Langtang region





Duration
11 days
Max Altitude
5033m
Group Size
2-10 pax
Difficulty
moderate
Trip Starts
Kathmandu
Trip Ends
Kathmandu
Meals
Breakfast , Lunch and Dinner during the trek part
Accommodation
4 star Hotel and tea houses
This is the Langtang Valley Trek — one of the most accessible, most culturally rich, and most underappreciated trekking journeys in Nepal. Just 145 kilometres north of Kathmandu, the Langtang Valley was the homeland of the Tamang people long before it became a trekking route. It still feels that way. The villages here are real — not tea houses built for tourism, but communities that have lived beneath these peaks for centuries. The trek takes you from the subtropical forests below Syabrubesi, through oak and rhododendron woodland alive with wildlife, and up into the wide yak-grazed grasslands of the upper valley. At Kyangjin Gompa, the trail reaches its spiritual and scenic heart — a small monastery village at 3,870 metres where you can sit beside a glacier lake in total silence and feel the altitude like a clean, steady pressure in your chest. This is a Nepal trekking package for people who want to slow down, look carefully, and come home with something that has genuinely changed them. Not just photographs — though the photographs will be extraordinary. A different sense of scale. A sense of how the world looks when the mountains are this large and your own concerns are this small.
You arrive in Kathmandu, a vibrant city surrounded by hills and ancient temples. After airport pickup, you are transferred to your hotel where you can rest or explore nearby streets filled with prayer flags, small shops, and local life. a short briefing about the trek helps you understand the journey ahead. This is your first gentle introduction to Nepal’s culture and rhythm before heading into the Himalayas.
| Group Size | Price per Person |
|---|---|
| Solo Traveller | US$1,200 |
Base price from US$1,700. Peak season supplements may apply.
Spring(Mar - May )
Best season: rhododendrons bloom Mar–May, stable weather, clear mornings, warm afternoons
Autumn (Oct - Nov )
Second-best season: post-monsoon clarity, stunning October skies, cooler nights from November
Winter
Possible for experienced trekkers; sub-zero nights; upper valley snow; stunning clear days
Monsoon
Not recommended: heavy rain, leeches in forest sections, trail hazards, poor visibility
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