Situated a little over 30 kilometers north of Kathmandu, the valley of Langtang lies hidden amidst the snow-capped peaks of the Langtang and Fugal Himal ranges. Inhabited by people of Tibetan origin, this valley, where Yaks abound, extends north towards Tibet bordered by high Himalayan walls.

We begin this trek at the entrance of Langtang National Park and pass through the Taming/Sherpa village of Seabrook, before entering the narrow gorge of Langtang Kola. Following the densely forested Langtang Kola, we encounter languor monkeys, deer and several species of Himalayan birds before reaching the hidden valley of Langtang which opens up to us as we view the magnificent massif of Langtang Lirung (7239m./ 23750ft.) at Gore Tabela.

From Kyangjin, site of a Buddhist monastery and cheese factory, we climb for the Kyangjin Ri 4,773m/ 15,655 ft. for the best view of the mountains in the Langtang and Jugal Himal massif. The mountains here 'drawn in soft pencil on white a paper’ come down to meet the lush alpine meadows. Staying high we watch the impressive colour play of nature, as the setting sun changes from a gold bright to fading pink against the summits of these majestic mountains. If we are lucky, there is also a chance to sight the elusive snow leopard!

Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrive Kathmandu
Day 2:Trek to Syabru
Day 3: Trek Syabru to Langtang
Day 4: Trek Langtang to Kyangjin Gompa
Day 5 -6: Explore Langshisa glacier and climb of Kyangjin Ri
Day 7: Kyangjin to Lama Hotel
Day 8: Lama Hotel - Syabrubesi
Day 9: Syabrubesi to Kathmandu
Day 10: Trip Ends

Inhabited by Sherpa people Helambu area situated 75 kilometer north of Kathmandu offers an easy and enjoyable trek. Trekking in this area mostly staying below alpine level, passing through wide & low river valley, terraced fields, forested hills and Sherpa houses with immaculately clean interiors provides one with a very interesting cross section of a special highland village of Nepal. The Sherpa people of Helambu are very different from the principal Sherpa villages in Solukhumbu area. Instead of the kimono like traditional long dress and colorful apron in the front popular among Sherpa women in Solukhumbu, women here wear dress of printed cotton with an apron in behind. They also speak a language which resemblances more to Tamang language than to Sherpa. However, Helambu women are well known for their apple like red cheeks and fair complexion in all over Nepal. They are considered the most beautiful ones.

We start this unique trek with a short drive from Kathmandu to Sundarijal. Soon after we pass the Shivapuri ridge from where we have a sweeping view of the mountain in the Jugal and Langtang Himal range. We, then pass through some Tamang, Brahman and Chetri villages before we climb for the alpine meadows at Thadepati. From here, we turn east and descend through large fir, then oak and rhodendron area to arrive at Melamchi and Tarkegyang - the principle villages in this area. Here, we visit the 'thangka' painted village monasteries with statues. While in Tarkegyang, we climb to the Yangrima Ri 3,771m/12,368ft with a stupa on the summit. From here we have the best views of the mountains in Jugal Himal range with mist covered valley below. From here we visit Shermathang before descending to the Melamchi river to end our trek with a drive back from Sipa Ghat back to Kathmandu.

Moderate trekking between altitudes of 1,370m/4,500ft to 3,490m/11,500ft. Accommodation in comfortable lodges run by local families. The trek starts with a drive from Kathmandu and includes all meals, services of experienced trek guide and porters to carry luggage. Clients carry day-pack only and walk at their own pace.

Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrive Kathmandu
Day 2: Drive Kathmandu to Sundarijal. Trek to Chisapani
Day 3: Trek to Kutumsang.
Day 4: Trek to Thare Pati.
Day 5: Trek to Tarke Gyang.
Day 6: Trek to Sermathang
Day 7: Trek to Sipa Ghat
Day 8: Drive to Kathmandu
Day 9: Trip Ends

This is trek in combination of both Langtang and Helambu Valley via the Gosaikunda lakes. Believed to created by lord Shiva in search of water to dilute the burn from poison which he accepted to drink as god's share from the great ocean churn by the Devas ( gods ) and Rakshasas ( demons ) in the Hindu mythology, it is a major pilgrimage site for the Hindu / Buddhist populace of Kathmandu Valley. Every year during the full moon month of August thousands of people from the Valley make their first trek of their life to bathe in the holy waters of the Gosaikunda lakes. Accompanying the devotees, a great number of Dhami and Jhankris ( Shaman / Witch Doctors ) dressed in long white dresses, peacock feather crown, line of bells worn around shoulders and playing a big drum with an 'S' shaped stick also flock to the holy lakes to appease lord Shiva and gain more spiritual power to heal illnesses.

We begin this trek with a drive to Dhunche from where we first trek in to the Langtang Valley. After exploring the Langtang Valley we trace back our footsteps to Syabru from here a higher trail climbs up for the Gosaikunda lakes passing through Shingompa, a site of a monastery and cheese factory. Next to Shingompa we arrive at the lakes where we see three lakes at 4,100m/13,348ft and 4,380m/14,366ft.and then cross the 4,610m/ 15,120ft high pass of Lauribina ( where pilgrims throw their walking stick on their return to home from Gosaikunda). The trail after the Pass descends to Tharepati from we pass through the village of Kutumsang, Chipling and Patibhanjyang to finish our trek at Sundarijal.

Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrive Kathmandu
Day 2 -8: Trek in to the Langtang Valley and return to Syabru
Day 9-11: Syabru - Gosaikund lakes - Tharepati
Day 12: Explore Langshisa glacier and climb of Kyangjin Ri
Day 13: Kyangjin to Lama Hotel
Day 14: Lama Hotel - Syabru
Day 15: Syabrubesi to Kathmandu
Day 16: Trip Ends