Langtang Valley Trek is the nearest Himalayan Region from Kathmandu Valley, a few hours' drive from Kathmandu will take you to the beautiful Langtang region. Despite being very close to Kathmandu, the Langtang Region is as wild as any Tibetan highlands with an idyllic rural landscape. The people living in the highlands of the Langtang region are certainly Nepalese but being descendants of Tibetan origin, they look like the Tibetans. Hence, the Langtang region is one of the most popular trekking regions for those wishing a short trek from Kathmandu into the Himalayas, influenced by the Tibetan lifestyle. Moreover, accompanying the varieties of rhododendrons, bamboo forests, majestic waterfalls, and the snow-capped Himalayas make the trek one of the most diverse treks near Kathmandu.

10-day Langtang Valley Trek starts with a Bus or Jeep ride from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi. We begin the walk from Syabrubesi. We head upward to Lama Hotel and Langtang village until we arrive at the famous Kanyanjing Gompa. After exploring the region, we trek the same route to Syabrubesi, from where we drive back to Kathmandu.

Langtang Valley Trek Testimonials

What Our Clients Say?

trip of a lifetime with Halesi treks
My friend and I did the Langtang-Gosaikunda-Helambu trek with two porters and a guide from Man Kumar's team. It was my first visit to Nepal. We had problems with traveller's diarrea and acute mountain sickness but our guide was very helpful and reassuring, knowing how to treat well and encouraging without taking risks. The porters were always ready to give a hand our to take our day-pack when the efforts above 3000m became more difficult (for people near 60). Our stay in the lodges was perfectly organised. We always took time to enjoy nature and mountains, never been in a rush. There was a warm feeling in the group and mutual understanding. I would certainly recommend a trip with Halesi trek. It gave me a real Nepali experience and an unforgettable journey.
Karl SegersBelgium,December 31, 2017
Langtang Goisakund 2009
We met Mr Man Kumar Tamang in 2009 for the first time.
He was our guide for our trip to Langtang region.
He took very good care of us and showed us the beauty of the Himalayas!
At that time he was already planning to start his own business, he made us excited about other regions in Nepal, like Mustang, Annapurna, etc....
We can recommend Langtang for its beautiful nature, incredible landscapes, little villages, and the very friendly people.
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Chris CBelgium,October 17, 2017
Langsisa-Ri Climbing
I was in a team of 3, led by Man Kumar to climb Langsisa-Ri in the Langtang Region.His organisational skills were exceptional. All the gear was carefully organised and nothing was left forgotten. From the airport welcome to the pre-trip gear prep and everythign else till the airport farewell was memorable. Our team of porters and cooks was managed well by Man Kumar and he had communicated all our plans right through the team very well. When things dont turn out the way you expect, Man Kumar was very flexible and modified our itinery well to suit all members. His grand knowledge of each region in Nepal make him an invaluable partner to trek with. The main knock out that gave the cream on top, was food. We found that our team's cook had prepared food to a standard well beyond any guest house we visited along the way in the langtang region. We eventually found we had a strong preference to our cook's food than guest house hotel food! Cakes were prepared for special occasions, meat was served daily unlike some other trekking companies and we were given special treats for desert daily. Truly spoiled for food and this really does lift moral on a difficult trip such as Langsisa Ri. Tea was plentiful from morning till night and we were even made sure hot water bottles were provided each night to keep us warm! Man Kumar invited me to his home to meet his family for dinner and this gives you an insight into nepalese daily life which one can not experience without knowing a local. I can highly recommend Man Kumar for your next Himalayan adventure.
Ken NguyenAustralia,December 26, 2013