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 The famous Langtang region located in the north of Kathmandu belongs to the Langtang National Park which is Nepal’s second largest national park. The area is rich in Tibetan culture and bio-diversity. Langtang and Helambu are the two different areas. The river valley of Langtang offers healthy forests, some endangered wildlife, breathtaking view of high mountains including Langtang Lirung (7245 m), the tallest in the region, holly lake Gosainkund and most importantly the live culture of the people. The Bhote Kosi, Trisuli river valley is an important migratory route for birds traveling between India and Tibet.
The Helambu region is the settlement of the famous Sherpa people situated in the southern buffer of the National Park. Langtang and Helambu region is easily accessible from Kathmandu. The area offers mountaineering, adventure trekking as well as pilgrimage treks. The area is quite popular for learning Tibetan culture.
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Trips of Langtang Region |
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Langtang Valley Trek
Duration: 12 days
Grade: ** |
The Langtang valley, a part of Langtang National Park, is especially famous for flora and fauna. The river valley offers healthy forests, some endangered wildlife, bird-eyes view of high mountains... |
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Langtang Gosaikunda Trek
Duration: 15 days
Grade: *** |
Langtang is the most visited area after Annapurna and Everest due to its easy accessibility and beauty. In a short time, it not only offers grand views of Langtang Lirung (7,234m), Ganesh Himal (7,406m) . |
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Helambu Trek
Duration: 11 days
Grade: ** |
This trek to northeast of Kathmandu valley bound on the north by a wall of 5,000m peaks is an interesting loop. Tamangs and Sherpas inhabit the Helambu region, which offers excellent views... |
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Pach Pokhari Trek
Duration: 19 days
Grade: *** |
There are many unexplored and unidentified trekking routes in Nepal waiting to be discovered. Due to large concentrations and over exploitation, the old trekking regions like Langtang, Annapurna, and Sagarmatha have suffered a heavy impact both environmentally |
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