The Ganjala pass is a standout amongst the most difficult goes in Nepal. This wedge in the Himalaya is arranged at a height of 5160m. Our Langtang trek takes you over this go as you advance south from Langtang town which lies at 3500m and where the national stop central station is found. The course from Gyang in Helambu, require crossing the 5106m Ganja La. The pass is obstructed by snow, so nearby request about its condition, great hardware and mountaineering background are fundamental for safe intersection.
The Helambu town avoids a Tibetan vibe and you will see fields encased by stone dividers and additionally groups of yaks, the most critical creature for the general population here. From Tarke Gyang, we dive to Melamchi Khola before moving to Pati Bhyanjyang, at that point trek down to Sundarijal, from here we drive back to Kathmandu.
Days 01 : Arrival, transfer to hotel, and briefing
Days 02 : Drive to Syabrubesi
Days 03 : Trek to lama hotel
Days 04 : Trek to Langtang
Days 05 : Trek to Kyangjing Gompa
Days 06 : Kyangjing Gompa- acclimatiztion.
Days 07 : Trek to Ngegang
Days 08 : Trek to Ganjala
Days 09 : Trek to Dukpu
Days 10 : Trek to Tarke Ghyang
Days 11 : Trek to Sermathang
Days 12 : Sermathang – Melamchi bridge and drive to Kathmandu
Days 13 : Kathmandu, City sightseeing
Days 14 : Departure
Days 02 : Drive to Syabrubesi
Days 03 : Trek to lama hotel
Days 04 : Trek to Langtang
Days 05 : Trek to Kyangjing Gompa
Days 06 : Kyangjing Gompa- acclimatiztion.
Days 07 : Trek to Ngegang
Days 08 : Trek to Ganjala
Days 09 : Trek to Dukpu
Days 10 : Trek to Tarke Ghyang
Days 11 : Trek to Sermathang
Days 12 : Sermathang – Melamchi bridge and drive to Kathmandu
Days 13 : Kathmandu, City sightseeing
Days 14 : Departure
Cost Includes
- Hotel in Kathmandu with 2 Stars Bed & Breakfast .For Two Night (On The Arrival day and After the Trekking).
- Your Meal (Breakfast-lunch-dinner) During the Trek ,
- One Experience Trekking guide & one porter for Each Two Tourist.
- All Land Transportation from Kathmandu to Kathmandu
- All necessary paper works and Langtang National park Entry Permits.
- Trekkers’ Information Management System (TIMS)
- Insurance for Guide & Porters
- All accommodation During the Trek Available Lodge /Tea Houses.
- Airport -Hotel-Airport Transfer
- Our service charge
- Farewell Dinner
Cost Excludes
- Personal Equipment for Trekking/climbing
- Personal Insurance for travel to Nepal
- Lunch & Dinner in Kathmandu .
- Emergency Rescue evacuation
- Tipping (Tips) For Guide& Porter
- All the Alcoholic and non Nlcoholic Drinks Tea . Coffice
- Sweet things like chocolate and desert.
- Hot shower during the trekking
This rundown is a rule to enable you to pack for your experience. Likewise comprehend that the things recorded underneath will shift a touch of as indicated by the season and the trek length. Those things set apart by a reference bullet (*) are given by Himalayan Icy mass comprehensive in the administration. As far as possible for your baggage is 33 pounds or 15 kg. Keep in mind that your gear will be conveyed by your doorman yet you are required to convey a day-pack (with your assets or anything vital) all alone. We additionally propose that you pack just what is vital.
Vital archives and things
Substantial identification, 2 additional visa measure photographs, aircraft tickets
Isolate photocopies of international ID, visa shape (effectively got at Kathmandu airplane terminal), evidence of protection
Dollars, pounds or Euros in real money for obtaining Nepalese visa at Kathmandu air terminal, for paying for eateries and inns, for tips, snacks, and to buy your own beverages and endowments
Charge cards, Bank/ATM/Money machine cards for pulling back assets from money machines (bring a photocopy of your cards), explorer's checks, and so on.
Head
Handkerchief or head scarf, likewise helpful for dusty conditions
Warm cap that covers your ears (fleece or manufactured)
Headlamp with additional batteries and knobs
Shades with UV insurance
Solution shades (if required)
Abdominal area
Polypropylene shirts (1 half sleeve and 2 long sleeves)
Light and campaign weight warm tops
Downy breeze plug coat or pullover
Waterproof (ideally breathable texture) shell coat
Down vest and additionally coat *
Gut Tex coat with hood, waterproof and breathable
Hands
1 sets of lightweight poly-liner gloves.
1 sets of lightweight fleece or wool gloves
1 sets of gloves, comprises of 1 Gut Tex over glove coordinated with a warm polar-wool glove liner (occasional)
Lower Body
Non-cotton clothing briefs
some Climbing shorts
1 sets of Climbing pants
1 sets of lightweight warm bottoms (occasional)
1 sets of downy or woolen pants
some waterproof shell pants, breathable texture
Feet
2 sets of thin, lightweight internal socks
2 sets of overwhelming poly or fleece socks
1 sets of Climbing boots with save bands (durable soles, water safe, lower leg bolster, "softened up")
1 sets of coaches or running shoes or potentially shoes
Cotton socks (discretionary)
Gaiters (winter just), discretionary, "low" lower leg high form
Resting
1 resting pack (great to - 10 degrees C or 14 degrees F)*
Downy dozing sack liner (discretionary)
Rucksack and Travel Packs
1 medium rucksack (50-70 liters/3000-4500 cubic inches, can be utilized for a plane carryon)
1 expansive duffel sack *
A little daypack/knapsack for conveying your assets, ought to have great shoulder cushioning
Little latches for duffel-pack sacks
2 huge waterproof rucksack covers (discretionary)
Restorative
Little, individual medical aid pack. (straightforward and light)
Ibuprofen, emergency treatment tape, and mortars (Band-Helps)
1 skin-rankle repair pack
Hostile to the runs pills
Hostile to migraine pills
Hack and additionally frosty solution
Hostile to elevation ailment pills: Diamox or Acetylzolamide
Stomach anti-infection: Ciprofloxacin, and so forth. Try not to bring resting pills as they are a respiratory depressant.
Water sanitization tablets or water channel
1 set of earplugs
Additional match of medicine glasses, contact focal point supplies
Pragmatic Things
1 little move of repair tape, 1 sewing-repair unit
1 cigarette lighter, 1 little box of matches
1 compass or GPS(optional)
1 wake up timer/observe
1 advanced camera with additional cards and batteries
extensive Ziplocs
2 water bottles (1 liter each)
1 little collapsing blade
Binoculars (discretionary)
4 extensive, waterproof, dispensable trash sacks
Toiletries
1 medium-sized fast drying towel
Toothbrush/glue (ideally biodegradable)
Multi-reason cleanser (ideally biodegradable)
Antiperspirants
Nail scissors
Face and body lotion
Female cleanliness items
Little mirror
Individual Cleanliness
Wet wipes (infant wipes)
Tissue/can roll
Hostile to bacterial hand wash
Additional items/Extravagances
Perusing book
Trail delineate/book
Diary and pen
iPod
Travel amusement i.e. chess, backgammon, scrabble, playing cards (to enable you to take a break at teahouses or potentially camps)
1 unassuming bathing suit
Binoculars (discretionary)
Voltage converter (from 220 to 110)
Fitting connector (2 round pegs to 2 level pegs)
Lightweight pad case (in the event that your teahouses furnish you with cushions) or utilize your own particular stuff as a pad
Vital archives and things
Substantial identification, 2 additional visa measure photographs, aircraft tickets
Isolate photocopies of international ID, visa shape (effectively got at Kathmandu airplane terminal), evidence of protection
Dollars, pounds or Euros in real money for obtaining Nepalese visa at Kathmandu air terminal, for paying for eateries and inns, for tips, snacks, and to buy your own beverages and endowments
Charge cards, Bank/ATM/Money machine cards for pulling back assets from money machines (bring a photocopy of your cards), explorer's checks, and so on.
Head
Handkerchief or head scarf, likewise helpful for dusty conditions
Warm cap that covers your ears (fleece or manufactured)
Headlamp with additional batteries and knobs
Shades with UV insurance
Solution shades (if required)
Abdominal area
Polypropylene shirts (1 half sleeve and 2 long sleeves)
Light and campaign weight warm tops
Downy breeze plug coat or pullover
Waterproof (ideally breathable texture) shell coat
Down vest and additionally coat *
Gut Tex coat with hood, waterproof and breathable
Hands
1 sets of lightweight poly-liner gloves.
1 sets of lightweight fleece or wool gloves
1 sets of gloves, comprises of 1 Gut Tex over glove coordinated with a warm polar-wool glove liner (occasional)
Lower Body
Non-cotton clothing briefs
some Climbing shorts
1 sets of Climbing pants
1 sets of lightweight warm bottoms (occasional)
1 sets of downy or woolen pants
some waterproof shell pants, breathable texture
Feet
2 sets of thin, lightweight internal socks
2 sets of overwhelming poly or fleece socks
1 sets of Climbing boots with save bands (durable soles, water safe, lower leg bolster, "softened up")
1 sets of coaches or running shoes or potentially shoes
Cotton socks (discretionary)
Gaiters (winter just), discretionary, "low" lower leg high form
Resting
1 resting pack (great to - 10 degrees C or 14 degrees F)*
Downy dozing sack liner (discretionary)
Rucksack and Travel Packs
1 medium rucksack (50-70 liters/3000-4500 cubic inches, can be utilized for a plane carryon)
1 expansive duffel sack *
A little daypack/knapsack for conveying your assets, ought to have great shoulder cushioning
Little latches for duffel-pack sacks
2 huge waterproof rucksack covers (discretionary)
Restorative
Little, individual medical aid pack. (straightforward and light)
Ibuprofen, emergency treatment tape, and mortars (Band-Helps)
1 skin-rankle repair pack
Hostile to the runs pills
Hostile to migraine pills
Hack and additionally frosty solution
Hostile to elevation ailment pills: Diamox or Acetylzolamide
Stomach anti-infection: Ciprofloxacin, and so forth. Try not to bring resting pills as they are a respiratory depressant.
Water sanitization tablets or water channel
1 set of earplugs
Additional match of medicine glasses, contact focal point supplies
Pragmatic Things
1 little move of repair tape, 1 sewing-repair unit
1 cigarette lighter, 1 little box of matches
1 compass or GPS(optional)
1 wake up timer/observe
1 advanced camera with additional cards and batteries
extensive Ziplocs
2 water bottles (1 liter each)
1 little collapsing blade
Binoculars (discretionary)
4 extensive, waterproof, dispensable trash sacks
Toiletries
1 medium-sized fast drying towel
Toothbrush/glue (ideally biodegradable)
Multi-reason cleanser (ideally biodegradable)
Antiperspirants
Nail scissors
Face and body lotion
Female cleanliness items
Little mirror
Individual Cleanliness
Wet wipes (infant wipes)
Tissue/can roll
Hostile to bacterial hand wash
Additional items/Extravagances
Perusing book
Trail delineate/book
Diary and pen
iPod
Travel amusement i.e. chess, backgammon, scrabble, playing cards (to enable you to take a break at teahouses or potentially camps)
1 unassuming bathing suit
Binoculars (discretionary)
Voltage converter (from 220 to 110)
Fitting connector (2 round pegs to 2 level pegs)
Lightweight pad case (in the event that your teahouses furnish you with cushions) or utilize your own particular stuff as a pad
