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Hotel/Lodge/Tea House
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Kathmandu
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30% Cancellation Charge (Personal Reason)
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English, Deutsch
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4,609 m
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6-7 Hours Trek
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Overview
The Great Adventurer Treks & Expeditions trekking invites you to a classic adventure towards the central Himalayan region Langtang & Gosainkunda pass trekking. This trek takes you to a crossing in between high peak of the Langtang region. The Great Adventure Treks & Expeditions to Langtang & Gosainkunda trekking starts from Kathmandu by bus to Syabrubesi. Then, you will trek to the Langtang Himal area as you approach this region via the Langtang Khola. For several days, you will trek along a gradual winding path through the dense oaks, birch, pines and rhododendron forests of the Langtang National Park. After a trek of 3 days in the Langtang region, you will reach at Kyanjin Gompa (3,749m). Kyangjin is the perfect base for acclimatization in a beautiful surrounding of high snow-covered mountains. It is also a perfect destination for making and plans of explorations and climbs in the upper valley. The Kyanjin Gompa monastery is located on the ridge top formed by glacial moraine of rocks and boulders. You can get fantastic views of icefalls and the gigantic glaciers of Langtang Lirung from Kyanjin village. You can also trek up to Kyanjin Ri (4,350 m). It is the most wonderful vantage point in the trek to view the surrounding glaciers and mountain peaks.
The culture of the Langtang area is quite diverse. This region is home to 3 different ethnic groups- the Tamangs, the Yolmus, and the Bhotias. Most people have their origins in Tibet. These people are followers of Buddhism. So, a visit to the Langtang region is a chance to explore Tibetan Buddhism in this region. Langtang region is home to a variety of flora and fauna. The park consists of plant species like Chir Pine, Rhododendron, Nepalese Alder, Oak, Silver Fir, Hemlock and Larch. Langtang region is also well known for its populations of the red panda, Himalayan black bear, wild dog, Himalayan Tahr, goral (mountain antelope) and more than 250 species of birds. From Kjanjim Gompa, you will trek for a few days to get to Gosaikunda. Gosaikunda is a holy lake of Hindus. The full moon as per the Nepali Lunar calendar is when a lot of pilgrims come to pay homage and take a ritual bath at Gosainkunda pond. People also believe that drinking the holy water at Gosaikunda relinquishes the sins of a hundred lifetimes. From Gosaikunda, you will make your journey past villages like Ghopte Odar, Kutumsang, Chisapani, and Sundarijal before finally arriving at Kathmandu valley. Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda Pass by The Great Adventure Treks offers you a unique blend of learning of the Hindu and Buddhist culture. Towering mountains, thrilling glaciers, and unique flora and fauna of the Langtang region are waiting for you in this delightful trek.
Main Attractions of the Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda Pass Trek
- UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu.
- Scenic drive from Kathmandu to Surya Besi
- Trek to picturesque villages like Syabru, Ghopte Odar
- Exploration of Langtang valley
- Trek through lush rhododendron and orchid forests of Langtang National Park
- Catch sights of rare animals like snow leopards, musk deer, red pandas etc.
- Visit Kyanjin Gompa
- Visit the sacred lake of Gosainkunda and its surrounding lakes.
- Cross the Gosaikunda pass.
Useful Info
Best Time for Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda Pass Trek
Autumn (September, October, and November) and Spring (March, April, and May) are the best seasons for completing the Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda Pass trek. The highest number of people complete the Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda Pass trek in these seasons. Clear mornings of these seasons allow for some of the most splendid views of mountains. Further, it doesn’t get hot while trekking in these seasons. The rainfall is also low which means the trekking trails are dry. Winter (December, January, February) is also a good time to complete the Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda Pass trek. However, you will have to have proper packing to ward off the cold in this season. Similarly, with appropriate gear and planning, you can complete the Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda Pass trek in the summer season (June, July, August) as well. You also need to have flexible timings as the rain might interrupt your trek.
Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda Pass Trek Difficulty
Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda Pass trek lasts 16 days long. The lowest point of this trek is Sundarijal (1380 meters) and the highest point of the trek is Gosaikunda Pass (4609 meters). The altitude gains during this trek are quite mild. However, when you get to Gosaikunda lake or cross the Gosaikunda Pass, you will trek to an altitude of over 4000 meters. You will also encounter some steep uphills along the way. So the trek is moderately difficult. This means that preparation of 2-3 months before embarking upon this trek will be ideal preparation for this trek.
Outline Itinerary
Day 01: Pick up from Airport and drive to your hotel (1,300 m/4,264 ft), Hotel Accommodation.
Day 02: Half day sightseeing tour of Kathmandu. Hotel Accommodation.
Day 03: Drive to Syabrubesi (1,460 m/4789 ft) 7 – 8 hrs drive, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 04: Trek to Lama Hotel (2,420 m/7938 ft) 5 – 6 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 05: Trek to Langtang village (3,430 m / 11,250 ft) 3 – 4 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 06: Trek to Kyngin Gompa (3,870 m / 12, 694 ft) 3 – 4 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 07: Rest-Day for acclimatization at leisure for a hike around exploration of the spot and enjoy the scenic beauty, culture and traditions. Tea House Accommodation.
Day 08: Trek to Lama Hotel (2, 420 m / 7938 ft) 6 – 7 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 09: Trek to Upper Syabru village (2,250 m / 7380 ft) 5 – 6 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 10: Trek to Shin Gompa (3,254 m /10,673 ft) 4 – 5 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 11: Trek to Gosainkund 4,381m. 4 – 5 hours walk.
Day 12: Trek to Ghopte Odar (3,440 m /11,283 ft) via Gosainkund pass at (4,609 m /15,100ft) 4 – 5 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 13: Trek to Kutumsang (2,470 m / 8102 ft) 5 – 6 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 14: Trek to Chisopani Danda (2,195 m / 7200 ft) 5 – 6 hrs, Tea House Accommodation.
Day 15: Trek 3 – 4 hrs to Sundarijal (1,380 m /3378 ft) with hour drive back to Kathmandu.
Day 16: International Departure.
If you want to go to Syabrubesi by Jeep then we are happy to arrange it as you like, but the cost will be different. Please feel free to contact us if you want to choose these options.
On availability of your time and interest after your trek, please feel free to choose our DAY TOURS, NEPAL TOURS , Jungle Safaris or other options from our website. Here are some trip extensions that might interest you.
Itinerary
You will arrive at Tribhuvan Airport in kathmandu- the only international airport in Nepal. The representative(s) from The Great Adventure Treks will be there outside the airport terminal. They will help you check in to your hotel in a private transport. Our guide will give you all the relevant information about the hotel as well as the Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda Pass Trek. If you have any other queries, the guide will answer them and give you other travel related information.
You will head out for a half day sightseeing tour of the capital city of Nepal- Kathmandu. After having breakfast, your tour will begin. Kathmandu is a modern city that is replete of ancient culture. The architecture of this city represents its religious and cultural importance. You can find modern buildings as well as temples of the medieval age in Kathmandu.
Pashupatinath Temple:
Pashupatinath Temple is the most widely visited temple in all of Nepal. This largest Hindu temple in the world lies on the banks of Bagmati river. The temple sees over a million Hindu devotees yearly. This temple has special ties to Lord Shiva. The temple is especially full on the occasion of Maha Shivaratri. Pashupatinath temple is a two-storied temple. It also has various other temples surrounding it.
Boudhanath Stupa:
Boudhanath temple, established as a World Heritage Site in 1979 A.D, is also called as “Little Tibet”. It is a holy Buddhist site in Kathmandu. Made in the the 5th century C.E, tourists all around the world visit this monatery that has its characteristic Buddha’s eyes. All people who visit this place rotate the numerous prayer wheels in the precinct of this temple. People make several rounds of this monastery while they are here.
Kathmandu and Patan Durbar Squares:
Kathmandu Durbar Square and Patan Durbar Square are known for their powerful Newari architectural styles. You can find the palaces of kings of Kathmandu and Patan in these squares. Krishna Mandir and Hanuman Dhoka are the most popular places in these squares. Krishna Mandir lies in Patan Durbar Square whereas Hanuman Dhoka is inside the premises of Kathmandu Durbar Square. You can also visit the museums located in these Durbar Squares.
You will head out to Syabrubesi on a 7-8-hour bus ride after having breakfast. As you drive through winding uphills and downhills, you will get to many rural towns and farm villages along the way. The track to Syabrubesi lies north of Kathmandu valley. Trisuli Bazaar is one of the bigger towns you will come across en route to Syabrubesi. This town has a sub-tropical climate. As you get past Trishuli Bazaar, the road takes you uphill to cooler regions. You will also leave the rice paddy behind as you come across maize and millet terraced fields. You will notice a change in the weather as well as the people and culture. You will get to the entry point of Dhunche (1,780m). It is a major town of Langtang area and Rasuwa district. It lies within the boundaries of Langtang National Park.A downhill bus ride for 1 – 2 hours from Dhunche will take you to Syabrubesi village (1460 meters) for your overnight stay.
Today you will hike to Lama Hotel as you leave behind Syabrubesi. Initially, the trail to Lama Hotel will take you to Bhote Koshi River. Walking further, you will get to the trail along Langtang Khola. A steady uphill trek will lead you to Bamboo (1,960 m). The ascent will also have rugged trails. From Bamboo, the trail takes you along a gentle slope to Rimche (2,400 m)), where you can have lunch. Trekking steadily for an hour from Rimche, you will reach your overnight stop at Lama Hotel. Lama Hotel is a splendid place to spend your night. You might also be lucky to catch the glimpses of red pandas, monkeys, and bears on your way to Lama Hotel. You can also go for a refreshing splash in the nearby river during your stay in Lama Hotel. The trek from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel (2420 meters) is 5-6 hours long.
The trek to Langtang Village is an uphill climb for most part of the way. You will get a splendid opportunity to hike through the cool shade of rhododendron and oaks forest. You will reach a gorge following the torrent glacial river Trishuli upstream after trekking for a while. A 3-hour trek from Lama Hotel will take you to Ghore-Tabela. “Ghore-Tabela” is a Nepalese word that refers to a Horse Stable. This splendid place is set amidst pines, hemlocks and rhododendron forests. The break here is a pleasant one. The trek then continues to Langtang valley. You will walk through cool shade of the alpine wood for an hour. While walking you will also notice that you have left the tree line behind.
You will have an uphill trek for about an hour. Then, you will be walking along a gradual winding trail. You might also encounter a few ups and downs before you reaching Langtang village. You will have your overnight stay here. You can catch glimpses of Langtang Himal to the north of this place. Overall, today’s trek is 5-6 hours long.
You will head out to Kyanjin Gompa in the morning after having breakfast today. The trail leads you along a gradual path. After a short trek in the morning, you will get to winding up hill trek. After hiking for a few hours in these winding uphill paths, you will get to Burberry and high alpine shrubs. Many “mani-prayer wall” will also be there enroute to Kyanjin Gompa. Getting past these prayer walls in a clockwise direction is the way forward as it is the positive way of respecting Tibetan Buddhism. As you walk to the east, you will find that the valley opens up. Grassy meadows surrounded by beautiful snow-capped peaks will also be a pleasant touch to your trek. You should ensure that you trek gently to Kyanjin Gompa. This is because the altitude gains on the way to Kyanjin Gompa (3870 meters) might prove strenuous. Kyanjin Gompa is a scenic charming spot.
It is blessed with 360-degree views of snow-capped peaks. Langtang Lirung (7,234m) and its icefall is one of the closest mountainous peaks to this monastery. The Kyanjin Gompa lies atop of a ridge that is formed by glacial moraine of rocks and boulders. The hike from Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa is merely 3-4 hours long.
Today is a day for acclimatization as well as exploration of Kyanjin Gompa. One of the biggest attractions is the cheese factory here. You can taste some of the most delectable cheese in Nepal here. You can also hike up the moraine. Delightful views of icefalls and the gigantic glaciers of Langtang Lirung will be there to greet you at the moraine. Another fun activity today would be the hike to Kyanjin Ri (4,350 m). Kyanjin Ri is also the highest altitude you can get to on the Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda Trek. You will be blessed with peaks of the Langtang peaks after a stroll directly behind the village.
The journey heads back on the same trail after your stay in Kyanjin Gompa. The trek from Kyanjin Gompa to Lama-Hotel is 6-7 hours long. Initially, you will reach Langtang valley. As you trek past rhododendron forests along the way, you will reach Ghore-Tabela. Taking a downhill steam alongside the trail next to Trishuli river, you will reach Lama Hotel.
Today’s walk continues along the same trail for an hour before you reach a bridge. The one hour hike up to the bridge is pleasant as you trek through rain and bamboo forest. After you leave the river way down below, you will start to trek uphill through some rocks and boulders. You will also pass farm terraces till you reach Upper Syabru. Upper Syabru is a small settlement with a row of houses like built on a ridge. There is a beautiful monastery near the helipad in Upper Syabru. The monastery is merely a few minutes of walk from the village. The hike from Lama Hotel to Upper Syabru village (2250 meters) is 5-6 hours long.
From Upper Syabru village, the walk follows uphill along a winding trail above the Monastery in Upper Syabru. As you gain some altitude along the trek, you can observe superb views of Ganesh-Himal, Manaslu, Langtang and Annapurna range in the far west. After a small refreshing stop in a teahouse, you will resume your journey. You will continue to trek uphill from the farmlands to the cool shade of the alpine forest. Once you trek past the thick forest, you will get to a meadow with one or two teahouses.
You will have your lunch break here. From this spot, the walk is almost gradual as you walk through the pines and rhododendron forest. You can also get a view of Dhunche town down below. After trekking for 4-5 hours, you will arrive at Singompa. The first few houses are cheese processing factory. You will stay overnight near its Monastery.
The trek today offers more spectacular views of an array of snow-capped mountain peaks. These include the Langtang range to the north, Ganesh-Himal range to north-west, and Manaslu and Annapurna range due west. The trek takes you along a gradual uphill for the first one hour. You will enter the woodland of oaks, pines, and rhododendron along the way. After trekking through the cool shade of the forest, you will come to a clearing, which is home to one or two tea houses. This clearing offers you excellent views of the Langtang range. After a small break here, the trail continues uphill as you leave the tree lines and lush vegetation behind. You will then come across dwarf rhododendron, juniper, and alpine shrubs bushes. The path unwinds uphill passing through few teahouses at Laurabina.
This place will bless you with more views of the northwestern Himalayan range. The word “Laurabina” literally translates as “a place with walking sticks”. From Laurabina, the trail takes to a downhill trek for half an hour. Here, you will come the first ponds in this region called Saraswati and Bhairav kund. A small climb brings you to your overnight stop at Gosainkunda which is located near the shore of this glacial pristine pond. During the auspicious time in and around full moon as per the Nepali Lunar calendar, pilgrims come to pay homage and take a ritual bath at Gosainkunda pond. This in the English calendar falls in the month of August.
Adherents of Hindu faith believe that a bath in the pond takes pilgrims to paradise. Legend also has it that drinking the holy water at Gosaikunda, relinquishes the sins of a hundred lifetimes. Hindu pilgrims also come here to change their holy thread. Today’s trek to Gosaikunda is 4-5 hours long.
From Gosainkunda, you will trek through a small path along the bank of the pond. You will climb up near a small creek between the rocks and boulders. The walk up brings you closer to the small pond of Surajkund.
The trail here is more gradual as it winds up to the last pass of Gosainkunda or the east Laurebina La (4600 meters). It is the highest spot of this trek. After reaching the top, you will embark upon a steep descent to Phedi (3,694m). Phedi literally means “the bottom”. You will have a much-needed lunch break here. After a nice lunch break, the journey continues towards east to the Helambu region. The trail is gradual with a few short uphills and downhills. You will also encounter junipers, rhododendron, and other alpine bushes along the way.
After trekking for 3-4 hours from Phedi, you will reach Ghopte (3440 meters). The total duration of today’s trek is 6 hours. Ghopte provides a cozy shelter to pilgrims. Ghopte is also home to a few small caves formed by overhanging large rocks. Ghopte has two teahouses. You will stay in one of them overnight.
After being in the absolute wilderness, the trail from here joins the other path of Helambu that leads to Kathmandu. The walk today is pleasant as it takes you through alpine forests for an hour. Another hour’s uphill trek will take you to Tharepati(3,597m). Tharepati is a lovely spot on the high ridge overlooking the views of the snow-capped peaks of Jugal Himalayan range in the east and Ganesh-Manaslu in the west. You will have your lunch in Tharepati. The delightful views of the mountains from Tharepati are worth the stay here.
From here, the trail descends for few hours to Mangeghot. It is a nice place with a grassy field and has an Army Barrack nearby. The trek from here onwards leads to farm fields, villages and a few forested areas. A few hours of walk from Mangeghot Kutumsang village (2,445m). Kutumsang is a village that is inhabited by Sherpa and Tamang hill tribes. The trek today from Ghopte Odar to Kutumsang is 5-6 hours long.
Today’s walk from Kutumsang to Chisapani Danda (2195 meters) will take approximately 6-7 hours. The walk is quite pleasant. You will pass through a number of rural farm villages before you reach the village of Pati Bhanjayang after a 3-4 hours trek. A couple of hours of a small uphill trek takes you to your overnight stop at Chisapani Danda. Chisapani Danda is a scenic spot at the top of the hilltop.
This hill station lies en-route to Kathmandu and to other places at the rim of Kathmandu Valley. Chisopani, which lies around the outskirts of Kathmandu valley, is an extremely popular short trekking destination in Kathmandu. There are merely 4-6 teahouses here which sees a lot of tourists. The Army Camp in Chisapani is another place of attraction here. You can have some delightful views of the jugal Himal range: and Ganesh Himal-Manaslu and Annapurna range. These ranges lie in the northeast and in the west respectively. Great views of landscape as well as valleys down below are bound to make your stay here memorable.
You will trek for the final time today as you walk to Sundarijal.
You will walk through calm forests and farmlands on your way to Sundarijal. You will come across two beautiful destinations by the name of Burlang and Chepu Bhanjyang (2,438m) after trekking for a few hours. These ridges offer you some delightful views of Kathmandu valley down below. Finally, after trekking for 3 hours, you will reach Sundarijal. In the Nepalese language, the name of this place translates as “beautiful water”. It is a great tourist spot with many families, friends, and couples spending their time in the weekend in Sundarijal.
As you walk past the final staircases of Sundarijal, you will reach the bus stand there. Here, a private vehicle will be waiting for you. After driving for an hour, you will reach back to Kathmandu in your hotel. Sometimes, the drive might be a bit longer if there is excessive traffic along the way. You can also see Boudhanath stupa along the way.
The representatives from The Great Adventure Treks will help you transfer you to the international airport, where you can take your flight back home. Our representatives will take you to the airport approximately 3 hours before your scheduled flight. It is your responsibility to keep the confirmed air ticket as well as other necessary travel documents with you. The Great Adventure Treks will be pleased to arrange another tour for you in Nepal if you want to.
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September 29, 2024 - October 14, 2024 | $690 |
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October 4, 2024 - October 19, 2024 | $690 |
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November 24, 2024 - December 9, 2024 | $690 |
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December 15, 2024 - December 30, 2024 | $690 |
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December 20, 2024 - January 4, 2025 | $690 |
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December 22, 2024 - January 6, 2025 | $690 |
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December 23, 2024 - January 7, 2025 | $690 |
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December 25, 2024 - January 9, 2025 | $690 |
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December 27, 2024 - January 11, 2025 | $690 |
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December 29, 2024 - January 13, 2025 | $690 |
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Langtang and Gosainkunda Pass Trekking Map
