Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trek
Trip Facts
- Destination Langtang Region Nepal
- Activity Climbing
- Duration 14 Days
- Trip Difficulty moderate
- Max. Altitude 5900m
- Best Time Sep to Dec & March to May
- Start and End Kathmandu - Kathmandu
- Meals Breakfast /Lunch / Dinner
- Accommodation 3 star Hotel in Kathmandu & Camping/ Tea house
- Group Size 2 - 10
- Transportation Private transport
Trip Highlights
- Adventure in the heart of Langtang Valley with exciting thrill to Yala Peak
- Enjoy the glorious magnificent panorama of Central Himalaya giant mountains
- One of the best short, scenic trek and climb to the summit of stunning Yala Peak
- Exploring impressive cultures of Tamang ethnic tribes of Central Langtang Himal
- The climb of Yala Peak, an adventure for all types of people and age group
Introduction
Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trek is one of the best, scenic adventures around the Central Himalayan range. Probably the shortest and most rewarding that one can enjoy the thrills of mountaineering in a short period. Yala Peak at 5,732 m / 18,806 feet high is one of the easiest and non-technical mountains to climb. The whole trip takes less than two weeks, enjoying an amazing wonderful time and experience. Yala Peak is a short mountaineering adventure, suitable for all types of people and age groups.
Where one can enjoy from beginners to veteran trekkers and expert mountaineers, as a practice exercise before planning major expeditions. An ever-exciting journey in the heart of picturesque Langtang Valley surrounded by a series of giant snow-dusted mountains. Apart from scenic Mountain views and scenery, walking through lovely villages adorned with impressive cultures is equally fascinating to observe.
Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trekking is a combination of adventure and culture in the close shade of stunning scenery. Although a lesser peak below 6,000 meters, allows trekkers to enjoy the beautiful wilderness and mountaineering experience.
Without the problem of catching altitude sickness, you will be well- acclimatized on daily walks. As well as spending an extra day at Kyanjin Gompa with hikes to higher view-points, before the climb of Yala Peak. Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trekking starts after an interesting drive to Syabrubesi village. Then heading towards higher hills and valleys, trekking through deep river gorges amidst dense lovely alpine forest.
As the walk progresses reaching a wide beautiful picturesque Langtang Valley at Kyanjin Gompa, a nice settlement encircled by giant peaks. Enjoying refreshing moments at Kyanjin Gompa, then getting ready for the main target and highlight. Leaving the last settlement of Kyanjin Gompa, then towards the wild mountainous country, reaching the heart of Langtang Valley. A great wide valley to enjoy pleasant walks to the base of Yala Peak, setting up overnight camp. Spending a few overnights in a tented camp, and delightful food served by our camping chef and kitchen staff.
Have time for preparations and then climb towards high steep ridges to the top of Yala Peak. The grade of the climb is just ‘F’ means Facial Easy as per French and Swiss Alpine Climbing Classification Systems. For non-technical peaks, however, the climber should be well equipped with Ice Axe, Crampons, and other necessary gear. The climb leads above the moraine of ice and smaller glaciers, as season-wise, sometimes climbing on deep snow. As well as on icy ledges till Yala Peak summit is reached, after a strenuous climb of 3-4 hours. From the top of Yala Peak enjoy the glorious stunning panorama of surrounding snow-capped peaks.
The view includes all of Langtang Himal and towards Jugal Himal range with Dorje Lakpa, and some peaks of Tibet. On achieving the main goal and highlight of the adventure return journey to Kyanjin Gompa. Then on the downhill path back into the forest reach the road-head at Syabrubesi for an exciting drive to Kathmandu. After an enjoyable time and wonderful experience on Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trekking with RP Adventures.
The Best Seasons for Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trek
- The best time and right seasons for Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley are spring and autumn. The spring season begins from March to May when most days are full of sunshine
- When wildflowers are in seasonal bloom like the rhododendrons of various species and colors, makes the hills lively, Afternoon time it can get overcast with light rain sometimes, cold morning and night time as altitudes wise
- The next right time and season is autumn/fall starting from September to November, most days are fine and crystal clear. For views and pleasant walks, but much cold morning and late afternoon until nighttime
- Can expect snowfall above 2,000 m sometimes. Interested people can enjoy this trek during the wintertime of the Christmas and New Year holidays. Days are much clearer for views and walks, but very cold morning, late afternoon, and nighttime. But days are shorter due to limited sunlight hours, but enjoyable time for views and walks
What to expect on Yala Peak & Langtang Valley Trek
- An exciting drive from warm areas to cooler hills of the Rasuwa district around Langtang Himal. Mostly populated by the Tamang, Highlanders of Central Himalayas. The Tamang the mountain tribe, interwoven with Buddhist religions of age-old heritage and culture
- Similar to its Tibetan predecessors, where houses are adorned with prayer flags, adorned with religious monuments and prayer walls
- The hills are lined with a forest of rhododendrons, oaks, hemlocks, pines, and fir trees. Higher with Juniper and birch trees, and then drops to short bushes and shrubs amidst scenic mountainous terrain and valley. Yala Peak and Langtang Valley fall within Langtang National Park, the first mountain park around Nepal Himalaya established in 1976
- The area is enriched with exotic flora and fauna, famous for endangered wildlife like the elusive Red Panda and Snow Leopard. Includes other species of mammal and exotic bird life. Yala Peak is one of the easiest and non-technical peaks to climb and enjoy. Overlooking breathtaking panorama of the surrounding giant Himalayan Mountain range
Outline Itinerary
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to hotel -1,300m
Day 02: In Kathmandu with optional sightseeing tour and trek preparations – 1,300m
Day 03: Drive to Syabrubesi 1,500m via Dhunche town 1,950m – 06 hrs
Day 04: Trek to Lama Hotel 2,340m – 06 hrs
Day 05: Trek to Mundu or Langtang village 3,310m – 05 hrs
Day 06: Trek to Kyanjin Gompa 3,749m – 04 hrs
Day 07: Rest Day for acclimatization and hike to viewpoint 3,700m
Day 08: Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp 4,400m / 14,435 feet – 05 hrs
Day 09: Acclimatization and preparation at base camp 4,400m
Day 10: Climb to the summit of Yala Peak and to base camp 4,400m – 06 hrs
Day 11: Trek to Lama Hotel 2,340m – 06 hrs
Day 12: Trek to Syabrubesi 1,400m – 06 hrs
Day 13: Drive to Kathmandu and then transfer to your hotels – 06 hrs
Day 14: International departure for homeward bound – 1,300m
Alternative Treks Around Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trek
The Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trek is a fantastic entry-level mountaineering adventure, offering a non-technical ascent to Yala Peak (5,520m) along with the stunning landscapes and Tibetan-influenced culture of the Langtang Valley. This trek is perfect for those looking to experience both high-altitude trekking and peak climbing without requiring extensive technical skills. If you’re looking for alternative treks and climbs in the same region, here are some great options:
- Langtang Valley Trek – 10 Days
- Langtang Valley & Gosainkunda Lake Trek – 15 Days
- Tamang Heritage Trail Trek – 10 Days
Detailed Itinerary
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Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu and transfer to hotel - 1,300m
On arrival at Kathmandu, Nepal International Airport check the Nepal Standard Time, which is 5 hours and 45 minutes ahead of GMT. Outside the air terminal our staff from RP Adventures will greet and receives you for short drive to your hotels. The hotel located in the hub of Kathmandu, on arrival check into your lovely rooms. Then meet with other members of the trek for briefing regarding for Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trekking. After collecting all the useful information and trek details, evening a group welcome dinner in nice authentic Nepal Restaurants an introduction to Nepali foods and cultures.
Altitude: 1300mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: 3 Star hotel in Kathmandu -
Day 02: In Kathmandu with optional sightseeing tour and trek preparations - 1,300m
A free day in Kathmandu preparation for the treks as well enjoy tour of Kathmandu and Nepal famous landmarks. Kathmandu valley and its adjoining cities are steeped with historical monuments listed in World Heritage Sites. Enjoy the tour of Old Durbar Square, the ancient palace and royal courtyard, as well visiting the oldest Buddhist Stupa of Swyambhunath. As well as the famous Hindu temple of Pashupatinath and large dome stupa of Bouddhanath and then back to the hotel. After an exciting tour, back to hotel rest of the afternoon preparation for Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trekking.
Altitude: 1300mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: 3 Star hotel in Kathmandu -
Day 03: Drive to Syabrubesi 1,500 m via Dhunche town 1,950 - 06 hrs
Morning departs from the hotel having an early breakfast, for a long exciting drive beyond Kathmandu Valley. Heading due north leaving the warm paddy terraces reaching cooler hills at Dhunche, at 1,950 m. The major and headquarters town of Rasuwa district, where Langtang Himal and its beautiful valley are located. Dhunche town is the entry point of Langtang National Park, from here drive leads on winding downhill to Syabrubesi village for an overnight halt. A moderate size interesting Tamang village, the main tribe of Rasuwa and Langtang Himal region. Syabrubesi village beside Langtang Valley it is also a gateway to various adventure destinations and route to the Nepal and Tibet / China border.
Altitude: 1500mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 04: Trek to Lama Hotel 2,340m - 06 hrs
From Syabrubesi our adventure starts, a pleasant walk with climb towards higher hill and farm land. The trail follows reaching a river gorge covered in dense forest of tall rhododendron, oaks and pine trees. Then ending the first day walk on arriving at Lama Hotel, a small settlement with number of simple lodges. Located amidst beautiful forest surroundings of pristine nature, chances of spotting some wildlife.
Altitude: 2340mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 05: Trek to Mundu or Langtang village 3,310m - 05 hrs
After breakfast, start the walk with another exciting day, the trail follows through lovely tree lines. Reaching Gode-Tabla, a small place for lunch stop, afternoon walk on gradual path to Langtang village for overnight halt. Populated by the Tamang, the main tribes of Langtang and Central Himalayas, the village adorned with Buddhist prayer monuments.
Altitude: 3310mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 06: Trek to Kyanjin Gompa 3,749m - 04 hrs
Today a short morning walks of few hours to Kyanjin Gompa, located within scenic Langtang valley. Morning walk leads to short climb past Mundu new settlement, as walk follows leaving the forest. Then entering Langtang Valley, as walk lead on pleasant path to Kyanjin Gompa for overnight halt. Kyanjin Gompa, a lovely settlement with many good lodges, check into a nice lodge. Having lunch rest of the afternoon relax and marvel the beautiful views of snow peaks.
Altitude: 3749mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 07: Rest-Day for acclimatization and hike to view points - 3,749m
Enjoy the free day for acclimatization as well for exciting hike to Tsego-Ri or Kyanjin-Ri at 4,700 m high. A good exercise before Yala Peak Climb, the morning hike to Kyanjin-Ri or Tsego-Ri offers grand panorama of towering peaks. Rest of the day at leisure and explore the Kyanjin settlement and visit the small Monastery of great religious and cultural interest.
Altitude: 3749mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 08: Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp 4,400m / 14,435 feet - 05 hrs
From Kyanjin Gompa, start the morning walk on a wide scenic Langtang Valley to the base of Yala Peak. After a good walk of near 4-5 hours reach at the bottom of Yala Peak. The base camp is set with good tents for overnight comfort, having separate kitchen department of cook and kitchen staff. Rest of the afternoon relax after a good day walk, and enjoy the serene environment of giant peaks.
Altitude: 4400mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Camping -
Day 09: Acclimatization and preparation at base camp - 4,400m
A necessary rest day for acclimatization and preparation for the climb of Yala Peak. Our guide will brief regarding the route and safe climb, and teaching the use of some climbing gear. Like Ice-Axe, Crampons, fixing ropes if required depending on snow condition, and taking rest before reaching the summit.
Altitude: 4400mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Camping -
Day 10: Climb to the summit of Yala Peak and to base camp 4,400m - 06 hrs
The true adventure starts, early morning before the break of dawn following the lead Guide, as the walk heads over a glaciated area. Then steep climb follows on a high ridge, as uphill continues countering the ridge line. After some hours of tough strenuous climb reach on top of Yala Peak Summit on good time. Before the first sunlight hits the mountain adding cold chill, on top after a short rest to catch normal breathing. From the summit of Yala Peak enjoy the morning glory facing a breathtaking panorama of the surrounding Snow Mountains. Overlooking views of Ghengu Liru (Langtang II 6,571 m / 21,560 feet), Langtang Lirung (7,425 m / 23,765 feet). Includes Kim shun (6,745 m / 22,137 feet) with Shalbachum (6,918 m / 22, 699 feet) towards the south.
Includes Chimsedang high ridge with Naya-Kanga 5,846 m or Ganjala Himal with Gangchenpo and Tillman’s beautiful Fluted Peak. The view extends to Jugal Himal towards the east and ends with Dorje Lakpa (6,966 m /22,854 feet), as well as views of the Tibet Mountains across the border. After a joyful moment with stunning scenery, descend safely back to base camp and enjoy the hot meals. Served by our expert camping cook and staff, the rest of the day with leisure time enjoying the views.
Altitude: 3749mMeals: Breakfast/lunch/DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 11: Trek to Lama Hotel - 06 hrs.
Return journey on the same interesting route, but quite long day walk down to Langtang village. Reaching back into dense tree lines, as walk continues past Gode Tabla then at Lama Hotel for overnight stop.
Altitude: 2350mMeals: Breakfast/lunch/DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 12: Trek to Syabrubesi - 06 hrs.
From Lama Hotel walk on nice forested trail reaching close to a River side with few small Tea House. After a refreshing stop, continue walk downhill to the bridge, and then to Syabrubesi village for last overnight. Around the hills of Langtang Himal area, and Rasuwa District.
Altitude: 1500mMeals: Breakfast / lunch / DinnerAccommodation: Tea house -
Day 13: Drive to Kathmandu and then transfer to your hotels -06 hrs.
Morning drive to Kathmandu on leaving Syabrubesi village, heading uphill to Dhunche town. As the road follows on winding downhill to Trisuli Bazaar, from here few hour drive to Kathmandu on completing our marvelous adventure on Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trekking.
Altitude: 1300mMeals: BreakfastAccommodation: 3 Star hotel in Kathmandu -
Day 14: International departure for homeward bound.
The last final day in Kathmandu and at Nepal, as time for your international flight time. Our RP Adventures guides and staff transfers you to the airport, and then bid farewell to the guide and staff. Then enter the airport terminal for homeward bound flight, after a memorable short adventure to for Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trekking.
Altitude: 1300mMeals: Breakfast
What's included
- Experience English speak guide and porter
- Syabrubesi, Lama Hotel, Langtang village, Kyanjin Gompa during the trek attach a deluxe room
- Wifi, Battery charge, Nepali SIM card
- International pickup and drop by Private vehicle
- Kathmandu Sightseeing by private vehicle
- Kathmandu to Syabrubesi by Private vehicle (Both ways)
- Trekking permits / Langtang National Park permits/ Peak Climbing Permits
- 5 Star Hotel in Kathmandu 4 Night bed and breakfast
- Food and Accommodation during the trek with tea/coffee
- Kitchen tent, Kitchen set, and Climbing Guide
- Medical kits
- Guide porter insurance and food, Accommodation
- Sleeping bag, duffle bag, Down jacket, and Trekking pole
- Climbing Equipment
What's not included
- International flight ticket
- Nepal visa fee
- Personal medical / travel insurance
- Guide, porter, Driver and Climbing Guide tips
- Personal Equipment
- Personal bill
- Kathmandu lunch /Dinner
- Hard and soft drink
Trekking Gears
Nestled amidst the majestic Himalayas lies the enchanting Langtang region, a trekker's paradise in Nepal that promises an unforgettable journey through breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural experiences. Langtang trekking offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural immersion, and adventure.
Traversing through lush forests, quaint villages, and alpine meadows, trekkers are treated to panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, including Langtang Lirung and Ganesh Himal. The region is also home to diverse flora and fauna, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers.
One of the highlights of Langtang trekking is the opportunity to interact with the friendly Tamang and Sherpa communities, learning about their traditional way of life, folklore, and customs. Visitors can indulge in delicious local cuisine, stay in cozy teahouses, and immerse themselves in the warm hospitality of the mountain people.
Whether you're a seasoned trekker or a novice adventurer, Langtang region trekking offers an unforgettable journey filled with stunning scenery, cultural insights, and moments of serenity amidst the towering Himalayas.
To ensure a safe and comfortable trek in the Himalayan region, it is highly recommended to bring the appropriate equipment and gear to cope with the cold temperatures. The following is a list of essential equipment and gear for Yala Peak Climb and Langtang Valley Trek, which can be purchased either in the Thamel market or brought from your home country:
The following basic checklist for trekking and hiking equipment should assist you in packing for our trips. Keep in mind the importance of minimizing the weight of your clothing and gear. Your packed trek bag should weigh less than 15 kilograms. Remember, this is merely a guideline and not everything listed is essential to bring.
- Lightweight thermal gloves
- Hiking boots
- 2 pairs of thin and 2 pair of thick woolen socks.
- Trekking trousers
- Waterproof (trousers / jacket)
- Base layer shirts
- Underwear (4)
- Sun hat or scarf
- Thin, lightweight (inner socks) (4)
- Head lamp ,spare bulbs, & batteries
- Small padlock to lock trek bag
- Plastic bags - for keeping items dry inside trek bag
- Small wash towel
- Basic First Aid Kit
- Sun protection (including total bloc for lips)
- Trekking poles
- Down jacket
- Water bottle 1 liters
- Hand wash
- Snow glasses and sunglasses
- Duffle bag or kit bag to carry to gear while trekking.
Additional Equipment Checklist
- Headband or Beanie
- Swiss army knife
- Lip guard
- Sun lotion
- Scarf or neck Band
- Rain jacket/ Umbrella
FAQs of Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trek
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Is Yala Peak a popular mountain peak to climb?
Yes, Yala Peak is a popular mountain peak to climb, especially for those looking for an introduction to mountaineering in the Langtang region of Nepal. -
When is the best time to climb a Yala Peak?
The best time to climb Yala Peak is during the pre-monsoon (spring) season, typically from April to May, and during the post-monsoon (autumn) season, from September to November. These months offer the most favorable weather conditions and clear skies for climbing. -
Do we need Travel & Medical Insurance for Yala Peak climb?
Yes, it is highly recommended to have Travel & Medical Insurance for Yala Peak climb to cover any potential emergencies, accidents, or medical expenses during the trekking and climbing journey. -
Do we have facilities of electricity and internets / WI-FI during Yala Peak Trek?
Yes, we may have electricity, but internet/Wi-Fi might not always be available during the Yala Peak Trek. -
How are the lodge and foods during the Yala Peak Climbing?
During the Yala Peak Climbing, the lodges are typically basic but comfortable, providing a place to rest and recharge after a day of trekking or climbing. The food served at these lodges includes a variety of dishes such as dal bhat (rice and lentils), noodles, soups, and sometimes Western options, ensuring trekkers and climbers have nourishing meals to fuel their adventure. -
How do you reach the Langtang Yala Peak climbing starting point?
To reach the starting point of the Langtang Yala Peak climbing, you typically travel from Kathmandu to the town of Syabrubesi. From Syabrubesi, you begin trekking into the Langtang Valley. -
How much does the Langtang Yala Peak Climbing cost?
It costs between $2000 and $5000. We can arrange a package for you within this price range, depending on your budget. -
How high is Yala Peak?
Yala Peak stands at an altitude of 5900m. -
Is it possible to have a direct helicopter flight from Kathmandu to Kyanjin Gompa?
Yes, you can fly, and there are regular helicopter flights during trekking seasons like autumn and spring. -
How high is Kyanjin Gompa?
Kyanjin Gompa is situated at an altitude of 3750m above sea level. -
How big is the village of Langtang?
The village of Langtang is of moderate size, with several clusters of houses spread out over the area. -
Do we sleep in tents at the base camp during the Yala Peak climbing?
Yes, during the Yala Peak climbing, trekkers usually sleep in tents at the base camp before attempting the summit. -
How difficult is Yala Peak climbing?
Yala Peak climbing is considered moderately difficult. While it doesn't require technical mountaineering skills, climbers should be prepared for steep ascents, high altitude, and some sections of rock scrambling. Proper acclimatization and physical fitness are important for a successful climb. -
How high is the base camp of Yala Peak?
The Yala Peak base camp is located at an altitude of 5000m above sea level. -
How experienced is your climbing guide?
Our climbing guide is local and highly experienced in peak climbing. He/She has climbed the peak many times before. -
How much time does it take to reach the summit?
The time it takes to reach the summit of Yala Peak from the base camp can vary depending on factors such as weather conditions, the route taken, and individual fitness levels. On average, it usually takes around 8 to 10 hours to ascend from the base camp to the summit and then return to the base camp. -
Are climbing gear and equipment available in Kyanjin Gompa?
Yes, climbing gear and equipment are often available for rent or purchase in Kyanjin Gompa, which serves as a base for many trekkers and climbers heading to Yala Peak. -
What is the trail condition like from Syabrubesi to Yala Base Camp?
The trail condition from Syabrubesi to Yala Base Camp can vary, but generally, it involves a mix of rugged terrain, forested paths, and rocky sections, with some steep ascents and descents along the way. -
What documents do we need for this trek?
We require a passport copy, passport-sized photo, visa copy, TIMS card, national park permit, and climbing special permit which can be obtained through a government-registered trekking agency. -
Do we need a special permit for Yala Peak climbing?
Yes, we need a special climbing permit for Yala Peak climbing. The permit charges vary depending on the season, such as spring and autumn. -
How much should you tip for the porter, guide, and climber?
You can tip the porter, guide, and climber depending on how long you've trekked and how helpful they were. Usually, you give guides about 10-15% of the total trek cost and porters $5-$10 per day. -
Do we see Shisapangma (8000m) from Yala Peak?
Yes, we can see Shisapangma from the Yala Peak summit. Shisapangma is on the border of Tibet and Nepal, and it is climbed from the Tibet side. -
Can we go for the Ganja La Pass trek after completing the Yala Peak climbing?
Yes, it is possible to trek Ganja La Pass. Ganja La Pass is one of the difficult trekking passes in the Langtang Valley leading to Helambu. -
What animals can we see during this trek?
On the route, you can typically see oxen, cows, buffalo, goats, yaks, and nyaks. In terms of wild animals, you may spot jungle pigs, red pandas, snow leopards, langur monkeys, musk deer, and blue sheep. -
Can solo trekkers climb Yala Peak?
Yes, a solo trekker or climber can ascend the peak, but the cost is slightly higher than for a group climb. -
What exercises and training do we need for Yala Peak climb?
Engaging in daily activities like 1-hour hiking, swimming, cycling, gym workouts, and rock climbing training at home can be beneficial for your trip. We highly recommend both physical and mental preparation. -
How do we meet the trekking guide and climbing guide?
Normally, depending on your arrangement, sometimes your guide and porter meet you in Kathmandu, or alternatively, you can meet them in Kyanjin Gompa. -
How do people carry food and other items in this area?
People use helicopters, yaks, mules, and porters to transport all the goods, including house materials and trekking gears, as well as food. -
Can we see the red panda?
Normally, we can't guarantee sightings; it depends on your luck. According to the Red Panda Network's wild animal research in Langtang, Shivapuri, and Kanchenjunga, there are chances of seeing the red panda during that time. -
Which is the best season for trekking and climbing?
Autumn and spring are the best seasons for trekking and climbing. -
Is it possible to do Langtang trekking and Yala Peak climbing?
Yes, it is possible. It depends upon your time and budget you spend in Nepal. -
Do we need our own equipment and gear for trekking and climbing?
Yes, we need our own equipment and gear during the trek and climb. -
Why RP Adventureis different than others?
RP Adventure offers an exclusive and high-end trekking experience with its expensive packages. The allure lies in the luxurious accommodations, highly qualified and experienced guides with excellent educational and medical training, ensuring a safe and enriching journey. Private ground transportation adds to the comfort, while the option of helicopter sharing for aerial transport, especially in remote areas, enhances the adventure. The commitment to quality services and safety justifies the elevated cost, providing clients with a truly premium and unforgettable trekking and tour experience.
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