Langtang Valley Trek 5 Days

Langtang Valley Trek 5 Days
At a Glance
  • Duration5 Days
  • DestinationNepal
  • Difficulty Level Moderate
  • Maximum Altitude4773m
  • ActivityLangtang 5 Days Trekking in Nepal
  • Group Size1-20
  • StartsKathmandu
  • EndsKathmandu
  • Best SeasonAll around the year
Langtang Valley Trek 5 Days Highlights
  • Best for nature lovers who are looking for trekking in serene and secluded places.
  • Opportunities to view beautiful Himalayan landscapes in the form of rivers, waterfalls, and forests during the Kyanjin Gompa trek.
  • View of Langtang Lirung (7,246m), Dorje Lakpa (6,966m), Ganesh Himal (7,429m), and other peaks.
  • Take a peaceful journey to the Kyanjin Gompa, which stands at an altitude of 12,865 meters.
  • Find less traveled ways by others on a Langtang National Park trek.
  • Get to try out local cuisine such as yak cheese, momos, and dal bhat.
  • Monasteries, chortens, mani walls, and prayer flags on the trek route.
  • You will have fantastic Himalayan views if you ascend Tserko Ri.

The Langtang Valley Trek is a short-term trekking journey for five days through one of the most reachable Himalayan regions of Nepal. If you are searching for a short trek and want to see the beautiful mountain environment, then this 5 days langtang trekking is a good choice.

A true paradise for walkers, the Langtang Valley trek presents a perfect combination of light physical activities along with cultural and nature explorations—the perfect gateway into trekking in Nepal.

The trek starts from Syabrubesi, which is a maddening trailhead that may be accessed via a long 7-8 hour scenic ride from Kathmandu. The first two days feature the climb through heavy rhododendron and bamboo forests and crossing suspension bridges over the thundering Langtang Khola, as well as ascending the terraced fields and classic villages such as Lama Hotel and Mundu.

The trail slowly extends to the massive Langtang Valley at a point where trekkers will be rewarded with expansive views of glacier-capped towering mountains and vast meadows.
The village of Kyanjin Gompa is the trek’s main attraction, an old cultural center and spiritual place that has an ancient monastery and a yak cheese factory, through which it is possible to learn more about the local way of life.

In this case, the trekkers are given a chance to experience the surrounding viewpoints, such as Kyanjin Ri (4773m). For breathtaking views at sunrise, or simply relax in the serene high altitude. The trek is suggested for moderately fit individuals because the altitude is also not too intense, reaching a maximum height of 3,870m at Kyanjin Gompa. Acclimatization is the key to enjoying the trek.

The return trip takes the return route back to Syabrubesi, where trekkers will be able to return to favorite points of interest or catch details that they missed on the climb, such as tiny mani stones or well-hidden waterfalls. The Langtang Valley Trek is unique in combining natural beauty with an abundance of cultural depth and with an opportunity to meet locals whose spirit never broke through despite the region’s history of difficulties, even the 2015 earthquake.

The less deep noises of the trail make it more appealing when compared to more frequent, famous routes, such as Everest Base Camp, and provide the calmness of solitude and nature’s beauty. Optimally suited for the spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November), the trek guarantees clear skies and a prospering flora, thus, the best of trekking conditions. With a tight itinerary, the Langtang Valley Trek provides a deep Himalayan experience and the recollections of harsh routes, honest smiles, and gigantic heights that characterize the northern limits of Nepal.

Book your Langtang adventure today with Mount Glory Treks for an experienced, guided, safe, and unforgettable Himalayan experience. Let us do all the logistics while you enjoy yourself in the magic of the mountains.

What makes the 5-day Langtang Valley Trek special?

There are many distinct points by which the Langtang Valley trek is special. Here are the specialties of the 5-Day Langtang Valley Trek:

  • Gives a very good grand close-up view of peaks like Langtang Lirung (7,227m) with an array of surrounding snowy peaks.
  • Those interesting Buddhist traditions, monasteries, and lifestyles of the Tamang people would speak of the Tamang language.
  • Promises the beauty of different mountain environments like green forests, alpine meadows, glacial rivers, and high mountain valleys.
  • Reach the famous Kyanjin Gompa, a sacred monastery, and a local cheese factory where you can sample yak cheese.
  • See Langtang National Park with some of its famous fauna, including red pandas, Himalayan thars, and lush rhododendron forests in spring.
  • A quieter, more peaceful short trek for those seeking beauty and culture, devoid of the overused paths of other regions.

How do you prepare for the Langtang Valley Trek 5 Days?

Physical Preparation

The Langtang Valley Trek is considered average and involves walking on a terrain that varies between easy and demanding for 5 to 7 hours per day. One has to do a good amount of cardio 4 to 6 weeks before the trek: hiking, running, and stair climbing. Side by side, strengthen your legs and core so you can build endurance to complete the trek successfully and remain injury-free. If you have the time or resources, go out for hikes once or twice with a little weight on your back! It will condition your body to the demands of the trek.

Gear and Packing

Travel light, but always with the necessary gear. To ensure safety, you must have trekking boots, several layers of wearable clothing, a down jacket and sleeping bag, trekking poles, some sort of refillable water bottle with purification tablets, and basic first aid. Your daypack includes everything you need—snacks, sunscreen, and a light but fragile rain jacket.

Logistics and Permits

You are strongly encouraged to have your trek arranged via a registered guide or agency or with a reputable company—particularly if you do not have local knowledge of the routes or how to navigate weather and environmental considerations. The TIMS card and Langtang National Park Entry Permit are valid for the trek and can be arranged in Kathmandu.

Transport can then be arranged to the trailhead at Syabrubesi (approx. 7-8 hr. by jeep/bus). Plan for a buffer day just to be on the safe side if anything delays you, and check on seasonal conditions or trail updates prior to departure.

Why 5 days Langtang Valley Trek with Mount Glory Treks?

Here are the reasons why you should book this 5-day short trek to Langtang Valley with us:

  • Experienced Local Guides—Trek with knowledgeable, licensed guides who know about the Langtang region's history, culture, and terrains.
  • Well-planned itinerary—Professionally designed 5-day itinerary where you trek, acclimatize, and get more cultural experiences without feeling rushed.
  • All-inclusive service - All permits, meals, accommodation, transportation, and guiding/portering are included so you can focus only on the experience.
  • Culturally engaging—Mount Glory works hard to ensure you authentically engage with the Tamang and Tibetan communities to help develop your overall cultural experience.
  • Safety-first strategy—The team is proactive with altitude advice, first aid kits, and ensuring they check in with you regularly during the trek to ensure you are safe on the trail.
  • Customizable—Flexibility can be applied to the pace, adding days, and combining with nearby treks such as Gosaikunda or Helambu.
  • Positive reference - With a series of strong reviews and testimonials, you are dealing with a company known for its professional service and personal attention.

Cost of 5 Days Langtang Valley Trekking In Nepal

The 5-Day Langtang Valley Trekking Package is one of the most affordable Himalayan treks in Nepal, providing excellent value for both solo tourists and groups. Whether you're walking alone or with friends, you can expect high-quality services at a reasonable cost.

At Mount Glory Treks Company, we provide adjustable pricing based on group size, ensuring that you receive the best possible price. The cost of this 5 day Langtang valley trekking package ranges from USD 350 to USD 550 on a group-sharing basis for 2025 and 2026.

Our 5-day packages include all essential permits, knowledgeable guides, porter services, transportation, and warm teahouse accommodations. Also, we offer a customizable service where you can get your own date and modify the trek according to your preferences.

Itinerary

The days journey begins with a scenic 6–7 hour drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (1,460 m), covering around 122 km. The drive takes you through winding mountain roads, terraced fields, and traditional townlets along the Trishuli River. It’s a beautiful preface to the Himalayan foothills and pastoral Nepal.

After reaching Syabrubesi, the touring portion crosses thresholds. The 4–5 hour journey to Rimche (2,400 m) begins with a descent to the Bhote Koshi River, followed by a gradual rise through tropical timbers filled with bamboo, rhododendron, and occasional wildlife like langurs or red pandas. You’ll pass small settlements like Bamboo before reaching the peaceful village of Rimche.

The day offers a mix of natural beauty and artistic casts, making it a satisfying launch. You’ll stay overnight at a teahouse in Rimche, enjoying a warm mess and views of the forested hills girding the Langtang River.

 

    The second day of this trekking journey from Rimche to Langtang Village (3,430 m) takes around 5 to 6 hours and covers roughly 11 km. The trail continues gently uphill through thick pine and oak timbers, following the Langtang Khola swash upstream. You will reach Lama Hotel first, a common stop for trekkers, and also continue thrusting.

    As you move higher, the foliage starts to thin and give way to wider lookouts of the snowcapped peaks. Along the way, you will pass Ghodatabela, a small settlement where you will stop for lunch and enjoy views of Langtang Lirung. The trail also gradually ascends past prayer flags and chortens into the wide vale that leads to Langtang Village.

    Langtang Village is a culturally rich and emotional stop. It was devastated by the 2015 earthquake and rebuilt with adaptability. Then, you’ll experience Tibetan-told culture, grave-stone houses, and yak ranges. You spend the night at a cozy teahouse in the village.

      The third day of the trek, from Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa (3,870 m), is shorter but inversely scenic, taking about 4–5 hours and covering roughly 7 km. After that, the path goes on through yak grazing areas and wide alpine meadows. It also passes through small villages like Mundu and Sindum.

      When you reach Kyanjin Gompa, you'll be able to see beautiful mountain views, such as Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, and Gangchempo. Along the path are prayer flags, mani walls, and chortens that add to the spiritual feel of the trip. This place is in the Langtang range, where glaciers form a receptacle.

      Kyanjin Gompa is a beautiful village girdled by mountains and home to a centuries-old Buddhist friary. You can also explore the nearby yak rubbish plant, take short walks to glacier shoes, or simply rest and enjoy the serene terrain in meditation for the coming day’s early morning hike.

        The following part of your hike will take you two or three hours round-trip to Kyanjin Ri (4,773 meters). Although challenging, the ascent to the summit rewards hikers with stunning views of the upper valley, glaciers, and the Langtang range. For anyone visiting this area, it is an absolute must-do.

        Following breakfast in Kyanjin, you will descend to the Lama Hotel (2,470 m) via Langtang Village and Ghodatabela, taking around 6 to 7 hours. The ascent is easier on the body, but you'll need to be cautious on the rocky road, especially as you pass through deep forest.

        Despite being a retraced route, the changing angle and autumn light give the geographies a new perspective. You will enjoy the lush timber decor and likely hassle more wildlife on your way down. An overnight stay at the Lama Hotel provides a comfortable rest after a long and satisfying day.

          The final day begins with a 4–5 hour descent from Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi, covering about 9 km. The trail leads back through Bamboo and follows the Langtang River, with a blend of timber paths, suspension bridges, and gravel paths.

          It’s a fairly easy walk compared to former days, allowing you to reflect on your trekking trip. Upon reaching Syabrubesi, take your time to relax and enjoy your last moments in the Langtang region.

          After your lunch, you will start the around 7 hour drive back to Kathmandu, returning through the same scenic trace. You’ll arrive in the evening, filled with recollections of mountain views, artistic hassles, and a successful Langtang Valley adventure.

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            What's Included
            • All your standard Meals during the trek (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner).
            • Standard Guest House accommodation while trekking on a twin-sharing basis.
            • Both-way transportation for Kathmandu-Syabrubesi-Kathmandu by Bus.
            • Well,  English-speaking Government License Holder and Experienced Trek leader/Guide.
            • Food, Accommodation, salary, insurance, and equipment are for all staff.
            • Langtang Conservation Area Permits and TIMS  for trekking.
            • All government, hotel, and other applicable taxes.
            • Farewell, dinner in a typical Nepali Restaurant.
            • Trip Completion Certificate.
            • Official expenses.
            What's not Included
            • International Airfare and taxes.
            • Personal Travel Insurance.
            • Porter Service.
            • Nepal Entry Visa Fee.
            • Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu.
            • All items of personal expenses.
            • Tipping for guides, porters, and drivers(tipping is expected).
            • Any other expense which is not mentioned in a price includes a section.

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            Ends: FridayMay 30, 2025
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            Useful Information

            How hard is 5 days Langtang Valley Trek?

            The phrase moderate fit describes the Langtang Valley Trek, which lasts about five days and is therefore suitable for fit hikers with some trail experience. Trekkers stride between five to seven hours each day through all kinds of elements or scenery that covers forest trails, steep climbs, rocky terrain, and high points in the mountain.

            Although Kyanjin Gompa, the highest point at around 3,870 meters (12,697 ft.), was not quite as steep as Everest Base Camp, it may lead to altitude concerns for some. Somewhat fast elevation gain is quite hard over a short time, so a good amount of adaptation, hydration, and a nice pace are important things to maintain.

            The trail is generally well-pronounced and not unreasonably specialized, but the ascent and descent bear abidance, especially for those not used to mountainous terrain. With medication and support from educated attendants or janitors, most well-fit pedestrians can complete the route comfortably.

            Best Time to do the Langtang Valley Trek 5 Days

            This 5-day trekking journey to Langtang Valley can also be done during two main trekking seasons, i.e., spring from March through May and mid-September until November in autumn, as the weather favors these seasons and gives nature at its best. Trails in spring are decorated with rhododendrons and other wildflowers in full bloom, while the views of snow-clad Langtang Lirung and other peaks are simply superb.

            The weather/daytime remained pleasant—perfect for an evening walk—the nights were, however, lovely and cool, just perfect for trekking. During autumn, after the monsoon, you will experience crisp, refreshing, dry air with wildlife at its finest, offering you stunning views even as you trail/hike through golden forests and terraced fields, all with the ridges and peaks of the mountains as your backdrop.

            And of course spring and autumn offer you a break away from the extremes, while not having to worry about the summer monsoon rain bringing chances of landslides and slippery trails to contend with, nor the cold of winter bringing lots of snow affecting trail openings at higher elevations. Overall, spring and autumn are your best times to enjoy the safest, most scenic, and most enjoyable experience of the culturally vibrant, naturally beautiful Langtang Valley.

            Food and Meals During the Langtang Valley Trek

            During the Langtang Valley Trail, trekkers have many meal options and are very well catered for because the teahouses, lodges, and resorts along the trail provide simple but filling meals of food that are key and that are designed to provide plenty of energy and sustenance to support the journey.

            The central dish on the Langtang Valley Trail is easily known as a traditional Nepali meal, dal bhat , which is steamed rice, lentil soup, vegetable curry, and some pickles or meat if you choose, but it is filling, a protein-starch combination, and plentiful. Breakfast was typically porridge, eggs, toast, and sometimes tea or coffee; other items such as noodles, fried rice, Tibetan bread, momo (dumplings), macaroni, pancakes, or soup were provided in most teahouses.

            The majority of the cuisine was locally produced and fresh. The options became more limited and basic as trekkers went to higher altitudes due to limited forms of transportation, the distance from the larger markets, and the nature of being remote. Most food was plant- based, and this is recommended because meat might not be fresh in far-off places without fridges.

            Trekkers should either drink cooked water from a teahouse or carry and utilize purification pills because drinking water is essential to a successful journey. Despite being simple, the food was substantial and satisfying, and it all offered the comfort required to support the arduous task of trekking in the Himalayas.

            Accommodation During the 5-Day Trek to Langtang Valley

            On this short trek to Langtang Valley, you will stay in locally owned teahouses or lodges. You can experience actual hospitality from mountain people at teahouses, which offer basic, hygienic, and cozy lodging. Teahouses often have twin beds, foam mattresses, and basic furnishings in small rooms. However, we suggest bringing a sleeping bag for extra warmth and hygienic purposes during the very cold evenings at higher elevations.

            Depending on the height and distance to a city, the teahouse's services differ from village to village. Teahouses in lower-altitude villages provide more amenities than those in higher-altitude areas, including bathrooms or attached bathrooms, hot showers (for an extra cost), and electricity for charging devices. In elevated regions, people encounter shared toilet facilities while hot water access remains scarce and heating options are restricted to communal dining spaces where a central stove provides warmth.

            The uncomplicated nature of the setting paradoxically combines with host warmth to create an indelible experience. Teahouse stays deliver essential rest and shelter while enabling cultural exchange because these family-run establishments reveal the daily lives, traditions, and stories of local Tamang and Tibetan-influenced communities.

            Packing list for the 5-day Langtang Trek

            Essentials

            • Backpack: 30–40 litres
            • Langtang National Park)
            • Photocopy of passport
            • Cash (Nepali rupees)
            • Travel insurance (covering trekking)

            Clothing

            • 2 moisture-wicking foundational layers
            • Two to three trekking t-shirts
            • One fleece or warm jacket
            • One waterproof jacket and one waterproof pair of pants
            • 1–2 thermal bottoms
            • Warm hat or beanie.
            • Sun hat/cap
            • Buff or neck gaiter
            • Warm + light combo gloves

            Footgear

            • Broken-in trekking shoes
            • shoes/sandals for camps
            • Optional: gaiters

            Trekking Equipment

            • 10° C or lower rated sleeping bag
            • Trekking Poles
            • Headlamp with supplemental batteries
            • Hydration bladder (2L total) or reuses water bottles
            • tablets for the filter
            • Sunglasses with UV protection
            • Sunblock + SPF lip balm

            Toiletries

            • Toothpaste and toothbrush, a Little fast-drying towel, toilet paper, and Wipees
            • Hand Sanitizer, moisturizer/ lip balm
            • Biodegradable soap (optional)
            • First Aid and Medicine
            • Personal pharmaceuticals
            • Antiseptic cream
            • Blister plasters/band-aids, anti-diarrheal tablets
            • ORS (rehydration salt)

            Others

            • Treats: bars, dried fruit, nuts
            • Power bank, phone, and charger
            • For waterproofing, use ziplock/dry bags.
            • Lightweight notebook/pen (optional)
            • Lightweight book/cards (optional)

            Travel Insurance For Langtang Valley Trek

            It offers financial protection and emergency assistance in case of unplanned occurrences during your trip, Travel insurance is an absolutely essential need for the Langtang Trek. Many basic policies omit high-altitude activities; therefore, when selecting coverage, be certain it definitely covers trekking up to 5,000 meters. An all-encompassing policy should cover personal liability, lost or stolen items, trip cancellations or delays, helicopter evacuation, and emergency medical insurance. Unless covered by insurance, emergency evacuation, typically by helicopter, is very expensive in case of altitude sickness or injury. At all times, it is advisable to have a digital and printed copy of your insurance policy and emergency contact numbers. Always verify policy specifics with your insurer to confirm coverage for your exact trekking route and height.

            Altitude Sickness and Management During Langtang Trek (5 Days)?

            Typically above 2,500 meters, altitude sickness, aka Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), occurs from your body's improper acclimatization to great heights. Among the symptoms are headaches, nausea, dizziness, fatigue, shortness of breath, disturbed sleep, and maybe more. Under very unusual conditions, AMS could evolve to High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE) or High Altitude Cerebral Edema (HACE), both of which are gravely serious. On walks like Langtang, gradual ascent is essential for the regulation and avoidance of altitude sickness; ideally, this should be no more than 300–500 meters daily once above 3,000 meters. Avoid cigarettes and alcohol completely. Stay hydrated; consume enough calories. Diamox (acetazolamide) and other drugs can help to speed up acclimatization and lower symptoms. The only sensible option is to immediately reduce to a lower altitude should symptoms worsen. High-altitude safety depends on listening to your body rather than ignoring symptoms.

            Guides and Porters for 5 Days Trek to Langtang

            Guides and porters greatly enhance your safety and enjoyment. Also, in addition to aiding with navigation and communication, a licensed guide offers insightful commentary on local customs, landmarks, and ways of life. Particularly in isolated locations where medical resources are few, their presence is crucial as they are trained in first aid and altitude sickness reaction. Conversely, porters carry your large luggage (usually 20–25 kg), thereby letting you hike more easily with just a daypack. Hiring guides and porters also helps the local economy and advances responsible travel. Though not required, hiring them is strongly advised, especially for first-time trekkers or those not acquainted with high-altitude terrain.

            Always treat them with respect, including fair pay and suitable gratuities; make sure they are insured and well-equipped; hire them either straight from the village or via a distinguished agency.

            Good to Know Before the 5-Day Langtang Valley Trek

            Here are a few basic things that you need to know before starting your Langtang Valley trek, 5 days

            Tipping Culture
            In Nepal, tipping is a frequent and much-loved custom. Although not required, it is customary to tip porters and guides to thank them for their toil. Usually it is divided between the guide and the porter. So a typical gratuity is between 10 and 15% of the total trekking cost. Ideally, you should give tips in cash during a small ceremony or thank-you gesture at the end of the trek.

            Wi-Fi
            You can find Wi-Fi in some teahouses during the Langtang trail, especially in busier locations such as Lama Hotel and Kyanjin Gompa. Just keep in mind that it's very slow and is reliable, plus you have to pay a fee. It's suggested to inform your friends or family in advance about the intermittent service.

            Charging
            Most teahouses offer charging for your device, but it generally costs between 2 to 3 USD per hour or per device. They frequently use solar power, so it is subject to the weather. It’s smart to bring a completely charged power bank for the journey, and a solar bowl might come in handy too.

            Hot Showers
            Hot showers can be set up at some teahouses, but anticipate paying a redundant 2 to 5 USD. They heat the water with gas or solar, which can be limited on cloudy days or at high elevations. Do not anticipate luxury — numerous showers are simple setups with just a pail or a valve.

            ATM
            After Syabrubesi, there are no ATMs along the Langtang Valley trail. Make sure to withdraw enough cash in Kathmandu to cover your journey charges like food, lodging, charging freights, and tips. Teahouses do n’t take cards or digital payments, so having enough Nepali rupees is crucial.

            How to Be Responsible
            As a responsible trekker, try to lessen your impact on the terrain and admire the original culture. Bring a refillable water bottle and use sanitization tablets to skip buying plastic bottles. Stick to pronounced trails, do n’t bother wildlife, and try to support original businesses and attendants. Always pack out your trash, and do your part by picking up any waste you see on the trail.

            Langtang Valley Trek 5 Days FAQs

            • The Langtang trek takes 5 days on average to complete the route. You can also take additional treks along the route, which will increase your total distance. If you walk to Tserko Ri Peak from Kyanjin Gompa, it will add around 8 km to your trek.

            • Like everywhere in Nepal, the peak season for hiking in Langtang is the end of March to May and September to November, with April and October being the busiest months.

            • The main ethnic group living in Langtang Valley is the Tamang community. They are indigenous people in the Langtang region with the influence of Sherpa and Tibetan culture.

              The population of Langtang Valley is scattered around high-altitude villages like Langtang Village, Kyanjin Gompa, Thulo Syabru, etc.

            • The highest altitude as per the itinerary is Kyanjin Ri at an altitude of 4773m; however, if you explore the Tserko Ri (Cherko Ri), which is situated at an altitude of 4984 m, it is the highest altitude.

            • Langtang was destroyed in the earthquake, and 300 people there died. But others returned and rebuilt a tourist haven, a status that's now dividing the village.

            • The Langtang National Park office, a body under the Ministry of Forests and Environment, has made it mandatory for trekkers to visit the region with licensed guides. The ministry took this decision after reports of increasing numbers of tourists visiting the park unaccompanied.

            • They generally follow Tibetan Buddhism and speak a Tibetan language that is closely related to the Tibetan spoken in Kyirong, southern Tibet. The Langtangpas regard the mountain Langtang Lirung as their local country god.

               

            • If you have a car, just drive north on the road leading to Language. Make sure your car is good for the mountains, and the journey might take a few hours, depending on traffic and road conditions. Enjoy the scenic drive.

            • Langtang's expansive high meadows provide summer habitat for numerous ungulate species such as musk deer and Himalayan tahr. The park is also well known for its populations of red panda, Himalayan black bear, snow leopard, wild dog, ghoral, serow, and more than 250 species of birds.

            • The Enchanting Langtang Valley located north of Kathmandu, the valley is easily accessible by road, and it is a trail worth trekking. The trekking experience in the Langtang Valley is a comprehensive mix of scenic views, natural beauty, diverse wildlife and landscapes, cultural richness, and spiritual depth.

            • The highest point of the 5 Days Langtang Valley Trek is Kyanjin Ri, at 4,773 meters (15,655 ft.). It lies a short distance from the famous Kyanjin Gompa.

               

            • On the clearest days, the South Face of Everest can be seen from the city. Also, hill points like Chandragiri, Chovar, and Nagarkot are the best places for catching an Everest glimpse. For the mountains around Langtang Valley, you can view them from Dhulikhel and the above-mentioned places.

               

            • The roundtrip of the Langtang Valley Trek covers around 70 to 75 kilometers, depending on the route that you take as well as any additional detours like Tserko Ri, Yala Peak, or Gosaikunda Lake.

            • What should you bring to the Langtang Valley trek?

              • Warm hat, scarf, sunglasses, and gloves.
              • 3-4 long- and short-sleeved t-shirts.
              • Waterproof jacket and running shoe,s etc.

               

            • The trek is moderate, but it involves long days of walking. Trekkers should be prepared for uphill and downhill stretches. Training before the trek will help improve stamina.

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