Langtang Gosaikunda Trek – 17 days
Trip Duration 
Group Size 
Max. Altitude 
Difficulty
Meals - 16 Breakfast
- 14 Lunch
- 15 Dinner
Accommodation - 3 Nights Hotel
- 13 Nights Lodge
Activities- Trekking
- Hiking
Best Season - Sep – Dec
- Mar – May
$ 700USD
- No. of Pax Per person
- 1 personUS$ 1100
- 2 - 2 peopleUS$ 950
- 3 - 5 peopleUS$ 900
- 6 - 9 peopleUS$ 850
- 10 - 15 peopleUS$ 800
- 16 + people 9999 US$ 700
Total Cost:
US$ 1100
- Private trip departures everyday
- No hidden cost
- Local based company
- We can help for big group
- Over 17 years of experience
- According to your needs, we can Customize the itinerary.
Itinerary of Langtang Gosaikunda Trek – 17 days
| Day | Mode | Route Itinerary | Elev.(m) | Duration | Overnight | Included |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Flight | Arrival in Kathmandu | 1,300 | ---- | Hotel | Dinner |
| 02 | Free day | Kathmandu - trek preparation | 1,300 | ---- | Hotel | B |
| 03 | Drive | kathmandu - Syabrubesi | 1,460 | 7/8 hrs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 04 | Trek | Syabrubesi - Lama Hotel | 2,470 | 6/7 hrs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 05 | Trek | Lama Hotel - Langtang Village | 3,430 | 5/6 hrs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 06 | Trek | Langtang - Kyanjing Gompa | 3,870 | 4/5 hurs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 07 | Hike | Hike - Tserko ri - Kyanjin Gompa | 5,050 | 5/6 hrs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 08 | Trek | Kyanjin Gompa - Lama Hotel | 2,470 | 6/7 hrs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 09 | Trek | Trek - Thulo Syabru | 2,230 | 5/6 hrs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 10 | Trek | Thulo Syabru - Sin Gompa | 3,330 | 5/6 hrs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 11 | Trek | Sin Gompa - Lauribinayak | 3,950 | 3/4 hrs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 12 | Trek | Trek - Gosaikunda lake | 4,380 | 4/5 hrs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 13 | Trek | Trek - Lauribina Pass - Ghopte | 4,681 | 7/8 hrs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 14 | Trek | Trek - Thadepati - Kutumsang | 2,450 | 7/8 hrs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 15 | Trek | Kutumsang - Chisapani | 2,160 | 6/7 hrs | hostel/lodge | B-L-D |
| 16 | Trek/drive | Trek -Subdarijal - Kathmandu | 1,300 | 4/5 hrs | Hotel | B-L |
| 17 | Flight | Kathmandu - own Country | ---- | ---- | ---- | B |
Includes/Excludes
What's included
- Airport pickup and drop services by private vehicle including before and after the trek
- Accommodation in Kathmandu as per the itinerary / with breakfast
- All ground transportation by private vehicle in city
- Kathmandu to Syabrubesi by Local bus (optional private jeep with extra cost)
- Private transport from Sundarijal to Kathmandu
- All required trekking permits and necessary paper works
- 3 meals [Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner ] during the trek
- Accommodation in lodge/guest houses during the trek
- Trekking Guide [English speaking, eco-friendly, Government licensed, Ministry of Tourism Trained, First Aid Trained] with all expenses and insurances
- Assistant trekking guide for groups over 6 people with all expenses and insurance
- Strong porters [1 porter shared between 2 paying people] with porter with all expenses and insurances
- Down jacket, sleeping bag, & Duffel Bag to use ( if needed)
- Ambition Himalaya T- Shirt and Free trekking map
- First aid medications / medicines with the guide
- Necessary paper works, government and local taxes, company service charges
- Complementary welcome dinner in Kathmandu at a typical Nepali restaurant
- Certificate of Achievement signed by director of the company and your guide
What is excluded
- International Airfares, Visa Fees,($ 30 for 15 days, $ 50 for 30 days and $ 125 for 90 days)
- Travel and Rescue Insurance, Emergency Evacuation
- Bars and Beverage bills, cold drinks, mineral water,
- Tea – Coffee, hot shower, telephone bills, laundry
- Extra activities than mentioned in the itinerary, extra porter charges
- Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu [Meals not included also in the cases of early returns from the trips]
- Extra accommodation caused due to early arrival, flight delays, natural disasters etc.]
- Tips / Gratitude for Guide and Porters
- Any services not mentioned in Service Includes Section unless specified on booking of the trekking
Short List of Equipment you need to bring
Pair of trek boot, sleeping bag, down jacket, pullovers, neck scarf for evening/night/morning.
Sun hat and casual warm clothes for day.
Some pairs of good quality socks, slippers, suntan lotions, personal medications etc.
Route Map & Altitude Chart
Private Group Discounts Available
| No. of People | Price Per Person |
| 1 Pax | US$ 1100 |
| 2 Pax | US$ 950 |
| 3-5 Pax | US$ 900 |
| 6-9 Pax | US$ 850 |
| 10-15 Pax | US$ 800 |
| 16 Over | US$ 700 |
Trip Information
Best Time
Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is possible during all seasons, although they are different. Without any doubt, spring (March-May) is the best season, with clear sky, warm days, and colorful forests with rhododendrons.
Summer/monsoon is associated with green foliage and vivid scenery, as well as rain and muddy protrusions.
Another ideal time is autumn (September-November), with consistent weather reports, clear sightseeing, and low temperatures, which is ideal to carry out a Gosaikunda trek smoothly.
The winter (December-February) is serene, with snowy sceneries, yet extremely cold and at times, difficult at high altitudes. Mountains, for instance, Langtang Lirung and Ganesh Himal, look beautiful in the dry season.
Make up warm-ups, rain jackets, and sun protection in spring and fall. Every season will present a new gust to this itinerary on the Langtang- Gosaikunda trek.
Elevation and Distance
The Gosaikunda Langtang Trek is surrounded by a range of altitudes and distances, which makes the trip thrilling and satisfying. The minimum point of the hiking is 1,460 meters in Syabrubes, and Lauribina Pass is the maximum point at approximately 4,681 meters high.
As we pass through the route, we start passing through the green forests and river valleys and shift to the alpine highlands. This is an approximate total of 100-120 kilometers of walking that is done over several days in the Langtang Gosaikunda trek itinerary comfortably.
In our pursuit of the trails, we get gradual climbs, scenic ridges, and serene descents. It is these alterations that render the Gosaikunda trek an adventure that is moderate enough to get trekkers who are passionate about diverse landscapes and marvelous mountain tops.
Difficulty and Altitude Sickness
The Langtang Gosainkunda trek is believed to be one of the moderate treks and has to be trekked by people who have good fitness and are beginners. The tracks consist of gradual ascents, wooden bridges, cliff formations, and elevated ridges, yet they can be handled as long as a person takes time to walk leisurely. The biggest problem is the altitude on the route over Lauribina Pass and Gosaikunda.
Going upwards, the air is thinner, and caused by a result, some trekkers can experience headaches, fatigue, or dizziness. Avoiding fast ascending, having ample water, and taking good rest are ways of preventing altitude sickness.
The Langtang Gosaikunda trek schedule is also planned in such a way that our elevation increment is gradual to ensure that we are not in danger. Gosaikunda trekking is actually a safe and enjoyable mountain adventure tour with well-preparedness and awareness.
Maximum and Minimum Walking Hours
In the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek, the hours to be spent walking daily are varied and make the process balanced and comfortable. The average time we spend walking every day is 5 to 7 hours per day, depending on the terrain.
Gosaikunda Lake to Ghopte via Lauribina pass is the maximum walking day, and it also consumes approximately 7-8 hours, since the climb is very long, and the sharp ascent is very steep. The least time to walk is the Sing Gompa to Lauribinayak hike; however, it is only 3-4 hours.
Such changes are well-designed in the Langtang-Gosaikunda trek trip itinerary, which provides us with sufficient time to rest and appreciate the view. Gosaikinda trekking, when done steadily with adequate breaks, is an enjoyable and manageable experience for the majority of the trekkers.
Meals and Accommodation
In the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek, all the major meals are taken, such as breakfast, lunch, and dinner, which makes it an easy and comfortable journey. For breakfast, eggs, toast, porridge, pancakes, or tea/coffee are generally eaten.
Along the way, tea houses serve lunch and dinner, which include dal bhat, noodles, pasta, soups, and rice varieties, providing sufficient energy to go on with the trekking of Gosaikunda. All additional items such as snacks, chocolates, bottled drinks, coffee expertise, and alcohol will be charged separately.
Accommodation is done in comfortable teahouses or lodges, as stated in the Langtang-Gosaikunda trek itinerary. Rooms are simple and neat, provided with twin beds and warm blankets.
There is water everywhere, but one can use purification tablets or purchase boiled water, or bottled water. In general, the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is comfortable and fun, especially when it comes to meals and accommodation.
Alternative Routes
The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek has several good alternative routes available, which will be taken depending on time, interest, and fitness level. Other trekkers also love starting at Sundarijal and passing through Chisapani and joining the main trail, which provides a more forest and village experience.
Some other people continue their Gosaikunda trekking trip and include the presence of the Helambu region, which has been characterized by the Tamang and Sherpa cultures. You would also be able to cut or extend the route as the Langtang-Gosaikunda trek itinerary states, and so such a route would be a good option for either beginners or seasoned mountaineers.
These alternative routes provide an alternative landscape, serene trails, and a special cultural experience, and hence the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek is fit into the list of many kinds of travelers.
Can a beginner do this trek?
Under a good pace with adequate preparations, the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek can be done by a beginner. The routes are moderate with few steep parts and at Gosaikunda Lake and Lauribina Pass. Gosaikunda trekking has been an attraction to many first-time trekkers due to the beautiful view it is located in, the friendly villages, and the comforting tea houses.
The walking schedule of the Langtang Gosaikunda trek assists novice climbers in gradually adapting to the level and the number of walking hours per day. The training should be done a bit before traveling, walking, and one should also stay hydrated. Making the journey safe and enjoyable involves taking rest days, travelling at a slower pace, and listening to your body.
Even naive people can have all the pleasure of the serene scenes and cultural grace of the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek with the proper attitude.
Preparation and physical fitness
To have a better experience of the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek, one should be well prepared and possess a minimum level of fitness. Gosaikanda trekking will involve a few steep climbs and high altitude, and therefore, before the trip, it is always useful to begin training a few weeks before you go. Very basic measures such as walking, jogging, riding a bicycle, and climbing stairs enhance stamina.
Going through the Langtang Gosaikunda trek itinerary at a slow and steady pace also makes your body adapt to the varying elevations. It is not necessary that you have to be an athlete; you only need to walk several hours a day with a light pack.
It is also necessary to stay hydrated, eat properly, and get enough sleep. The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek can be easily done comfortably with proper preparation.
Gadget Charging, Internet, and Communication
The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek has charging gadgets, communication, and internet facilities that are distributed throughout the trek, but could be scarce in the upper areas. In the Gosaikunda trekking, charging (a small additional fee) is available in most of the tea houses, thus carrying the power bank on board is convenient.
Some places have Wi-Fi, which may be slow because of the remote location. Mobile networks have also been tried in lower villages; however, the signal might become dysfunctional as you proceed with the Langtang-Gosaikunda trek itinerary to greater altitudes. Purchasing a local SIM card in Kathmandu is preferable to make it easy to communicate.
Despite all these constraints, you will be sufficiently equipped to keep in touch as you enjoy the serene trails of the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek.
Permits
We do all the documentation and processing of the applications to get the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek permit, which is an obligatory piece of the trek. Gosaikunda trekking will require a Langtang National Park entry permit as well as a TIMS Permit that will be incorporated in our package. It is a sign that you will not have to worry about going to offices and standing in line.
These permits enable you to move through the points of passing without challenges as you go through the Langtang Gosaikunda trek itinerary and have a good adventure without any problem. We ensure that all is in place, and then the trekkers can concentrate more on the scenic landscapes, culture, and quiet passages of the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek.
Transportation
The Langtang Gosaikanda Trek transportation is designed to facilitate an easy and comfortable journey to Langtang. All of the transfers we take are by using private vehicles, such as the manneuvre between Kathmandu and Syabrubesi, and vice versa.
The type of vehicle used is determined by the number of people in your group, and so there is sufficient space and a good ride in the Gosaikunda trek. All vehicles are spotless, in good condition, and comfortable. Transportation can also be individualized according to budget; should you have a preference for a jeep, car, or even bus, otherwise, best to follow the Langtang Gosaikunda trek itinerary.
It is flexible, and you will be able to have a safe and comfortable travel both before and after the trek. We will ensure that you have a hassle-free beginning and end to your Langtang Gosaikunda Trek, without the inconvenience of traveling hard.
Insurance
Langtang Gosaikunda Trek travel insurance is not included, but it is highly advised because it would ensure that the journey is safe and one will be worry-free. Gosaikanda trekking is a walking tour in a high-altitude and remote location; therefore, the insurance may cover emergencies arising due to high altitudes, injuries, or unforeseen changes to the trip.
One should consider a plan that must involve the trekking coverage of the high altitude mentioned in the itinerary of the Langtang-Gosaikunda trek. Also, it should be mentioned that the insurance is not part of the package, and thus, you will have to get it individually before the trek.
By insuring adequately, you would be in a position to have the whole adventure without worrying about the insurance coverage you get, since you are covered in the entire Langtang area.
What to expect
The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek promises you an ideal blend of culture, adventure, and nature. It goes through beautiful forests, quiet villages, and high alpine areas; the Gosaikunda trek is ever memorable. When following the Langtang Gosaikunda trek itinerary, you will have close-up experiences of such mountains, Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, and the sacred Gosaikunda Lake.
In the Tamang and Sherpa communities, you will also get a warm reception, and this will also provide you with the opportunity to learn their culture and lifestyle. The hike has medium levels of difficulty, breathtaking scenery, and scenic monasteries. Altogether, the Langtang Gosainkunda Trek is a great and memorable experience of the Himalayan adventure.
Good to know, before you travel
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Frequently Asked Question
The journey would take 15-16 days, according to the itinerary.
The maximum elevation is Lauribina Pass at 4,610 meters.
No, beginners can do this trek with basic fitness and preparation.
You need the Langtang National Park Permit and TIMS card.
You will remain in teahouses and lodges on the way.
Not included in the package, but highly practical and necessary in the safety evaluation.
The seasons of Spring and Autumn are the most appropriate ones.
Yes, breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all covered.
Yes, but charging may cost extra in higher areas.
The majority of tea houses are equipped with Wi-Fi; however, it is not fast.
Moderate difficulty with some steep climbs at high altitude, and the challenging part is while crossing Lauribina Pass.
Warm clothes, trekking shoes, a water bottle, and essentials.
Yes, so acclimatization and slow pacing are important.
Private vehicles like jeeps or buses are used depending on group size.
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Read all reviews in Tripadvisor$ 700USD
- No. of Pax Per person
- 1 personUS$ 1100
- 2 - 2 peopleUS$ 950
- 3 - 5 peopleUS$ 900
- 6 - 9 peopleUS$ 850
- 10 - 15 peopleUS$ 800
- 16 + people 9999 US$ 700
Total Cost:
US$ 1100
- Private trip departures everyday
- No hidden cost
- Local based company
- Over 17 years of experience
- Trip Customization
