Just north to the valley of Kathmandu a
few hours bus ride brings one to the Langtang region.
The most easily accessible trekking route that begins
just north to the capital and can end just on the
outskirts of the valley. Homeland of different ethnic
groups, like the Tamangs, Brahmins and Chhetri, the
trail takes to the Langtang valley, walking from
villages to villages. Just on the north to this region
lies the Tibetan plateau, thus a lot of Tibetan cultural
influence can be seen in the lifestyle of the villagers.
Gosaikund, a sacred lake situated at 4,300 meters makes
this trek a very popular pilgrimage trail for the
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Langtang Ganjala Trek |
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The Ganjala pass is one of the most
challenging passes in Nepal. This wedge in the Himalya
is situated at an altitude of 5160m. Our Langtang trek
takes you over this pass as you make your way south from
Langtang village which lies at 3500m and where the
national park headquarters is located. The route from
Gyang in Helambu, require crossing the 5106m Ganja La.
The pass is blocked by snow, so local inquiries about
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Helambu Trek |
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With immense varieties of brilliant
lush green, crimson rhododendron flowers blooming up to
grace the local environment and far away distance
horizons of snowy peaks, all are there for Helambu
valley trekkers. This is an ideal short trek suitable
for people who have not much time but wanted most out of
their time in Nepal. Usually this trek operates under
simple teahouses along the route, yet the area remains
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Gosaikunda Trek |
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We follow a rugged trail with dramatic
views; to the west Himal chuli (7893m) Manaslu (8156mm)
and Ganesh Himal (7406m). On a clear day, even the
Annapurna range can be seen rising up behind and to the
north across the valley is Langtang Lirung. We pass a
few huts in the high picture of Laurebina, cross a small
ridge and have our first views of the holy lakes. There
are about a dozen lakes in the Gosainkunda Basin, the
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Langtang Gosaikunda Trek |
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This treks takes us into some of the
wildest and most scenic areas of Nepal. Fro the fertile
rice basins of TRISULI; the great stands of rhododendron
and conifer on the higher slopes. The high alpine Yak
pastures, glaciers and moraines around Kyangingompa. The
remote holy Lakes at Gosainkunda along the route we
experience the whole range of Himalayan topography.
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Panch Pokhari Trek |
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Pristine mountain views, rich culture
and genuine adventure, offering a trekking experience to
the base of Jugal Himal towards north East of Kathmandu.
This area is a combination of rich culture heritage,
unsurpassed beauty and biological diversity, beginning
at Chautara. Home to Sherpa and Tamang people, the trek
starts from 1400m and goes up to 4000m at Panchpokhari,
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