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trip code
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group-size
person
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duration
15 days/14 nights
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maximum attitude
5,500 mm
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fitness level
Moderate
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meal Accomodation
Tea-house/Lodge/Camp
Background
Climb one of the most beautiful and easiest small peaks in Nepal on the Yala Peak Climbing trip. Yala Peak (5500m) is a trekking peak located inside the pristine Langtang National Park and is one of the closest trek destinations to Kathmandu. Langtang is known for its delectable nature, massive glaciers, and indigenous Tamang tribe and their rich culture. The trip also offers plenty of sceneries of the Langtang Himalayas and concludes with a panoramic display of the Jugal, Shishapangma, and Gaurishankar ranges from the top of the Yala Peak (5500m).
The 15-day Yala Peak Climbing trip begins upon your arrival in Kathmandu followed by a brief climb preparation. Your guide will assess your gear and equipment. After two days in Kathmandu, you’ll drive 7- 8 hours’ drive northwest of Kathmandu to Sybrubensi. From Sybrubensi, you will commence the trek and gradually make your way to Yala Peak Base Camp through the traditionally rich Tamang villages. Most of the trail lies inside Langtang National Park as you pass through Lama Hotel, Ghodatabela, and Langtang village en route to Kyanjin Gompa (3870m). From here, you’ll advance towards Yala Peak Base Camp. After a brief preparation, you will commence the ascent of Yala Peak. A 7-hour climb will take you to the top of the summit from where you can enjoy the beautiful panorama of Langtang Lirung (7227m), Gangchempo (6388m), Tserko Ri (4984), and Dorje Lakpa (6966m) along with Shishapangma (8013m) in Tibet. After a short rest, you head back to the base camp. Afterward, you’ll retrace your path and descend to Sybrubensi via Kyanjin, Langtang village, and Lama Hotel. The trip concedes upon your return to Kathmandu. You can undertake Yala Peak Climbing during two different seasons namely spring (Mar-Jun) and autumn (Sep-Nov). The climb suits both amateur and seasoned climbers and anyone with or without experience can do this climb.
Here, at Miteri Nepal, we provide you with the best transportation and accommodation services. Along with these services, our experienced staff and guide will make sure that you have the best time on this trek. For more information on Yala Peak Climbing, please contact us.
Trip Facts:
Geography: Hills/Forests/Mountains
Location: Rasuwa
Level of Difficulty: Moderate
Duration of Trek: 15 Days
Max Altitude: 5500m
Religions: Buddhist
Ethnic People: Tamang/Tibetan
Accommodation: Tea-house/Lodge/Camp
Transportation: Private Vehicle/Tourist Bus
Minimum Pax: 2
Trip Highlights:
- An adventurous climb of one of the small peaks in Nepal
- Trek through the pristine Langtang National Park
- Overview of the indigenous Tamang and Tibetan culture
- Visit one of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in Nepal, Kyanjin Gompa
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Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu and Hotel transfer (1300m)
Upon your arrival, our company representative will warmly receive you at Tribhuvan International Airport at Kathmandu and escort you to your hotel. You will meet your climb guide and discuss the trip in detail. In the evening, as there are no scheduled activities today, you can explore the local area.
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Day 02: Climb Preparation
Today is the climb preparation day. Your guide will assess your gear and equipment and advice you to purchase new items if needed. Afterward, you can choose to head for a brief wall-climbing session at one of the climbing areas in Kathmandu. If time permits, you can head out to explore Kathmandu city and enjoy some of its UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
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Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu to Sybrubensi (1550m) (7 hrs.)
After an early breakfast, you’ll embark on a scenic road journey northwest of Kathmandu to Sybrubensi. It is a small town located in Rasuwa district and serves as the gateway to the Langtang region. Spanning almost 120km from Kathmandu to Syabru, you’ll drive along the Trishuli River and later Bhote Koshi River to reach the foothills of Langtang massif.
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Day 04: Trek from Sybrubensi to Lama Hotel (2380m) (5 hrs.)
The trek commences at Sybrubensi and gradually advances through the lushly forested trail and small settlements up north. The first day of the trek will take you to Lama Hotel, a local Tamang village. You’ll follow the trail along the Bhote Koshi River and climb the trail upstream along the Langtang Khola and Rimche village, and descend through rhododendron and birch forests to reach Lama Hotel.
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Day 05: Trek from Lama Hotel to Langtang (3430m) via Ghodatabela (3000m) (6 hrs.)
Leaving Lama Hotel, you’ll begin trekking through the dense pine forest to reach Ghodatabela. Ghodatabela offers a unique scenery of the nearby mountains including Langtang Lirung (7227m), Tserko Ri (4984m), and Shishapangma (8013m). You’ll cross Chyamki and Thangshyap village before arriving in Langtang village located on the lap of Langtang Lirung (7227m), the highest mountain in the region.
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Day 06: Trek from Langtang to Kyanjin Gumba (3870m) (6 hrs.)
Today, you’ll trek further up from Langtang village and head towards the discreet mountainous valley. You will pass through large Chortens and Mani walls along the way. A long trek uphill will bring you close to Yala Peak to Kyanjin Gumba. You’ll relax here along with the beautiful sight of Mount Gangchempo (6388m) and Langtang Lirung (7227m). You can also explore the nearby areas and enjoy the lifestyle and culture of the locals.
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Day 07: Rest and acclimatization
Today, you’ll spend the time acclimatizing for the upcoming climb and making a small hike around the valley. You guide will also offer you with essential detail about Yala Peak and offer some great insights on how to best climb the mountain. You can also explore Kyanjin Gumba, a sacred Tibetan-Buddhist monastery. There is also a cheese factory, known for yak cheese, near Kyanjin that you can visit. Overnight in a tented camp.
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Day 08: Trek from Kyanjin Gumba to Yala Peak Base Camp (4600m) (7 hrs.)
You’ll trek along the rocky glacier trail to reach Yala Peak Base Camp. The base camp offers some astounding view of Gangchempo (6388m), Naya Kang (5844m), Tserko Ri (4984m), and Yala Peak (5500m). A lengthy trek will leave you tired, hence the best idea is to relax in your tent and sleep early. You guide will conduct basic training on climbing techniques including the usage of ropes, ice pick, harness, and crampons as well.
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Day 09: Yala Peak summit (5500m) and return to Base Camp (4600m) (7 hrs.)
You’ll wake up around 2 am and have breakfast before embarking on the climb to Yala Peak. The climb will take you through rough, snowy and steep terrain so tread carefully. From the summit, you can get panoramic views of the scenic Himalayas including Langtang Lirung (7227m), Gangchempo (6388m), Tserko Ri (4984) and Dorje Lakpa (6966m), Shishapangma (8013m), and Naya Kang (5844m). Afterward, you’ll climb down to the base camp.
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Day 10: Trek from Yala Peak Base Camp to Kyanjin Gumba (3870m) (5 hrs.)
Leaving the base camp, you’ll retrace your path and head back to Kyanjin Gumba. You’ll follow the glaciated trail along Langtang River and rocky terrain to reach Kyanjin Gumba. If you had not gotten the chance to explore the Gumba and cheese factory, you may do so in the evening.
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Day 11: Trek from Kyanjin Gumba to Lama Hotel (2380m) (4 hrs.)
You’ll retrace your path and head back through the same route passing through Mani walls and Chortens. The downhill trek will take you from Kyanjin Gumba to Lama Hotel via Langtang village, Mundu, and Ghodatabela. While going down, you can catch the beautiful sight of the surrounding peaks including Langtang Lirung.
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Day 12: Trek from Lama Hotel to Sybrubensi (1550m) (5 hrs.)
Leaving Lama Hotel, you’ll trek downhill through lushly decorated Bamboo, birch and rhododendron forests back to Sybrubensi. Today is the last day of the trek and the final descent goes through small Tamang settlements. The trail gives you a chance to spot wild animals like Himalayan black bear, rhesus monkeys, red pandas, and wild birds of Langtang Region.
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Day 13: Drive to Kathmandu (1350m) by bus or car and transfer to hotel (8 hrs.)
After breakfast, you’ll drive back retracing your way through the serpentine highways back to Kathmandu. The drive takes almost 7-8 hours and you will reach your destination making multiple short stops along the way. Once in Kathmandu, you’ll be escorted to your hotel.
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Day 14: Free Day | Farewell Dinner
Today is a free day in Kathmandu. You can choose to relax in your hotel or go out to visit some of the most popular tourist landmarks around Kathmandu. You can also do some souvenir shopping in Thamel. In the evening, your guide will take you for a lavish farewell dinner organized by our company.
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Day 15: Transfer to the airport for final departure
Today, we’ll be dropped you off at Tribhuvan International Airport so you can catch your scheduled flight back home. Our representative will take you to the airport approximately 2 hours early so to avoid any traffic delays or hassles. You can share your trip experience or your next adventure with us on the way.
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