Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

Duration: 11 Days | Trip Photos | Trip Map

Destination: Nepal
Trip Difficulty: Moderate
Transport: Private Vehicle / Bus
Food: Breakfast + Lunch + Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge to lodge

Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is one of the most fascinating adventures in the Langtang region, which offers unparalleled views, thrilling high-altitude experiences, and enriching cultural exploration opportunities. This trek combines two of Nepal's most stunning destinations: the serene Langtang Valley and the sacred Gosaikunda Lake.

This trek is ideal for those who want to experience charm of the Himalayas and the deep rooted traditions of the local people living in the mountain villages. This adventure starts with a scenic drive to Syabrubesi. From here, the trail gradually climbs past Lama Hotel and Langtang Village before taking you to the peaceful village of Kyanjin Gompa.

During the trek, you will be treated to awe inspiring views of snowy peaks like Langtang Lirung, Yala Peak, Dorje Lakpa and many others. On this trek, you will walk through tranquil, dense forests and high altitude rugged paths. In addition, you will also get to visit the famous Kyanjin Monastery. Likewise, the exciting hike up to Tsergo Ri treats you to the marvelous views of snow clad peaks.

Langtang Gosaikunda Trek with guide

This trek allows you to experience the serenity of the quiet mountain valleys. This adventure also draws several adventurers because of the incredible views of the Gosaikunda lakes. The awe inspiring Gosaikunda lake is considered one of the most sacred lakes for Hindu pilgrims. To reach this lake, you will have to navigate enchanting places like Thulo Syabru and Sing gompa.

Exploring Langtang Valley, Laurebina La Pass, Gosaikunda and several other viewpoints while enjoying a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere are the notable highlights of the trek. The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek rewards you with a combination of natural beauty, thrill of high altitude adventure, and rich local culture. Each step in this journey leaves you in awe and serenity, helping you ensure unforgettable memories.

Highlights

Exciting drive to Sybrubesi from Kathmandu.
Magnificent views of Yala Peak, Gangchenpo, Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal and many other nearby peaks.
Navigate the picturesque villages and interact with the Sherpa and Tamang people.
Explore Kyanjin Gompa.
Hike to Tsergo Ri for panoramic mountain views.
Explore the Gosaikunda Lake and its tranquil surroundings.
A chance to visit the Sing Gompa and experience the spiritual atmosphere.
Venture into picturesque Langtang National Park.
Enjoy the 360 degree panorama from Lauribinayak, the best viewpoint for sunrise and sunset.
An invigorating return journey from Dhunche to Kathmandu by road.

Day to Day Itinerary

Day 1 Drive to Syabrubesi (1,420m)
Distance: 122 km
Duration: 7 to 8 hours
Your Langtang Gosaikunda Lake Trek starts early in the morning. On this day, you will leave busy streets of Kathmandu (1,400 m) and set off for Syabrubesi (1,420 m) which is the starting point of your trek.
The drive starts smoothly along the Prithvi Highway. You will follow winding banks of the serene Trishuli River. Along the route, the fascinating sights of small markets and distant hillside settlements can be seen, which will captivate you throughout this adventure. The brief stops for tea or snacks at the scenic stops offer a delightful glimpse of the local surroundings.
After a few hours, the road climbs higher into the hills. The scenery changes dramatically. You can see deep gorges and rocky cliffs, and thick forests while travelling through a section of bumpy hillside road.
After an exhilarating 7 to 8 hour road journey, you will reach Syabrubesi. It is a charming village with traditional houses and fluttering prayer flags. It is situated in Rasuwa and also is the start point of the trek.
At Saybrubesi, you can see several prayer flags fluttering in the breeze. The small gompas add a peaceful and spiritual charm to the surroundings. You may walk around the village and observe its vibrant traditions. You can stay for a night in a teahouse which will provide you with a true essence of mountain life.
Day 2 Trek to Lama Hotel (2,340 m)
Distance: 6 km
Duration: 7 to 8 hours
Your stop on 2nd day of Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is Lama Hotel. Leaving Syabrubesi behind you will cross the Bhote Koshi River through the exhilarating suspension bridge. You will then enter a lush and serene forest.
You will then gradually follow an uphill path and make your way while enjoying mesmerizing views. Soon afterwards, you will reach Pairo where you can take short break and immerse yourself in nature’s serenity.
Then, the path rises to Bamboo which is a common place where trekkers have lunch. Continuing further, you will walk along the trail following the Langtang river. Moving ahead, you will walk along the steep pathways and also cross exhilarating bridges.
On the final stretch, you will have to climb steeply until you reach Lama Hotel at 2,340 meters. It is a quiet settlement in the Langtang Region. Here, teahouses offer simple but satisfying meals. You will stay at the best teahouse of the village for the night which will provide a warm place to rest and the opportunity to unwind after a rewarding day.
Day 3 Trek to Langtang village (3,480m)
Distance: 14 km
Duration: 6 to 7 hours
After an early breakfast, you will leave Lama Hotel and head towards Langtang Village. As you ascend, you can see impressive sights of the Langtang Lirung mountain. After navigating the scenic trails for about three hours you will reach Ghoda Tabela. This is serene spot where you will have lunch while enjoying the scenery.
Leaving Ghoda Tabela you will see the landscape transforming to open meadows and grazing fields. The trail then continues along the Langtang River, moving past small settlements before eventually leading you into the serene Langtang Village, which is your stop for the night
Day 4 Trek to Kyanjin Gompa (3,870 m)
Distance: 7 km
Duration: 4 to 5 hours
After leaving Langtang Village you will start your journey heading toward Kyanjin Gompa. You will climb along the path, gradually enjoying striking views of Langtang Lirung, Gangchempo and many other nearby peaks.
As you move ahead, you can spot small yak grazing fields and many Buddhist landmarks like mani walls and chortens. You will also see bright prayer flags fluttering in the breeze.
On this day, you will trek through small villages, terraced farms and cross the serene streams. The incredible scenery of the Himalayan terrains will enhance your overall sightseeing experience and make your overall experience intriguing.
You will walk for around 4 hours from Langtang Village to arrive at the Kyanjin Gompa. Once you arrive, you can visit the ancient monastery and feel its spiritual atmosphere. You can also stop by the local yak cheese factory to taste fresh cheese.
This village is one of the famous spots in the Langtang Region. While trekking, people stay here and or hike up to nearby ridges for stunning views. Here, you will get a simple but well-maintained room at a teahouse to rest for the night.
Day 5 Rest day at Kyanjin Gompa and Hike to Tserko Ri
Kyanjin Gompa is a stunning village in the Langtang region. It is a point from which you can go on side hikes. On this day, you will head towards Tserko Ri, which is situated at 5,033 meters. Reaching the top of this point is a dream of many trekkers who choose to explore the Langtang region.
On this day, you will begin trekking early in the morning. You will leave Kyanjin Gompa and ascend through a series of zigzag paths. You will walk along a sharply steep path. While walking along the ridge, you will get to enjoy the incredible scenery. About halfway, you will pass through some old yak shelters and also spot several yaks grazing nearby.
As you move forward, the incredible views of snow clad mountains can be seen. Continuing through the rugged path with loose stones scattered, you will finally reach Tsergo Ri. The marvelous sights of Yala Peak, Langtang Lirung, Langtang Ri and other nearby snowy peaks can be seen from the peak.
You can enjoy your moment at Tsergo Ri and then head down to Kyanjin Gompa for overnight stay.
Day 6 Walk Back to Lama Hotel (2,340 m)
Distance: 21 km
Duration: 6 to 7 hours
You will return to Lama Hotel on this day. After breakfast in Kyanjin Gompa, you will follow the route that is mostly downhill. You will retrace the trail through Langtang Village, which will provide you with a chance to observe the village settlements once more and appreciate its charm.
Navigating the villages like Langtang Village, Thyangsyapu and walking downhill through the forested route leads you to Ghodatabela. It is an ideal place to stop for a hearty lunch and recharge.
From Ghodatabela you will gradually proceed towards Lama Hotel while enjoying the serene ambiance. For the overnight, you will stay in one of these teahouses and enjoy a warm and delicious dinner.
Day 7 Trek to Thulo Syabru Village (1,900 m)
Distance: 6 to 7 km
Duration: 4 to 5 hours
You will head to Thulo Syabru on this day. Your exhilarating journey begins after hearty breakfast at your Lama Hotels teahouse.
The trail takes you through a dense forest and several little streams. The glimpses of snow capped mountains and the serene atmosphere of the forested area along the route make this day's walk refreshing and joyful.
After leaving the forested stretch, you will reach a point from where one way goes to Syabrubesi and another goes to Thulo Syabru. You will follow the path leading towards Thulo Syabru, while beholding the incredible scenery.
To make it to Thulo Syabru, you will ascend gradually up through the terraced fields and traditional houses. Soon afterwards, you will reach Thulo Syabru which is a beautiful village noted for its warm hospitality and cultural exploration opportunities.
In this village, you can see the wooden houses and the stunning scenery of the Himalayan terrains, and the enchanting Langtang and Ganesh Himal. You will stay at one of the finest teahouses of Thulosyabru for the night.
Day 8 Trek to Sing Gompa (3,330 m)
Distance: 16 km
Duration: 5 to 6 hours
Your trek to Sing Gompa starts early in the morning. You will leave Thulo Syabru’s teahouses after having wholesome breakfast and make your way towards Sing Gompa.
The trail leads you through peaceful pine forests before opening into high meadows where yaks often graze. On the way you will get to enjoy panoramic views of the Langtang range. You will be walking through serene villages and teahouses scattered along the route while also getting glimpses of daily life.
The path ascends consistently, taking you through the wide and scenic areas that offer spectacular mountain views. You will continue walking through scenic landscapes and finally reach Sing Gompa.
This quiet little settlement has a serene Buddhist monastery and rewards you with panoramic views of snow-capped mountains. You can also feel the calm air and spiritual ambiance here, which will enhance your overall experience.
Afterwards, you may then settle into your accommodation. You may take rest or explore the local cheese factory while enjoying the tranquil surroundings.
Day 9 Trek to Gosaikunda Lake (4,380 m)
Distance: 8 km
Duration: 4 to 5 hours
On Day 9 you will trek uphill towards the Gosaikunda Lake. The trail leading towards the lake goes up through the tranquil rhododendron forests. You will be navigating rocky and alpine terrain while witnessing marvelous vistas on this day.
As you walk higher you will behold stunning Langtang Lirung vistas along with several other snow-covered peaks. In several sections, you can see colorful prayer flags and chortens. So, you can also feel the spiritual ambiance of the region.
Moving ahead, you will reach Cholangpati. Then, the trail continues uphill and you will cross Lauribinayak. It is a point from where a 360 degrees panorama of sunrise and sunset can be seen. After crossing this scenic point, you will reach Saraswati Kunda. You may stop here and enjoy the incredible scenery.
Another significant landmark you will come across on the route is the Buddha Mandir (4,200 meters). From this point the main Gosaikunda is roughly an hour and a half away. Soon, you will arrive at the Gosaikunda Lake, which is situated at 4,380 meters. Up near the lake, you can also see a shrine dedicated to Lord Ganesh.
The main lake is surrounded by rugged terrains and snowy mountains. This site is also visited by the pilgrims who believe it carries a calm, sacred energy. On this day, you may explore the main lake as well as the smaller nearby lakes that are equally enchanting. You will end the day resting at your teahouse at Gosaikunda and soak in the peaceful atmosphere of this tranquil Himalayan destination.
Day 10 Trek Down to Sing Gompa
Distance: 8 km
Duration: 3 to 4 hours
On this day, you leave the shores of Gosaikunda Lake behind and head off to Sing Gompa along a track surrounded by striking mountain landscape vistas. Waking up early, you will pass several other smaller glacial ponds. At each stop you can look around and will be fascinated by the surreal beauty of the region.
You will navigate a steady upward section and finally reach the scenic pass. From the top of Lauribina La, the stunning views of the mountain panoramas can be seen. You can enjoy 360 degree views of the sunrays shining over the mountains.
After enjoying the scenery, the route gently winds its way down through pine forests and several traditional mountain villages before leading you to Sing Gompa. Here, you can check into one of the best local teahouses and enjoy the serenity of the mountain atmosphere.
Day 11 Trek to Dhunche (2,030 m)
Distance: 8.3 km
Duration: 4 to 5 hours
You will trek to Dhunche on the 11th day of the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek. It is the final day of the trek when you will navigate the varied trails on foot.
Today's downhill journey takes you towards Dhunche. The landscape gradually changes from high alpine rugged to lush forested terrain. Your first notable stop point is the charming village of Dhimsa.
Continuing your descent, you will follow a trail leading to Deurali, which is a scenic stop for lunch. Throughout the route, you will be treated to scenic views of rolling green hills. You will be mesmerized by the beauty of the lower section trails of the Langtang region.
You will then descend through forest areas and terraced fields and eventually reach Dhunche. After arriving at Dhunche, you can have warm meal, and take much needed rest after successfully concluding the trekking portion of this scenic adventure.
Day 12 Drive Back to Kathmandu
Distance: 120 km
Duration: 6 to 7 hours
This is the day when you will be concluding your Langtang Gosaikunda Lake Trek. After having breakfast you will enjoy the scenic drive back to Kathmandu. The drive takes place through winding following the banks of the serene Trishuli River. Along the way, the sound of rushing water and the sight of green terraces and distant hills will keep you captivated.
After 6 to 7 hours on the road, you will return to Kathmandu. We will then drop you off at your hotel. After you settle into your hotel, you can just take a rest and remember your special moments on the trek. Even though your scenic Langtang Gosaikunda Lake Trek may have ended, the wonderful memories you made during this adventure stay with you forever.

What to Expect

What's included

Standard meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) during the trek
Government license holder guide
Strong and helpful porter with proper equipments (1 porter for 2 people)
Salary,food,accommodation and insurance for guide and porters
Tea house/lodge accommodation during the trek
All land transportation.
TIMS (Trekking information Management System) card
Langtang National Park entry permit
Comprehensive first aid kit
All government taxes and official expenses

What's not included

International airfare and taxes
Nepal entry visa fee
Your Travel Insurance (compulsory)
Lunch and dinner whilst in Kathmandu
Entrance fee in the heritage sites during city tour.
All the expenses of personal nature
Tips for guide and porter (Tipping is expected)
Any kind of drinks and desserts during the trek

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Useful Information

Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

When is the Best Time to Do the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) are the best times for the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek. When selecting any kind of adventure, it is also important to look for the ideal times to get rewarded with the maximum perks.

Adventurers are generally drawn to the Langtang Gosaikunda trek to see the sharp, clear mountain vistas. So, to get rewarded with the clearest mountain views, it is essential to select the best time, which is autumn and spring.

In autumn, the landscapes are nourished because of the rains of the monsoon and visibility is great. In addition, the weather is moderate with comfortable daytime temperatures which helps you fully enjoy the overall journey.

Likewise, spring is also a great time for the Langtang Trek. The trails of the Langtang region during the spring months are full of blooming flora, including the vibrant rhododendrons. In addition, the days are longer in spring which allows you to rest, explore and enjoy the scenic views comfortably at your own pace without any kind of rush.

The climatic conditions in both of these seasons are stable with a lower likelihood of heavy snow or downpours. So, you can walk comfortably on the dry and well-defined paths of the Langtang Region.

The combination of ideal weather and trail conditions, along with the unparalleled visibility, makes Autumn and Spring the best time for the Langtang Goksaikunda Lake.

Langtang Valley and the sacred Gosaikunda Lake

How Difficult is the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is considered a moderately challenging journey. The trail requires you to trek through the forest trails, rugged and rocky terrain, and cross thrilling suspension bridges.

You will be taking long ascents during this adventure, which can be demanding. In addition, the path continuously changes, which means that trekkers will need to have endurance and good physical fitness to comfortably enjoy the journey.

One of the major contributing factors to this trek's difficulty is the altitude gain. The trek involves navigating the different high-altitude terrain and takes you to places like Kyanjing Gompa (3,870m), Tserko Ri (5,033 m), and Lauribina Pass (4,610 m), Gosaikunda Lake (4,380 m).

At these altitudes, there is a risk of getting altitude sickness, especially if trekkers can’t adapt to the higher altitude. Navigating the high altitude areas can be challenging and altitude sickness symptoms may develop. So, proper acclimatization, hydration and gradual pace are necessary in order to avoid possible altitude-related issues.

Furthermore, the weather patterns of the Himalayas can also affect the trek. Generally, these treks are the best during the peak seasons (Autumn and Spring).

Monsoon’s heavy rain and winter season's snowy trails make the trek more strenuous than it already is. So, you may select the ideal times (Autumn and Spring) for trekking to reduce the likelihood of trek delays because of the weather-related issues.

But weather conditions are usually unpredictable at higher altitudes, even during the peak seasons. So, layering and staying flexible for route changes when conditions aren't favourable is recommended.

While the Langtang Gosaikunda trek indeed has some challenging sections it can be managed by proper preparation, packing, gradual pacing and choosing the right time.

Langtang Gosaikunda Trek in nepal

How to Prepare for the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

Being physically prepared is the most crucial thing for the Gosaikunda Langtang Trek.

On this trek, you will be ascending steep sections and also walking through the high-altitude areas. So, good stamina and endurance are required.

You may prepare for the trek for 3 to 4 months in advance. Squats, step-ups, deadlifts, lunges, and planks are some basic strength exercises that you can do while trekking. You can also include cardiovascular workouts such as running, cycling, swimming or climbing stairs.

These cardio workouts can help you enhance stamina. If you train for the trek regularly, it will be more comfortable to tackle the trek’s difficulty.

Mental preparation also plays a huge role in a smooth and successful conclusion of the trek. While trekking, the weather can unexpectedly change.

Some days feel tougher than others. Likewise, being in remote places for several days can also cause mental fatigue. So it is important to stay positive and flexible. You may Interact with the guides or trekking crew. Communiticating and encouraging each other can help whole trekking team get motivated.

Be careful to walk at a steady pace. Make sure take breaks whenever necessary. Set realistic expectations. During tough times you can think about the incredible rewards you get when you reach your intended destination.

You may try meditation or deep breathing exercises. These simple steps can help you get mentally prepared for Langtang Gosaikunda Trek. By being mentally prepared you can tackle the difficulties that may arise during the journey more efficiently.

What to Pack for the Langtang Gosaikunda Lake Trek?

Packing thoughtfully for the Langtang trek is essential because the terrain, altitude and weather can change quickly in the region making preparation essential to comfort and safety.

The trail moves from lower sections with moderate weather to cold, high altitude sections. So, having right gear is necessary. With thoughtful packing you can handle the temperature changes. Likewise, by packing all essentials, you can also maintain hygiene during long trekking days.

Knowing you have the right essentials keeps you calm and focused. For a smoother, joyful and meaningful Langtang trekking experience you can pack the following essentials:

Clothing

Moisture-wicking layers
Trekking shirts
Fleece jackets
Waterproof trekking pants
Down jackets
Scarf
Waterproof jacket
Down vest
Windproof jacket
Trekking pants
Waterproof trekking pants
Warm hats
Beanie
Caps
Neck gaiter
Buff
Waterproof gloves
Lightweight gloves
Raincoat
Waterproof pants

Footwear

Trekking sandals
Slippers
Liner Socks
Hiking boots
Woolen Socks

Sleeping bag
Backpack
Flashlight
Headlamp
Route map

Trekking Gear

Sleeping bag
Backpack
Torchlight
Headlamp

Other Essentials

Langtang gosaikunda Trek Map
Toothbrush & toothpaste
Quick drying towel
Lip balm
Sunscreen
Deodorant
Refillable water bottle
Hand sanitizer
Wet wipes
Hairbrush
Comb
Toilet paper
Shampoo
First aid kit with basic medicines
Oral rehydration salts
Water purification tablets
Mobile phone
Energy bars and Snacks
Dry Bags
Emergency Whistle

How to Join the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

Booking a trek package with us is smooth and hassle free. For booking the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek package, please contact us. You can WhatsApp us directly on +977-9860313572, email us at [email protected], [email protected] or fill out the inquiry form on our website. Once we hear from you we will contact you and share all the necessary information with you.

After having reviewed the itinerary, understanding the group size, and going through the list of services included in the package, you can select the best departure date for you. Once you confirm your booking we will send you a detailed packing checklist, practical trekking tips, and assist you with the travel arrangements.

We stay in touch with our clients during the planning period ensuring you feel fully prepared before the trek begins. We are always here to support you and answer all your queries about the trek, which will help you make the well informed decisions.

What Can You Expect During the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

The Langtang Gosaikunda Lake Trek offers an exciting Himalayan journey presenting stunning views of lush valleys, villages and sacred high altitude lakes. This trek is also popularly known as the Langtang Gosaikunda Lauribina pass trek.

The trail constantly shifts from the forests of Syabrubesi toward the open landscapes of higher sections of Langtang. During the trek, you will walk through green valleys, charming villages, and several peaceful monasteries.

The small settlements along the way help you to explore local culture and hospitality, making the walk even more meaningful. In addition, the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek‘s trail leads you through peaceful monasteries, which helps you feel the spiritual atmosphere of the region.

The scenery becomes even more stunning as you move higher toward Gosaikunda. Along with the Gosaikunda lake you can see several mesmerizing high-altitude lakes. At this place, you can see clear water surrounded by rugged hills, which provides a peaceful atmosphere and striking views. Here, you may also see pilgrims visiting the lake and praying, which helps you feel its spiritual importance.

With all these experiences combined, the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek offers a joyful and exciting journey. Thus, during the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek, you can expect a serene journey filled with natural beauty and joyful cultural encounters.

About Altitude Sickness and Some Acclimatization Tips

During the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek, you will trek through several high-altitude zones. So, you will be gaining altitude as the trek progresses. As the altitude keeps increasing it is important to stay aware. Likewise, you need to be cautious about how your body reacts as you ascend.

Some symptoms of Altitude Sickness include:

Headache
Nausea or vomiting
Difficulty Sleeping
Fatigue
Appetite Loss
Breathlessness

While the risk of altitude sickness indeed exists during this trek, especially for those who aren't accustomed to the higher zones, the risk can be minimized following these measures.

Keep yourself hydrated and well-nourished during the entire trek.
Take acclimatization breaks in order for the body to adapt to increasing altitudes.
Ascend gradually without tiring yourself.
Bring altitude-related medications like diamox after consulting your doctor about usage.
If you experience the symptoms and it doesn't go away, make your way towards the lower sections.

Why Should You Trek with Guides and Porters During the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

Trekking with guides and porters is strongly encouraged for the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek. The trail of this adventure passes through dense forests and small high altitude villages. The trek requires you to make steep climbs through the rugged sections. In these areas navigation can be quite tricky.

Guides know all about the trek route. They can understand the changing weather patterns of the Langtang region. In addition, they can help you manage the pace as the altitude increases. They also share local culture and take you to the scenic viewpoints. Likewise, they will help you ensure your safety during difficult sections, especially when you are navigating difficult sections.

Meanwhile, the porter provides valuable support by carrying your heavier bag. So, you can walk comfortably on the varied Langtang trails while avoiding overexertion. The Langtang region includes long uphill climbs and challenging terrain.

With a porter handling the load, you can trek smoothly, enjoy the scenery and reduce risk of altitude related fatigue. Your choice to trek with a guide and porter improves your own experience and safety on the trail.

If you book a package with us here at Marvel Adventure, a licensed guide and experienced porter will accompany you with their salary, meals, accommodation and insurance included within the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek package cost.

How to Ensure a Smooth and Successful Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

Research about the trek and trail conditions.
For smooth navigation, choose the best time of the year for trekking
Follow the guidance provided by your trekking guide.
Know about your Langtang Gosaikunda trek itinerary and also the routes.
Try to include nutrient-rich meals while trekking and also be well hydrated.
If you feel uneasy at any moment, inform your guide.
Dress in layers, and also bring a small first aid box in your day pack.
Walk only through the designated paths.

Frequently Asked Questions

Langtang Gosaikunda Trek

What Are the Permits Needed for the Langtang Gosainkunda Trek?

You will need Langtang National Park Entry Permit for the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek. During this journey, you will pass through serene Langtang National Park. You must have a permit to enter this area.

Issuing trekking permits allows authorities to track trekkers at checkpoints which enhances safety by making it easier to locate and assist them in case of emergencies. In addition, the permit funds are used for the trail maintenance, infrastructure development and management of trekking activities.

Do I Need to Carry Cash for the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

Yes, it is important to carry cash for the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek. Most of the teahouses and lodges on the way do not accept payments, mostly in cash. In addition, it's difficult to find reliable ATMs in remote villages.

So, it is highly advisable to carry enough Nepali rupees to cover the extra expenses in teahouses and other small personal expenses along the way. Make sure to carry some extra cash for emergencies, such as sudden weather delays or unplanned overnight stays. Having cash on hand helps you have peace of mind on a trek through the beautiful but remote Langtang region.

What is the Duration of the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

Langtang Gosaikunda Trek can be completed in 10 to 12 days. At Marvel Adventure we have crafted 12 day itinerary with 10 walking days. The walking phase begins from Subabubesi and ends at Dhunche.

This is the standard itinerary. However, the trek’s itinerary can be adjusted according to the preferences of the clients.

What are the Accommodation Facilties Like During the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

During the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek, you stay in small and local teahouses. This helps you experience a true experience of mountain life. At the mountain teahouses of the Langtang region, most rooms have two single beds with blankets. Bathrooms are often shared. Though at some places, attached bathroom facilities may also be available.

Bringing personal sleeping bag is important as it helps you stay warm and comfortable. Most of the teahouses have common dining room. Here, you can have meals together. You can also meet other trekkers in warm space. Hot showers and Wifi are sometimes available for an extra small charge.

Charging facilities are also available. However, you may need to pay a little to charge your devices. Staying at the local teahouses in the Langtang region provides you with a chance to experience the warm hospitality and observe the simple lifestyle in the mountains.

What Kind of Food Is Served at the Teahouses Along the Langtang Gosaikunda Trail?

During the Gosaikunda Lake Trek, the teahouse along the trail has several options of dishes on its menu. These teahouses normally serve traditional Nepali dishes. At some places, you may also find popular international dishes. Hot beverages, coffee and tea are also available at the eateries throughout the trek.

Dal Bhat is the most popular dish that many trekkers prefer during the trek. It is a hearty Nepali meal. You will also find other options such as warm porridge, Tibetan bread, omelettes, eggs, pancakes, sandwich toast, and muesli. fried noodles, noodle soup, Sherpa stew, Chapati, vegetable curry, momo, chowmein and potatoes.

The food along the Gosaikunda Lake Trek is designed to fuel your body for long days on the trail. Still, we recommend that you bring some energy snacks to stay energized in between meals.

Is Travel Insurance Needed for Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

Yes, you will need travel insurance for the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek. It is a high altitude trekking adventure that is incredibly rewarding. However, like every adventure, this journey has its own risks. So, you have to select policy that helps you stay financially secure against such uncertainties.

For this trek, you need to select the insurance policy that covers high altitude trekking up to at least 5,000 m. It also should cover the emergency medical costs, trip cancellation, lost baggage and helicopter evacuation.

Are Trekking Poles Necessary for the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek?

Yes, trekking poles are strongly recommended for the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek. During this journey, you will navigate the varied high altitude paths that are uneven and steep in several sections. So, for enhancing balance and comfortably navigating the uphill and downhill sections, trekking poles are necessary.