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A trip in the Nepal’s Northen -Central Development Region and to the stunning KyanjinGomba (3900Mm.)Trekking through the Langtang national park which is nearest and easily accessible.Observe the lifestyle of Sherpa ethnic group settlement and Tamang ethnic group settlement along the trail.Magnificent views of prominent peaks including LangtangLirung (7246m), Gangchhenpo (6388m), Dokpu (5930m), NayaKangri (5846m), Yala Peak (5500m) and many others.The wonderful views of snowcapped mountains, rugged rocks, grassy lands and meadows along with dense pine forests. For next destination to the stunning Gosaikund (4380m.) &Suryakund (4610m.) Trekking through the Langtang national park which is nearest and easily accessible.Most beautiful Lakes; Gosaikuund, BhairavaKund, Suryakund&Ganeshkund and more. Observe the lifestyle of Tamang ethnic group settlement along the trail.Magnificent views of prominent peaks, the wonderful views of snowcapped mountains, rugged rocks, grassy lands and meadows along with dense pine forests.
Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, We're grateful for the warm welcome extended by our official. We will take you to the hotel in our private tourist vehicle. Pre-trip meeting will be done and you will meet with your trip guide. Make sure to confirm your queries about trekking in the mountains.
This day will be marked the beginning of your trip. An early morning departure from the hotel taking an overland drive to reach towards North around Langtang Himal, during six hours drive views of snow-capped peaks, then arriving at Syabrubesi village after driving past Dhunche headquarter town of Rasuwa district and Langtang national park.
The trek starts from Syabrubesi village and crosses a bridge over the Langtang River. After that, there's an uphill climb through farm areas and dense green forests. The day's journey ends at Lama Hotel, a peaceful spot nestled within a forest clearing, where travelers can rest for the night.
From Lama Hotel, the morning trek continues alongside the river, winding through thickly forested areas and into a gorge. The path leads to the cooler terrain beyond Ghodetabla, where the landscape becomes more rugged and the air fresher. Eventually, you arrive at Langtang village, situated amidst tree-lined slopes with breathtaking views of the Langtang Lirung peaks to the north, towering above high rocky cliffs. Here, you'll find a welcoming place to spend the night, surrounded by the beauty of the natural surroundings.
Starts trek with the view of LangtangHimal on your left side. Today the walk will be very short. Along the Himalayan trail with viewing scenic view of mountain we will arrive at KyanzinGomba Free time for leisure & Overnight stay at Lodge, Kyanzingompa.
You have a free day to enjoy a scenic walk, and one highly recommended option is to hike to the top of Tserku Ri viewpoint, standing at an impressive elevation of 4,984 meters. This viewpoint offers the highest vantage point of the entire adventure, providing unparalleled panoramic views of the Langtang Himalayas range. From this lofty perch, you'll be treated to a breathtaking spectacle of towering peaks stretching as far as the eye can see.
The Langtang Himalayas unfold before you in all their majestic glory, with their snow-capped summits glistening in the sunlight. Beyond the Langtang mountains, you'll catch glimpses of the rugged terrain of Tibet, adding an extra layer of fascination to the scenery.
As you hike to the summit of Tserku Ri, each step brings you closer to this mesmerizing panorama, rewarding your efforts with an unforgettable visual feast. Whether you're an avid photographer seeking the perfect shot or simply a nature enthusiast taking in the beauty of the Himalayas, the experience of standing atop Tserku Ri is sure to leave an indelible impression on your memory.
Having an enjoyable marvelous time around beautiful Langtang Valley at Kyanjing our adventure comes to an end following the downhill walk to River side or Lama Hotel with an overnight stop. The mostly trail is coming down through the Mundu village, Langtang village, and Ghodatabela village. Approximately, 6 to 7 hours to get back to Lama Hotel.
On this day of the trek, you'll descend alongside the Langtang Khola, passing by a charming waterfall and through vibrant rhododendron and bamboo forests, alive with the sounds of wild boar and monkeys. The route offers stunning views of the mountain range in the distance. Crossing a suspension bridge, you'll reach the base of Thulo Syabru village, a serene and picturesque spot to rest and reflect on the day's adventures.
From Thulo Syabru, we gradually climb upwards and pass Langtang National Park's army checkpoint. Within half an hour of uphill trekking, we reach Daragang. The trail is less steep from here, as it passes, through the hemlock and oak forest. While passing the forest you may also spot the rare red panda. We continue our trek forward through Dhimsa and Sing Gompa to Cholangpati or another forest trail through Mulkhark to Cholangpati where we will stop for the night.
As you ascend, the magnificent Langtang Himal (7234 m), the iconic peak of the Langtang Range, greets you with its awe-inspiring presence. The trail leads you through desolate, barren mountain landscapes, offering a stark yet captivating backdrop to your journey. As you climb higher, your vantage point expands, revealing more mountain vistas on the horizon. The majestic Langtang Himal dominates the view, accompanied by the imposing peaks of Ganesh Himal and even glimpses of the Annapurna range on the western horizon.
After several hours of trekking, you'll reach Laure Binayak, marking the beginning of the uphill climb to Gosainkunda. The ascent is steep, but the panoramic views that unfold along the way make every step worthwhile. After two hours of challenging ascent, you'll arrive at a chorten, a sacred Buddhist monument. Continuing on, another hour of trekking brings you to stunning waterfalls and lakes—Saraswati Kunda and Bhairav Kunda—both fed by the waters of Gosainkunda.
These pristine lakes hold great religious significance for Hindus, who believe them to be favored spots of Lord Shiva. Gosainkunda itself attracts thousands of pilgrims each year, especially during the holy Hindu festival in the fall. The tranquil beauty and spiritual aura of this sacred site make it a truly unforgettable destination on your trek through the Langtang region.
Early in the morning, embark on a brisk hike to Suryakunda, also known as Lauribinayak Pass, which stands at an altitude of 4610m. The hike takes approximately an hour and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Along the trail, you'll also encounter various lakes, adding to the scenic beauty of the journey. After enjoying the panoramic vistas from Suryakunda, return to the lodge for breakfast. Following breakfast, trek back to Sigh Gompa, where you'll spend the night at a lodge, reflecting on the memorable experiences of the day.
After breakfast, begin the descent from Sigh Gompa towards Dhunche, passing through Deurali along the way. The trek downhill takes approximately 3-4 hours, offering beautiful views of the surrounding landscapes. Upon reaching Dhunche, enjoy a well-deserved lunch before departing for Kathmandu. The journey back to Kathmandu marks the final leg of the adventure, allowing you to reminisce about the unforgettable experiences and scenic wonders encountered during the trek.
It’s the end of our exciting journey in the Langtang region. Today we conclude our 13 day Langtang Valley & Gosaikund Trekking. One of our airport representatives will accompany you to the International Airport for your flight back home.
We bid you farewell, and hoping you’ll travel to Nepal again.
The Langtang & Gosaikund Trek is Moderate to Hard (Challenging), suitable for Sports person and adventure lover with a good level of fitness. Trekkers typically walk 6-7 hours per day but no prior trekking experience is required. Doing some cardio or leg-strength exercises beforehand will make the trek easier and more enjoyable.
The trail includes stone steps, ascents, descents, and uneven paths, but no technical climbing skills are needed. The main challenge is adjusting to higher altitude, so proper acclimatization, hydration, and rest are essential.
With basic preparation and the right mindset, most trekkers successfully complete the trek and enjoy its breathtaking mountain scenery and rich cultural experiences.
During the Langtang & Gosaikund Trek accommodation is in tea houses or lodges with basic but comfortable rooms, shared bathrooms, clean bedding, and warm blankets.
Meals are provided at teahouses and include local and international options such as dal bhat, noodles, pasta, vegetables, and meat dishes. Vegetarian options are usually available.
For drinking water, carry water purification tablets or a filter, as tap water may not be safe. Bottled water is available at some lodges, but using a reusable water bottle is recommended for sustainability.
Health and safety are a top priority on the Langtang & Gosaikund Trek. Our itineraries include acclimatization days to prevent altitude sickness, first-aid kits are carried, and emergency evacuation is available if needed.
Altitude sickness: The trek reaches over 4,984m (16,352 ft). Gradual ascent, rest days, and hydration help prevent acute mountain sickness (AMS).
Weather: Himalayan weather is unpredictable. Dress in layers, carry waterproof clothing, and wear sturdy footwear for changing conditions.
Trail conditions: Expect steep ascents, rocky paths, and river crossings. Use trekking poles for stability and follow guide instructions.
Hydration & nutrition: Drink plenty of safe water (use purification tablets or filters) and eat balanced meals/snacks to maintain energy levels.
Sun protection: Strong UV exposure at high altitudes requires sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. Reapply sunscreen regularly.
Emergency preparedness: Be aware of evacuation procedures. Carry travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking and medical emergencies.
By following these precautions, trekkers can safely enjoy the stunning Himalayan scenery and cultural experiences while minimizing risks.
Yes, all treks include licensed guides and trained porters to ensure safety, provide cultural insights, and assist with luggage.
Ghumnajaau’ s team has extensive experience in navigating remote trails and high-altitude routes, combining expertise with deep knowledge of local culture and the environment. Guides prioritize safety, comfort, and an authentic trekking experience, while the support crew maintains a thoughtful staff-to-traveler ratio for personalized assistance.
With their guidance, every trekker can focus on the adventure, enjoy the stunning scenery, and create memorable Himalayan experiences.
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What is the best time to visit?
The best time to trek to Langtang & Gosaikund Trek is during Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November), when weather is stable, skies are clear, and mountain views are spectacular.
Spring: Mild temperatures, clear skies, and vibrant rhododendron blooms along the trail.
Autumn: Dry weather, excellent visibility, and comfortable daytime temperatures (nights can be colder at higher altitudes).
These seasons also reduce the risk of rain, landslides, and avalanches. While trekking is possible in summer or winter, expect rain, snow, colder temperatures, and more challenging trail conditions at higher altitudes. Always check weather forecasts before your trek.
The itinerary serves as a guideline, but may be modified due to weather, health, or unforeseen circumstances. Safety is always our priority.
While some flexibility is possible, the trek completion schedule must generally be maintained. Guides will recommend the best alternatives to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience while staying close to the original plan.
Yes, travel insurance is mandatory and highly recommended for any adventurous trips in Nepal, including the Langtang & Gosaikund Trek. It should cover trekking up to 5,000m and include emergency helicopter evacuation for high-altitude situations like Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).
Always check your policy for trekking coverage, carry proof of insurance, and leave a copy with a trusted contact to ensure safety and peace of mind throughout your trek.
Proper gear is essential for a safe and comfortable Langtang & Gosaikund Trek. Key items include:
Head & Sun Protection: Sunhat, warm hat, buffs, sunglasses, headlamp with spare batteries.
Clothing: Thermal/fleece base layers, trekking shirts (short & long sleeve), soft-shell/fleece jackets, light down jacket, hardshell jacket/pants, insulated layers if needed.
Footwear: Waterproof hiking boots, trekking socks, liner socks, camp shoes, gaiters (seasonal).
Handwear: Softshell gloves, heavyweight gloves.
Personal Gear: Daypack (30–35L) with rain cover, trekking poles, water bottles, camera, personal snacks, rain poncho, extra clothes for Kathmandu.
Toiletries & Hygiene: Quick-dry towel, toothbrush/paste, sunscreen & lip balm SPF30+, moisturizer, hand sanitizer, water purification tablets, basic first-aid kit with altitude medications.
Documents: Passport with valid visa, 2 passport photos, travel insurance, flight tickets, and emergency ID/credit cards.
Check all items against personal needs and weather conditions, and ensure proper fitting for comfort during trekking.
You will need:
Passport: Valid for at least 6 months beyond your departure date.
Nepal Visa: Obtainable on arrival at Kathmandu airport or in advance through Nepalese embassies. Visa fees vary by duration (USD 30/50/125 for 15/30/90 days). Indian citizens do not require a visa.
Trekking Permits: Langtang National park, TIMS (Trekking information Manual System), or other required permits for the Langtagn Region.
Passport-sized Photos: Usually 2 copies for permits and SIM cards.
Other documents: Travel insurance, flight tickets, and emergency ID/credit cards.
Visit: Before departure checklist for Nepal
Always verify visa and permit requirements based on your nationality and transit countries before traveling.
Cash & Essentials: Carry local currency for remote areas and power banks for charging devices.
Respect Local Culture: Follow local customs and traditions during the trek.
Arrival & Pickup: Arrive at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu. Look for a team member with a ‘Ghumnajaau’ placard for airport pickup and hotel transfer.
Departure: Airport drop-off will be arranged based on your flight schedule. Notify us of any flight changes promptly.
Emergency Contact: Santosh: +9779802344595 for airport transfers or urgent assistance.
Clear instructions and contacts ensure a smooth arrival, departure, and overall trekking experience.
