Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is a unique combination of tradition & culture and spectacular valley of Langtang with high primordial mountains lake at Gosaikunda. It offers a breathtaking view of the scenic beauty of Himalayas. Hence it has remained as one of the best trekking routes in the world. Langtang region is located at a very close distance from Kathmandu. Though thousands of trekkers visit this region every year. But still, it has been able to preserve its beauty and remoteness which renowned for its own. The Langtang Valley is enriched with glaciers from Langtang and Ganesh Himal ranges which have played a vital role in the formation of high altitude lake like Gosaikunda, Parvatikunda, Bhairavkunda, and Dudhkunda. Gosaikunda it is known as one of significance place for Shamans, Hindus, and Buddhists. As per the mythology, it is believed that if a pilgrims take a holy bath in this lake, it helps to heal pain, sorrows, and sins which will be washed away. Gosaikunda is situated at (4,300 m) due to which lakes are frozen, but still, trekkers visit here in order to worship and to the unrevealed beauty of nature.
This region is highly dominant by Tamang and Tibetan orient who are highly professional in skillful crafts. Normally people of this region practices Tibetan lifestyle, traditional architect and costumes. The trail offers you the great experience of the Himalayan climate and lifestyle. Gosaikunda is a mountain of a lake and the land of adore Hindus and a home of Shiva. The Great holy lake offers a relief and closes up view of Manaslu range(8163m), Ganesh Himal range(7406m) and Langtang Lirung. Therefore Gosaikunda allows to witness the beauty of nature and it is suitable for those adventure junkies who want to explore the land which is hidden Shangrila destination.
Nepal Wonders Treks & Expedition P. Ltd provides you with a tailor-made itinerary which allows exploring pristine trekking route of Langtang Gosaikunda, along with professional guides and porters.
Altitude: 1,460m/4,790ft
By Local Vehicle: 145km (7-8 hours)
You’ll start the day boarding a bus to Syabru Bensi, the traditional gateway to Langtang and Gosaikunda. It’s a lengthy drive (six and a half hours, approximately), but there’s tons of gorgeous scenery to drink in as you watch the towns of Trisuli Bazaar and Dhunche speed by. The snow-capped peaks of Annapurna II, Manasalu, and Ganesh Himal are visible in the distance as you cross Kakani, eventually giving way to the agricultural geography of hillocks, rivers, and small villages. You’ll know the destination is close when you begin to see the stone houses of Syabru Bensi, a pretty village popular with trekkers.
Altitude: 2,470m/8,103ft
Walking Distance: 10.9km (5-6 hours)
Our first day trekking kicks off with a hike along the path of the Langtang River, which we’ll follow over the next several days, until the valley comes to a head. We then ford the river via suspension bridge, stretching our legs as the trail ascends in the direction of Paira Lodge. Up is the direction of the afternoon as we climb towards Rimche, after which the village of Lama Hotel is only 40 minutes away. The hike today brings us through scenic wilderness, in which you’ll be treated to the sight of native wildlife like red pandas, monkeys, and Himalayan black bears.
Altitude: 3,550m/11,646ft
Walking Distance: 14.8km (5-6 hours)
We start the day going uphill, leaving Lama Hotel behind us as we ascend through a beautiful forest of oak, maple, rhododendron, and hemlock. Gradually, we attain Ghora Tabela, catchin tantalizing glimpses through the trees of Mt. Langtang Lirung the whole time. We then follow the Langtang Khola, climbing steadily until we reach today’s destination. Langtang, a notable Tamang village, is located in a gorgeous, remote valley. Houses of stone and wood are scattered among grazing pastures for yak.
Altitude: 3,800m/12,467ft
Walking Distance: 6.8km (7-8 hours)
Trekking past Langtang officially moves us above the tree line, allowing you the opportunity to experience a more typically-Himalayan landscape, one rife with wiry grass, juniper, and shrubs. As our trail ascends we’ll pass Sindum and Yamphu, and then cross the Laja Khola. Prepare for one of the most dramatic moments of our journey as we scale a glacial moraine for epic views of the Kyanjin Gompa and icefall flowing from Langtang Lirung. Snap some pictures, and then square your shoulders for just a bit more walking to gain Kyanjin Gompa, the home of a well-known Buddhist monastery (for which it is named!). We’ll visit the gompa itself after lunch, and also stop in on a yak-cheese manufacturing plant. If you’ve any energy left, join us for a hike to the flag-topped peak of Kyanjin Ri, located just north of Kyanjin Gompa.
Altitude: 4,850m/15,912ft
Walking Time: 7-8 hours
We’ll be up before dawn (5:30) and eating a quick breakfast, all the better to get started on our climb to the top of Chorka Ri Ri. The early wake-up call will be forgiven as the indescribable splendor of a Langtang Himalayan sunrise plays out before your eyes. Enjoy phenomenal panoramas of Langtang Lirung, Langshisa Ri, Gyanghempo, Ganjala, and Naya Kang. Sweeping views of the Langtang valley and glacial icefalls can also be seen here. Let the glory of nature sweep you off your feet, then return to Earth for the hike back to Kyanjin Gompa.
Altitude: 2,500m/8,200ft
Walking Distance: 21km (6-7 hours)
The beauty that drew us to Langtang follows us as we begin our trek back in the direction of home. Keep your eyes open for animal life, and do take time to appreciate the marvelous loveliness and diversity of the forests’ flora.
Altitude: 2210m
walking Distance: 10.9km (6-7 hours)
The trail takes on ups and downs along with forests, hillsides, and terrace fields. First, we walk downhill to Pahare hotel, and then climb through a forest route and later through terrace farms to ThuloSyabru. ThuloSyabru is a scenic village with outstanding mountain views where we stay overnight in a guest house.
Altitude: 3,300m
Walking Distance: 6.8km (5 hours)
Today’s walk passes through Dursagang and FoprangDanda, where scenic views of the beautiful landscape and panoramic mountain views. The massifs of Langtang, Ganesh, and Annapurna form a gigantic chain as we move further to Sing Gompa. Near the monastery, there is a cheese factory and a small settlement. Overnight stay at a guesthouse.
The trail passes Rhododendron, oak, and fir forests as we move on through Dursagang and FoprangDanda. Views of Himalayan ranges that include Langtang, Ganesh, Annapurna, and some Tibetan peaks are panoramic at several p3580 m.oints. Finally, it’s a five-hour trek to Chandanbari, where you can explore the local Cheese factory and the Sing Gompa monastery nearby. Overnight stay in a guesthouse.
Altitude: 4380m
walking Distance: 6.8km (5-6 hours)
From Sing Gompa, we move down to the nearby Chandanbari and take the easy trail to Lauri Binayak. A gradual steep from here leads us to Gosaikunda. The entrance is marked by Chortens and small Shiva temples. Outstanding views of Ganesh, Annapurna, and other Tibetan ranges can be observed. The holy lake of Gosaikunda lies just nearby along with two others. Mountains and lakes for a scenic view around the place. Overnight stay in a guesthouse.
Altitude: 4610m
walking Distance: 6.8km (6-7 hours)
After an early breakfast, we begin our journey to the Laurebina pass (4600m), from where views of Manaslu, Ganesh, and LangtangLirung form a spectacular chain. Today’s walk is the longest in the entire trek. After a steep descent from the pass, we reach Phedi. The easy trail then takes us to Ghopte, where we stay overnight.
Altitude: 2470m
Walking Distance: 9.5 (6-7 hours)
From Ghopte, we take a pleasant walk through small streams. The wavy trail through rolling hills passes pine and rhododendron forests and leads to Therapati, situated on the ridge of a scenic valley. We meet the Helambu trail here, which the trail can follow if we have several days to spare. Finally, we pass through forest areas to reach Mangenghoth and further to Kutumsang. Overnight stay in a guesthouse.
It’s a five hour drive from Kutumsang to Kathmandu. The drive is pleasant and scenic, primarily descending or plain. Passing green forests and small valleys. This marks the end of the trek. A five-hour drive takes us back to Kathmandu.
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