--- title: "Langtang Valley Trek 2026/27: Itinerary, Cost & Guide" description: "Plan the Langtang Valley Trek with a detailed itinerary, 2026/27 cost, Kyanjin Gompa route, difficulty, permits, altitude and practical advice from local…" canonical: "https://www.nepaltibetbhutan.com/langtang-valley" --- 10-day Nepal trekking package and planning guide # Langtang Valley Trek Follow the road north of Kathmandu from Syabrubesi through Lama Hotel and Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa, with optional Kyanjin Ri and Tserko Ri viewpoints. [View itinerary](#recommended-itinerary)[Check price & availability](#langtang-trek-cost) Private and group departures · Confirm current price, road access and dates with the local team **10 days**Arrival to departure **6 days**Trekking days **3,870 m**Kyanjin Gompa sleep **4,984 m**Tserko Ri option **Moderate**Difficulty **Mar–May / Sep–Nov**Best seasons **Syabrubesi**Road trailhead **Teahouses**Accommodation **Private / group**Departure format Current information ✓ Last checked: 21 Aug 2026 Road access, trail conditions, permits, weather, lodge availability, guide requirements and prices. [Official sources ↗](https://ntb.gov.np/plan-your-trip/before-you-come/tims-card)[What to recheck →](/data-methodology) Details and source context Status Route overview; confirm current road, permits, lodge and price details before booking or travel Applies to Langtang Valley Trek planning Last checked 21 Aug 2026 About the Langtang Valley Trek ## A road-access valley trek with a real high-country finish The Langtang Valley Trek begins north of Kathmandu, where the road climbs through the Rasuwa corridor toward Syabrubesi. That ground approach is part of the route’s character: it can be a long day in traffic and should be planned with a buffer. From the current trailhead, the path follows the Langtang Khola through forest, bamboo and rhododendron before reaching Lama Hotel and the more open valley around Langtang Village. The rebuilt settlement and the surrounding communities carry the memory of the 2015 earthquake and avalanche, so this is a living place and a working tourism economy, not a backdrop to pass through. The trail continues past Mundu and yak pasture to Kyanjin Gompa, the high sleeping base at approximately 3,870 metres. Langtang Lirung, glaciers and the broad alpine valley become visible here, while an extra night gives the body time to adjust and gives the group a choice of daytime viewpoints. Kyanjin Ri, approximately 4,773 metres in the current itinerary guide, is the more accessible option; Tserko Ri, approximately 4,984 metres, is higher and more demanding. Neither is an overnight destination. A standard company plan takes 10 days from arrival to departure, including six trekking days, one flexible Kyanjin day and two road-transfer days. The route suits travellers who want a shorter Himalayan trek close to Kathmandu and who are comfortable with five-to-six-hour walking stages, uneven trail, basic teahouses and a serious rise in sleeping altitude. Tamang culture, Tibetan-influenced village life, yak herding and local hospitality are part of the experience, but they should be approached with attention to residents and the valley’s recovery. [Read the detailed Langtang itinerary →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-trek-itinerary) Route highlights ## Langtang Valley Trek Highlights The classic route keeps its focus on the Syabrubesi–Kyanjin valley rather than mixing in unrelated passes or flight products. 01 ### Reach the Langtang Valley by road from Kathmandu through the Syabrubesi approach 02 ### Walk beside the Langtang Khola through subtropical forest, bamboo and rhododendron 03 ### Stay in Tamang villages including Lama Hotel and the rebuilt Langtang Village area 04 ### Spend two nights around Kyanjin Gompa below Langtang Lirung and its glaciers 05 ### Use Kyanjin Ri or Tserko Ri as optional daytime viewpoints, never as sleeping stops 06 ### See yak pastures, high alpine meadows and a valley shaped by both loss and rebuilding Classic Syabrubesi route ## Langtang Valley Trek Itinerary – 10 Days Six walking days sit between two road transfers. Day 6 is flexible around Kyanjin; the high viewpoints are optional and daytime-only. 01 **Arrive in Kathmandu; briefing and equipment check**Trekking day · Sleep 1,400 m · — **+** Arrive in Kathmandu; briefing and equipment check is planned around the stated sleeping altitude and the transport or walking time shown. Your guide may adjust the stop for health, weather, trail, road or lodge conditions. Sleeping altitude 1,400 m Walking / transport — Meals Breakfast, lunch and dinner Stay Hotel / transfer 02 **Drive Kathmandu to Syabrubesi**Road transfer · Sleep 1,550 m · 7–9 hours drive **+** Drive Kathmandu to Syabrubesi is planned around the stated sleeping altitude and the transport or walking time shown. Your guide may adjust the stop for health, weather, trail, road or lodge conditions. Sleeping altitude 1,550 m Walking / transport 7–9 hours drive Meals Breakfast, lunch and dinner Stay Hotel / transfer 03 **Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel**Trekking day · Sleep 2,380 m · 5–6 hours **+** Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel is planned around the stated sleeping altitude and the transport or walking time shown. Your guide may adjust the stop for health, weather, trail, road or lodge conditions. Sleeping altitude 2,380 m Walking / transport 5–6 hours Meals Breakfast, lunch and dinner Stay Teahouse lodge 04 **Lama Hotel to Langtang Village**Trekking day · Sleep 3,430 m · 5–6 hours **+** Lama Hotel to Langtang Village is planned around the stated sleeping altitude and the transport or walking time shown. Your guide may adjust the stop for health, weather, trail, road or lodge conditions. Sleeping altitude 3,430 m Walking / transport 5–6 hours Meals Breakfast, lunch and dinner Stay Teahouse lodge 05 **Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa**Trekking day · Sleep 3,870 m · 4–5 hours **+** Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa is planned around the stated sleeping altitude and the transport or walking time shown. Your guide may adjust the stop for health, weather, trail, road or lodge conditions. Sleeping altitude 3,870 m Walking / transport 4–5 hours Meals Breakfast, lunch and dinner Stay Teahouse lodge 06 **Kyanjin Gompa acclimatization and optional Kyanjin Ri**Acclimatization / optional hike · Sleep 3,870 m · 3–6 hours **+** Kyanjin Gompa acclimatization and optional Kyanjin Ri is planned around the stated sleeping altitude and the transport or walking time shown. Your guide may adjust the stop for health, weather, trail, road or lodge conditions. Sleeping altitude 3,870 m Walking / transport 3–6 hours Meals Breakfast, lunch and dinner Stay Teahouse lodge 07 **Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel**Trekking day · Sleep 2,380 m · 6–7 hours **+** Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel is planned around the stated sleeping altitude and the transport or walking time shown. Your guide may adjust the stop for health, weather, trail, road or lodge conditions. Sleeping altitude 2,380 m Walking / transport 6–7 hours Meals Breakfast, lunch and dinner Stay Teahouse lodge 08 **Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi**Trekking day · Sleep 1,550 m · 5–6 hours **+** Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi is planned around the stated sleeping altitude and the transport or walking time shown. Your guide may adjust the stop for health, weather, trail, road or lodge conditions. Sleeping altitude 1,550 m Walking / transport 5–6 hours Meals Breakfast, lunch and dinner Stay Teahouse lodge 09 **Drive Syabrubesi to Kathmandu**Road transfer · Sleep 1,400 m · 7–9 hours drive **+** Drive Syabrubesi to Kathmandu is planned around the stated sleeping altitude and the transport or walking time shown. Your guide may adjust the stop for health, weather, trail, road or lodge conditions. Sleeping altitude 1,400 m Walking / transport 7–9 hours drive Meals Breakfast, lunch and dinner Stay Hotel / transfer 10 **Departure**Road transfer · Sleep — · — **+** Departure is planned around the stated sleeping altitude and the transport or walking time shown. Your guide may adjust the stop for health, weather, trail, road or lodge conditions. Sleeping altitude — Walking / transport — Meals Breakfast, lunch and dinner Stay Hotel / transfer [Open the complete itinerary guide →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-trek-itinerary) Route and elevation ## Langtang Valley Trek Route Map and Elevation The classic route follows one valley from Syabrubesi to Kyanjin Gompa, then retraces the same corridor on the return. Kyanjin Ri and Tserko Ri are separate high points, not sleeping stages. - 01 **Arrive in Kathmandu; briefing and equipment check**1,400 m - 02 **Drive Kathmandu to Syabrubesi**1,550 m - 03 **Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel**2,380 m - 04 **Lama Hotel to Langtang Village**3,430 m - 05 **Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa**3,870 m - 06 **Kyanjin Gompa acclimatization and optional Kyanjin Ri**3,870 m - 07 **Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel**2,380 m - 08 **Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi**1,550 m - 09 **Drive Syabrubesi to Kathmandu**1,400 m - 10 **Departure**— Langtang Valley Trek sleeping-altitude profile **Arrive in Kathmandu; briefing and equipment check **Drive Kathmandu to Syabrubesi **Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel **Lama Hotel to Langtang Village **Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa **Kyanjin Gompa acclimatization and optional Kyanjin Ri **Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel **Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi **Drive Syabrubesi to Kathmandu This profile shows overnight altitudes only. The **4,773 m Kyanjin Ri** and **4,984 m Tserko Ri** options are daytime hikes and must not be read as sleep elevations. See the [route map guide](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-trek-map) and [distance guide](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-trek-distance) for further context. Kyanjin Gompa, Kyanjin Ri and Tserko Ri ## One sleeping base, two optional viewpoints Kyanjin Gompa is the overnight base, not a summit. The standard itinerary sleeps here at approximately 3,870 metres for two nights. On the flexible day, a healthy and well-acclimatised trekker can choose a shorter Kyanjin Ri outing at approximately 4,773 metres or attempt the steeper Tserko Ri option at approximately 4,984 metres. The choice depends on symptoms, snow, trail condition, daylight and the guide’s assessment. Turnaround is a normal route decision; neither viewpoint is required to complete the Langtang Valley Trek. [Read the altitude and acclimatization guidance →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-altitude-sickness) Package pricing ## Langtang Valley Trek Cost 2026/27 The current package price depends on your dates, group size, private or group format, road transport, guide and porter arrangement, Kathmandu hotel nights and inclusions. This page does not publish a fabricated rate: request a dated quotation for the actual 2026/27 departure. Standard 10-Day Package**from US$695**Per person (group 2+), includes Kathmandu–Syabrubesi overland transport, Langtang NP permit, TIMS, licensed guide, porter & teahouses Private / Couple Departure**from US$850**Dedicated licensed guide, porter, private 4WD jeep upgrade option and customized hiking pace for Kyanjin Ri / Tserko Ri Single Room Supplement**+US$140**Private twin room for single occupancy throughout lodges (subject to peak-season Kyanjin Gompa quota) Langtang + Gosainkunda Lakes (15 Days)**from US$995**Valley trek extended across Lauribina La pass (4,610m) to the sacred alpine lakes and Dhunche exit [Read the full cost guide](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-trek-cost)[Check availability →](/contact?trip_interest=Langtang%20Valley%20Trek&source_path=%2Flangtang-valley&entry_point=langtang-cost#planning-enquiry) [Season ### Best time for Langtang Valley Compare spring, autumn, winter and monsoon →](/langtang-valley/best-time-for-langtang-valley-trek)[Preparation ### Langtang difficulty Plan for stairs, walking hours and altitude →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-trek-difficulty)[Trail life ### Teahouses and food Know what the route provides →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-accommodation)[Access ### Permits and TIMS Check current entry requirements →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-trek-permits) Road, season and trail life ## Plan for the road and the sleeping altitude together. The Kathmandu–Syabrubesi transfer is normally a full road day; the current core itinerary allows 7–9 hours, but traffic, road works and weather can change that range. The standard route is usually most comfortable in spring and autumn, when walking conditions and mountain visibility are often more settled. Winter brings cold and possible snow around Kyanjin; monsoon can affect roads, river crossings, landslide-prone sections and lodge supply. Teahouses provide simple rooms and shared facilities, with menus and charging changing by village. Carry water treatment, warm sleep layers, a headlamp, power backup, cash and medication. The route is non-technical, but five-to-six-hour stages, repeated climbs and the jump to high nights make consistent training and a conservative response to altitude symptoms essential. [Packing list →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-trek-packing-list)[Food and water →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-food-and-water)[Guide and porter roles →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-guide-and-porter) Route scope ## Keep extensions separate from the classic trek. Choose the standard valley first, then add time only when the route, permits and recovery margin are clear. [Shorter ### Short Langtang Valley Trek Compare a compressed route with less buffer →](/langtang-valley/short-langtang-valley-trek)[Extension ### Langtang–Gosainkunda route Add lakes and a high pass deliberately →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-gosainkunda-lakes-lauribina-la-pass)[Format ### Private or group trek Choose pace, support and flexibility →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-private-vs-group-trek)[Separate service ### Helicopter return Review it as an optional aviation product →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-helicopter-return) Practical planning ## Keep the useful details close to the route. Overland road transit, Kyanjin Ri vs Tserko Ri route decisions, rebuilt village infrastructure, national park permits and teahouse cash budgets. ## The safety margin is in sleeping altitude and viewpoint decisions The Langtang Valley Trek offers one of the most accessible introductions to high-altitude Himalayan trekking in Nepal. Starting at **Syabrubesi (1,503 m)**, the trail climbs steadily alongside the churning Langtang Khola to reach the alpine plateau at **Kyanjin Gompa (3,870 m)**. While the maximum sleeping elevation is moderate compared with Everest or Manaslu, the ascent rate requires deliberate pacing. The jump from Lama Hotel (**2,480 m**) through the rebuilt Langtang Village (**3,430 m**) to Kyanjin Gompa (**3,870 m**) accumulates nearly 1,400 metres of elevation across two days. The standard itinerary incorporates a flexible acclimatization day at Kyanjin Gompa, presenting two distinct optional daytime excursions: - **Kyanjin Ri (4,773 m):** A steep, 3- to 4-hour return ridge hike directly behind the monastery, yielding unobstructed panoramas of Langtang Lirung (**7,227 m**), Yala Peak and tumbling icefalls. It is the sensible first choice for most trekkers. - **Tserko Ri (4,984 m):** A strenuous 6- to 8-hour alpine push over moraine, boulder fields and late-season snow. Trekkers gain over 1,100 vertical metres in a single morning. Both summits are strictly **daytime viewpoint objectives**; trekkers must return to sleep at Kyanjin Gompa. If morning headache, nausea, dizziness or persistent coughing develops, skip the high viewpoints and rest in the village. Review symptoms and prevention in the [altitude sickness guide](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-altitude-sickness). ## Kathmandu to Syabrubesi Highway Logistics Langtang requires no domestic flights, shielding itineraries from aviation delays. However, the ground approach demands proper logistical preparation: - **Distance & Route:** The 122 km journey from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi heads northwest via Galchi, Trishuli Bazaar and the district headquarters at Dhunche (**1,960 m**). - **Travel Time:** Expect **6 to 8 hours** in a private 4WD vehicle, or **7 to 9 hours** on local buses. The road between Kathmandu and Trishuli is paved; beyond Betrawati, the mountain road narrows into a winding, cliffside unpaved route prone to monsoon mudslides and road-widening delays. - **Dhunche Army Checkpoint:** All vehicles stop at the Dhunche military and national park post, where client permits, TIMS cards and luggage are inspected before proceeding down into Syabrubesi. Always allow a buffer day in Kathmandu after the trek in case of mountain road closures or landslide clearance operations. Check road access updates in the [transport guide](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-transport-guide). ## Accommodation and Daily Teahouse Living Lodges along the Langtang Valley showcase the remarkable resilience and warmth of the local Tamang and Tibetan-descended communities. Following the devastating earthquake and avalanche of April 2015, villages like Langtang and Mundu have been completely rebuilt using engineered reinforced-stone and timber construction. Lama Hotel and Bamboo feature traditional wooden lodges nestled along the forested gorge, while Kyanjin Gompa hosts modern multi-story stone teahouses offering double and twin bedrooms with glass-fronted dining rooms facing the glacial amphitheatre. A unique cultural highlight at Kyanjin Gompa is the historic **Swiss-aided Yak Cheese Factory**, established in 1955. Trekkers can sample fresh artisanal yak cheese and curd while taking in views of the surrounding ice caps. Bedrooms are unheated throughout the valley, with temperatures dropping between **-5°C and -10°C (14°F to 23°F)** in spring and autumn; a **three-season sleeping bag rated to -10°C (14°F)** is recommended. Consult the [accommodation guide](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-accommodation) for lodge details. ## Food, Hydration and Trail Health Food along the Langtang trail blends Nepali staples with Tibetan culinary traditions: - **Dal bhat:** Standard energy baseline with fresh seasonal greens, potatoes, lentil soup and homemade achar. - **Tibetan specialities:** Steamed momos (vegetable and cheese), Tibetan flatbreads, thukpa noodle soups, and vegetable fried rice. - **Bakery goods:** Kyanjin Gompa features small local bakeries serving fresh apple pie, cinnamon rolls and espresso. Water safety is paramount. Never consume untreated tap or stream water. Use chlorine dioxide tablets, UV sterilization (SteriPEN) or hollow-fiber microfilters. Boiled water is readily available for purchase at all teahouses (NPR 150–300 per litre). Staying properly hydrated (3 to 4 litres daily) is the primary non-medicinal defense against altitude headache. Read more in the [food and water guide](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-food-and-water). ## Trail-Life Out-of-Pocket Costs and Cash Requirements Your tour package covers guide, porter, park permits, vehicle transport, standard lodge accommodation and meals. Out-of-pocket trail conveniences must be settled in cash: Swipe to view table → | Trail Amenity | Typical Cost (NPR) | Approximate USD | Operational Reality | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Hot Shower (Gas / Solar) | NPR 300–500 | $2.25–$3.75 | Gas showers available at all major stops | | Device / Power Bank Charging | NPR 200–400 | $1.50–$3.00 | Hydro-electric power at Kyanjin; solar lower down | | Wi-Fi Data Voucher | NPR 300–600 | $2.25–$4.50 | 24-hour prepaid voucher (AirJaldi or Everest Link) | | Boiled Water (1 L) | NPR 150–300 | $1.15–$2.25 | Increases with elevation toward Kyanjin Gompa | | Fresh Kyanjin Yak Cheese (100g) | NPR 250–350 | $1.90–$2.65 | Artisanal local product from the Swiss-supported dairy | | Guide / Porter Tipping | $10–$15 / $8–$12 per day | Group total | Customary pooled gratuity presented at Syabrubesi | There are **no functional ATMs anywhere on the Langtang trail**; the last reliable banks are in Kathmandu or Dhunche. Trekkers should withdraw **NPR 20,000 to NPR 28,000 per person** in cash in Kathmandu before boarding the vehicle. For complete budget breakdowns, see the [Langtang trek cost guide](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-trek-cost). ## Langtang National Park Permits and Guide Regulations Foreign visitors to the Langtang region require two mandatory permits: - **Langtang National Park Entry Permit:** NPR 3,000 per person (+ 13% VAT) for foreign nationals; NPR 1,500 for SAARC nationals. Available at the Department of National Parks counter in Kathmandu or at the Dhunche checkpost. - **TIMS Registration:** NPR 2,000 per person, issued through authorized Nepal trekking agencies. In accordance with Nepal Tourism Board regulations, foreign trekkers must arrange their trek through a registered agency with a **licensed Nepal trekking guide**. Checkpoints at Dhunche and Syabrubesi strictly record permits and guide licenses before allowing passage onto the trail. Reconfirm current guidelines on the [permits guide](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-trek-permits). **Written by** [Dinesh Bhusal](https://www.nepaltibetbhutan.com/author-dinesh-bhusal) **Last updated** 21 Aug 2026 **Last fact-checked** 21 Aug 2026 **Sources checked** 2 Questions travellers ask ## Langtang Valley Trek FAQ How many days does the Langtang Valley Trek take?+ The standard arrival-to-departure plan takes 10 days: two road-transfer days, six trekking days, one flexible Kyanjin day and Kathmandu time around the route. Where does the Langtang Valley Trek start?+ The classic route uses a road transfer from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi, the practical trailhead for the valley. Traffic, road works and local conditions can change the timing or exact start point. How high is Kyanjin Gompa?+ Kyanjin Gompa is the high sleeping base in the standard itinerary at approximately 3,870 metres. Kyanjin Ri and Tserko Ri are higher optional daytime hikes. What is the difference between Kyanjin Ri and Tserko Ri?+ Kyanjin Ri is the shorter viewpoint option at approximately 4,773 metres in the current itinerary guide. Tserko Ri is the higher, more demanding option at approximately 4,984 metres. Both are optional day hikes. Is Langtang Valley suitable for beginners?+ A healthy beginner can complete the classic route with preparation, a sensible pace, a licensed guide and flexibility around symptoms and weather. The route is moderate, not effortless: stairs, uneven trail and high nights still matter. What permits are needed for Langtang?+ Current Nepal Tourism Board guidance lists a Langtang National Park entry permit and an agency-issued TIMS card with a licensed guide for the Langtang Trek. Fees and procedures should be reconfirmed before departure. Is Langtang Valley a flight-based trek?+ No. The standard trek approaches Syabrubesi by road from Kathmandu and returns by the same road corridor. Helicopter or aviation pages describe separate services or emergency planning, not the classic package route. Can I add Gosainkunda or Tamang Heritage?+ Yes, but those are separate route scopes. They add days, terrain and permit or guide planning; they should be quoted as an extension rather than blended into the standard Langtang Valley itinerary. [Read all Langtang Trek FAQs →](/langtang-valley/langtang-valley-trek-faq) Plan with a Nepal-based team ## Request a current Langtang Valley Trek plan. Share your dates, nationality, group size, preferred private or group format and whether Kyanjin Ri or Tserko Ri is part of your plan. The local team can confirm the current road transfer, permits, lodge sequence, guide and porter support, price and departure terms. 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