Trek Overview
Langtang valley is nearby Kathmandu city. It is the perfect destination for someone who wishes to trek to the Himalayas but is looking for a relatively easy route with shorter walks and lower altitude. The rich ecosystem of the valley is well preserved. The region is a rural landscape comprising of villages, terraced farms and forests encircled with green hills with a backdrop of the white Himalayan ranges.
The route is a scenic one through dense bamboo and rose tree forests that will take you through waterfalls and snow-capped mountain peaks. The trek is known for having one of the best views of the Annapurna Range. The bonus that comes along with the wild scenery is the chance to get to know the unique culture of the local people. Because the region is close to the Tibetan border, their culture resembles theirs’. As you hike through the valley, you will get a chance to learn from their practices and traditions. You will also come across several Buddhist temples and monasteries.
The April 2015 Nepal earthquake destroyed almost all the guest houses and marred some parts of the trek. The region was also closed for trekking for a really long time. The good news is that the region has been open again for trekking. Most of the guest houses are reconstructed.
The routes that were a part of the trek but were destroyed in the earthquake, have been recreated following a different path. You need not worry about the comfort. The trek is as pleasant as it always has been. In fact, from trekking to Langtang, you will become a part of rebuilding the region. Your recreation will be a major contribution to the economic upliftment of the local residents.

Trekking at a Glance
9 Days
Medium
4773m
Tea House / Lodge
Kathmandu/Shyaphru Base
Trekking
Mar - May & Sep - Nov
Itinerary
What's Included & Excluded
What's Included
- Airport arrival and departures transfers
- Hotel accommodations in Kathmandu with breakfast (twin sharing)
- Teahouse / Lodge accommodations during the trek (twin sharing)
- Meals during trek: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Tea or Coffee a day
- Porters to carry your personal luggage (2 trekkers equal 1 porter)
- Guide and porter insurance fee
- Langtang Conservation Park Entrance Fee
- Kathmandu sightseeing tour
- Duffle Bag
- First Aid Kit
- Filtered drinking water
What's Not Included
- International airfare
- Nepalese visa fee
- Travel and rescue insurance
- Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge)
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu
- Tips for guide, porter, and driver
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of accommodation will I have during the trek?
Accommodation during the trek will be in teahouses and lodges, typically on a twin-sharing basis. In Kathmandu, you’ll stay in a comfortable hotel.
What is the best time to go for the Langtang Valley Trek?
The best months for trekking in Langtang are from March to May and September to November. During these periods, the weather is favorable, and the views are clear.
Do I need a visa for Nepal?
Yes, travelers to Nepal need to obtain a visa upon arrival. Visa-on-arrival is available at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, or at land border entry points.
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