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Langtang & Gosainkunda circuit Trekking
An overland
journey will take you to Dunche, the main trading post of this
trekking area. The trek then starts from Syabrubensi, through
the lush foothills to Langtang Khola. The journey continues
by ascending pass the banana trees, thatched cottages, bountiful
crops and greens forests, leaving the river the way below us.
This trek enables you to explore the colorful Helambu region
with delightful Sherpa villages. It then goes further up to
the three sacred lakes of GosainKunda. From there you will have
the panoramic views of the First Mailung, Ganesh Himal (7,406m),
Langtang (7,245m) and the Annapurna Range stretchacross the
sky. The return journey will lead you back to Kathmandu.
Start from:
Syabru Besi by bus/car from Katmandu.
Cultural: Buddhism [sherpa] & Hinduism.
Max. Altitude: Gosainkunda – 4381m.
Grade: Moderate
Mountains: Langtang Lirung (7246m), Ganchhenpo
(6388m), and Dorje lakpa (6990m).
Ending point: Chisapani
Possibility: Camping & tea house both possible
Itinerary
Day 01 Kathmandu – Syabru
Besi
Day 02 Syabru Besi- Lamahotel
Day 03 Lama hotel- Langtang
Day 04 Langtang- Kyanging Gompa
Day 05 Kyanging Gompa
Day 06 Kyangjin Gompa – Ghora Tabela
Day 07 Ghora Tabela – Syabru
Day 08 Syabru – Sing Gompa
Day 09 Sing Gompa – Gosainkunda
Day 10 Gosainkunda – Thare Pati
Day 11 Thare pati – Gul Bhanjyang
Day 12 Gul Bhanjyang - Chisapani
Day 13 Chisapani – Kathmandu
Cost Includes:
- All accommodation along
the trek route,
- Full-board meal plan
(three meals a day),
- Monument and national
park entrance fees,
- All ground transportation
within Nepal including to and from airport,
- Trekking guide and porters
including Yaks,
- Trek as per the program,
- Nepalese staff insurance,
Cost Excludes:
- Visa fees, international
and domestic airfares,
- Airport departure tax,
- Lunch and dinner not
mentioned in the program,
- All items of personal
nature (personal clothing, personal insurance, alcoholic beverages,
telephone, laundry),
- Special permit fees
for restricted areas, charges for delays caused by situations
beyond our control such as bad weather, natural disasters,
civil unrest, and emergencies.
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