Situated at the heart of the Langtang region, Kyanjin Gompa (3,860m) is a small village with a prevalent Buddhist tradition. This small piece of land has attracted thousands of trekkers around the world due to its sheer presence of nature, the beautiful backdrop, and the culture that comes with it. Langtang Village Trek Kyanjin-Gompa is one of those trips that provide the widest diversity of wilderness.
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The highest point of the trek is Tserko Ri (5,150m). However, this attitude is the only problem. The trail is easy to walk on and there are no hard climbs or excessive cold. As we move through the path to Kyanjin Gompa we get to see the beautiful yak pastures and numerous waterfalls, all of which add to the beauty of this magnificent trek.
HappyLand Trek will be more than happy to assist you to take on this beautiful journey to the Langtang region. We will take care of all your belongings, food, and accommodation while you enjoy the bliss of nature.
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Kathmandu, Nepal
Easy
4773 meters
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We trek per day between 4 to 8 hours it’s Depending on the walk, we can always tailor the date to you and your needs. While trekking with Happyland Treks we recommend you to drink 4 to 5 liters of water per day. Water is known to help when combating mountain altitude sickness.
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For the camera/mobile battery we always recommend you bring some extra batteries if possible, you can have a Mobile/Camera Battery charge for almost every tea house and the places where you stay at night. and it costs 200 – 500 per battery charge.
During the Annapurna Base Camp Trek in almost every village, you will have access to boiled purified drinking water, a bottle of water, and hot water for the drink which costs from 70 – 500 rupee per liter depending where you are.
A cold shower is free but we do not recommend not recommends cold showers during the trek because it is too cold up there. That is to say, it’s better to have a hot shower which is possible by Gas Geysers or Hot Bucked and prices start from 100 – 500 rupee per head.
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Arrival in Kathmandu transfer to hotel preparation for trekking and overnight in Kathmandu. (1400m)
Kathmandu to Sybru Beshi (1462m) by bus 7-8 hrs.
Trek Syabru Beshi to Lama Hotel (2380m). approximately 6 hrs.
Trek Lama Hotel to Langtang Village (3430m). approximately 6 hrs.
Trek Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa (3830m) climb Kyanjin Ri (4773m) or approximately 3-4 hrs.
Trek Kyanjin Gompa to Rimche (2399m). approximately 6-7 hrs.
Trek GLama Hotel to Sybru Beshi (1462m) approximately 5-6 hrs.
Sybru Beshi to Kathmandu (1336m) by bus 7-8 hrs.
Departure to international airport or if you have few days extra in Kathmandu you can relax, do shopping, sightseeing, etc.
Moreover, We stayed at the Tea house. Tea house trek basically means a small hotel with a cozy room. Established along the trekking route that provides room and food. Therefore, Most of these established family-owned and home-cooked meals. In adddition, are served as well as different types of European and western food. To sum up, It’s a bit different but it’s good.
However, For all Trekking and Hiking trips, we recommend you be prepared and have the items from this list
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Head:
Sun hat / warm fleece hat / Sunglasses / Head torch/headband
Body:
Few pair of T-shirt / Cotton t-shirt / Light thermal / leggings
Fleece jacket/down jacket
Lightweight walking pants / Hiking Shorts / Undergarments
Feet:
Inner Socks / Thick warm wool hiking socks / Comfortable Hiking boots / Sandals
Hands:
Fleece Gloves / waterproof wind fleece gloves
Accessories:
Sleeping bag liner / Poncho rain cover / Trekking poles. Headlamps and spare batteries/camera batteries with chargers. Watch with light alarm / Water bottle or Camel bag/money belt / Dry Packs
Toiletries and Personal Hygiene:
Shampoo / conditioner
Toothbrush and paste / Face and body moisturizer
Nail clippers file / Clothes washing shop
Toilet paper you can buy more on a trek/hand sanitizer / Sunscreen/body high UV Protection.
Medical Kits:
However, See your doctor for complete travel medicine. In addition, Including High altitude medicine Diamox. and In addition carry your daily medicine.
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Trekking in the Himalayas is challenging. Therefore, As you will be hiking steadily for 4 to 8 hours a day. Therefore, this trek is great for people with some physical fitness. In addition, Improving your cardio endurance with activities. Such as jogging or rowing beforehand can help your body and energy level during the trip. And ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. However, it is not necessary to be a high-level athlete, simply in good shape.
However, People travel and trek every month of the year. But the best seasons are Spring, from March to May, and Autumn, from October to the beginning of December. Therefore, January is one of the coldest months of the year and May is one of the hottest. In addition, the rainy season happens between June and August. So, you should keep that in mind when planning your trip.
To clarify, Mountain Altitude Sickness can affect anyone above 3000 meters. Altitude Sickness affects people regardless of sex, age, and fitness. Secondly, Therefore, If you are showing signs of mountain altitude sickness. Your safety is our first priority and we will facilitate you getting down as fast as possible.
Therefore, We suggest prior to trekking to ensure you are in good health and have consulted with your GP. However, It is recommended prior to departing that walking training is done. So, you have the most enjoyable time while trekking. Please feel free to contact us.
However, Many people suffer from mild symptoms of AMS (ACUTE MOUNTAIN SICKNESS)
In addition, A light headache, loss of appetite. and disturbed sleep may occur when suffering from AMS. If you experience any of these symptoms do not continue to ascend. Therefore, stay where you are or go down to acclimatize.
Hace – High Altitude Cerebral Edema (swelling of the brain)
Hape – High Altitude Pulmonary Edema (fluids in the lungs)
Firstly, Persistent severe headache, difficulty breathing, confused thinking, loss of appetite. Therefore, rapid breathing or breathlessness at rest, vomiting, coughing up pink. In addition, brown or white sputum, the sound of liquid in the lungs. Moreover, Blueness of face and lips, severe lethargy (not wanting to do anything). Persistent bubbling cough. or persistently increased heart rate (110 per minute)
Prevention:- Therefore, Drink plenty of water (not the alcoholic beverage) and eat fruit – especially when crossing high pass.
However, Accommodation in Kathmandu is not included in this package. And you will have to arrange accommodation for staying in Kathmandu yourself. Therefore, Its costs varies depending on the tourist. season as well as the areas where you choose to stay. In conclusion, Our team members will be more than happy to help you. Moreover, provide assistance and guidance for booking accommodation. Or any other travel information related to your Nepal trip.
We have book our langtang trek via website by happyland trek. they were quick response with answer all the questions. Our guide Tika was very experience and friendly as well. everyhting goes smoothly and we enjoy lots. Thank you Happyland Treks
Me and my girl friend we have been langtang trek by happyland treks. they were amazing and very professional services with experience team, well organize everything and always caring of us while trekking. we’re really glad to have this company our nepal trip. We will be back.
“Langtang ”
Good trekking. Guide pasang had good knowledge of local customs and information about nature. Besides that he had a good sense of human and I appreciated this. Everything was well organize and there was always time to discuss things (regarding how long walking distance, where we sleeping). In all I can advise this trekking agency !
“Thanks Happyland Team ”
We met Bimal to discuss trekking and he was so passionate about what he did that we just had to hire him. The journey through Langtang is beautiful, with more wildlife, plants, trees, and landscapes than I could have hoped for. The guide was passionate about what he did, he himself stopping to admire views that, to him, should surely be part of the furniture by now. Along the way we met fascinating people, both the locals who spoke some English and fellow travelers who had all conglomerated to take in this amazing place. When Bimal told us he’d show us somewhere good to go in Kathmandu afterwards we thought it was just politeness, but he meant it. He took us to a really bohemian restaurant around the corner where everyone was his friend, so not only did we get to see fascinating landscapes and nature, we saw the real side of Kathmandu as well.
Bimal
Pramish