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  • 1 or 2+
  • Duration 16 Days

Introduction

Discover the Spirit of the Langtang Tamang Heritage Trek

The Langtang Valley sits right near the border of Tibet, where high snow peaks and deep alpine valleys shape this majestic region. Furthermore, the Tamang community forms the heart and soul of this area as an indigenous mountain people with a rich heritage. Indeed, their unique language and Buddhist traditions have thrived here for centuries. Ultimately, the Langtang Tamang Heritage Trek offers an incredible journey through this extraordinary landscape.

To begin with, the Langtang Tamang Heritage Trek lets you experience this vibrant culture firsthand. First, the route guides you through picturesque stone-roofed villages like Gatlang and Briddim. Next, warm local hospitality welcomes you at every stop along the trail. Additionally, this expedition offers incredible geographical variety. For instance, the trail leads you through scenic farmlands and dense rhododendron forests. Specifically, you will hike up to high ridge viewpoints like Nagthali. From there, you can admire clear, dramatic views of Langtang Lirung and Ganesh Himal.

Along the way, local teahouses serve comforting, freshly prepared meals. In particular, you can enjoy traditional dal bhat, hand-rolled Tibetan bread, and fresh yak cheese. Overall, what makes the Langtang Tamang Heritage Trek unique is its perfect blend of culture, nature, and tranquility. For example, you can relax in natural hot springs at Tatopani. Moreover, you will walk along peaceful paths away from heavy tourist crowds.

In order to prepare, explore our Nepal Trekking Packing List and Langtang Region Treks. Furthermore, you can check official updates from the Nepal Tourism Board. Meanwhile, you can also learn about local conservation efforts through the Langtang National Park. Finally, if you have any questions, please contact us today!

Highlights of the Package

  • Authentic Tamang Cultural Immersion: Walk through ancient heritage villages like Gatlang and Briddim to experience genuine Tamang hospitality and traditional lifestyle.

  • Natural Hot Springs at Tatopani: Relax your body and soothe tired muscles in natural, mineral-rich thermal hot springs surrounded by mountain views.

  • Panoramic Viewpoint at Nagthali: Climb up to Nagthali (3,163m) for stunning 360-degree views of Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, and the Tibetan mountain range.

  • Traditional Stone Architecture: Admire uniquely crafted stone houses, ancient woodcarvings, and historic Buddhist stupas decorated with colorful prayer flags.

  • Hearty Local Cuisine: Enjoy authentic local meals including fresh yak cheese, homemade butter tea, Tibetan breads, and warm mountain soups.

  • Peaceful & Uncrowded Trails: Experience a quiet, off-the-beaten-path trekking route that avoids the heavy tourist traffic of larger regions.

  • Rich Biodiversity & Wildlife: Journey through the protected sanctuary of Langtang National Park, home to rare flora, red pandas, and diverse bird species.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in Kathmandu and Hotel Transfer

Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, our friendly representative will be waiting to extend a warm traditional greeting. They will assist you with your luggage and arrange a smooth, comfortable transfer to your hotel.

Once you arrive at the hotel, you can complete the check-in process, unpack, freshen up, and unwind after your long flight. Depending on your arrival time, you are welcome to spend the rest of the day at your leisure—either relaxing in your room or taking a gentle walk through the vibrant streets nearby. In the evening, we will hold a brief pre-trek orientation meeting to go over the final preparations for your upcoming journey.

  • Location: Kathmandu

  • Elevation: 1,400 meters / 4,593 feet

  • Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel / Hotel in Kathmandu

  • Meal Plan: Welcome Dinner (or Breakfast only, depending on package)

Day 2: Cultural Sightseeing in Kathmandu and Pre-Trek Briefing

Today is dedicated to exploring the rich cultural heritage and timeless spirituality of the Kathmandu Valley. After breakfast, your city guide will accompany you on a full-day tour visiting four of the area’s iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites:

  • Kathmandu Durbar Square: Walk through the historic heart of the city, home to ancient royal palaces, intricate wooden temples, and courtyard shrines that reflect Nepal’s regal history.

  • Pashupatinath Temple: Visit one of the most sacred pilgrimage sites in the Hindu world. Located along the banks of the Bagmati River, this temple complex offers profound insights into local spiritual traditions and sacred rituals.

  • Swayambhunath Stupa (The Monkey Temple): Perched high on a hill overlooking the valley, this ancient hilltop stupa is famed for its iconic all-seeing Buddha eyes and vibrant population of resident monkeys.

  • Boudhanath Stupa: Experience the serene atmosphere of one of the largest spherical stupas in the world, a peaceful center of Tibetan Buddhism surrounded by colorful prayer flags and spinning prayer wheels.

In the late afternoon, we will gather at our office for a formal pre-trek orientation meeting. You will be introduced to your trekking guide and fellow team members, complete a thorough gear check, and go over the final itinerary details to ensure you are fully prepared for your adventure.

  • Location: Kathmandu

  • Elevation: 1,400 meters / 4,593 feet

  • Accommodation: 3-Star Hotel / Hotel in Kathmandu

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast

Day 3: Scenic Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi

Your mountain adventure officially begins today as we embark on a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi. Early in the morning, our team will pick you up from your hotel and begin the journey heading north out of the valley.

The drive takes approximately 7 to 8 hours, carrying you through a dynamic range of landscapes. As we follow the winding mountain highway alongside the roaring Trishuli River, you will pass through charming terraced farmlands, lush mid-hill forests, and traditional countryside villages. On clear days, you can catch distant views of the Ganesh Himal range.

Upon reaching Syabrubesi—a vibrant gateway settlement characterised by traditional stone buildings and local Tamang culture—you will check into your teahouse. You will have time to stroll around the town, explore the local streets, meet the hospitable residents, and prepare for your first day on the foot trail.

  • Location: Syabrubesi

  • Elevation: 1,503 meters / 4,931 feet

  • Accommodation: Local Teahouse / Guesthouse

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day 4: Trek from Syabrubesi to Gatlang via Goljung Village

Today marks the official first day of your trekking journey into the heart of the Tamang Heritage trail. After enjoying a warm breakfast in Syabrubesi, we begin a scenic uphill walk along a peaceful mountain path.

As we ascend toward Goljung Village, you will be rewarded with spectacular panorama views of towering Himalayan peaks, including Ganesh Himal, Langtang Lirung, and distant views of Shishapangma across the Tibetan border. We will pause to enjoy the scenery and witness the quiet rhythm of rural life in Goljung. Continuing along the trail, we make our way toward Gatlang—a charming, culturally rich Tamang village perched gracefully on the hillside. Known for its traditional stone houses, intricately carved wooden windows, and historic monastery, Gatlang offers an enchanting glimpse into authentic mountain culture. Upon arrival, you can unpack, stroll around the stone alleys, and enjoy the warm hospitality of your local hosts.

  • Location: Gatlang

  • Elevation: 2,238 meters / 7,342 feet

  • Accommodation: Traditional Teahouse / Homestay

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day 5: Trek from Gatlang to Tatopani via Thangbuche

Your journey continues today with a scenic descent from Gatlang down toward Thangbuche, located near the Trishuli River. As you walk along the path, you will enjoy breathtaking, open vistas of the Ganesh Himal range and the towering peaks of the Langtang region.

After crossing the river and passing the Chilime Hydropower dam, the trail gradually ascends through pine forests and small hamlets. Our destination for the day is Tatopani, a famous village whose name literally translates to “hot water” in Nepali. The town is renowned for its natural, mineral-rich thermal springs. After a fulfilling day of hiking, you can soothe your tired muscles and unwind with a relaxing dip in the rejuvenating hot waters alongside fellow travelers and local villagers.

  • Location: Tatopani

  • Elevation: 2,607 meters / 8,553 feet

  • Accommodation: Local Teahouse / Guesthouse

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day 6: Trek from Tatopani to Thuman via Nagthali Viewpoint

Today offers one of the most scenic and rewarding high-altitude stretches of the entire journey. We begin our morning with a steady climb out of Tatopani, entering lush, dense alpine forests filled with pine and rhododendron trees.

Our trail leads us first to Brimdang, a charming, small Tamang settlement nestled quietly in the mountainside. After pausing briefly to rest, we continue our uphill walk to Nagthali Hill (3,163m), one of the absolute highlight viewpoints of the region. From this wide open ridge, you will be treated to mesmerizing 360-degree panoramas of the Langtang Lirung, Sanjen, Kerung (Tibet border range), and Ganesh Himal ranges. After soaking in the views and enjoying lunch at the top, we make our way downward through peaceful forests toward Thuman—a culturally vibrant Tamang village known for its unique local dialect, traditional dances, and ancient Buddhist customs.

  • Location: Thuman

  • Elevation: 2,338 meters / 7,670 feet (Nagthali Viewpoint: 3,163 meters / 10,377 feet)

  • Accommodation: Traditional Teahouse / Homestay

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day 7: Trek from Thuman to Briddim via Lingling

Today’s trek takes you on a culturally rich journey from Thuman to the enchanting village of Briddim via Lingling. The trail descends gently toward the river before winding through picturesque forest paths and small farming hamlets.

As you approach Briddim, nestled gracefully in the lap of the Langtang Himal, you will notice a distinct shift toward Tibetan Buddhist architecture and culture. Briddim is famed for its traditional stone-built houses and its strong cultural ties to Tibet, making it feel like a timeless Tibetan settlement on the Nepalese side of the border. During your stay, you will have the opportunity to visit the historical Dukchu Gomba monastery, explore the peaceful stone alleys, and experience authentic homestay hospitality hosted by local residents.

  • Location: Briddim

  • Elevation: 2,229 meters / 7,313 feet

  • Accommodation: Traditional Teahouse / Community Homestay

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day 8: Trek from Briddim to Lama Hotel via Rimche

Today, your journey connects the Tamang Heritage trail with the main Langtang Valley route as we trek toward Lama Hotel. After breakfast in Briddim, we begin with a pleasant descent through terraced hillsides and forest paths down to the peaceful waters of the Ghopche Khola stream.

After crossing the stream, the trail begins a steady climb through lush bamboo, oak, and rhododendron forests toward Rimche. Along the way, keep an eye out for local wildlife, including colorful mountain birds and monkeys. Passing through Rimche, we follow a gentle path that leads directly to Lama Hotel, nestled quietly along the banks of the rushing Langtang River. Surrounded by dense woodland and serene alpine scenery, it offers a peaceful setting to unwind for the evening.

  • Location: Lama Hotel

  • Elevation: 2,470 meters / 8,103 feet

  • Accommodation: Local Teahouse / Guesthouse

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day 9: Trek from Lama Hotel to Langtang Valley

Our journey continues today as we trek from Lama Hotel up to the breathtaking Langtang Valley. After a warm breakfast, we follow a trail that winds alongside the rushing Langtang River through dense forests of hemlock, oak, and maple.

As we steadily ascend through the valley, the trees begin to thin out, revealing dramatic open alpine landscapes and leaving the dense forest line behind. Along the trail, you will pass ancient water mills, spinning prayer wheels, and sacred stone chortens adorned with Buddhist prayer flags and carved mani stones. Towering above you, the majestic snow-capped peak of Langtang Lirung provides a stunning backdrop as you arrive at the resilient settlement of Langtang Valley.

  • Location: Langtang Valley

  • Elevation: 3,430 meters / 11,253 feet

  • Accommodation: Local Teahouse / Guesthouse

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day 10: Trek from Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa

After enjoying a nourishing breakfast, we set off from Langtang Village for a shorter, highly scenic ascent to Kyanjin Gompa. As we trek further up the high alpine valley, the surrounding trees give way to sprawling yak pastures dotted with grazing livestock and stone walls.

Along the way, you will pass by the largest Mani wall in Nepal—a massive stone structure meticulously hand-carved with sacred Buddhist prayers and mantras. Moving forward, we cross several wooden bridges over rushing glacial streams while admiring panoramic icefalls and glaciers above. By midday, we arrive at Kyanjin Gompa, an iconic monastery village elegantly encircled by towering 6,000-meter Himalayan giants. You will have the afternoon to rest, visit the historic local cheese factory, or explore the sacred monastery.

  • Location: Kyanjin Gompa

  • Elevation: 3,870 meters / 12,697 feet

  • Accommodation: Local Teahouse / Guesthouse

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day 11: Acclimatization and Exploration Day – Hike to Langshisha Kharka

Today is dedicated to exploring the magnificent alpine surroundings of Kyanjin Gompa. After breakfast, we set out on a memorable day hike following the upper valley trail past the branch-off for Tserko Ri and an old, deserted mountain airstrip.

Our route guides us through pristine wilderness, taking us around ancient glacial terminal moraines where yaks graze peacefully and high-altitude mountain birds soar overhead. As we advance toward Langshisha Kharka, you will enjoy spectacular, up-close views of towering Himalayan giants, including Langtang Lirung (7,227m) and Dorje Lakpa (6,966m), alongside massive glaciers and icefalls. Langshisha Kharka holds deep cultural significance as the legendary site celebrated every August during a regional festival honoring the discovery of the valley. After soaking in the dramatic scenery and capturing unforgettable photos, we make our way back down to Kyanjin Gompa for a restful evening.

  • Location: Kyanjin Gompa (via day hike to Langshisha Kharka)

  • Elevation: Kyanjin Gompa: 3,870 meters / 12,697 feet (Langshisha Kharka: ~4,280 meters / 14,042 feet)

  • Accommodation: Local Teahouse / Guesthouse

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day 12: High-Altitude Viewpoint Hike to Kyanjin Ri or Tserko Ri

Today presents an exciting opportunity for an unforgettable side trip to one of the region’s famous panoramic viewpoints: Kyanjin Ri or Tserko Ri. Both summits offer sweeping vistas of glistening snow-capped mountains, deep dramatic valleys, and shimmering frozen lakes.

While Kyanjin Ri is a rewarding and accessible climb, Tserko Ri offers a steeper, more challenging trek that rewards hikers with an even higher, unmatched vantage point. Leaving Kyanjin Gompa early in the morning, the trail winds past local village outskirts and ascends through high alpine yak pastures. As you climb higher, the mountain panorama expands around you, bringing massive Himalayan glaciers and icefields into striking, close-up view. After celebrating your achievement at the summit and taking in the breathtaking views, we will descend back to Kyanjin Gompa for a well-earned evening of rest.

  • Location: Kyanjin Gompa (via Kyanjin Ri / Tserko Ri summit)

  • Elevation: Kyanjin Gompa: 3,870 meters / 12,697 feet (Kyanjin Ri: 4,770 meters / 15,649 feet; Tserko Ri: 4,984 meters / 16,351 feet)

  • Accommodation: Local Teahouse / Guesthouse

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day 13: Trek from Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel

Today, we begin our descent as we retrace our steps down through the beautiful Langtang Valley toward Lama Hotel. Following the trail back down, the hike is mostly downhill, offering a lighter pace and a fresh perspective on the landscape.

As you descend through lush alpine forests and peaceful Tamang villages, you will enjoy fantastic views of the towering Himalayan peaks that may have been hidden from sight on the way up. The gentle slope and familiar paths allow for a relaxing day of walking, accompanied by the soothing sounds of the rushing Langtang River. Upon reaching Lama Hotel, you can unwind and enjoy a comfortable evening in the quiet mountain surroundings.

  • Location: Lama Hotel

  • Elevation: 2,470 meters / 8,103 feet

  • Accommodation: Local Teahouse / Guesthouse

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day 14: Trek from Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi

Today marks your final day on the foot trail as you make your way back from Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi. Continuing your descent, the path leads through lush green forests and vibrant vegetation alongside the rushing river.

As you walk down the valley, you will enjoy sweeping views of terraced green hills and majestic mountain backdrops framing the horizon. The easy-going, mostly downhill trek allows you to absorb the peaceful natural surroundings at a relaxed pace. Upon arriving back in the lively town of Syabrubesi, you can celebrate the successful completion of your trekking circuit, relax after your journey, and enjoy your final evening in the Langtang region.

  • Location: Syabrubesi

  • Elevation: 1,503 meters / 4,931 feet

  • Accommodation: Local Teahouse / Guesthouse

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Day 15: Drive from Syabrubesi to Kathmandu

Today, you bid farewell to the Langtang region as you board your vehicle for the scenic drive back to Kathmandu. The return journey retraces winding mountain roads along the banks of the Trishuli River, offering picturesque views of terraced farmlands, cascading streams, and rural settlements nestled into high green hills.

The drive takes approximately 7 to 8 hours depending on road conditions and traffic. Upon arriving back in Kathmandu, you will be transferred to your hotel to check in, relax, and enjoy a well-deserved rest or shower after your trek. The evening is yours to unwind, indulge in a feast, or explore the vibrant streets of Thamel.

  • Location: Kathmandu

  • Elevation: 1,400 meters / 4,593 feet

  • Accommodation: Hotel in Kathmandu

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast and Lunch

Day 16: Final Departure / Optional Program Extension

Today marks the conclusion of your memorable trek through Nepal. After enjoying breakfast at your hotel, you will have free time to pack, shop for souvenirs, or do some last-minute sightseeing in Kathmandu.

Our representative will meet you at your hotel and escort you to Tribhuvan International Airport via private transfer, ensuring you arrive 3 hours prior to your scheduled flight home. If you wish to extend your journey, our team is also delighted to organize additional trips, such as a Chitwan Jungle Safari, Pokhara excursion, or cultural sightseeing tours across the valley.

We thank you for choosing to travel with us and wish you a safe and pleasant journey home!

  • Location: Kathmandu / Departure

  • Elevation: 1,400 meters / 4,593 feet

  • Meal Plan: Breakfast

Inclusions

  • Airport pickup by private vehicle from International flight.
  • All the transportation as per the itinerary.
  • Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu with a B/B basis.
  • Tea house accommodation during the trek.
  • Three times meal in the trek.
  • Hot soup in high places.
  • A professional guide for trek and tour.
  • An assistant guide for more than 10 pax.
  • Porter service (2 trekkers: 1 porter).
  • Insurance for guides and porters.
  • Food and accommodation for guides and porters.
  • All necessary documents (Permits and TIMS).
  • All government and local taxes.
  • Necessary medical kit for staff.
  • Trekking map as itinerary.
  • T-shirt from the company.
  • Farewell dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Trip completion certificate.
  • Airport drop by private vehicle for International flight.

Exclusions

  • Visa for Nepal.
  • International flight to and from Kathmandu.
  • Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Entry fee in monuments areas
  • Travel and rescue insurance of clients.
  • Personal expenses: Hot shower, battery charge during the trek, bar bills, laundry service, and mineral water.
  • Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu in the exception of the itinerary.
  • Tips for your guide and porters.

 

Equipments

Preparing properly for a high-altitude trek like the Langtang and Gosainkunda Trek (reaching over 5,000 meters) is essential for your safety and comfort. Here is a comprehensive packing list categorized into clothing, gear, and personal items:

1. Headwear & Upper Body (Clothing)
  • Sun Hat / Cap: To protect your face and neck from strong high-altitude UV rays.

  • Warm Fleece Hat or Beanie: Essential for cold mornings and chilly evenings at high elevations.

  • Buff / Neck Gaiter: Keeps dust off your face on dry trails and protects your neck from cold mountain winds.

  • Thermal Base Layer (Top): Moisture-wicking synthetic or merino wool shirts.

  • Trekking Shirts: Lightweight, breathable, quick-drying short and long-sleeve shirts.

  • Fleece Jacket or Pullover: A warm mid-layer for cooler days or evenings.

  • Down Jacket: A high-quality, windproof down jacket rated for sub-zero temperatures (essential for evenings and higher camps like Kyanjin Gompa and Gosainkunda).

  • Hard Shell Waterproof / Windproof Jacket: Protection against sudden rain, snow, or heavy winds.

2. Lower Body (Clothing)
  • Thermal Base Layer (Bottom): Merino wool or synthetic long underwear for cold nights.

  • Trekking Pants / Trousers: Lightweight, flexible, quick-drying hiking pants (convertible pants work well).

  • Waterproof / Windproof Outer Pants: Essential for wet or snowy conditions over mountain passes like Laurebina Pass.

  • Comfortable Lodge Wear: Casual pants or thermal bottoms for relaxing inside teahouses at night.

  • Underwear: Moisture-wicking, breathable athletic underwear (sufficient pairs for rotation).

  • Hiking Socks: Merino wool or synthetic cushioned hiking socks (plus thick woolen socks for sleeping).

3. Footwear
  • Sturdy Hiking Boots: Well-broken-in waterproof ankle-support hiking boots with good grip.

  • Camp Shoes / Sandals: Lightweight sandals, sneakers, or crocs to let your feet breathe and relax inside the teahouses at night.

  • Gaiters (Optional): Useful if crossing patches of snow or muddy trail sections around high passes.

4. Trekking Gear & Accessories
  • Trekking Backpack (Daypack): A 30 to 40-liter daypack for carrying your daily essentials (water, extra layers, camera, rain gear) while porters carry your main duffel.

  • Duffel Bag: Provided by the agency or your own durable duffel bag (carried by porters).

  • Sleeping Bag: Comfort rated to at least -10°C to -15°C (14°F to 5°F) for cold teahouse rooms.

  • Sleeping Bag Liner: For added warmth and cleanliness.

  • Trekking Poles: Adjustable poles to protect your knees significantly during steep descents (especially coming down from Laurebina Pass and Tserko Ri).

  • Headlamp: Reliable LED headlamp with extra batteries or charging cable (power outages are common in remote mountain lodges).

  • Water Bottles / Hydration Bladder: At least 1-to-2-liter capacity (insulated flasks help prevent water from freezing at higher elevations).

  • Water Purification: Purification tablets, drops, or a lightweight filter (like a Sawyer or LifeStraw) to treat local tap water.

5. Personal Hygiene & First Aid
  • Personal First Aid Kit: Blister plasters (Moleskin), ibuprofen/pain relief, altitude sickness medication (Diamox – consult your doctor), motion sickness pills, stomach relief tablets, and personal prescription medications.

  • Sun/Lip Protection: High SPF (SPF 50+) sunscreen and UV-blocking lip balm.

  • Wet Wipes & Hand Sanitizer: Essential for personal hygiene when regular showers are unavailable or freezing.

  • Quick-Drying Microfiber Towel: Lightweight and fast-drying.

  • Basic Toiletries: Biodegradable soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, and small roll of toilet paper.

6. Electronics & Miscellaneous
  • Power Bank: High-capacity power bank (charging devices in teahouses usually incurs a small extra fee).

  • Camera / Smartphone: With extra memory cards and charging cords.

  • Passport & Permits: Photocopies of your passport, extra passport-size photos, and cash in Nepalese Rupees (ATMs are not available on the trail).

Tips for Renting vs. Buying Gear in Thamel, Kathmandu

If you prefer to travel light and pick up your heavy gear locally before heading out to the mountains, Thamel is the ultimate gear hub in Nepal. Here is how to decide what to rent, what to buy, and how to shop smartly:

  • What to Rent (Best for Big, Bulkier Items):

    • Down Jackets & Sleeping Bags: Heavy down jackets and sub-zero sleeping bags can take up massive space in your luggage and are expensive to buy if you only trek occasionally. Renting them in Thamel is cheap, highly convenient, and eco-friendly.

    • Rental Cost Reference: Usually ranges from $1 to $3 USD per item, per day.

  • You can easily buy or rent various types of trekking gear right in Thamel before starting your journey.

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Reviews

Wonderful Trekking

February 17, 2020

Amazing organization. Really competent, dedicated and professional guide and porter.

Very helpful all the time, stunning sceneries and fantastic company. Thank you Attractive Tours and Travels.

Liam Johnson

Price From: US $ 1115
Trip Facts
Prices Start From: US $ 1115
TRIP START: Kathmandu
TRIP END: Kathmandu
TRIP DURATION: 16 Days
TREK TYPE: Tea House and Lodge
BEST MONTH: March - May , September - November
ACCESSIBILITY: By Road
MAX.Altitude: 4773 M
TRIP GRADE: Moderate
MIN.GROUP SIZE : 1 or 2+
DEPARTURE: Granted
Group Size Group Price
20+ US $ 1115
11-20 US $ 1250
6-10 US $ 1350
4-5 US $ 1390
2-3 US $ 1490
1 US $ 1690
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