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Langtang Gosaikunda Trek - 15 days
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DestinationNepal
Duration15 days
Trip DifficultyAdventure
ActivitiesTrekking
AccommodationHotels, Teahouses, and Lodges
MealsBed and Breakfast (BB)
Max. Elevation4610m.
Group SizeMin. 1 Pax
VehiclePrivate and Local Vehicle
15 days Langtang Gosaikunda Trek Highlights
Stunning views of Langtang Lirung and other Himalayan peaks.
Diverse landscapes, including forests, meadows, and alpine terrain.
Sacred Gosaikunda Lake, a pilgrimage site for Hindus and Buddhists.
Rich cultural experience in Tamang and Tibetan-influenced villages.
Opportunity to explore Langtang National Park and its wildlife.
Visit ancient monasteries and stupas along the trail.
Spectacular sunrise and sunset views from Lauribina Pass.
Chance to experience local hospitality and tea house accommodation.
Overview
The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is an enthralling expedition that blends the revered high-altitude lakes of Gosaikunda with the breathtaking natural beauty of the Langtang Valley.
This journey, which is situated north of Kathmandu, immerses hikers in the rich cultural legacy of the Tamang and Tibetan-influenced cultures while providing stunning vistas of the Himalayan peaks, such as Langtang Lirung and Ganesh Himal.
The path winds through a variety of environments, offering a constantly shifting picturesque experience. These include verdant forests, terraced farms, alpine meadows and rocky trails.
Reaching the holy Gosaikunda Lake, a glacier lake at an elevation of around 4,380 meters, is a noteworthy highlight of the journey. For Hindus and Buddhists, the lake is of great religious significance. Every year, on the occasion of Janai Purnima, pilgrims travel there to take ceremonial baths.
Along the way, visitors may explore historic monasteries, enjoy the distinctive hospitality of the local tea houses, and see wildlife in Langtang National Park, including Himalayan pheasants and red pandas.
The Lauribina Pass (4,610 meters), which provides some of the most breathtaking views of the Langtang and Helambu areas, is another difficult part of the climb.
Trekkers seeking both physical and mental refreshment will find the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek to be a wonderful trip because of its unique combination of natural beauty, cultural contacts, and spiritual importance.
Best Season for Trekking to Langtang Gosaikunda
Spring (March, April, and May)
One of the best times to go on the Langtang Valley Gosaikunda Trek in Nepal is in the spring. In the spring, you may visit Langtang National Park and take in the flowers of the native fauna.
The aromas of pine and maple will make your stroll around the park enjoyable. The area's fauna also awakens from its winter hibernation.
With any luck, the endangered red panda may be seen throughout the hike. In the spring, the weather is also quite predictable. It's possible to enjoy walks in dry, warm, and cool weather.
Autumn (September, October, and November)
Given the regular and temperate weather, autumn is the ideal season for hiking. You may also enjoy your treks in the Langtang region by taking advantage of the nice, dry weather during this time of year. The paths are also in great condition.
They are not slick and filthy anymore. There won't be as many leeches and mosquito infestations at this time of year.
At this time of year, the magnificent blue sky makes it possible to see the mountain summits with astounding clarity. Among the well-known ones to look out for are Langtang Lirung, Ganesh, Himalchuli, and Dorje Lakpa.
Overview of Itinerary
Destination
Distance (km)
Duration (hours)
Altitude (m)
Kathmandu
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-
1,340
Kathmandu Sightseeing
-
-
1,340
Syabrubesi
150
7-8
1,460
Lama Hotel
14
3-4
2,470
Mundu
10
3-4
3,000
Kyanjin Gompa
6
2-3
3,870
Kyanjin Ri
-
3-4
4,775
Lama Hotel
10
3-4
2,470
Thulo Syabru Bensi
10
3-4
2,230
Sing Gompa
10
3-4
3,330
Gosaikunda Lake
6
2-3
4,600
Sing Gompa
6
2-3
3,250
Dhunche
15
6
1,960
Kathmandu
150
7-8
1,340
Departure
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Itinerary
Your flight will arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, and our representatives will be waiting for you in the terminal to take you up from there. After that, they assist you with checking into your individual rooms and take you to your hotel.
You have the remainder of the day to do as you choose, including exploring the local eateries, markets, and landmarks.
Throughout the day, the local markets are packed with people, and there are many different types of food available at the restaurants, including Thai, Chinese, Korean, traditional, and more.
Cost Details
What's Included
Pickup and drop-off on your arrival and departure
Transfer between Kathmandu-Sybrubensi-Dhunche - Kathmandu by public bus.
2 Night Hotel Accommodations in Kathmandu with Breakfast
Best available twin-sharing accommodation during the trek
A professional trekking guide and the necessary number of porters [one porter in between two people]
Trekking Entry Permit and TIMS (Trekkers Information Management System)
National Park Permit
All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) during the trek
Road transportation
Emergency rescue arrangement (make sure your insurance will cover it)
Insurance for guides that includes their emergency rescue
Required equipment for guides and porters
First aid kits
Farewell dinner
What's not Included
Meals in Kathmandu
Alcohol and any hot and cold drinks on the trip
All expenses of a personal nature, e.g., toilet paper, medicines, confectionery, etc.
Private transport if needed
Any other cost raised by unforeseen circumstances
Tips for guides and porters
Good to Know
Accommodation during the 15-day trek to Gosaikunda
The 15-Day Langtang Gosaikunda Trek offers a range of lodging choices, from basic to deluxe. You spend the following several weeks on this walk, spending the evenings in authentic tea houses and taking advantage of their hospitality.
Lower altitude tea houses provide lovely rooms with warm blankets, cushions, mattresses, and comfortable beds. In certain cases, they even give you dressing cabinets. There is an attached bathroom in every room.
The accommodations grow easier as you ascend higher into the atmosphere. The rooms are furnished with a bed, pillows, blankets, and foam mattresses. Additionally, only the top parts have communal restrooms.
During the walk, all of the accommodations are twin-sharing, meaning that you will have to share them with other travelers. You can book individual rooms, although doing so will come at a hefty price.
In addition, the tea shops in the lower districts provide telephones, internet, and western-style toilets with hot water available for use. The tea establishments in the upper regions employ squat-style toilets instead of wifi or phones. They also supply hot water for showers in a bucket.
Meals during the Gosaikunda Langtang Trek
Every tea shop has a spotlessly tidy dining space that is heated inside. You should not be concerned about your health because the cooking area is also quite hygienic.
On this hike, you get to sample everything from basic western cuisine to traditional Nepali fare. We offer you a new breakfast and lunch menu every day, and the supper is always the classic Khana set.
For breakfast, you get to have a boiled egg, scrambled egg, toast with honey, cheese, jam, butter, chapati with an omelette, peanut, pancake, porridge, cornflakes, dessert, and more.
Lunch options include fried rice with egg and veggies, cheese-topped sandwiches, tuna fish, egg, mixed vegetables, veggie pizza, cheese-topped potato momo, chowmein, spaghetti with tomato and garlic sauce, and more.
Similar to bars, tea houses provide a wide variety of beverages, including milk tea, black tea, lemon tea, ginger tea, black or milk coffee, local wine, vodka, beer, and so on.
What are the difficulties while trekking to Langtang Gosaikunda?
The moderately challenging Langtang Gosaikunda Trek Itinerary includes several uphill and downhill hikes over narrow and steep slopes. Additionally, you must traverse harsh terrain and rocky routes.
The terrain and weather encountered along the hike have a major influence on how tough it is. It won't be simple to finish the two-week trek in the highlands.
In other cases, daily altitude climbs might even be physically taxing on hikers. Therefore, if you are committed to completing the voyage, you must be well-prepared in advance.
Though the routes may be moderate, they are excellent for first-time hikers. Prior trekking experience is not required for the Langtang Gosaikunda route.
Packing List for the 15-Day Langtang Gosaikunda Trek
Clothing:
2-3 moisture-wicking t-shirts
1 long-sleeve base layer
1 warm fleece jacket
1 down jacket (for cold nights)
1 waterproof/windproof jacket
2 pairs of trekking pants
1 pair of waterproof pants
Thermal underwear (top and bottom)
3-4 pairs of trekking socks
Warm hat and gloves
Sunhat or cap
Buff or scarf
Footwear:
Sturdy trekking boots (waterproof recommended)
Camp shoes or sandals
Gaiters (optional)
Gear:
Trekking poles (optional but recommended)
Sleeping bag (rated for cold temperatures)
Headlamp with extra batteries
Daypack (20-30L)
Large backpack (50-70L)
Water bottle or hydration bladder (at least 2L capacity)
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