Langtang Valley 10-Day Trek

Langtang Valley 10-Day Trek is a captivating journey that begins in Nepal’s bustling capital, Kathmandu, and gradually leads you into the serene heart of the Himalayas. As you progress, travelers encounter an unforgettable blend of natural beauty, local traditions, and thrilling Himalayan experiences. Furthermore, the trek reveals breathtaking landscapes, authentic mountain life, and rewarding trails, making it ideal for both seasoned trekkers and first-time adventurers. Along the route, you will pass lush forests, terraced fields, glacial valleys, and towering snow-capped peaks, fully immersing yourself in the essence of Langtang. Notably, each step thus offers its travelers with memorable vistas and truly soul-stirring moments with nature.

Immerse Yourself in Flora and Fauna

The Langtang Valley is a biodiversity hotspot, offering trekkers a chance to witness unique flora and fauna. Rhododendron forests bloom vibrantly in spring, while alpine meadows are dotted with wildflowers in summer. Furthermore, wildlife enthusiasts may spot musk deer, red pandas, and colorful bird species. For the fortunate few, the elusive snow leopard may make a rare appearance, adding a thrilling element to the journey. The valley’s changing landscapes and wildlife encounters create a deeply immersive nature experience.

Cultural Highlights at Kyanjin Gompa

Along the trail, you will encounter traditional Tamang villages and centuries-old monasteries, experiencing the warmth and heritage of local communities. Kyanjin Gompa (3,870 m / 12,696 ft), perched among towering peaks, serves as the spiritual heart of the valley. Here, trekkers can explore monasteries, witness Buddhist rituals, and taste locally made cheese and Himalayan delicacies, offering a genuine connection with the region’s traditions.

Summit Options: Tsergo Ri or Kyanjin Ri

One of the trek’s highlights is the optional summit adventure, where travelers can choose between Tsergo Ri (5,033 m / 16,512 ft) and Kyanjin Ri (4,774 m / 15,666 ft). Moreover, both summits offer stunning panoramic views of the Langtang range, Ganesh Himal, and surrounding peaks, but each provides a slightly different challenge and perspective. Tsergo Ri is higher and more remote offering a peek into the Tibetan settlements, while Kyanjin Ri is closer and ideal for sunrise or sunset photography. This flexibility thus allows trekkers to customize their experience according to interest, fitness, and time.

Seasonal Highlights

The Langtang Valley transforms with each season. In spring (March–May), the valley bursts with colorful rhododendrons and wildlife activity. Autumn (September–November) delivers clear skies and spectacular mountain views, making it the most popular trekking season. Winter offers peaceful, snow-covered landscapes, while the monsoon season (June–August) brings lush greenery, flowing waterfalls, and misty mountain vistas. Notably, each season thus offers a unique perspective and unforgettable trekking experience.

Why Choose Langtang Valley 10-Day Trek?

The Langtang Valley 10-Day Trek is more than a trail—it is a journey of discovery, adventure, and connection with nature. From exploring rich Himalayan biodiversity to engaging with local traditions and reaching the summits of Tsergo Ri or Kyanjin Ri, every moment is designed to inspire, challenge, and rejuvenate. Besides, this trek promises memorable vistas, authentic experiences, and lifelong Himalayan memories. Book your Langtang Valley Trek today and step into a world of Himalayan splendor, cultural richness, and unforgettable adventure.

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Langtang Valley Trek

Additional information on Langtang Valley 10-Day Trek:

Dossier disclaimer:

This trip details here are compiled with due diligence and provided in good faith. However, please be aware that information contained herein is subject to alteration and does not form a contractual agreement between the client and Cordial Trek Pvt. Ltd. The published itinerary is correct at the time of printing. We are always committed to providing you with an enriching and enjoyable trip.

Booking your Langtang Valley 10-Day Trek:

We are offering maximum flexibility for our guests’ convenience to book their trips into the Langtang region for 2026, 2027, and 2028. You may thus choose a date that best suits your schedule. Regarding your booking, please select one of the two available options. You may either pay USD 100 per person as a deposit amount to confirm your trip or pay the full amount upfront. Moreover, if you opt for the deposit, the remaining is payable via Online / Card Swipe / Cash. We also accept all of the convertible currencies including USD, AUD, CAD, EURO, GBP, SGD, etc. when you arrive in Kathmandu.

Booking your International Flight:

For your Langtang Valley 10-Day Trek, you should plan to arrive in Kathmandu on Day 1 and depart on Day 10. However, having some extra one or two buffer days can prevent any issues with your return tickets.

Checklist for Langtang Valley 10-Day Trek:

Please click here for a complete checklist of your Langtang Valley 10-Day Trek. Be sure to read it carefully and pack accordingly as per your personal preferences.

Arrival information:

Once you’ve booked your flight ticket, please share the details with us. If you’re arriving earlier, we can arrange accommodation at the same hotel for an additional cost and provide complimentary airport pickup. Our airport representative will then be waiting for you at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, holding our official name ‘Cordial Trek’ and your nameplate as you exit the airport terminal.

Trek starting and ending days:

The actual trekking days are from Day 3 to Day 8. You’ll drive to Syabrubesi on Day 2 to commence the trek and return to Kathmandu on Day 9 and be transferred to your hotel. Expect to spend 7 nights and 8 days completing the Langtang Valley Trek. You’ll begin your trek from Syabrubesi to Tsergo Ri and back with overnight stays in places like Lama Hotel, Langtang Village and Kyanjin Gompa. Each day’s trek will begin around 07:30 AM and conclude in the late afternoon, with frequent breaks to catch your breath. You’ll have numerous photo opportunities along the way and enjoy breakfast and dinner at the same place, while lunch is en route. Additionally, your guide will provide you with regular briefings about timing and stops every morning before the trek begins.

Accommodation in Kathmandu:

In Kathmandu, you’ll stay in 3 Star Hotels with twin/double sharing beds.

Accommodation in the Mountains:

During the trek, your accommodation options are Teahouses. Although basic, these teahouses are clean and provide a comfortable place for a good night’s rest.

Food:

In Kathmandu, your package includes breakfast only, typically served buffet-style. But if you plan to leave for your trek in the early morning, you have an option to receive a packaged breakfast as well. During the trek, you will be provided with full board meals and may choose from a menu offering local and international cuisines.

Note: It is highly advisable to stick to vegetarian food from your arrival in Kathmandu until the end of your trek, as proper toilet facilities are not available everywhere along the trekking trail.

Drinking water during the trek:

Bottled water is available along the trail; however, we highly encourage bringing your own reusable water bottles to minimize single-use plastic waste. To ensure safe drinking water, we will be happy to provide water treatment pills at no additional cost. You may also use flavorings to improve the taste. Staying properly hydrated is crucial during the trek, so aim to drink at least 3 liters of water each day to maintain energy and support your body at high altitudes.

Electricity, Charging and Wi-Fi:

Please keep in mind that you’re embarking on a trek and not exploring urban areas. While some facilities like charging and Wi-Fi are available at an extra cost, they are not guaranteed. We also recommend against planning to work or conduct online meetings during the trek, allowing you to fully enjoy the mountain experience.

Cash for extras and tipping:

You should have Nepali rupees for expenses such as tea, coffee, bottled drinks and Wi-Fi. Plan to carry about USD 100-150 equivalent Nepali rupees. Additionally, set aside USD 80-100 for tipping your guide and porter. The amount can vary based on the level of service provided by the field staff members.

Availability of Guide & Porter:

Every two travelers will be provided with a single porter and an experienced guide. The baggage however must be divided between 12.5 kgs each as every porter carries a maximum of 25 kgs. Both guide and porter will be insured and well equipped with necessary items and first aid kit.

Baggage and weight limit:

As mentioned above, the total weight a porter can carry is a maximum of 25 kgs. If you are a solo traveler, you can utilize it to the max. Else, two travelers are provided with one porter. So each one of you can load a maximum of 12.5 kgs to your porter. Please ensure you carry-on your items to stay within the weight limit. Additionally, you also have an option to carry some of your goods in your backpack as well. If you have items you don’t need on the trek, you can leave them at the Kathmandu hotel for storage at no cost. Remember to take a photo of your bag-tag and keep it for easy identification in case the original tag is lost.

Highlights of Langtang Valley 10-Day Trek:

1. Memorable trip to Langtang Valley

2. Hike via lush green forests of Langtang National Park

3. Hike to Tsergo Ri (5,033 m)

4. Explore Kyanjin Gompa & hike to Kyanjin Ri (4,773 m)

5. Chance to sight the very rare Snow Leopard & Red Panda

6. Scenic bus ride to Syabrubesi

7. Experience Tibetan Buddhism & its traditions