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away north of Kathmandu, near the Tibetan border. It is located at a height of 5,844m/19,173ft. It was previously known as Naya Kanga. It is the Perfect blend of trekking and climbing. We can see Mt. Langshisa Ri, Mt. Pemthang Ri, Mt. Langtang Lirung, Mt. Pemthang Kapro Ri and Langtang II, as well as Mt. Shisapangma.

The trail passes through Langtang National Park, a stunning landscape surrounded with majestic flora and fauna, as well as yak pasture land. There are many plant and animal species to see, such as the Larix himalaica and the Red Panda. It has a wide variety of vegetation. The diverse trek introduces you to Tamang and Sherpa Buddhist culture, as well as the ancient monastery of Kyanjin Gompa. You can learn about the fascinating cultures of the Tamang and Tibetans who live there. We will also be prepared for the summit of Ganja la Peak.

The 15-day trek begins with a seven- to eight-hour drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi. The path follows the Langtang River as it passes through the small settlements of Bamboo, Lama Hotel, and Langtang Village. You will hike from Langtang village to Kyanjing Gompa, where you will be able to see the breathtaking views. After that, you will hike to Kyanjing RI. From Kyanjing Gompa we will trek toward the Ganja La Peak Base Camp where we will have Pre-Climbing training. Finally, on the final day, we will summit Ganja La Peak and descend to Ganja La base camp. Finally, descend to Syabrubesi, the trek’s end.

Trip Facts 

Trip Highlights 

• Enjoy the panoramic view of Langshisa Ri, Mt. Pemthang Ri, Mt. Langtang Lirung, Mt. Pemthang Kapro Ri and Langtang II, as well as Mt. Shisapangma.
• Explore the Tamang village and learn about their culture.
• Visit the ancient Monastery of Kyanjin Gompa.
• Walk across the Langtang National Park and witness rare animals like red panda, snow leopard, langur, and Musk deer.
• Pass through beautiful forests, alpine meadows, and yak pastures.
• Summit Ganja La Peak 5,844m

Is this trek appropriate for you?

• This trek includes 11 days of strenuous climbing. You’ll be trekking for a minimum of 2 to a maximum of 10 hours per day, reaching elevations of over 5000 meters at times. We cannot overestimate the importance of being in excellent physical shape and health, which requires training before your trip to ensure that you are properly prepared.

• This is the trek for you if you have previous rock climbing or wall climbing experience. It is recommended that you have prior experience with high-altitude trekking.

• The weather in the Himalayas can be unpredictable, you must plan and prepare accordingly, as well as stay up to date on the weather forecast.

• The teahouses, or trekking lodges, where we stay on the trek are very basic, with just basic services. Hot water may not be accessible at all times and may be charged extra, as well as access to electrical outlets for charging electronics. Wi-Fi is available in some areas, although the quality of the connection may be poor.
• The path twists and turns through challenging terrain. At 5,844meters, you’ll reach the highest peak. Because of the weather, isolation, and high altitude of this walk, it’s critical to take it carefully and stay hydrated.

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