Langtang Trek
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The route allows one to experience the himalayan vista n a short time. On the second leg of the trek we travel to Gossaikund, a sacred place for Hindus, set on a mountaintop and dotted with lakes. The twin trip of Langtang and Gosainkung according to Toru Nakano gives the trekker," the greatest pleasures that trekking has to offer

Day 01: KATHMANDU

Arrival and transfer to hotel.
Overnight at hotel

.Day 02: KATHMANDU

Free day
Overnight at hoteli

Day 03: KATHMANDU – DHUNCHE (2040m)

Drive to Trisuli bazzar and continue onto Dhunche after lunch. We will set up camp at Dhunche. The journey from Kathmandu to Dhunche will take about 8 hours.

Day 03: DHUNCHE – SYABRU

We begin by walking through cultivated area and descending the forested area and descending the forested area down to the Trisuli river as it drains out from the Gosainkund lakes. We cross the suspension bridge and climb steeply along a stream. Later we climb the mountainside and emerge atop a ridge. We take a narrow path skirting around a ridge followed by cultivated fields to start climbing at a steady pace. We cross leveled-land and a forested patch and follow the mountain path to the end of a ridge, which gives a view of Syabru (2230m) and the Langtang river. Walking time is about 6 hours today

Overnight at camp.

Day 05: SYABRU – GHORE TABELA

We descend down the ridge past fields, houses and through a forest to Chopche stream. We cross a bridge and start along a mountain path leading to a ridge snout. From here we descend a steep forested slope to the Langtang River. We cross a bridge and head up through a winding path. We then enter a forest on a gentle ascent to gradually gain altitude. We pass Gumma and climb a steep hill to come to Ghore Tabela (3010m) set in a wide valley. Walking time is about 6 hours today. Overnight at camp

Day 06: GHORE TABELA – KYANJIN GOMPA

Cut across fields and cross a steep hill. Here the forest line ends. We follow a gentle path leading to alpine meadows. Ascends up the meadows to enter the village of Langtang. We pass through the stone-built village and climb to a Chorten and past a huge mani along a gentle path along a hill. The valley transfers to a U-shaped one (glaciel valley) as we enter a level riverbed. Kimshun (6745m) and Tsenji (6543m) himal become visible. After crossing a lateral moraine we arrive at Kyanjin Gompa (3840m). Walking time is about 5 hours today. Overnight at camp

Day 07: KYANJIN GOMPA – LANGTANG VILLAGE

Morning – time to explore the area / free
Afternoon – return journey to Dhunche, travelling upto Langtang village for the night. camp
Overnight at camp

Day 08: LANGTANG VILLAGE – LAMA HOTEL

Walking time is about 5 hours today before camp

Day 09: LAMA HOTEL – SYABRU – SHIN GOMPA

From Lama hotel to Syabru is about three and a half-hours walk. From here we take the broad path climbing up to Dimsa village and through a rhododendron forest path to Shin Gompa (3300m).Walk time is 6 hours today

Day 10: SHIN GOMPA – GOSAINKUND

We climb gently through rhododendron covered mountainside to the top of the ridge and through a forested area. We return to the ridge path and climb a wider route to arrive at a 'Kharka'. (Alpine meadow used for summer grazing). We continue along the wide path, which soon turns rocky. We weave our way along the right flank as we approach the Trisuli River. Now the mountain slope eases and the first lake appears. At the second lake we climb a little and the third lake sees us at Gosainkund (4310m). We have the balance of the day to relax in the vicinity of the lake. Total walking time is about 5 hours. Overnight at camp

Day 11: GOSAINKUND – GOPTE

We ascend through a rocky but gentle slope to Suryakund pass (4640m) after which we descend into a wide valley leading to a Kharka. We enter the steep mountainside path that does a Yo-Yo routine. After we pass several streams the path eases. But very soon we climb a steep flank and cross a branch ridge to arrive at Gopte (3430m) with its cave. Total walking time is about 6 hours.Overnight at camp

Day 12: GOPTE – KUTUMSANG

.We descend through a forested area and climb through a dry riverbed to arrive at a Kharka that is surrounded by rhododendron forest. We climb through the forest to arrive at the village of Thare Pati. Climbing the ridge directly above the village gives us a marvellous view of the Jugal area. We take the path that climbs to the ridge and arrives at a village. From here we enter a forested area, again ascending and descending several times. After Bagan Ko Dhara, we descend continuously to arrive at Kutumsang (2460m). Total walking time is about 6 hours. Overnight at camp.

Day 13: KUTUMSANG – BORONG BHANJANG

We follow the ridge route and descend through cultivated fields. We pass through Ghul Bhanjyang, climbing the ridge and wind our way to the top of the ridge (2470m) to cross over to Chipling. We continue along the path to arrive at Pati Bhanjyang. We then begin to climb a ridge route for Chiso Pani (2215m). Ascending through a forested area we finally arrive at Borong Bhanjyang (2300m approx.). Total walking time is about 7 hours. Overnight at camp

Day 14: BORONG BHANJYANG – SUNDARIJAL – KATHMANDU

From Borong Bhanjyang to Sundarijal is a journey of one hour only through heavy traffic. We descend past Koslo Bash and onto Mul Kharaka. Soon after we arrive at the reservoir. From here we catch the stone paved path down to Sundarijal. Vehicle will be waiting to take us to Kathmandu, an hour away. Check in at hotel

Afternoon is free. Overnight at hoteli

Day 15: Departure

 
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