Langtang Gosainkunda Trek is done in the Langtang region that lies in the middle of Nepal toward the north of northwestern Nepal in the Himalayan range. This region is part of the Langtang national park in This region is also the very first national park in Nepal founded in 1976. The region is extremely prosperous with stunning alpine forest as well as a wide variety of floras, fauna, all blessed by snow-capped Himalayan mountains that cover the national park that is protected.
It is believed that the Langtang area is well-known among Nepal inhabitants because of the proximity to the holy lake Gosaikunda. It is a holy place of pilgrimage for both Hindus as well as Buddhists. This Langtang Gosaikunda trek offers natural and cultural experiences for those who want to experience the real Himalayan lifestyle. Langtang trekking Gosainkunda can be a great option for your trip to Nepal since it will leave you speechless, and then transforms you into an author.
The Langtang gosainkunda trekking trail takes visitors through the cool landscape of the mountains that is dotted with dense forests, stunning waterfalls, and a variety of animals and birds. It also takes you through gorgeous typical Nepali villages. The view from those of the Himalayas from the trek trail are breathtaking, particularly the magnificent Langtang Lirung Himal. Other Himalayan mountains that we can see from this location are the majestic Manaslu, Annapurna, and Ganesh Himal.
There are also stupas, chortens, and Buddhist monasteries, with prayer wheels and spiritual chants that are echoed at a distance. The trail winds through a huge mound of stone that has prayers written on them which is the biggest Mani Wall in Nepal. The path may be a little strenuous, in its ascends and descents during the hike however the vibrant Rhododendron blooms and the stunning snow-capped mountains make you want to get to the most stunning places of Langtang. The trek requires trekkers to be in moderate physical fitness and be able to walk for up to 6 or 7 hours per day, with the aid of a backpack light.
Langtang gosaikunda Trek begins in Syabrubesi the beautiful Tamang village located on the banks of the Bhote Koshi River. It then goes through the stunning history of the Langtang valley, which is known as the 'valley with glaciers'. Langtang valley is noted for its stunning views. Langtang valley has the best view one can be to the majestic glaciers covered in snow. The valley is a rugged mountain terrain that is characterized by alpine forests and steady streams of the mountains with ample grassy meadows. From the rich heritage valley of Langtang valley can reach the sacred Lake of Gosaikunda.
The Gosaikunda water is believed to be sacred since it is believed to possess spiritual properties that heal one's body. In August, on the most auspicious day of Janai Purnima thousands of Hindu pilgrims are able to take a dip in the sacred water. There are numerous other gorgeous water bodies that have accumulated within the area. Also, we visit the ancient Buddhist shrines , such as Langtang Gompa, Langtang Gompa and Kyanjin Gompa. By crossing the mountain, such as the Chorko Ri it is possible to enjoy a more expansive view of Langtang, Langrisa, Langtang-Ri and Ganjala summit.
Our company representative will pick you up from Tribhuwan International airport in Kathmandu and take you to your hotel. After a refreshment at the hotel, go to Rad Global Adventure's office for review the trekking and tour schedule, the required equipment and different types of equipment as well as any additional questions you might have. Also, you will meet with the members of the team and your guide on the trek. After dinner, we serve an evening meal that is a warm welcome to an exquisite Nepali dish. You are free to experiment with the Nepali delights you'll be able to enjoy more of in the next days.
We travel from Kathmandu for three hours to arrive at Nuwakot which is an ancient Newari town that has significant historical significance. It is known for the Nuwakot palace, which was the residence of previous King of Nuwakot. It is a must to visit the historic Nuwakot Durbar, which is located on the highest point of the hill. This palace has lush greenery and high mountains , with prominent snow-capped mountains. If you've never explored the streets in Kathmandu or Durbar squares, Nuwakot can provide a taste of the old Newari tradition and architectural style. We stay at the accommodation in Nuwakot.
We travel between Nuwakot to Syabrubesi in a minibus. Syabrubesi is the starting point for any trek within the Langtang region. It is a gorgeous Tamang village situated at the beginning into Syabrubesi, which is located in the Langtang region. We spend the night in the lodge in Syabrubesi.
We hike from Syabrubesi taking the trail in the forest of bamboo. The forest will end when we traverse over the Langtang Khola over a suspension bridge. The forest is more sparse on the other side of river. A long climb up Rimche (2510m) can be considered the last hike up the mountain. A gradual descent leads our towards Lama Hotel where we stay over the night in the lodge.
Trek from Lama hotel to Mundu (3541m; 5 hrs, 30 min)
The trek continues from the Lama Hotel with a gradual uphill , but it gets more steep as we enter the stunning forests of maple, oak and rhododendrons, as well as stunning waterfalls. You can see the Himalayan mountains and mountains with peaks including Langtang II as well as the Langtang Ri. We ascend through the forest to the valley's width and tiny settlements of herders that lead to Mundu. Then we rest in a lodge or teahouse located in Mundu.
We take a break in Kyanji Gompa to rest and get used to the elevation change. We also go to this obscure Kyanjin Gompa. In the afternoon, you can go on a trek to Tserko Ri and take some of the most stunning panoramas in the Langtang region from the apex that make up the Himalayan Mountains. The return journey is in Kyanjin Gompa by late afternoon and spend in Kyanjin Gompa's lodge.
Returning in Lama Hotel on stone steps from the Gompa. The trek is mostly downhill the day, through forests along with Tamang villages. It is possible to descend with the views of the magnificent Himalayan range, which we been unable to see while ascending. We will stay another night at Lama hotel.
We start the trek by walking a short distance to Rimche village, and then we descend to walk across the Langtang Khola. We hike through a beautiful Bamboo forest and then make a small upward climb up to Landslide lodge. After crossing yet another bridge. We continue on the road that leads towards Pairo Thaplo Village. From there, we hike into Thulo Syabru village, a vast village that is inhabited with Tamang people. The night we stay at the lodge located within the town.
We hike from Thulo Syabru to the north for a time and then find a checkpoint with the Chorten. From here, we travel south to Garta village, and then go past the Phulung monastery. Then we trek on to arrive at Sin Gompa. We spend the night in the lodge near Sin Gompa.
The trek between Sin Gompa to Gosaikunda is an incredible route that offers stunning views of the snow-capped mountains and mountains while we hike through the ridge for majority throughout the entire day. We also ascend a tiny pass that offers a stunning panorama of Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, and Manaslu, as well as Annapurna mountains. One out of nine lakes at Gosaikunda from the trail. The trek continues upward to reach the holy and revered Gosaikunda Lake. It is located in the middle of tall mountains, with smaller lakes in the distance. It is also possible to see people taking holy baths in the cold waters. We stay for the night at the lodge in Gosaikunda.
We climb to 4600m before reaching Gosaikunda pass, where you can see the stunning panoramic view that is The Himalayan Mountains. Helambu region starts from the summit and then we head down to Melamchi valley. Your guide will guide you about the moraines and caution signs along the trails. We continue our descent down the trail with an even better views until we reach Gopte. We spend the night in an lodge in Gopte.
We depart from Gopte to travel through Tharepati valley to reach the famous Helambu valley, which is home to Sherpa settlements and the stunning panorama of mountains covered in snow. We walk on mountains ridges in the forest before descending towards Magen Goth. The trail climbs gradually from here to the rhododendron woodland with the shepherd's huts that remain until Kutumsangu. We spend the night in an lodge.
The route that runs from Kutumsange to Chisopani is dotted with more houses, stone streets and shops, but the panorama of Chisopani's Himalayan range remains stunning from the villages. It is a good idea to stop in Chipling (2170m) the hill, where you can relax for a bit and continue down the trail towards Pati Bhanjyang and then a final climb up to Chisapani where you stay the night in the lodge.
As we climb the hilly terrain traversing through forests, former army camps and Tamang villages on our way to and from Chisapani. We pass through the final pass, Borlang Bhanjyang at an elevation of 2430m. We continue on to traverse through the Shivapuri National Park until we arrive at Sundarijal the beautiful water paradise. Then we drive back to Kathmandu and then rest in the hotel.
We wish you a fond farewell on your last day in Nepal. The Rad Global Adventure representative will meet you off at the airport, and you'll depart from Nepal. We hope that you enjoyed your trip and that you will return soon to explore other interesting destinations as well.
