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Rasuwa
Nepal
14 Days
Challenging
Trekking/ Hiking
4610
Mar to May, Sep to Nov
Included
Kathmandu/ Kathmandu
Hotels and Teahouses
Are you planning an adventure trip that offers beautiful mountain views, a sacred alpine lake, and authentic Tamang culture? The Trek is suited for that perfect Himalayan trek! This 14-day trek passes through rhododendron forests, traditional villages, and ascends to the sacred Gosaikunda Lake at 4,380 meters.
Let me guide you through everything you need to know about this jaw-dropping trek, and even give you a Langtang Gosaikunda trek itinerary if you want to get prepared for this exhilarating adventure of a lifetime.
Discover the optimal seasons and weather conditions that make this trek ideal for adventure seekers. The is unique for encompassing the best of both worlds. You'll wander through the stunning Langtang Valley with its spectacular mountain views and rich Tamang culture, before crossing over to Siddhi Gumba and then on to Sacred Gosaikunda Lake – one of Nepal's most important pilgrimage destinations for both Hindus and Buddhists. The trek is less crowded than those on Everest and Annapurna, offering a quieter mountain experience.
Arrival in Kathmandu (1,400m)
Drive to Syafrubesi (1,550m) | 7-8 hours
Trek to Lama Hotel (2,380m) | 5-6 hours
Trek to Gumba Village (3,230m) | 5-6 hours
Trek to Kyanjin Gompa (3,870m) | 3-4 hours
Hike to Tserko Ri (4,984m) and Return to Kyanjin Gompa | 7-8 hours
Trek to Lama Hotel (2,380m) | 6-7 hours
Trek to Thulo Syabru (2,210m) | 5-6 hours
Trek to Cholangpati (3,584m) | 5-6 hours
Trek to Gosaikunda (4,380m) | 5-6 hours
Trek to Ghopte (3,430m) via Laurebina Pass (4,610m) | 6-7 hours
Trek to Kutumsang (2,470m) | 6-7 hours
Trek to Sundarijal and Drive to Kathmandu | 5-6 hours trek + 1-hour drive
Fly to Your Destination
Private vehicle airport pick up and drop off
Three-star hotel accommodation at Kathmandu with breakfast (3 nights)
Teahouse/lodge accommodation during the trek on a twin-sharing basis.
All meals whilst on the trek (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
Experienced English-speaking trekking guide
Porter service (one porter for two pax and 20kg luggage)
Drive from Kathmandu and drive back to Kathmandu (Syafrubesi) and Sundarijal. Drive to Kathmandu. Transportation.
Langtang National Park entry permit
TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card.
First aid kit
All government and local taxes
Insurance, meals, and accommodation for guide and porter.
Airfare for the international flights into and out of Nepal
Nepal entry visa fee (you can obtain a visa easily upon arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport, Kathmandu).
Meals in Kathmandu (except breakfast)
Personal trekking equipment and gear
Travel and rescue insurance
Personal Nature of expenses (i.e, phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottled water). Etc.
Guide & porter tips (tipping is optional in Nepal)
Any extra nights in Kathmandu if you arrive early, leave late, or return to KTM earlier.
All additional unforeseen costs, such as Natural calamities, etc.
Best Time to Trek: The best seasons for this trek are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). In spring, blooming rhododendrons abound, and in fall, clear views of the mountains are afforded. Winter is doable but very cold, while the monsoon (June-August) brings torrential rain and leeches.
Level of Fitness Required: This is a moderate-to-challenging trek. You are decent, in shape, and capable of walking 5-7 hours a day on mountain trails. Some high-altitude experience is recommended but not required.
Altitude Sickness: The valley climbs to over 4,600 meters, so watch out for altitude sickness. Climb slowly, hydrate, and pay attention to your body. If you are unwell, please let your guide know immediately.
Lodging: Along the way, you'll stay in modest teahouses. Rooms are basic, with twin beds and communal bathrooms. Don't look for luxury, but for warm, heartfelt hospitality!
Food: Dal bhat (rice and lentils) is the meal of choice, and I would thoroughly recommend it -free refills of rice! Other alternatives include noodles and pasta, soups, and pancakes. The higher you ascend, the more expensive food becomes.
Packing List: Layered clothing, trekking boots, sleeping bag (which can be rented in Kathmandu), water purification tablets, suncream, and personal medical requirements. A packing list will be provided after booking.
Electricity and Charging: There is electricity in the majority of teahouses, though charging your gadgets will incur an additional cost ($2-3 per hour). Bring power banks!
Internet and Phone: Most villages offer WiFi access for a fee, but it is not high-speed. You can get phone signals in the lower areas, but it gets worse as you go higher.
Permits: You must have a Langtang National Park permit and a TIMS card. These can be booked for you by your trek operator.
Sensitivity to Culture: You will travel through Buddhist and Hindu areas. Cover up, request permission to photograph people, and always walk clockwise around Buddhist monasteries and stupas.
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$1250.00
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