Langtang Valley Trek

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  • Destination: Nepal
  • Trip Difficulty: Moderate
  • Transport: Private Vehicle / Bus
  • Food: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
  • Accommodation: Lodge to lodge
  • Max Elevation: 4965m
  • Group Size: MIn 1 pax

Langtang Valley Trek

Langtang Valley Trek takes you through a wonderful trail in the Langtang region of Nepal. "Langtang” in particular is derived from the Tibetan words ‘Lang’ and ‘Tang’, which means ‘following yak’, citing an incident where it is believed that once a Lama lost his yak and followed the trail till the valley and the valley is believed to have been discovered. Langtang Valley is one of the most fascinating trekking regions for those wishing a short trek into the Himalayas with a desire to explore the natural beauty, ancient Tibetan culture, and panoramic mountain views.

The trek begins with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi and heads forward through the banks of the Langtang River. The trail to Langtang Valley passes through marvelous alpine meadows, majestic waterfalls, and magnificent rhododendron forests. Langtang National Park preserves this region, the first Himalayan national park of Nepal, established in 1976.

Passing through this national park makes this trek more astonishing as it provides a great opportunity to witness various floras and faunas, including Danphe, red panda, musk deer, and Himalayan black bear. The Buddhist flags fluttering on the way during the trek.

After spending an overnight at the Lama Hotel, you can get to the Langtang Valley, located just below the Langtang Glacier. The ethnic generosity is surprising as the customary villages populated by the Tamang people have preserved their traditional folk culture and customs, which is much similar to the Tibetan culture.

The trekking extends to the Kyanjin Gompa, which is the central spiritual attraction in the Langtang region. Exploring the adjacent panoramas and the yak grazing pastures is an exciting day. The Himalayan views of Langtang Lirung, Mt. Gangchenpo, Ganesh Himal, and Yala Peak are simply awe-inspiring. 

Langtang Valley, also known as the “valley of glaciers,” is described by the famous British mountaineer and explorer Bill Tilman as the most beautiful valley in the world. Join us and explore this beautiful valley to discover one of the most rewarding treks in the nation of the Himalayas. 

You might be interested in our Langtang Trek 7 Days package.

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The difficulty level of the Langtang Valley Trek

The difficulty level of treks in Nepal varies mostly based on the altitude of the trekking destination and the number of days taken. Four major trekking difficulty grades run from the easiest grade to the hardest.

Grade one (easiest) - Treks below the altitude of 3500 meters

Grade two (moderate) - Treks between the altitude of 3500 and 4500 meters

Grade three (moderately difficult)- Treks between altitudes of 4500 and 5600 meters

Grade four (difficult with technical climbing)- Treks between altitudes above 5600 meters

The Lantang Valley trek varies in altitude, but the highest altitude it brings is 3900 meters. Such altitude treks are the moderate grade two level trek. So the difficulty level of the Langtang Valley trek is moderate.

Is the trek Beginner Friendly?

The trek falls among the Mid level difficulty of Nepali trail treks. The trek is definitely beginner friendly and poses very few dangers for a hike. If you wish to do a short trek with your friends and family, this could be the one. It allows any age group for a hike and is very simple.

Best time for Langtang Valley trek

The best time for the Lantang Valley trek is like any other trekking season in Nepal. Autumn and spring are the peak trekking season in Nepal. The same goes for the best time for the Lantang Valley trek.

Spring in Nepal falls in March, April, and May, whereas autumn falls in October, November, and December. The spring and autumn seasons bring very clear and temperate weather. You do not have to face the hassle caused by a sweltering hot climate or freezing weather. The trails are very clear and dry as there is minimum to no chance of rainfall or snowfall.

The autumn seasons, specifically the months of October and November, are festival seasons in Nepal. The festive environment of the country aids in the season and is very suitable.

On the other hand, people also trek the Langtang region off-season during monsoon and winter. But it will need a lot of preparation and hassle. You ought to be prepared for rainy or snowy weather.  Preparation of extra trekking gear for rain, raincoat, boots, etc., is necessary for the monsoon. The winter season requires heavy luggage for thick thermal wear to fight the cold.

Although the off-season treks could be challenging, they could still be positive. The trails in off-season treks are very quiet and peaceful. Hiking on such trails will be a great experience. Snowfall during winter in Nepal’s Himalayas is quite a beauty.

Package Customization Option

The 8 Days Langtang Valley Trek is the standard trekking package offered by Marvel Adventure in this mainstream region. However, you necessarily don’t have to stick with the mentioned itinerary plan if you are looking for a distinct experience, we also do offer full customization options. In the customization option for the Langtang Valley Trek, you will have full control over the itinerary plans from the length of the overall trip, highlight exploration around the region, walking pace, and rest day along the journey.

Similarly, you can also decide on the overall quality of services, number of guides and porters, transport mode, etc. For the customization option, you can either provide us with the outline of the experience you are looking for, or we will draft the itinerary plans as per your request.

Langtang Valley Trek Cost - Group Discount Available 

If you are planning on this trek with your friends or family, you can also take advantage of Marvel Adventure’s group discount plan. The larger the number of members in your trekking group, the more hefty the discount rates. Thus, if you are doing this trek with a group, you will be able to save up for the adventures you are planning next. Our discounts are based on three modules; the discount rates will vary on the group size as follows:

Lantang Valley trek cost for 1 Pax = US$ 675 /person
Lantang Valley trek cost 2 Pax - 4 Pax = US$ 650 /person
Lantang Valley trek cost 5 Pax - 9 Pax = US$ 625 /person
Lantang Valley trek cost 10 Pax + = US$ 600 /person

Outline Itinerary

This is the standard Langtang Valley Trek itinerary plan for our 8 Days Langtang Valley Trek. Your journey will follow the Langtang Valley Trek map of this route as you gradually traverse across the charming trail above Syabrubesi exploring the major highlights of the region. The itinerary packages you surf on the internet may vary slightly considering the stop point on the trail, but this is the most standard route for Langtang Valley Trek.

Langtang Valley Trek Outline Itinerary Trek DurationAltitude Gain
Day 01: Drive from Kathmandu (1,400 meters/ 4,593 feet) to Syabrubesi (1,450 meters/ 4,757 feet)

7 to 8 hours (drive) (122 km/ 75 miles)

50 meters/ 164 feet
Day 02: Trek from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel (2,480 meters/ 8,136 feet)7 to 8 hours (11.3 km/ 7 miles)1,030 meters/ 3,379 feet
Day 03: Lama Hotel to Langtang Village (3,540 meters/ 11,614 feet) trekking6 to 7 hours (14.8 km/ 9.1 miles)1,060 meters/ 3,477 feet
Day 04: Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa (3,900 meters/ 12,795 feet)3 to 4 hours (6.8 km/ 4.2 miles)360 meters/ 1,181 feet
Day 05: Hiking to Tsergo Ri (4,985 meters/ 16,354 feet) and overnight at Kyanjin Gompa7 to 8 hours (17.7 km/ 10.9 miles)1,085 meters/ 3,559 feet
Day 06: Trekking down to Rimche (2,399 meters/ 7,870 feet) from Kyanjin Gompa6 to 7 hours (11.8 km/ 7 miles)1,501 meters/ 4,924 feet (loss)
Day 07: Rimche to Syabrubesi (1,450 meters/ 4,757 feet) trek5 to 6 hours (10.9 km/ 6.7 miles)949 meters/ 3,113 feet (loss)
Day 08: Drive back to Kathmandu (1,400 meters/ 4,593 feet) from Syabrubesi

7 to 8 hours (drive) (122 km/ 75 miles)

50 meters/ 164 feet (loss)

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Highlights

  • Exploring Langtang National Park
  • Culturally rich and hospitable Tamang villages
  • Walking through blooming rhododendron forest
  • Visiting Kyanjin Gompa, an ancient Buddhist monastery
  • Spectacular mountain views of the Langtang range

Day to Day Itinerary

  • Day 1 Drive to Syabrubesi (2380m)

    Drive hours - 7 hours to 8 hours

    Distance - 80 km

    Syabrubesi’s altitude - 2380 meters

    Overnight stay at Syabrubesi

    The first step of our Langtang valley trek will go towards a small mountain town called Syabrubesi. The mountain village lies inside the Langtang National park. We will take a route on the northern highway to drive towards this small village. The road passes through mountain regions and along the Trishuli river.

    We get views of mesmerizing landscapes, hamlets along the hills, vistas of the mountains, etc., as we reach our destination. The first day ends with an overnight stay at Sybrubesi’s lodge.

    • Day 2 Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel (2560m)

      Trekking hours - 7 to 8 hours

      Lama Hotel’s altitude - 2560 meters

      Overnight stay at Lama Hotel

      The second day of the trek is the start of the hiking part of the trip. we will enter the Lantang National Park on this day. The route takes us alongside trails of the Bhote Koshi river. The trails are usually full of rhododendron and oak trees.

      Hiking uphill through the forests, we will reach the village called Bamboo(1850m) for lunch. Then we pass through stable trails among the dense forests where we can see many birds. A short ascent through the bamboo forest will take us to the Lama hotel. This will be our last destination for the day. A good night's sleep at this hotel will mark the end of day two.

      • Day 3 Lama Hotel to Langtang (3540m)

        Trekking hours - 6 hours to 7 hours

        Langtang altitude - 3540 meters

        Overnight stay at Langtang

        On this day, we will continue our journey by trekking through trails covered by rhododendron and pine forests. A three-hour-long trek will take us to a place called Ghora Tabela for lunch. The place is covered with wildlife and many herbal shrubs nearby.

        After we finish lunching at Ghora Tabela, we will walk for further 3 hours towards Lantang. The trek will take us through picturesque trails. The day will end with arrival at Langtang village and resting off the exhaustion here.

        • Day 4 Langtang to Kyanjin Gompa (3900m)

          Trekking hours - 3 to 4 hours

          Kyangjin Gompa’s altitude - 3900 meters

          Overnight stay at Kyanjin Gompa

          Day fourth of the Lantang valley trek will be towards Kyangjin Gompa. The destination is an ancient Buddhist monastery. The place housing this monastery is a quaint hamlet that lies at the foothills of many mountain peaks. The place also houses a cheese factory that the Nepal government runs. The cheese factory and the monastery will be our exploration points in this place.

          Clear weather will show us stunning views of mountains like Ganchempo and Lantang Lirung. A small hill nearby shows us views of other small mountains like Langshisa, Dorje Lakpa, etc.

          After a day full of exploration of this region, we will stay the night here.

          • Day 5 Day hike up to Tsergo Ri (4985m) and back to Kyanjin Gompa

            Trekking hours - 7 to 8 hours

            Kyangjin Gompa’s altitude - 3900 meters

            Overnight stay at Kyanjin Gompa

            On this day, we will wake up early in the morning and hike to a place called Tsergo Ri. The place has splendid panorama mountain views of Lantang Lirung, Yubra Himal, Naya Kanga, Yala peak, etc. we can see the mountain ranges stretched all over the horizon.

            Moreover, we will also reach the Lantang glacier and Langshihs Kharka, which is a yak pasture. After exploring our destinations for the day, we will return back to Kyanjin Gompa to spend the night.

            • Day 6 Trek down to Rimche

              Trekking hours - 6 to 7 hours

              Rimche’s altitude - 2399 meters

              Overnight stay at Rimche

              The sixth day of the trek will include a descent to a lower altitude, Rimche. We will pass through beautiful landscapes as we trace our steps back to Rimche. The downhill walk will be much easier than most treks done on the prior days. The day’s trek will end as we reach Rimche and settle for the night's stay here.

              • Day 7 Trek Down to Syabrubesi

                Trekking hours - 5 to 6 hours

                Syabrubesi’s altitude - 1450 meters

                Overnight stay at Syabrubesi

                The seventh day’s trek will be a very fast downhill hike. we will go back to our initial routes of the trek to Syabrubesi. We will again pass through the trails housing bamboo trees and rhododendron forests. The walking hassle will end once we reach Syabrubesi. We will sleep overnight here and get ready to leave for the next day.

                • Day 8 Drive back to Kathmandu

                  Drive hours - 7 hours to 8 hours

                  Drive distance - 80 km

                  Kathmandu’s altitude - 1400 meters

                  Overnight stay at Syabrubesi

                  This Langtang valley trek started at Kathamdnu and will end with a journey back to Kathmandu. We will drive through a scenic route carrying a lifetime's worth of memories from the trek. We will reach Kathmandu by passing the same route as we did earlier in the journey. Then, after a hotel transfer upon arrival at Kathmandu, the eight-day journey of the Lantang valley trek will end.

                  What to Expect

                  • Pick-up and drop from/to the airport
                  • Standard meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek
                  • Government license holder trekking guide with local expertise
                  • Strong and helpful porter with proper equipment (1 porter for 2 people)
                  • Salary, food, accommodation, and insurance for guide and porter
                  • Tea house/lodge accommodation during the trek
                  • All land transportation as per the itinerary
                  • TIMS (Trekking Information Management System) card
                  • Langtang National Park entry permit
                  • Comprehensive first aid kit along with oximeter
                  • Government taxes and official expenses
                  • International Airfare and taxes
                  • Nepal entry visa fee
                  • Your Travel Insurance (compulsory)
                  • Hotel in Kathmandu
                  • All the expenses of a personal nature
                  • Any kind of drinks and desserts during the trek
                  • Tips for guide and porter (Tipping is expected)

                  PRICES & DATES

                  Trip DatesAvailabilityPrice  
                  23 Dec, 2024 - 30 Dec, 2024GuaranteedUSD 675
                  27 Dec, 2024 - 03 Jan, 2025GuaranteedUSD 675
                  30 Dec, 2024 - 06 Jan, 2025GuaranteedUSD 675
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                  Useful Information

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                  Why should you do the Lantang valley trek?

                  The varied climactic zone

                  The Langtang valley lies within the area of Langtang National Park. This park is a protected area popular for having a varied climate zone. You can find subtropical climates to alpine climates here. This varied climatic zone allows diverse wildlife to exist. One-fourth of the park lies within a thick forest. The trekking through trails housing such land areas will be pretty adventurous. You will find oak, maple, pine, rhododendron trees, etc. Animals of various species also live in the area. Rare species like red panda, snow leopard, and Himalayan tahr have shelter here. The place also is home to over 250 bird species.

                  The culture of the region

                  In the remote region of Lantang valley resides the natives of the region referred to as “Langtangpa”. The natives follow Tibetan Buddhism and culture. They have their own language closely related to the Tibetan language spoken in the Kyriong of Tibet. The natives worship the Lantang Lirgrung mountain as their god.

                  Although the Lantangpa people are also referred to as Tamangs, their culture is very unique to Tamangs. Natives believe Lantang to be a hidden valley blessed by Guru Padmasambhava. You will also find a huge population of Sherpas and Tamangs here. The cultural lifestyle and its influence is very strong in the Lantang region. Getting to experience this in remote trails of Nepal is a great experience.

                  Vistas of the region

                  The Lantang trek gives you immensely beautiful views of the roadways and mountains of Nepal. The beautiful landscape’s viewing will start as early as you leave Kathamdnu through the Trishuli route. The trekking trail takes you to mesmerizing trails of rhododendron, oak, and pine trees.

                  The Lantang National national park, a significant part of the trek, also aids in its beautiful vistas. The various destinations throughout the trek also show beautiful natural and cultural landscapes. Yak pastures and local village houses will be a mesmerizing environment4 to experience. Mountain views of peaks like Lantang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, Dorje Lakpa, etc, will leave you enchanted.

                  Unspoiled trekking trails

                  The road to Lantang valley trek consists of a journey towards the rarely trekked region of the northern Tibet border. Lantang valley also has the name “beyul” which translates to a hidden valley. Such valleys were restricted to foreigners in the past, so they rarely get many visitors. The Lantang national park is also an unspoiled visit destination. Trekking to such places is always a unique experience.

                  lantang village

                  Miscellaneous information about the trek

                  Accommodations in the Lantang valley trek

                  The accommodations in this trek vary based on the altitude you are staying in and your budget. Most rooms in the higher part of the Lantang trails need to be shared with trekkers. These shared rooms may or may not have an attached bathroom. However, a shared common toilet will definitely be available. You will get a proper mattress, bedsheet, blankets, and pillow.

                  Lower trails do give you services with a single room, but it is rare at higher altitude places. Perhaps paying extra might help you get single rooms even in higher places.

                  Lower destinations like Syabrubesi give you very flexible and luxurious single-room services. You will likely get attached toilets and bathrooms as well.

                  Toilets and Bathrooms

                  Most remote regions of the trek will likely have a squatting toilet, whereas regular commotes are available in more facilitated regions. You could get joined toilet to your rooms or shared ones. This also depends on where you are staying for the day.

                  The hot water facilities for baths also vary; some places have automatic hot water from taps and showers. Some remote places require you to set separate hot water in a bucket and use it. You might also have to pay extra money for hot water in some places.

                  Communal dining room

                  Every tea house and lodge in the trek will have a common dining room area. Most of these dining areas have a fireplace. Enjoying a good meal in front of a fireplace after a long day's worth of trek will be very satisfying.

                  Extra facilities needed for the Langtang valley trek

                  During your trek, you need miscellaneous facilities like electricity, Wi-Fi, etc. You will have adequate electricity and wifi in the lower part of the trek. But such facilities become slim as you trek higher. Local tea houses might use solar energy for power generation. If you wish to charge your electronics, you should bring your own power bank. But if you choose not to, you could get your gadgets charged by paying a small amount of money.

                  You can also get a SIM card back in Kathmandu if you want reliable internet services. Ncell and NTC SIM cards are the cheapest and most used in Nepal.

                    Map Section

                    This is the standard Langtang Valley Trek map of our 8-day itinerary plan that you will follow during your trek. After driving from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi, you will slowly move along the rising trail to reach Kyanjin Gompa, and after hiking to Tsergo Ri, you will descend on the same route to return back to Syabrubesi.

                    langtang valley trek map

                    Private Joining and Group Joining Option

                    There are two types of trek joining options for the Langtang Valley Trek: private joining and group joining. For the group joining option, you will join the trekking group that is open for a specific time. The itinerary plans are pre-determined, and setting out dates are specified. Thus, you will have to join the trekking group on the set dates, as flexibility is not available in this option. Similarly, the group is joined by random trekking enthusiasts all over the world.

                    As for the private joining option, only the members you prefer will tag along in the journey with you. Every member of the group will be the one you prefer, and you don’t have to worry about joining a random trekking group. You will also have flexibility for the starting date, as all the members of the trekking group will be your friends and family.

                    Food and Accommodation

                    The Langtang Valley Trek Nepal is famous for its incredible cultural experience and its diverse beauty. That’s why the region has been labeled as the third most popular trekking destination in this Himalayan country. So, for the food prospects, you can expect a wide range of delicacies from the cultural dishes, and international dishes to the unique blend menus with burst of flavors.

                    For the accommodation options, in the standard package you will rest at teahouses along the trail. The teahouses offer a moderate level of facilities, with all the modern facilities at the lower regions and basic amenities at the higher regions. There is also a package upgrade option available for this route where you can enjoy a more personalized experience.

                    Weather and Temperature

                    Both spring and autumn have the most stable weather conditions for this exciting Langtang Valley Trek. The spring season accommodates the trekkers with a generally warm climate; the temperatures in this nature’s peak season hover around 10°C to 20°C during the daytime. At night, it is mostly chilly in the Himalayas, and the temperatures drop to around 0°C to 5°C. Similarly, in autumn, which is another peak point for the Himalayan explorations, the temperatures range between 10°C to 18°C during this season. The nighttime and early morning in this session can drop to -1°C to -10°C.

                    As for the off-season, such as summer/ monsoon (June to August) and winter (December to February), the weather can be challenging and unpredictable. During the monsoon season, the temperature of the Langtang Valley hovers around 10°C to 25°C during the daytime. The nighttime temperatures are rather cool and range between 10°C to 15°C. Winter, the coldest month on the mountain, on the other hand, has day temperatures of 5°C to 10°C

                    And the night temperatures can fall upto -10°C to -20°C.

                    Internet and Charging

                    As the Langtang Valley Trek takes you across the third-mainstream region for Himalayan adventures, you can expect a good level of service along the trekking trails. You will be able to use the internet services and charge your electronics at the teahouses along the trail. The lower regions are powered by hydroelectricity, whereas the higher regions are more reliant on solar power. For the internet services, you can use the Wi-Fi services provided by the teahouses. In case the connection is not good, you can also switch to the data packages offered by the major mobile networks such as NTC and Ncell.

                    **Note: For the use of internet service and charging your devices, you will have to pay around US$ 1 to US$ 5, depending on the altitude of the region**

                    langtang gorge

                    Laundry and Hot Shower

                    During your 8 Days Langtang Valley Trek, you will be able to enjoy both hot shower and laundry facilities offered by the teahouses/lodges along the trekking route. In the lower regions, the bathrooms are designed in Western style with a shower and flush system, and washing machines are used for the laundry. So, you won’t find much difference in the available services from that you are used to. However, as you ascend higher, the teahouses are more adaptive to the traditional system due to remoteness; still, you will be able to take a bath with hot water even there.

                    **Note: The teahouses charge around US$ 2 to US$ 5 for both laundry and hot shower facilities**

                    Luggage Storing Option

                    For this week-long journey in the Himalayas, you can leave your luggage at the care of your hotel. They have proper storage options and will store your luggage during the time of your trek. However, they will charge you for storing the luggage on a daily basis. So, if you want, you can leave your luggage with Marvel Adventure during the trek. We will store your luggage at our office for absolutely free, and you can enjoy your journey without worrying about anything.

                    Pickup and Drop-off

                    Besides the coverage for all the land transportation facilities during the trek, Marvel Adventure also offers pickup and drop-off facilities if necessary. We will receive you from your hotel and, after the completion of the trek, drop you back to your hotel. If you need services for other transportation needs, i.e. for sightseeing, short tours, or airport drop-off and pickup, we can also arrange that.

                    Daily Routine

                    Every day on the trails of this iconic mainstream Himalayan trekking destination is a blessing. Each day of your trek will unveil the mystical charms of the mountains and the beautiful culture hidden and treasured for centuries. Your trekking day will start with a warm and tasty breakfast (served at around 7 AM to 8 AM) prepared with fresh and healthy ingredients. After enjoying your breakfast, your guide will then provide a short briefing about the particular day’s adventure, and you will move to explore the natural charms and cultural highlights of the trails.

                    After trekking for 3 to 4 hours, you will then take your lunch break and take a rest for about an hour. Then, for the remaining portion of the trail, which is mostly about 2 to 3 hours long, you will slowly follow the exhilarating trails heading toward the stop point. If you have enough daylight after arriving at your destination, you can explore the region, but make sure to consult with your guide first. Dinner will be typically served around 6 PM to 7 PM and after enjoying with your trekking group, you can spend your time as you want. Your guide will also brief you about the next day’s adventures and give pointers on what to expect and how to prepare for the incredible adventure.

                    Trip Extension

                    Our standard Langtang Valley Trek lasts about 8 Days; considering other Himalayan explorations, this is a short and sweet trip. So, after the trek, if you want to extend your stay in the country and add some adventures to your vacation, we will help you in every way possible. Marvel Adventures also provides assistance for the visa extension procedure, custom-plans other activities for your extended stay, and even arranges the modes of transport befitting your needs. We also offer several tours and short hiking prospects in and outside the valley that you can choose from for your extended stay.

                    Booking Procedure

                    The booking procedure with Marvel Adventure is swift and efficient. For the 8 Days Langtang Valley Trek with us, you can directly book the package from this page (from price holder). For the convenience of our clients, we also offer the package customization option for the Langtang Valley Trek Nepal if you want more control over the overall itinerary plans. If you want to book this incredible Himalayan without going through the form fill-up process, you can directly contact our team with our Contact Page. Our representatives, who are available 24/7 will provide assistance for any kind of adventure you are looking for.

                    Guide and Porter

                    Our Langtang Valley Trek cost will take care of all the general expenses of your trip, including a government-licensed guide and a helpful porter. Both of these professionals are a core part of the trekking and mountaineering industry, and they add value to your adventures. Trekkers are responsible for taking care of every aspect of your journey, from your health, safety, comfort, and security to logistic details and providing detailed information about the highlights. Porters who help you with your luggage are equally important parts of the trekking adventures. As they take care of your heavy luggage, you will be able to travel more lightly and fully enjoy the experience.

                    **Note: The cost of a guide for the Langtang Valley Trek is around US$ 30 to US$ 35 per day, and for the porter, the cost is around US$ 20 to US$ 25 per day. Your Langtang Valley Trek Cost with Marvel Adventure will cover the expenses of both the guide and porter**

                    Safety and Satisfaction

                    Marvel Adventure adheres to every safety protocol and procedure to ensure that our clients enjoy a safe and comfortable journey. We do not compromise on the quality of the service and aspire to offer the best value packages so everyone can enjoy this remarkable Himalayan odyssey. During the Langtang Valley Trek Nepal, Marvel Adventure will only accommodate the best available facilities. Our 8 Days Langtang Valley Trek is a fully immersive journey in this third mainstream region, and we will not leave any stone unturned for the exploration, including the hike to the most popular viewpoint in the valley.

                    As for safety, our guide and the trekking crew have received training for both the first and high-altitude care. So, you don’t need to worry about anything during your trek; your guide will check your physical conditions during each day of the trek and also moderate if you are showing any symptoms of altitude sickness. Your guide will be responsible for taking appropriate measures if you happen to get unwell during the trek and if an evacuation operation is needed he/she will coordinate with our main office to execute the operation quickly and efficiently.

                    Frequently Asked Questions about Lantang Valley Trek

                    How challenging is the Lantang Valley trek?

                    The Lantang Valley trek is not very challenging but rather very easy. It does not need extensive physical strength and does not take you to very high altitudes. The trek is suitable for even novices.

                    What are the best and worst times for the Lantang Valley trek?

                    The best times for the Lantang Valley trek would be the seasons with less rainfall and snow. They usually occur during the months of March to May or September to November. In other words, the spring and autumn seasons are the best time for the Lantang Valley trek. But the rainy and freezing monsoon and winter seasons are the worst times for the Lantang Valley trek.

                    What are the permits necessary for the Lantang Valley trek?

                    Langtang Valley Trek requires Trekkers Information Management Systems(TIMS) and Lantang National park entry permits as the prime permits. Sometimes if you choose a different route for the trek, you might also need the Shivapuri National Park entrance fee.

                    Do I need to get insurance for the Lantang Valley trek?

                    Yes, Travel insurance is a must for any treks you go in a foreign country. Insurances help you in cases of emergencies, accidents, disasters, or additional costs. You must ensure you have covered your travel insurance for the Lantang Valley trek.

                    How are the accommodations during the Lantang Valley trek?

                    The accommodations of the Lantang Valley trek varies based on daily destinations. Every destination has certain lodges or hotels available. But the accommodations vary based on how much you pay. You will get good hotels if you want a very comfortable and lavish night’s sleep. But if you want to stay on budget, you could just stay in cheap guest houses or tea houses. Bringing extra sleeping bags could help if you choose the latter option.

                    How are foods during the Lantang Valley trek?

                    The basic meals available in Nepal trail treks are rice with lentil and curry. Nepali snacks like mo:mo dumplings or chowmein noodles are available. But hotels and guest houses accommodate to meet many tourists’ needs. You can get a variety of non-Nepali food options too. Any food you get served are always hygienic and fresh.

                    What are the facilities for drinking water on the trek?

                    On this trek, you can easily access drinking water, either boiled or filtered.

                    Do I need to carry extra cash?

                    Most of the Lantang Valley trek requirements get covered within the packaged payment. But bringing extra cash for donations, souvenirs, or miscellaneous spending is always a good idea.

                    Testimonials

                    • Mathilde Zg
                      Mathilde Zg, France

                      Really nice

                      Thank you for this nice trip in the Langtang! Everything was very well. I have seen beautiful landscape thanks to a passionate guide. I recommend Marvel adventure if you want a quality trek.

                    • Hal Roseman
                      Hal Roseman, United States

                      Young at 70- Trekking Langtang, a Marvel-ous Adventure

                      What is the first thing to come to mind when you think of Nepal? Trekking and Sherpas. When I decided to take a sabbatical from my work, at age 70, I decided to come to Nepal per recommendations of my Nepali students. I investigated many trekking companies and, after interviewing several operators, I decided upon Marvel Adventures, after speaking at length by phone and exchanging numerous emails to Nir Kirki, its owner, extending over several months (after an unexpected, but wonderful, diversion in India). A guide for many years, Nir Kirki is an experienced and knowledgeable tour operator. He listened intensely, responded quickly to my communications, and met me personally when I finally arrived in Kathmandu. I explained to him my level of physical conditioning and expectations. Based upon my available time and the late May period close to monsoon season, he suggested the Langtang National Park since it was about 19 miles north of Kathmandu. It proved to be the perfect fit. He then assigned an experienced guide, Phinjo Sherpa from the Sherpa clan of the Everest area (parents still reside there). Although in his early 30s, he had already summited Everest twice and serviced Camp Base One. (Later, I found out later that Phinjo is assisting a school in his community to educate children, who have no other formal education options.) He is known as a “super guide” with special medical training in high altitude sickness and other medical conditions associated with trekking. He was extremely gifted in preparing me to reach eventually the 4450 meter elevation during the trek. “Slow but steady” was his motto, facilitating my altitude acclimatization to complete the trek without any mishaps. My porter, Jiwan Bisnet, was able, friendly, and accommodating, carrying safely my heavy belongings, including sensitive electronics and photographic equipment. The actual daily itinerary was expertly decided by my guide, who attempted to make my trip as comfortable as possible. After a while, he anticipated my food preferences and even helped cooked them. The tea houses chosen by Phinjo were adequate and provided sufficient food and supplies, except one without electricity. I came to take pictures and was not disappointed. The three of us bonded. After the trek, Nir met with me to ensure that the trek met with my satisfaction, which it exceeded. I felt the spirit of the mountain, the Tibetan Buddhist influences and and the people who lived there- Tamang, Sherpa, and the Gurung. I was regretful that the trek came to an end.Let me offer more details. Initially, being skeptical about the offering, I negotiated with Nir Kirka to pay for all of the transportation, housing, food, and licensing costs individually, and to pay him a service fee for guide, porter, and permit services. My first questioning occurred when Nir offered private taxi travel to the trail head Syabrubesi (1,440m/ 4,750ft), about $100-120 USD, instead of the bus. I was wrong. The road is disrupted by large potholes and uneven surfaces, which in speaking to other travelers, resulted in an uncomfortable passage for 7-9 hours. The car service costing about $100 USD, which was operated by his relative, was less expensive than other companies. (Keep in mind, the customer is obligated to pay for all services of the team of the guide and porter.) Although I questioned initially the decision, it was the right decision. The opportunity to stop wherever for food and take photographs, a necessary respite from the constant rocking and jostling of the ride. Once the trek began, everything that Nir described about the trek, I found accurate. Most of all, I felt safe. My trusted guide Phinjo Sherpa was patient and even imposed a slowness of my movements; although my pride aside, I followed his lead, a dawdling pace, which proved to be essential to prevent high altitude illness and able to reach the 4450 meters destination. During the eight-day trek, my body, despite my age, became conditioned to the rigors of the trek. I was mystified by the beauty of the landscape and the people. The Tea Houses, some I have forgotten but include Travelers Guest House in LangTang Village, Bamboo (near Pairo), Rimche, Riverside) were ample with basic accommodations (outdoor toilets, luke-warm showers, spotty internet services). I chose private quarters, which allowed me to recharge my electronic (except for one stop without adequate electricity power) and bodily batteries. As an experience, I could not have wanted more- the wide variety of climatic zones, from subtropical to alpine; varied flora and landscape, from rhododendron (the national flower), to pine forests, to bamboo forests alongside thundering waterfalls and stunning snow-capped mountains; interesting fauna, including musk deer and bovines (Yaks and Naks, water buffalo, cows, and various cross-breeds); and most of all, the authentic culture and heartwarming hospitality of its inhabitants, marked by strong Tibetan Buddhist influences with mani-walls and stupas dotting the landscape. I appreciate the ample knowledge of Nir Kirki- it was truly a “Marvel-ous Adventure”! Although I was suspicious at first (there are 200 trekking companies), Nir Kirki earned my trust. He is an honest man, who listened and responded to my requests and needs, offering recommendations based upon extensive experience as a guide, and extended himself to ensure that I had a wonderful experience. It proved to be more- transformative!

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