Description
“Brief and moderately challenging excursions that combine the beauty of Tamang
culture with breathtaking vistas of the towering mountains.”

Trek at Glance:
Mode of accommodation: Hotels in Kathmandu- local nice lodge on treks.

Trekking Grade: Moderate with Ups and Down Hill walks.

Area of Trekking: North Central Himalaya within Langtang Himal region.

Highest elevation gain: At Kyanjin 3,780 m within Langtang valley.

Daily Walks: Minimum 4 hrs to maximum of 6 hrs.

Trekking duration: 07 Nights and 08 Days (with drives both ways)

Total Trip: 11 Nights and 12 Days (arrival to final departure)

Best Seasons for Langtang valley Scenic Panorama Trekking:
The optimal time to visit is from March to May, when the weather is generally clear and
sunny, with longer daylight hours. However, mornings and nights can be cold above
1,800 meters. During this period, visitors can enjoy the beautiful wildflowers in bloom,
including rhododendrons and magnolias. Late afternoons can sometimes be overcast
with snow and rain on higher hills.
Another favorable time to visit is from mid-September to December, during autumn and
pre-winter. This period offers crystal clear mornings and days, providing excellent views
of the peaks. Trekking is also pleasant during this time, with bright starry nights.
Please note that during autumn and pre-winter, the days are shorter due to the
changing seasons. Snowfall can occur on trails in higher areas of the Langtang Himal.

People and Culture:
The Langtang Valley and the entire Central Himalayan region are predominantly
inhabited by the Tamang people, an indigenous hill tribe. Their culture is deeply
intertwined with Tibetan Buddhism, and visitors can observe ancient customs and
religious monuments such as stupas, prayer wheels, and stone slate walls during their treks.

In addition to the breathtaking mountain views and landscapes, trekkers have the
unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the fascinating cultures and traditional
farm life of the Tamang villages, making for an enriching and memorable experience.

Introduction:
The Langtang Valley Scenic Panorama Trek is a perfect week-long adventure just north
of Kathmandu in the Central Himalaya. This journey offers a captivating experience
through traditional Tamang villages, whose cultures are rooted in Buddhism and the
ancient Bon religion. The trek’s natural beauty and rich cultural encounters make it ideal
for travelers seeking a short, immersive Himalayan experience.
As you walk through serene forests of rhododendron, magnolia, oak, birch, fir, and blue
pine, there’s a chance to spot wildlife, including the rare Red Panda. Throughout the
trek, panoramic views of snow-capped mountains remain constant, except when the
route descends into a gorge surrounded by dense woodlands, eventually opening up
into the wide, breathtaking Langtang Valley at Kyanjin—a charming settlement
surrounded by towering peaks.

Located along the old trade route to the Tibet-China border, the journey begins with an
exciting drive from Kathmandu into the Rasuwa district, entering Langtang National
Park. Covering 1,710 sq. km, this park plays a crucial role in conserving rare plants and
wildlife. The park features a range of landscapes from subtropical forests at lower
elevations to alpine meadows and rugged terrain in the high valleys. Trees like oak, chir
pine, maple, fir, blue pine, and various species of rhododendron make this trek stunning,
with constant views of the snowy peaks of the Langtang range.

The trek begins from Dhunche, the district headquarters, and proceeds through the
village of Syabru. As you hike, you’ll pass more Tamang villages and beautiful forested
areas before reaching the open Langtang Valley, where Kyanjin is nestled among the
mountains. In Kyanjin, you’ll have ample time to explore and enjoy a viewpoint offering
stunning panoramas of the Central Himalaya, including the Langtang and Jugal Himal
ranges and peaks extending into Tibet.

After taking in the magnificent views, the return journey follows the same route, ending
at Syabrubesi, where you’ll spend one last night before heading back to Kathmandu.
This scenic trek through Langtang Valley offers an unforgettable blend of natural beauty,
cultural richness, and majestic mountain views.

Short Outline Itinerary:
Day 01: Main arrival in Kathmandu 1,320 m via various airlines.

Day 02: In Kathmandu with sightseeing tour and trek preparation.
Day 03: Drive to Syabrubesi 1,470 m via Dhunche town 1,950 – 06 hrs.
Day 04: Trek to Lama Hotel 2,350 m – 06 hrs.
Day 05: Trek to Langtang village 3, 307 m-06 hrs.
Day 06: Trek to Kyanjin 3, 750 m- 04 hrs.
Day 07: Rest-Day for leisure scenic hike and short excursion.
Day 08: Trek to Lama Hotel 2,350 m – 06 hrs.
Day 09: Trek to Syabrubesi-06 hrs.
Day 10: Drive back to Kathmandu and transfer to hotel.
Day 11: Spare day in Kathmandu for individual activities and tours.
Day 12: International departure to respective countries homeward bound.

Trip Extension in Kathmandu:
During your extended stay in Kathmandu, you may engage in additional adventure
sports such as rafting, mountain biking, and paragliding. Alternatively, you may choose
to unwind and partake in individual activities or sightseeing tours of the city’s world
heritage sites.

Highlights
Main Highlight of the treks:
 Panoramic vistas of majestic snow-capped mountains from the picturesque
Langtang valley.
 Immerse yourself in charming villages steeped in ancient Buddhist traditions and
vibrant cultural heritage.
 Experience breathtaking landscapes of rolling green hills and valleys nestled
beneath the towering Langtang Himalayas.
 Discover the habitat of the elusive and endangered Red Panda within enchanting
alpine forests.
 An idyllic and culturally enriching short trek, perfectly suited for travelers of all
backgrounds and interests.
Itinerary

Itinerary
Day 1: Main arrival in Kathmandu via various airlines,

Upon arrival at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport, our team of experienced
staff and guides will warmly welcome you. We will then proceed with a brief transfer to
your designated hotel, conveniently located in the heart of Kathmandu city, specifically
in the vibrant Thamel area.
Once you have settled into your room and had time to freshen up, you will join the other
participants of the Langtang Valley and Scenic Panorama Trekking expedition for a
comprehensive briefing session conducted by our knowledgeable guide or leader.
In the evening, we have arranged a delightful group dinner at a renowned authentic
Nepalese restaurant, where you can savor the local cuisine while enjoying a captivating
live cultural program that will provide an immersive experience of Nepal’s rich cultural
heritage.

Place Visiting
Kathmandu
Transportation
Airport Transfer
Meal
Dinner
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel

Day 2: In Kathmandu with sightseeing tour and trek preparation.
Spare and free day in Kathmandu to overcome the effects of jet lag. In the morning,
enjoy a guided sightseeing tour of Kathmandu’s most interesting places, led by an
expert guide.
Visit Kathmandu city, which is steeped in world heritage sites that make the entire valley
an intriguing location to explore. In the afternoon, prepare for the trek to Langtang Valley
and Scenic Panorama Trekking.
Place Visiting
Kathmandu
Transportation
Private Vehicle (according to the group size)
Meal

Dinner
Breakfast
Accommodation
Teahouse

Day 3: Drive to Syabrubesi 1,470 m via Dhunche town 1,950 – 06 hrs.
The journey to the Langtang Himal area begins with a drive from Kathmandu Valley northwest
to Dhunche, the headquarters of the Rasuwa district in the Langtang Mountainous region, home
to the Tamang people, an indigenous hill tribe of the Central Himalayas.
The drive continues downhill on a winding road to Syabrubesi, the first overnight stop within the
Langtang Himalaya region.

Place Visiting
Syabrubesi
Transportation
Private Vehicle (according to the group size)
Meal
Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast
Accommodation
Teahouse

Day 4: Trek to Lama Hotel 2,350 m- 06 hrs.
Commence the morning hike by traversing a bridge, followed by an ascent through dispersed
agricultural hamlets and meticulously maintained terraced fields. Subsequently, immerse
yourself in the refreshing alpine forest, characterized by towering rhododendron, magnolia, oak,
and pine trees, interspersed with bamboo thickets.
The gradual ascent leads past the tree line, culminating in an open expanse at Lama Hotel, a
location featuring several rudimentary lodges and a teahouse catering to trekkers, all nestled
within the encompassing woodland.
Place Visiting

Lama Hotel,Langtang
Meal
Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast
Accommodation
Teahouse

Day 5: Trek to Langtang village 3, 307 m-06 hrs.
Following a restful overnight stay at Lama Hotel, situated amidst a tranquil forest and
the soothing sound of a nearby river, the morning walk takes you into a picturesque river
gorge enveloped in dense forest. The route leads to a clearing at Ghoretabela, a
charming spot with a few lodges that offer a suitable location for a delightful lunch
break.

After enjoying a refreshing break, the walk continues into the tree line as the trek
ascends towards significantly higher ground, eventually reaching Langtang village,
nestled at the end of a gorge. This enchanting Tamang village, though devastated by
the 2015 earthquake, is gradually restoring its normalcy. Here, you will have ample time
to explore the captivating farm village, which holds immense interest for visitors.

Place Visiting
Ghoretabela
Meal
Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast
Accommodation
Teahouse

Day 6: Trek to Kyanjin 3,750 m- 04 hours.

From Langtang village, embark on a brief uphill trek, approximately one hour in duration. Along
the way, you will encounter the “Mani (prayer) wall,” a significant religious site in Buddhism.
Continue your journey in an easterly direction as the valley gradually opens up, revealing
breathtaking vistas of towering mountain peaks. After several hours of a leisurely walk, you will
arrive at Kyanjin, a captivating and picturesque location. Here, you will be treated to magnificent
views of Langtang Lirung, a majestic mountain rising above 7,000 meters, and its awe-inspiring
ice fall. Kyanjin is nestled amidst a ridge formed by glacial moraine, consisting of rocks and
boulders.

Place Visiting
Kyanjin
Meal
Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast
Accommodation
Teahouse

Day 7: Rest day for acclimatization and for hike.
A pleasant and leisurely day to enjoy the scenic views and engage in hiking activities at
Kyanjin. Consider visiting the local cheese factory, and for those seeking an additional
challenge, there is the option to embark on a hike up Tsego-Ri or Kyanjin Ri, which
stands at an impressive height of 4,700 meters, further elevating the adventure. The
summit rewards hikers with breathtaking panoramic vistas of snow-capped peaks,
including Langtang Himal, Ganesh Himal (7,405 meters), Langtang Lirung (7,234
meters), Ghengu Liru (Langtang II 6,571 meters), Kimshun (6,745 meters), and
Shalbachum (6,918 meters). Other notable peaks visible from the summit include
Chimsedang, Naya Kanga or Ganja Chuli (5,846 meters), Gangchempo, Tilman’s
beautiful Fluted Peak, Jugal Himal, and the eastern horizon at Dorje Lakpa (6,980
meters).

Place Visiting
Kyanjin
Meal
Lunch

Dinner
Breakfast
Accommodation
Teahouse

 

Day 8: Trek to Lama Hotel 2,350 m – 06 hrs.
After a productive and enjoyable visit to Kyanjin, retrace the journey back along the
same picturesque route to Lama Hotel, a modest settlement situated amidst the lush
forest on the banks of the upper Trishuli River.

Place Visiting
Lama Hotel,Langtang
Meal
Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast
Accommodation
Teahouse

Day 9: Trek to Syabrubesi – 06 hrs.
On the final day of the trek, hikers will retrace their steps back to Syabrubesi. The trail
descends through farm villages and terraced fields, eventually reaching the Bhote Kosi
River, which merges with the Trisuli River. After crossing a suspension bridge, hikers will
arrive in Syabrubesi, marking the end of their journey in the Langtang Himal region and
Rasuwa district.

Place Visiting
Langtang Area
Syabrubesi
Meal
Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast

Accommodation
Teahouse

Day 10: Drive back to Kathmandu and transfer to hotel.
We will embark on an exciting overland journey to Kathmandu. Depending on the size
of your group, you will travel by car, coach, or bus. Upon reaching the city areas of
Kathmandu, you will be transferred to your respective hotels.

Place Visiting
Kathmandu
Transportation
Private Vehicle (according to the group size)
Meal
Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast
Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel

Day 11: Free day at leisure.
A free day in Kathmandu, where you can enjoy individual activities and shopping with
options to join a tour around Kathmandu-Patan and Bhaktapur or engage in other
activities.

Place Visiting
Kathmandu-Patan-Bhaktapur
Transportation
Private Vehicle (according to the group size)
Meal
Dinner
Breakfast

Accommodation
Tourist Standard Hotel

Day 12: International departure to respective countries homeward bound.
On the final day of your journey in the majestic land of towering mountains and vibrant
culture, it is time for your international flight departure from the hotel. Our dedicated staff
and experienced guide will ensure a smooth and efficient transfer to the airport, marking
the end of your grand adventure and unforgettable experiences in the Langtang Valley
and Scenic Panorama Trekking.
Transportation
Airport Transfer
Meal
Breakfast

Facts
Package Rule
No. Of Days : 12 D
No. Of Nights : 11 N
Min Age : 18 Yrs
Max Age : 70 Yrs
Min Weight : 35 Kg
Max Weight : 100 Kg
Min Pax Per Booking : 2 Pax
Max Pax Per Booking : 15 Pax
Available Group Capacity : 100 Pax
Trip Standard : 3 Star
Grade : 0
Best Seasons : Mid-June to mid-September, best months is from March to May

Elevation
Trip Start Elevation : 0 m
Lowest Elevation : 0 m
Highest Elevation : 3780 m
Start/End Point
Trip Start Point : Kathmandu
Trip End Point : Kathmandu
Pickup/Dropoff
Location Pickup Dropoff
Cancellation Policy
Undefined
Checklist
Inclusion/Exclusion

Inclusion
 Our high-altitude treks include sleeping bags and down jackets, as well as
comprehensive medical kits carried by our experienced guides and support staff.
 All tours and treks are accompanied by guides, staff, and porters (either human
or pack animals such as yaks or mules). Wages, meals, accommodations,
transportation, and insurance against medical emergencies and accidents are all
provided.
 Sightseeing tours in Kathmandu are conducted as per the chosen itinerary with
city guides. All entrance fees to places of interest are included.
 Applicable Trekking Information Management Systems (TIMS) permits, National
Park Entry permits, National Park Fees, and Conservation entry permits are also
included.
 Private vehicles or local coaches/buses are provided for transportation to the
starting point of the trek and back to Kathmandu.
 Full board during the trek includes breakfast, lunch, afternoon refreshments, and
dinner. Twin-sharing rooms in lodges are provided on route treks.
 Special entry permits are required for Tsum and Manaslu Trekking only.
 Accommodation is provided in tourist standard or 2-3 star class hotels on a bed
and breakfast basis, with twin-sharing rooms. (Single supplements are available
at an additional cost.)

 All airport transfers to and from the hotel are provided in private cars, coaches, or
buses, depending on the group size.
Exclusion
 Early returns from tours or treks will not be entertained with refunds. Clients will
be responsible for all expenses incurred, including guide and porter services.
 Emergency evacuation by any means of transportation, including immediate
helicopter services, will be provided in case of accidents, sickness, or personal
problems.
 Single supplements on hotel rooms and treks in lodges may apply. Clients must
inform us in advance if they require a private room. Extra charges will be
applicable.
 Personal trekking gear and equipment, including down jackets and sleeping
bags, are not provided unless specified in the trip cost.
 International airfare, personal medical/travel insurance, and Nepal visa fees are
not included in the trip cost.
 Expenses of a personal nature, such as drinks, laundry, telephone bills,
gratuities, and meals in Kathmandu and Pokhara, are not included in the trip
cost.

Provide/Bring
What we provide
What to bring