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Langtang Gosaikunda Helambu Trek – 14 Days

Quick facts about Langtang Gosaikunda Helambu Trek – 14 Days

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Duration

14 Days

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Trip Grade

Moderate

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Maximum Altitude

4380 m

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Group Size

2 to 25 People

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Starts

Kathmandu

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Ends

Kathmandu

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Accomodation

Teahouse/ Hotel

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Best Time

Autumn, Spring

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Trip Overview

The Langtang Gosaikunda Helambu trek is basically a loop hike that encompasses the Langtang Valley, Gosainkunda, and Helambu region. The Holy Lake Gosainkunda, Langtang Valley, the wildlife and vegetation of Langtang National Park, and Helambu Valley, are the biggest attractions for hikers. This combination of Gosainkunda, Helambu, and Langtang gives you a view of forests, fast and tardy rivers, snow-capped slopes, meadows, and pastures dotted with daisies.

Tons of Hindu pilgrims travel here to honor Lord Shiva and Goddess Gauri, particularly in the early fall. Thus, if you are traveling during the autumn season, you might encounter Hindu pilgrims on the way. The trek is not too strenuous, but there is a serious risk of altitude sickness at this height. The scenes along the path are stunning, particularly from Laure Binayak. Helambu, a typical Nepalese highland near the capital of Nepal, is mostly inhabited by the famous Sherpa people, with a small Tamang population in the lower regions.

These three areas are connected by a hiking path that anybody can take advantage of to explore and learn more about this beautiful location rich in both cultural and natural aspects. Along with the breathtaking view of the terrain, the Rhododendron Forest offers beautiful splendor along the walk. Higher up the trek you will find hanging bridges over raging streams, mist-wreathed high passes, a little lake with icebergs drifting on it, and crystal-clear water. The route is diverse; you will visit Chorten (small Buddhist temples), Mani walls (long pieces of stones with sacred writings), in addition to Gompas (Buddhist monasteries). The majority of the ethnic populations are Buddhists.

You may witness their fantastic event, Losar, if you are visiting the region during the winter season. There are several highlights in the Helambu area and Langtang Gosainkunda. This hike winds up and down over rocky and steep trails, passing through picturesque valleys rich with a wide range of flora and animals. Trekkers must possess excellent physical endurance (above-average) and mental strength as well as the capacity to walk across tough terrain for five to six hours at a time.

  • Owner operated
  • Price match guaranteed
  • Tailored made trip
  • Secured online payment

No. of Persons

Price per Person

  • 1 - 2 people
    US$ 1500
  • 3 - 9 people
    US$ 1400
  • 10 + people 9999
    US$ 1300
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Trip Highlights

  • Private Transportation from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi –Trek starting point (Jeep / Bus).
  • Private Transpiration from Sundarijal to Kathmandu – Trek ending point (Jeep / Bus).
  • Complete departure information, about trek, trekking guide, trekking crews and altitude sickness before the trek starting.
  • First night and  last night 3-star hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast.
  • All airport pucks up and drops by Private transportation.
  • Full board meals throughout the trek.(breakfast, lunch and dinner included chosen from lodge menu.)
  • Twin share mountain lodge accommodation during the trek.
  • Government licensed holder trek guide, helpful & friendly porters (1 porter =2 people) and their food, accommodation, salary, equipment, and accidental insurance for all staff. (6 trekkers 1 assistant guide)
  • Down jacket and four seasonal sleeping bags will be provided during the trekking (down jacket and sleeping bag are to be returned after the trip)
  • Trekking permit fee ( Langtang National Park/ Shivapuri National Park and Local Village Entry permit Fee)
  • Himalayan idol Adventure Company’s logo trekking bag/duffel bag, t-shirt and trekking trail map.
  • First Aid kits for the staffs and the groups, including Oxi-meter and Diamox tablets
  • Services coordination for emergency and helicopter rescue operations
  • Government taxes & Company service charge
  • Welcome/Farewell dinner at reputed traditional Nepali culture Restaurant
  • Trip achievement Certificate
  • Heritage sites tour entry tickets
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Detail Itinerary

The first day of this trip starts as you arrive at the international airport in Kathmandu. One of the best things about this flight is that you will get to see some peaks in the distance as you arrive in Kathmandu. After you land at the airport, you will have to work out your tourist visa on arrival. This visa on arrival system makes it easier for tourists to get their visa to travel and explore Nepal.

You will need a passport valid for at least 6 months, 2 passport size photos, a bank receipt of your visa fee payment, return tickets, and proof of accommodation, as per the new laws of Nepal, to get your tourist visa. Alternatively, you can also apply for your visa online. After you have filled out and submitted the form, you will be given a bar code which should be printed and presented at the airport. This can be beneficial during peak travel season as you can skip the line if you have already filled out the form.

After you have sorted out your visa requirements, you will find our representative waiting for you at the airport lobby. He will welcome you and escort you to your accommodation. After you have checked in, we will arrange a short meet up session with the guide and porters who will be assisting you throughout the trek. Lastly, we will take you to have a welcome dinner at a nice restaurant in Kathmandu. Normally, we do not serve dinner or lunch during your stay in cities, but we will make an exception for your first day.

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Activity: 30 Min drive to Hotel

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Accommodation: 3 star level Hotel

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Meal: Welcome Dinner

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Max Altitude: 1,350m/4,429ft. (Kathmandu )

If our standard itinerary doesn't fully meet your needs, we are happy to tailor it to your specific preferences and requirements.

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Includes and Excludes

What’s Included?

  • Private Transportation from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi –Trek starting point (Jeep / Bus).
  • Private Transpiration from Sundarijal to Kathmandu – Trek ending point (Jeep / Bus).
  • Complete departure information, about trek, trekking guide, trekking crews and altitude sickness before the trek starting.
  • First night and  last night 3-star hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast.
  • All airport pucks up and drops by Private transportation.
  • Full board meals throughout the trek.(breakfast, lunch and dinner included chosen from lodge menu.)
  • Twin share mountain lodge accommodation during the trek.
  • Government licensed holder trek guide, helpful & friendly porters (1 porter =2 people) and their food, accommodation, salary, equipment, and accidental insurance for all staff. (6 trekkers 1 assistant guide)
  • Down jacket and four seasonal sleeping bags will be provided during the trekking (down jacket and sleeping bag are to be returned after the trip)
  • Trekking permit fee ( Langtang National Park/ Shivapuri National Park and Local Village Entry permit Fee)
  • Himalayan idol Adventure Company’s logo trekking bag/duffel bag, t-shirt and trekking trail map.
  • First Aid kits for the staffs and the groups, including Oxi-meter and Diamox tablets
  • Services coordination for emergency and helicopter rescue operations
  • Government taxes & Company service charge
  • Welcome/Farewell dinner at reputed traditional Nepali culture Restaurant
  • Trip achievement Certificate
  • Heritage sites tour entry tickets

What is not Included?

  • Meals not included.
  • Travel insurance (Compulsory)
  • Nepal entry visa charge.
  • All beverages and others personal expenses.
  • Snacks and other personal expenses.
  • Battery charge, hot showers & international phone calls.
  • Service not mentioned above.
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Trip Information of Langtang Gosaikunda Helambu Trek – 14 Days

Best Season for the Langtang Gosaikunda Helambu Trek

Traveling the Langtang Gosaikunda helambu trek is best done in the months of March to April and October to November. There are two seasons throughout these months: spring and autumn. This is the best time of year for trekking because there won’t be any mud, and the paths will be relatively safe.

The temperature will be mild and the atmospheric conditions will be less turbulent. In addition, you’ll be treated to spectacular, unobstructed scenes with unclouded blue sky throughout specific months. The hiking routes will be crowded with hikers at these times, though, as these are the most popular times for trekking. We advise making reservations in advance.

Difficulty

The gaining of elevation on the Langtang Gosaikunda Helambu Trek makes it quite difficult. There are several steep and lengthy ascents along the route, and the first three consecutive days of the trek include an ascent of over 2,000 meters. The trail winds through picturesque woodlands and steadily climbs till day 4. Day 5 will see you starting at 3,870 meters, which could prove to be difficult for inexperienced climbers. On day six, if you are adequately prepared and in good physical condition, you may trek to Kyanjin Ri early in the morning.

Accommodation, Food, and Drinks on the Langtang Gosaikunda Helambu Trek

On the Langtang Gosaikunda Helambu Trek, lodging is provided by guesthouses, often referred to as tea houses. Usually in little communities that have sprouted up to accommodate hikers, but sometimes in bigger villages with a combination of local residences and guesthouses, they are frequently seen along the walk.

On the Langtang Gosaikunda Helambu Trek, lodging is typically provided at a very modest grade in older tea houses with common restrooms. The only instance of this is at lower-elevation settlements close to the start/end, including Thulosyabru and Kutumsang, where accommodations are more contemporary and provide rooms with attached bathrooms.

Every guesthouse has food, thus, it is assumed that you would have breakfast and supper there as well; otherwise, the cost of the accommodation will be significantly more. The Langtang  Gosaikunda Helambu Trek does not have any bakeries or cafes, in contrast to this trek.

There’s a menu at every tea house, and for breakfast, lunch, and supper it’s very much the same. As you ascend higher, prices usually go up because more food and fuel must be carried, usually by pack mules or porters, adding to the expense. Hot chocolate, instant coffee, and different kinds of tea are some of the many hot beverages available. Single cups or small, medium, or large thermoses—referred to as “pots”—can be ordered. There are also pots or cups of hot water readily available.

Gadgets Charging & Internet

On the Langtang Gosaikunda Helambu Trek trip, Nepal Telecom SIM cards function the best, albeit, for the majority of the trek, phone reception and data connectivity are unavailable. Additionally, there is very little Wi-Fi, usually just in regions like Kutumsang and Thulosyabru at lower elevations. There are other places you might be able to get online, including Gosainkunda itself. However, it really depends on the weather, and frequently, the Wi-Fi is down.

Generally, connecting to Wi-Fi costs about Rs 300. The majority of guesthouses are solar-powered. Some places don’t allow you to charge your gadgets at all, but in most cases, you may use the dining room’s outlets to charge for between Rs 300 and 400 per hour.

Permits for Langtang Gosaikunda Helambu Trek

To travel this trek you will have to have a Langtang National Park permit, Shivapuri-Nagarjun National Park permit (if you prefer to start the trek at Sundarijal), and a TIMS card. Your trekking package cost will cover the expense of these permits.

Extra Expenses

As much as we would like to, we just can not cover every expense during this trek. Your extra expenses include travel insurance, visa fees, medical insurance, extra accommodations, emergency rescue services, tips for the porters and guide, etc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No, the Langtang – Gosaikunda- Helambu Trek is not a beginner-friendly trek. This trek requires at least some prior experience of trekking.

We have to trek for 11 days straight. The daily trekking hours range from 4 hours to 6 hours.

If you need to be rescued at any point during the trek, our guide will contact the emergency rescue team. You will be evacuated via helicopter ride to the nearest hospital.

All of the money you require must be brought from Kathmandu. The trekking route does not have any ATMs. Having a combination of big and small banknotes is an excellent idea because most guesthouses have no spare change.

Yes, traveling to any place higher than 4000 meters in elevation can get you altitude sick.

  • Owner operated
  • Price match guaranteed
  • Tailored made trip
  • Secured online payment

No. of Persons

Price per Person

  • 1 - 2 people
    US$ 1500
  • 3 - 9 people
    US$ 1400
  • 10 + people 9999
    US$ 1300
Enquire
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