kathmandu

Drive back to Kathmandu along the same scenic road via Dhunche and Trishuli, with a lunch stop on the way, arriving in the late afternoon. Transfer to your hotel.

Spend the evening relaxing or shopping in Thamel.
- CountryNepal
- Highest PointDhunche
- Altitude1,960m / 6,430ft
- Travel ModeDrive: 122 km / 7 hr
- Places VisitedSyabrubesi, Dhunche, Trishuli, Kathmandu
- MealsBreakfast

Altitude Chart of 8 Days Langtang Valley Treks

Total Hiking Time: 33h

Highest point: 16,352 ft / 4,984 m — Day 05 · Climb Tserko Ri (about 4,984 m) or Kyanjin Ri – return to Kyanjin (6–8 hours)

Services Included

Accommodation in Lodge on Twin Sharing.
Three meals a day followed by tea while on trekking days. [BLD]
Using private Vehicle for Pick Up and Drop From/ To Syabrubesi.
licensed English speaking Guide throughout the trek.
A require number of porter to carry the your bag during Treks
Food, accommodation, salary, insurance, medicine, and transportation for office staffs.
Langtang National Park fees and TIMS (Trekker Information Management System) and other necessary permits.
First aid medical kit.
13 % Govt. Tax (Vat) on total cost included,
Additional 10 % Service charge on meal & accommodation also included.

Services Excluded

Nepal visa fee
Any International/ Domestic Airfare
Snacks, soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, water and personal items, Wife access fees in lodges, fees for hot showers, towels, laundry or other services and
Personal trekking gear while trekking.
Any extra expenses arising out of various/unforeseen situations like natural calamities, landslides, political disturbances, strikes, changes in Government regulations, etc. that is beyond our control.
Personal trekking equipment.
Rescue, Repatriation, Medicines, Medical Tests and Hospitalization expenses.
Any other expenses which are not mentioned on Price Include section.

Trip Notes

Notes for this trek

Grade and fitness: moderate – about 5 hours of walking a day on good trails, with a longer optional climb to Tserko Ri. No previous trekking experience is needed, but good fitness helps.
Altitude: you sleep up to 3,830 m at Kyanjin and can climb to about 4,984 m. Walk slowly, drink plenty of water and tell your guide about any symptoms of altitude sickness.
Teahouses: you stay in simple mountain lodges (teahouses) with twin rooms and shared bathrooms at higher villages; hot showers, Wi-Fi and device charging usually cost extra.
Permits: Langtang National Park and TIMS permits are included; please email a scanned passport copy and photo at least two working days before arrival.
Best seasons: March–May (rhododendrons) and late September–November (clearest views). Winter is cold but possible; the monsoon (June–August) brings rain, leeches and cloud.
Road: the drive to Syabrubesi takes about 7 hours on a winding mountain road that can be affected by landslides in the monsoon.
Flexibility: the itinerary may be adjusted for weather, trail conditions, flight delays or the health of the group; your guide's decisions on safety are final.

Possible to operate round the year
Wear Flexible and Sport Shoes
You can buy required equipment in Kathmandu .

Important: We need scanned passport copy and photograph by email at least 2 working day before [ Mon-Fri/ except Govt.Holiday] in order to make Acaap/Tims/Staff Insurance]. So allow us that at least 2 day before your trip start from Kathmandu. You can email us passport copy/passport size photo for this purpose.
Instant confirmation if you are booking for 7 days later at least. Otherwise please email us. This can be possible for next day start also which we can confirm on your email inquiry.

Equipment List

Appropriate footwear.
Map and compass/GPS.
Extra water and a way to purify it.
Extra food.
Rain gear and extra clothing. Dressing in layers allows you to adjust to changing weather and activity levels. Two rules: avoid cotton (it keeps moisture close to your skin) and always carry a hat.
Safety items: fire, light, and a whistle.
First aid kit.
Knife or multi-purpose tool.
Sun screen and sun glasses. Especially above treeline when there is a skin-scorching combination of sun and snow, you’ll need sunglasses to prevent snow blindness and sunscreen to prevent sunburn.
Daypack/backpack. You’ll want something you can carry comfortably and has the features designed to keep you hiking smartly. Don’t forget the rain cover; some packs come with one built-in. Keep the other Essentials in the pack and you’ll always be ready to hit the trail safely.
These and more available in Kathmandu to buy or hire

FAQ

8 days. It starts in Kathmandu and ends there. Overnight stops: Syabrubesi, Lama Hotel, Langtang Village, Kyanjin Gompa. The day-by-day itinerary above shows travel times, places visited and meals for each day.

The best seasons are March to May (rhododendrons in bloom) and late September to November (clearest mountain views). Winter is cold but possible at lower altitudes; the monsoon (June–August) brings rain, leeches and cloud.

The grade is moderate, with a maximum altitude of about 4,984 m. You will walk several hours a day on mountain trails, so good fitness is needed; no technical climbing is involved. Your guide sets a steady pace and watches for signs of altitude sickness.

No technical skills are needed, but you should be in good health and able to walk for several hours a day on uneven mountain trails. Regular walking, hiking and cardio exercise in the weeks before your trip will make it much more enjoyable.

Yes. Travel insurance covering trekking at the maximum altitude of your itinerary, including emergency helicopter evacuation and medical treatment, is mandatory for all trekkers.

Yes, porters are included as stated in the package (normally one porter for two trekkers, carrying up to about 20–25 kg in total). You carry only a small daypack with water, camera, snacks and a warm layer. Extra luggage can be left safely at your hotel.

Dress modestly with shoulders and knees covered, remove shoes where asked, walk clockwise around stupas and prayer wheels, and avoid touching offerings. Leather items are not allowed in some Hindu temples.

Accommodation in Lodge on Twin Sharing; Three meals a day followed by tea while on trekking days. [BLD]; Using private Vehicle for Pick Up and Drop From/ To Syabrubesi; licensed English speaking Guide throughout the trek; A require number of porter to carry the your bag during Treks; Food, accommodation, salary, insurance, medicine, and transportation for office staffs; Langtang National Park fees and TIMS (Trekker Information Management System) and other necessary permits; First aid medical kit; and more – see the full Includes list.

Nepal visa fee; Any International/ Domestic Airfare; Snacks, soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, water and personal items, Wife access fees in lodges, fees for hot showers, towels, laundry or other services and; Personal trekking gear while trekking; Any extra expenses arising out of various/unforeseen situations like natural calamities, landslides, political disturbances, strikes, changes in Government regulations, etc. that is beyond our control; Personal trekking equipment.

This package includes 7 breakfasts, 7 lunches, 7 dinners, as marked on each day of the itinerary. Other meals are at your own cost; your guide will recommend good local restaurants, and vegetarian, vegan and other dietary needs can be catered for.

Yes. We run this trek privately for your group on the dates you choose, and we can tailor it – add extra nights, change or upgrade hotels, add activities, flights or a guide in your language (Russian, German, French, Spanish, Chinese or Hindi on request). Just send us your wishes.

A deposit of 20–30% of the total tour cost is required to confirm your booking. The remaining balance is payable on arrival in Kathmandu, unless otherwise agreed in writing. Your booking is confirmed once the deposit and the completed booking details are received and we send you a written confirmation. You can enquire through this page, email pigeontravel@gmail.com or contact us on WhatsApp, and we will confirm availability and send a booking confirmation.

Before 60 days – No cancellation charge. From 60 days to 45 days – 5% of the total tour / service cost. From 45 days to 15 days – 10% of the total tour / service cost. From 15 days to 07 days – 15% of the total tour / service cost. From 07 days to 02 days (48 hrs) – 30% of the total tour / service cost. From 48 hours to arrival or NO SHOW – NO REFUND. Please see the Cancellation Policy section for full details.

We welcome families, and children are very welcome on our Nepal tours. Under 5 years: free of charge when sharing their parents' room and bed (no extra bed). 5 to 12 years: discounted child rate – please ask us for the exact price for your dates and hotel. Above 12 years: charged the full adult rate. An extra bed or a separate room for children is charged as per the hotel's policy; domestic flights are charged at the airline's child fare.

Cancellation Policy

Policy Regarding Cancellation / NO SHOW / EARLY DEPARTURE
In the event of cancellation of tour / travel/Trekking services – due to any avoidable / unavoidable reason, you must be informed in writing. Cancellation charges would be effective from the date we receive advice in writing and cancellation charges would be as follows:-

Before 60 days – No cancellation charge.
From 60 days to 45 days – 5% of the total tour / service cost
From 45 days to 15 days – 10% of the total tour / service cost
From 15 days to 07 days – 15% of the total tour / service cost
From 07 days to 02 days (48 hrs) – 30% of the total tour / service cost
From 48 hours to arrival or NO SHOW – NO REFUND

In case you cancel the trip after commencement, refund would be restricted to a limited amount, which too would depend on the amount that we would be able to recover from the hoteliers/contractors we patronize. For unused hotel accommodation, chartered transportation & missed meals etc. we do not bear any responsibility to refund.

Booking Policy

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Book online with the Book Now button when it is active, or send us the enquiry form / email with your dates, number of travellers and hotel preference.
A deposit of 20–30% of the total tour cost is required to confirm your booking.
The remaining balance is payable on arrival in Kathmandu, unless otherwise agreed in writing.
Domestic flight tickets, permits and other non-refundable items included in the package are paid at the time of confirmation.
Please send a copy of your passport and your arrival/departure flight details so that we can arrange pick-up, hotels and tickets.
Your booking is confirmed once the deposit and the completed booking details are received and we send you a written confirmation.

Child Policy

We welcome families, and children are very welcome on our Nepal tours.

Under 5 years: free of charge when sharing their parents' room and bed (no extra bed).
5 to 12 years: discounted child rate – please ask us for the exact price for your dates and hotel.
Above 12 years: charged the full adult rate.
An extra bed or a separate room for children is charged as per the hotel's policy; domestic flights are charged at the airline's child fare.
Children under 10 years receive a free (gratis) Nepal tourist visa on arrival.

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8 Days Langtang Valley Treks

Overview

The route at a glance

Altitude and difficulty

Why choose this trek?

Who is it for?

Trip Highlights

Itinerary in Details

Altitude Chart of 8 Days Langtang Valley Treks

Services Included

Services Excluded

Trip Notes

Equipment List

FAQ

Cancellation Policy

Booking Policy

Child Policy

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8 Days Langtang Valley Treks

Overview

The route at a glance

Altitude and difficulty

Why choose this trek?

Who is it for?

Trip Highlights

Itinerary in Details

Altitude Chart of 8 Days Langtang Valley Treks

Services Included

Services Excluded

Trip Notes

Equipment List

FAQ

1. How long is the 8 Days Langtang Valley Treks and where does it start and end?

2. When is the best time to do this trek?

3. How difficult is this trek?

4. Do I need trekking experience?

5. Is travel insurance required?

6. Will porters carry my luggage?

7. What should I wear when visiting temples in Nepal?

8. What is included in the price?

9. What is not included?

10. Which meals are included?

11. Is this a private tour? Can I customise it?

12. How do I book, and what is the payment policy?

13. What is the cancellation policy?

14. Do you offer child discounts?

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