Langtang Gosaikunda Trek - 15 Days

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Langtang Gosaikunda Trek
Trip Facts
Duration15 Days

Trek Introduction

Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is an epic adventure journey for the people who are exploring the mid–hills, high-altitude lakes with holy Gosaikunda Lake, and majestic mountains in the surroundings including Himalayan glaciers. The trekking destination is located in the northern part of the capital city of Kathmandu near the borderline of Nepal and China.

Highlights of Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

  • Explore the glaciers valley, pine and rhododendron forests, flat lands with green meadows, and terraced fields.
  • Stunning sceneries of silver-shine snow–capped mountains, waterfalls, deep gorges, stone grinders, and suspension bridges are on the way.
  • Outstanding views of Langtang Lirung (7,345m), Gang Chenpo (6,388m), Naya Kanga (5,846m), Dorje Lakpa (6,966m), and Yansa Tsenji (6,575m) in the horizon.
  • Tibetan borderline territory
  • Impressive Lirung and Kim Sung glaciers
  • Local cheese product factory, various prayer flags, and chorten
  • The pristine and holy Gosaikunda Lake at an elevation of 4,600m
  • Exploration of Kyanjin Ri (4,773m), Tsergo Ri (4,984m) viewpoints
  • Merits of reservation Langtang Gosaikunda Trek with Himalayan Vista Trekking
  • Complementary service for transfer to hotel from airport on arrival and airport transfer during departure by private vehicle
  • Online briefing after booking conformation about the targeted trip
  • Pulse oximeters for measuring blood oxygen saturation level at high altitudes for the precaution about altitude sickness and other potential health hazards detection
  • First Aid Kits
  • Multiple mediums of communication like email, Whats Apps, Facebook, WeChat, Viber, Line, etc)
  • 24-hour phone communication at +977-9841624665
  • Convenient payment system

The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is the best combination of easier and outstanding treks in Nepal leading to the pristine Gosaikunda Lake where all the trekkers can bathe their soul and spirit with the holy water of Sacred Lake. The Langtang region has been the most popular trekking destination in Nepal since a long time ago with the sceneries of astounding mountains on the horizon.

But the region was badly affected by the devastating earthquake in 2015, and the region is still taking to recovery and the number of visitors has been increasing recently. The charm of the Langtang valley is still existing though there was an earthquake. Similarly, obtaining this trek means economically empowering the victims of the earthquake and the lives of the locals of this province.

On the other hand, the hiking adventure to Langtang region is especially for those people who want to encounter mid-hills and elevated Lakes. Every year thousands of travelers from the globe and inside Nepal explore the Gosaikunda. The lake is peculiarly visited by Hindu and Buddhist pilgrims while others visit to observe the natural beauties of the lake and surrounding mountains.

The trekking is also suited for beginner or novice trekkers and this is moderately challenging which is adjustable for all hikers with healthy bodies and a passion for trekking. Likewise, there are lots of chances to learn the most breathtaking adventure on this hike while the trail passes through verdant woods, traditional villages, lavish creatures, and incredible Himalayan vistas of the pinnacled silver shining majestic mountains and typical Langtang Valley. The place is also popular for its friendly locals, unique traditions, various Buddhist monasteries, and landmarks along the trail.

Hence, the marvelous journey to Langtang Gosaikunda Trek carries the river upstream with rhododendron woods, pine forests, and bamboo before climbing through attractive yak pastureland to reach the lure nature of Mother Earth in the Langtang Valley.

Comprehensive Guide for Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is a well–known tourist allurement beyond the Langtang National Park in Nepal nearest to the capital city of Kathmandu. The trek lets you feel a deep insight into Buddhist religious practices, mystical monasteries historical places, hillside terraces, gorgeous valleys, and awesome glaciers generated from higher snow–capped mountains.

The trekking adventure commences from Syabrubesi, the Tamang ethnic group settlement on the bank of the Bhote Koshi River. The adventure follows the Langtang River up to the Lama Hotel to spend our night. Similarly, the next day we will hike from Lama Hotel and our overnight stay probably will be at Langtang Village or in Mundu settled by the large numbers of Tamang People.

The trail leads to Kyanjin Gompa. We will stay one more night at Kyanjoin Gompa for acclimatization and explore the viewpoint of Kyanjing Ri (4400 m) or Tsergo Ri (4984m) and Yak pasture lands including Kyanjin monastery. After spending our time at Kyanjin Gompa we will return to Lama Hotel and then proceed to Thulo Syabru after spending our night at Lama Hotel.

The views of Ganesh Himal and surrounding peaks are greatly seen from Thulo Syabru and the next day we trek towards Laurebina for Gosaikunda Lake Trek. The Gosaikunda is a revered pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhists as the water of Gosaikunda Lake is taken as the magical healing power.

In addition, before we reach Gosaikunda Lake we have to pass through the Cholang Pati and Laurebina and then finally reach the Gosaikunda Lake. Next day in the morning we will observe the Gosaikunda Lake and after breakfast, we will proceed to another destination Ghopte via Lauirbina La Pass (4610m), in the mesmerizing Helambu region. The trail from Ghopte descends to Kutumsang passing by the rhododendron woods, pine forest, and juniper jungle with peaceful verdant. Likewise, we continue the descent to arrive at Chisapani via Pati Bhanjyang. On the last day of our trek will end up in Sundarijal starting the trek from Chisapani and we will take the vehicle and drive back to Kathmandu.

Langtang Gosaikunda Region Entry Permits

You need to take two permits for trekking in the Langtang region and must have a government-licensed holder trekking guide. Normally, we manage all the things that are required for the trekking in Langtang region with experienced mountain guides including a Langtang National Park permit with your passport. Permits that are required for the Langtang trek are as follows.

  • The TIMS (Trekkers Management Information System) card is only obtained from a legally registered trekking agency.
  • Langtang National Park Entry Permit, Which is available at the office of the Tourism Board or the National Park entry place at Dhunche.
Itinerary
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We will welcome you at the Tribhuwan International Airport on your arrival and transfer to the hotel. After check-in at the hotel, our representatives will brief you about the following day's program and there will not be any activity this day so, you can explore the locality taste the local cuisine, and rest at the hotel.

After an early morning breakfast, we will take our vehicle and drive towards Syabrubesi by public bus or by private vehicle as per your choice. The vehicle will lead us to the northwest of Kathmandu and from the way you can behold the beautiful scenes of the raging rivers, terraced fields, traditional Nepali villages, and silver-shining snowcapped mountains on the horizon. The road is smoothly going up to Trishuli Bazaar and then the road starts to a little rugged on it ascending to Dhunche and descending to Syabrubesi. It is a small town located on the bank of the Bhote Koshi River where you can enjoy exploring mountain markets and hot springs on the bank of the river.

The adventure journey to Langtang Valley began from here and we set out trekking crossing the Bhote Koshi to Langtang River. We continue our hiking along the Langtang River through the beautiful fertile forest and terraced fields. We walk forward and there is a junction of Langtang Valley and Gosaikunda trail and we continue our journey towards Langtang Valley. Up ahead, we pass through the landslide area, climb uphill to Bamboo, and ascend to Rimche village, situated at the bank of the L; Langtang River. Before we reach to Lama Hotel, we will observe the wild bee hive against the rock and we can see the different Himalayan birds like pheasant and other wild animals on the way if we are lucky.

We will keep up our walking alongside of the Langtang River ascending through a dense forest of rhododendron and alpine woods. On the way, we will see a glimpse of the snowy mountain peaks just straight ahead. Finally, the congested and narrow river valley broadens out at Ghoda Tabela where we need to register our Langtang region entry permit. The trial led us closer to the Langtang Valley on the east side of the River. Our continued walking will take us to Langtang Village passing by the prayer wheels and prayer flags to the great Langtang Village settled by the Tamang ethnic group.

We regularly ascend as we pass through the tiny typical villages and yak pasture land. The broad Langtang Valley presents far-sighted Himalayan panoramas of majestic mountains. The trail passes through several tributaries and a glacial moraine of the valley. Here, we then reach our final destination Kyanjin Gompa which is named after the nearby ancient monastery of Kyanjin Gompa. The area was badly affected by the earthquake and it was forsaking after being hit by such a horrible earthquake in 2015 if we have time after our lunch we will go exploring the Kyanjin Gompa area.

We will spend one more day at Kyanjin Gompa for the exploration of different mountain vistas. Similarly, several viewpoints like Kyanjin Ri (4450m) and Tsergo Ri offer exceptional closest views of different mountains and glaciers. We also visit several places like the Yak cheese factory and Kyanjin monastery. If you have enough time or interest you can trek to Langshisa Kharka and the Tsergo Ri (4940m) viewpoint. From this viewpoint, you can observe the stunning sceneries of the towering peaks such as Langtang Lirung (7227m), Langtang II (6596m), Dorje Lakpa, and Yala Peak (5,500m) and we will return to Kyanjin Gompa in the evening for the night stay.

In the morning after breakfast, we will trek back to Lama Hotel saying goodbye to the upper high land of the Langtang region. We trek down the same route that we had taken before to Kyanjin Gompa. On the way, we will walk through the Langtang Village and probably eat our lunch at Ghoda Tabela. After our delicious lunch, we will descend towards Lama Hotel through the dense forests and river valley of the Langtang.

Today we will descend to the bank of the Langtang Khola and pass through the waterfall. The trail leads us through the rhododendron and bamboo forests populous with wildlife like wild boar, pandas, common langur, and monkeys. On the way, you will encounter the outstanding views of Ganesh Himal in your eyesight. At the end of this day's walk we will cross the suspension bridge walk continue towards Thulo Syabru village and spend our night there.

In the morning after breakfast, we will begin our trek gradually climbing upwards and passing the Langtang National Park's army check post. After half an hour of uphill climbing, we reach Daragang. The trail is average steep from here and passes through the hemlock and oak forest. If you are lucky you may encounter with red panda which is the most endangered animal in the world. The trail goes through Dhimsa and reaches Cholangpati for our night stay.

While you are ascending uphill, you will see the beautiful Langtang Himal (7,234m) – the most well-known peak in the Langtang range. We hike continue through a barren trekking trail. Climbing uphill offers more mighty Himalayas in the zenith like Langtang Himal, Ganesh Himal, and the Annapurna Himalayan Range on the horizon. After a few hours, we will arrive at Laurebina which is the best vantage point to behold the entire mountain range of Langtang then again climb uphill towards Gosaikunda. After around, two hours of climbing the steep hill, we will get up to Chorten and after an hour of hiking, you can see the beautiful views of waterfalls and lakes like Saraswati Kunda and Bhairab Kunda as both lakes are created by the water flowing from Gosaikunda. Hindus respect this site as holy as they believe this is the favorite place of lord Shiva. Many people go to this place on the special occasion of Janaipurnima in the fall.

Today is a challenging day for hiking as you will cross the Laure Bina La high pass towards the awesome Helambu region. The trail leads to the bank of the Gosaikunda Lake and goes up to the rocky trail of sloppy land of the region up to Laurebina La Pass and will pass some lakes. From the Laurebina La Pass high point you need to take a stone steps down to the low camp and the pass is marked by the stone stupa and prayer flags. After we descend up to Phedi cross a foot bridge over a stream and the adventure journey from Phedi to Ghopte demands the long ascents.

In the morning we start our trekking journey through the forest of juniper, rhododendron, and pine woods in a remote wild area before we reach to great highland of Thadepati. The trail from Thadepati descends smoothly through the forest on the western ridge slope. There are ruined shepherd's huts on the way and pass a large meadow. From the trail, you can study Mt. Gangchempo and Dorje Lakpa. The track gets steeper and leads through the forest of Magin Goth (3265m). The short walk leads to Kuala Bhanjyang (3,335m) and descends to the Kutumsang Village (2470m).

After our breakfast, we will ascend for a while and then descend to Gul Bhanjyang (2140m) Village and climb towards a dusty road at Thorong Danda (2,500m). From here we will continue our walking on a steep rocky track to Chhiping village. After steadily going down we will reach Pati Bhanjyang (1760m) a village positioned between Chipping and Chisopani. After hiking for half an hour we will arrive at Chisopani, the place famous for its extraordinary panoramas of several mountains.

After a few minutes' walk after Chisopani we arrive at the Shivapuri National Park check post. The way is leading over a wide road leading to downhill, then up to the well-paved track uphill. At the final, walking through the several water reservoirs and large water pipes, w reach Sundarijal (1460m) say goodbye to the trails, and take the vehicle drive back to Kathmandu.

We will farewell you exactly 3 hours before of your international flight and transfer to Tribhuwan International Airport for the final departure to your home country.

Cost Details
Included
  • Airport Pick up drop
  • 2 night accommodations in Kathmandu at 3 star hotel
  • Meals During the Trek (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
  • Accommodations during the trek
  • English speaking guide
  • Porter (1 porter for 2 people)
  • All the ground Transportation
  • Langtang National Park entry permit
  • TIMS card
  • First Aid Kit
  • Company Duffle Bag
  • Fresh fruit after dinner
  • Company service charge
  • All government taxes
Excluded
  • International Airfare
  • Visa Fees
  • Travel Insurance
  • Personnel Expenses
  • Any Kind of alcoholic and soft drink like coke, sprite, beer, whisky and mineral water
  • Hot shower and hot water
  • Electronic device charging and internet
  • Tips for guide and porter
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Essential Information

Accommodation on the way to Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

The Langtang Valley offers a selection of tea houses along its less traveled trail which means not the necessary of tents and any camping equipment. The trek is moderate and does not demand a high level of physical fitness that is similar to Annapurna Base Camp Trek and Everest Base Camp Trek. The tea houses are cozy and dining is warmed by a fire oven in the center with the local families and their traditions. The rooms are comfortable but the quality might be different from the area and price.

At the higher places, there will be a basic level of accommodation where you can expect simple rooms sharing common bathrooms and squat toilets, lack of heating, and need sleeping bags for sleep. For a hot shower, there will be a gas shower or bucket shower with your extra payment.

Meals during then Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

First of all, you need to keep in mind that you are trekking in remote areas of the world rather than luxury travel in urban areas where the choice of food is very limited. The limitations of food menus are quite sizable but provide both local and western types of cuisine though the menus from village to village have similarities. Similarly, you can choose the option of foods from a variety of local cuisines including Nepali traditional food Dal Bhat (rice, lentil soup, vegetable curry with refilling until you get appetite), noodles item, fried rice, dumpling (MOMO), Thukpa (Tibetan noodle soup), spring rolls or western dish items like pizza, pasta, and potatoes.

The availability of local chapati or Tibetan bread with curry, fried or boiled eggs, porridge, muesli, or pancakes with tea or coffee is preferred for breakfast. The trekking is both vegetarian and vegan friendly but if you have any other dietary problem, you need to let us know and our guide will manage as per your choice on the way with the kitchen staff coordinating with the tea house owner. Usually, we offer breakfast, lunch, and dinner in our trekking package with total traveling days and you can free to purchase extra snacks, desserts, or other available beverages by yourself which is not included in your food packages.

Communication Service in the Langtang Area

Langtang Valley is close to the capital city of Nepal where the development of communication is quite better in comparison with other trekking areas of Nepal. Nepal Telecom (NTC) and NCELL are the two major SIM card providers in Nepal however, we suggest you buy an NTC SIM card for a better network in the Langtang Region. In the same way, you can purchase a SIM card on your arrival in Nepal.

WIFI in the Langtang Region

Most of the tea houses provide internet for a small fee but the network will be affected due to the weather and other issues in the area. The fee for using WIFI in the Langtang area is expected to be $ 4 or less for the internet in the Langtang region.

Electronic device charging in the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

You can charge your mobile phone, battery backup, and other electronic devices with the payment of a small amount of money which helps to recover the economy of the Langtang region people. And if you have a solar battery charging device that would be perfect for your electronic device charging.

Transportation for Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

Normally all the fees and arrangements are attached to your trekking package booking with Himalayan Vista Trekking. For commencing the adventure journey to Langtang region there will be the option for a private vehicle as per your choice. If you use the public bus you have to take the bus ticket from Gongabu Bus Park to Syabrubesi it may take around 7/8 hours and trekking resume by the following day.

But instead of a public bus, if you use a private vehicle it will be more comfortable and will reach Syabrubesi within 5/6 hours and all the management will be on your recommendations calculating with the price. After the completion of your trek, the exploration will be the same in reverse. Please keep in mind that the public buses in Nepal will be overcrowded, untidy, and hold on many times on the way to pick up and drop off the people. Bus riding is a kind of new experience for foreigners, it can be part of an exciting, immersive new experience for being a foreign citizen. Similarly, for a comfortable drive, you can use a private vehicle which takes a shorter time.

Suitable time Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

The weather is the major factor to consider for trekking to Langtang Gosaikunda. Spring (March, April, and May) and autumn (September, October, and November) are the perfect time for the stunning views of majestic mountains including an easy trek in the mountain region. In the winter season, there will be heavy snowfall and the trekking areas might be closed due to freezing while in the summer season, there will be heavy rainfall that makes the trail slippery and increases the risk of landslides and floods.

January – February

These months are taken as the coldest months of the year, particularly, from January to February. There will be heavy snowfall in the mountain region of Nepal and the temperature gets dips. In the daytime, you can expect clear skies but in the morning and at night it will be nasty cold. That is why, a trekking trip in these months will be quite challenging however, you will be rewarded with marvelous views of sliver-shine glistering hills and Himalayas.

March – April

This is the best time to obtain trekking and tour in Nepal including Langtang and Gosaikunda Trek. The weather is comfortable and then the climate gets pleasant where you can observe the exceptional views of Langtang Luirung, Langtang II, and other mountains. Temperatures get warm from mid–March, and several trekkers will choose the trekking route to the Langtang Gosaikunda area during this season. The luring nature of lush green, deep bamboo, rhododendron woods, alpine forests, and birch jungle makes the trek unique and wonderful.

May – June

This is also the best time for trekking and hiking just early before starting the monsoon. Normally rainfall begins from the end of June till early September as the spring–summer time makes the trekking journey more enjoyable with adventurous satisfaction.

July – August

This is the main time for rainfall in Nepal, and we don’t recommend trekking in Nepal to anyone. Most of the time all the mountains are covered by clouds. The trekking trails get slippery but the trip can still be filled with fun because of the awesome waterfalls, raging rivers, and frequent seventh colors rainbows on the horizon.

September to October

This is the most perfect month of autumn season for trekking and touring in Nepal. Usually, monsoon will be on ending bringing an enjoyable climate with the combination of greenery, White Mountains, and clear blue skies. The temperatures increase up to 20 degrees during the day and fall to 5 degrees in at night and in the morning. If you prefer to observe the great combination of greenery, and white snowcapped mountains with blue skies then this will be the best time for obtaining Langtang Gosaikunda Trek in Nepal.

We highly recommend this season to our valued guests for trekking to Langtang Valley Trek particularly in between mid to end of September and whole of October. The biggest festivals of Nepal, Vijaya Dashami and Dipwali also fall in this season and you can enjoy the Nepali festivals with traditional and cultural performances of Nepal.

November – December

This is the month of the beginning point of the winter season and snowfall will be started in the Langtang region. However, your choice of trekking in these two months is also acceptable as you can see the clear skies with silver shining towering mountains but the temperature is starting to fall. The nights become nasty cold with temperatures below– 5 degrees Celsius.

Acclimatization

The thirteen-day Langtang Gosaikunda Trekking trip offers two nights of acclimatization days at an altitude of 3500 m, where there is a probability of getting altitude sickness known as acute mountain sickness. We manage the day for adjustment with the elevation in Kyanjin Gompa as we can explore the various places like Kyanjin Gompa, views from Kyanjin Ri, Cheese factory, and mountain vistas from the Tsergo Ri viewpoint.

Acute mountain sickness is a common factor with trekkers, but severe altitude sickness needs immediate remedy and shouldn’t be ignored by anyone. Our trekking crew, like guides and leaders, have extensive knowledge of first–aid training and are well-experienced. We request you inform your group leader or guide of the first symptoms so that the condition can be handled well.

Our guide will provide the knowledge and probability of altitude sickness about precautions against acute mountain sickness. The best way to keep yourself safe from AMS, hydrate your body by drinking plenty of water, soup, and tea. If the altitude sickness is getting severe then you should immediately descend or take the helicopter rescue to transfer to the hospital.

Trip Grade: Fitness Level and Health

The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is a moderate and enjoyable trip in the mountains. The walking duration will range from to 3/6 hours per day, depending on the destination, and regular rest for mountain views. The trial includes long climbing, steep ascent, and descents in the rocky trail of rhododendrons and bamboo forest. So, your physical fitness makes the adventure journey more comfortable and wonderful journey. If you have previous trekking experience will get more advantages but this is less physically demanding trekking so, will not be required. In the end, we do not suggest this trek the travelers who are suffering from sensitive diseases related to the heart and lungs.

Exploration day or a typical day for the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek
Every day brings a wonderful trekking experience where you can enjoy the astounding views of the great Himalayan series, take photos, and traverse around the local villages. Our experienced, knowledgeable, and qualified guides lead your adventure to the completion of your target destination. HVT crews will carry your luggage although, you are required to bring your regular day pack for the essential things.

The journey will start with a cup of tea like every day. We eat our breakfast and set the journey of exploration day as we may spend around 7/8 days roaming around the places and observing different mountain views. After hiking for around ¾ hours we will provide you the pack lunch and after the exploration day we will spend our night at the tea house and be prepared for the next day’s trekking destination.

Extra Personnel Expenses

The trekking package does not include the meals during your stay in Kathmandu. Most importantly our valued guests should bring the money for obtaining visa processing, travel insurance policy purchase, snacks on the trek, cold and alcoholic drinks, and other required things for your stay in Nepal. It is the best way to bring US dollars in cash that can easily be exchanged anywhere but the trekking region only accepts Nepalese currency.

Insurance for Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

However, the altitude areas are not much expected but there are still the chances of being caught by altitude sickness and chances of unforeseen incidents. That is why, travel insurance is mandatory for this trek. You need to buy a travel insurance policy that covers medical and emergency helicopter rescue and evacuation expenses at high altitudes.

We do not sell travel insurance but we can recommend it as per our client’s experience in the past.
Similarly, in the emergency case, we transfer your insurance details for processing to the insurance company that you have bought for arranging rescue operations and submit them to the hospital for further treatment. We humbly request you to send us your insurance details after booking the trek.

Tourist Visa in Nepal

All foreign citizens, except Indians, need a visa to enter Nepal. Visa can be obtained on your arrival at the Tribhuwan International Airport. For more details, you can click the link www.immigration.gov.np
The visa application should require a passport with at least six months of validation and a passport–size photo. Currently, the price of a visa fee is USD 50 for 30 30-day stays and you need to pay in cash at Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA).

Moreover, citizens of the SAARC countries and Chinese receive a free visa. Similarly, citizens of Nigeria, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Cameroon, Somalia, Liberia, Ethiopia, Iraq, Palestine, and Afghanistan may not get the visa on arrival. Please contact your local Nepalese embassy in the above-mentioned countries people to get a visa to enter Nepal.

Money Exchange

Nepali Rupees (NPR/Rs) is the Nepalese currency.
(1 USD = NPR. 130)
On your arrival in Nepal, you can exchange foreign currencies in the local banks or authentic money exchanges in Kathmandu around Thamel and other tourist places. The list of exchange rate lists is shown on the board of every exchange center for the public.

In Nepal, only the notes of 100 and 2, 000 are legally exchanged. We recommend cash exchange instead of traveler’s cheque for the safety advantage and easy to exchange to avoid the lengthy process and high bank commission rates. You can also use an ATM but you will receive only Nepali rupees. Normally ATMS are open for 24 hours and the maximum withdrawal amount is 3500 rupees and it will charge 500 rupees for processing fees with foreign cards.

If you process through the money exchange or banks or by financial institutions, they will charge a service fee of around four percent or more. There are unavailable money exchange services in the trekking regions, which is why, you need to carry enough money for your expenses as in the mountain region people only accept Nepali currency.

What are the limitations of Luggage for the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

The limitation of weight is 10 kg per trekker. A porter will lift your luggage and we provide a porter for two trekkers, and the combined luggage should be up to 20 kg. Similarly, we request you to carry your regular backpack for the worthy and significant documents.

We suggest you carry only the necessary things. And, you can leave your excess baggage either at the hotel store or at the Himalayan Vista Trekking store for free.

Safety in Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

Himalayan Vista Trekking is always focused, safety is in priority and we guarantee our valued guests safety and security. We will carry all the essential gear, equipment, and first aid kits for safety with a professional guide. Our all guides and leaders have extensive first-aid training. While on the trek our trekking crew coordinate with each other and will be together all the time.

If anyone catches up by altitude sickness the guide or trek leader takes the responsibility to decide whether to forward the trek or descend based on the condition of an overall team.
For an emergency, a rescue helicopter will take you back from the high altitude and funds provided by your insurance policy.

Himalayan Vista Trekking Crew

During the trek, we provide our local, licensed, and well–experienced guides/Sherpas support to make your adventure more worthy and enjoyable. We provide an assistant guide for a group of 15 or more.
A porter will lift your luggage and as per your need, we will manage one porter per person. But, a porter will only carry the combined weight of 230 kg. All the members are from the High Himalayan region or the middle hills so, they are fully comfortable at the higher altitude.

All our crew members are important to us, they are well – paid and we take off their emergency insurance, clothing, food, and accommodation throughout the trekking. All our guides and porters get medical treatment if they are sick or injured. We take care of our all staff and want to see smiles on their faces as only happy people can make others happy.

Our crew members have the following merits

  • Intensive Wilderness First Aid Training from Government Authority Health Center
  • Government Authorized Trekking License
  • Fluency in speaking English Language
  • Rock Climbing experience

Tipping

Tipping is taken as a way of thanking Nepali culture for good services. However, tipping is the trekker’s choice and should reflect the quality of services provided by the trekking crew. We advise you to tip at the end of your trip and do it collectively.

Booking and Payment Process

Himalayan Vista Trekking is a government-legally registered leading adventure company served since 2016 bonded trekking and touring in Nepal. We are the affiliate members of the Trekking Agency Association of Nepal (TAAN) and the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). It is because you can proceed with your reservation trip with Himalayan Vista Trekking with your confidence.

Our company policy is to take 10 percent trip cost as an advance for the trip reservation. We request you send us important documents like passport photocopies, passport-size photos, travel insurance policy, and flight details within a week of your trip reservation.

You can process your booking fees from the bank, Western Union. On your arrival in Nepal, you can pay the remaining cost for the trip in cash, bank transfer, or using your credit card but we advise you to pay in cash for the convenient payment.

Moreover, we will describe via mail payment details including the mode of payment and the amount for your convenience.

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