Langtang Region Peak Climbing

Trekking around Langtang links the lovely Langtang Valley with the stunning Helambu Valley and the high mountain lakes of Gosainkunda. The Langtang valley is located within one of Nepal’s most pristine national parks, which may help to explain why this trekking route is so popular. The easiest hike path from the capital is located close to the Tibetan border, north of Kathmandu. The only trek that can start from the valley’s edge in Kathmandu is this one. On the recently constructed road to Tibet through Rasuwa, Shyabrubesi, which is located on the banks of the Langtang River, is where the majority of trekkers prefer to start their adventure.

Snow-capped mountains surround the distinctive Langtang valley, with Langtang Lirung (7,246m) rising above them all. You pass through forests, lovely farms, and uncomplicated highland settlements on the hike. Rhododendron, oak, maple, and alder are abundant in the densely forested deep gorges of Bhote Koshi and Langtang Khola. The woodlands of the lower Langtang Valley also contain the rare deciduous conifer larch.

The Red panda, a unique and endangered mammal that is listed as an endangered species, lives in the area of woodland at GhodaTabela in the lower Langtang valley and under Gosainkunda. In addition to red pandas, the forests are home to a variety of other creatures, including wild boar, Himalayan black bear, ghoral, grey langur monkeys, and leopards. The Himalayan Thar, musk deer, and the stunning, elusive Snow leopard live in higher elevations. On foot, Langtang is the easiest to explore. Depending on the available time and your preferences, there are a variety of trails you could take.