All About Langtang Valley Trek:
Rising in the remote area of the Himalayas, the majestic Langtang Valley truly lives up to its name, "the Valley of Glaciers". From lush green pine forests, swiftly flowing mountain streams, and rugged rocks, to snow-capped peaks, lush grassy meadows sprinkled with daisies, and wildflowers, this valley provides an unbeatable variety of stunning landscapes.
A trip to the Langtang Valley is sure to be a memorable experience, with plenty of fascinating sights to take in, such as Buddhist monasteries, a cheese factory, yaks grazing in the meadows, and the stunning glaciers and mountain lakes. A drive to the North-western village of Dhunche marks the start of the trek, where you will pass through enchanting Rhododendrons and coniferous forests, bamboo groves, and oak and pine forests. Following the narrow gorge of the Langtang River, we ascend into the large alpine meadow of Kyangin Gompa, surrounded with the majestic snowy peaks of Langtang Ri, Langtang Lirung, Dorjee Lakpa, and various unnamed mountains.
Explore the breathtaking beauty of the Langtang Valley and experience one of the most picturesque and captivating places in the Himalayas.
Here's Jeena Cloud Story that might interest you too!
I had an incredible experience trekking the Langtang Valley. We began our journey driving northwest from Kathmandu to a mountain village called Dhunche, a major part of the Langtang area. The trek led us through farmland, villages and forests of beautiful Rhododendron, conifer, bamboo, oaks and pines. As we made our way onwards, we were surrounded by the stunning high peaks of Langtang Ri, Langtang Lirung, Dorjee Lakpa and more, as well as Yaks grazing around. During our journey, we stopped and admired the Himalayan view of Langtang, Langtang Lirung, and Gosainkunda - all of which provided us with an exceptional level of awe. We achieved a height of 3800m and the trek itself was graded as Easy Plus. With a mode of Teahouse trekking, we were able to rest at Lama hotel, Kyanging Gomba, and Syabru Besi as part of our day-to-day itinerary before finally driving back to Kathmandu.
