DAY 01: Drive to Syabrubesi, Trek to Bamboo. [2,380m/7,808 ft]
DAY 02: Trek to Langtang Village. [3,430m/11,253 ft]
DAY 03: Trek to Kyanjin Gompa, Village Tour. [3,870m/12,697 ft]
DAY 04: Kyanjin Ri Sunrise, Trek to Gumba Village. [3,403m/11,168 ft]
DAY 05: Trek to Syabrubesi.
DAY 06: Drive to Kathmandu, Departure. [1,400 m/4,593 ft]
The information provided about the Short Langtang Trek Package from Kathmandu is comprehensive. Please feel free to contact us anytime for any assistance you may need. We are available 24/7. We will be available on WhatsApp to provide instant assistance. If this trip does not align with your vacation schedule and requirements, we will customize it. Our goal is to provide clients with the best travel experience possible. We customize each vacation package based on the needs of the customers and the size of the group. We will create a customized itinerary exclusively for your private group.
Trip Booking Process: To book a trip, please send us your travel requirements via email or WhatsApp message. Once we review your requirements, we will provide you with a quotation for the trip based on the information you have provided. You can then either confirm the booking or make any desired changes. Afterward, we will need some of your information, including your travel date, passport, and travel insurance. This will allow us to book your accommodations and other necessary arrangements. Please proceed with the payment by sending us the advance amount. Once the advance payment is received, we will provide you with the vouchers. Once you have completed your trip, you can travel and enjoy your holiday as outlined in the itinerary. Afterward, we will provide you with a review website where you can share your feedback and suggestions for any positive changes we can make. Your input is mandatory and greatly appreciated.
Travel Insurance: Travel insurance is crucial for all trips and especially trek programs as it offers financial protection in case of any issues during travel or vacation. Travel insurance provides coverage for a variety of situations, including lost luggage, medical emergencies, and unforeseen accidents. Our company does not provide it, so you will need to obtain it on your own before starting your trip. If you don't want to search for a travel insurance company, we can suggest a few options for you to choose from.
Medical Insurance: Medical insurance is a requirement for your trek program in Nepal's highlands, where the minimum elevation is 2,500. It is essential to consider potential health risks during your trek. Having medical insurance will cover unfortunate accidents during your trek and provide immediate help, such as helicopter evacuation. Medical insurance is essential as it covers healthcare expenses in case of injury during your trek program.
High-altitude sickness: During the trek, you will have the opportunity to explore stunning valleys, visit charming traditional villages, and experience the exhilarating highlands that reach elevations above 3,000m. Altitude sickness is unpredictable; it can happen to anyone despite being physically and mentally fit. As you ascend to higher altitudes, there is a slight increase in the likelihood of experiencing altitude sickness. To prevent altitude sickness, it is recommended to consume 5-6 liters of water per day and consume foods that are high in carbohydrates. Taking slow, gradual steps and allowing your body to adjust to the altitude can help reduce the risk of developing altitude sickness. Maintain your walking pace and focus on your breathing.
Packing List Suggestions: Trekking becomes easier when you have a well-equipped backpack and all the necessary gear. It is particularly important when trekking at higher elevations. If you're unsure about what to pack for trekking in the highlands of Nepal, we have a comprehensive guide available for you. It's called the Nepal Trekking Gear Checklist. When creating a backpack, it is crucial to include clothing, essential items, and a first aid kit. During challenging times, having a reliable backpack can make a significant difference in one's life.
Nepal's climate varies greatly due to its diverse topography and altitude, leading to a wide range of weather conditions throughout the country. The climate is typically divided into four seasons: spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
Spring, which spans from March to May, offers an ideal opportunity to visit Nepal thanks to its pleasant and mild weather. Temperatures range from 16°C to 23°C (61°F to 73°F) at lower elevations, with cooler temperatures at higher altitudes. The current season is perfect for trekking, with clear skies and beautiful rhododendron forests in full bloom. Mountaineering expeditions are popular now too. In Nepal, heavy rainfall and occasional landslides happen during the summer season (June-August) due to the monsoon, especially in the lower regions. Despite the rain, some areas can still reach 30°C (86°F). The greenery and rice terraces are stunning this season.
The best time to visit Nepal is during autumn, which spans from September to November. After the monsoon season, the skies have cleared up, revealing stunning mountain views. The weather is consistently mild, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 24°C (59°F to 75°F). The pleasant climate and breathtaking scenery make it the peak season for trekking, cultural tours, and wildlife safaris. Kathmandu and Pokhara, situated at lower elevations, experience milder temperatures ranging from 9°C to 12°C (48°F to 54°F). Winter is ideal for lower-altitude treks, cultural tours, and wildlife safaris in the Terai region.
Altitude Himalaya is one of Australia’s growing travel companies providing excellent service to its clients. We believe in providing quality experiences and memories. We are concerned about maintaining and following our own standard service that includes a private transfer, at least a 3-star hotel accommodation in urban areas, the best available lodges/tea houses at the trekking trails, and dedicated personalized assistance. Additionally, we operate our trips in India, Bhutan, and Tibet.
You will need a national park entry permit and a TIMs (Trekkers Information Management System) card, which we will provide. If you forget to carry these permits, you can obtain them at the checkpoint, but it will be costly and does not guarantee entry. Therefore, it is essential to keep your permits with you.
The highest point on the trek you will reach is Kyanjin Ri (4,773 m), which has a panoramic view of the entire Langtang Valley, including the beautiful mountains and vast landscape. Hiring a porter is optional; however, it can make your trek more comfortable by carrying up to 20 kg of luggage for two people, making your trek smooth and enjoyable.
To prepare for high altitude sickness, you have to slowly acclimatise. Drink plenty of water, walk at a slow pace, and be mindful of symptoms. While the risk of altitude sickness is low, you have to be careful as it is unpredictable. Follow your guide’s advice and take it easy to ensure a safe and enjoyable trek.
You will stay in local lodges and teahouses along the trekking route. These accommodations offer basic amenities such as comfortable bedding, clean restrooms, and nutritious foods. The food served usually includes local dishes like Dal Bhat, noodles, soups, and some Western options, providing a nutritious and filling experience to support your trek. If you want to have some snacks of your choice, you can take them with you, as you may not find some specific foods and drinks, and the prices can vary from place to place in the trekking region.
You will need a national park entry permit and a TIMs (Trekkers Information Management System) card, which we will provide. If you forget to carry these permits, you can obtain them at the checkpoint, but it will be costly and does not guarantee entry. Therefore, it is essential to keep your permits with you.
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