Langtang Valley Trek & Yala Peak

Overview:

Langtang valley trek is one of the most popular and beautiful trekking destination that ranks third in terms of trekking popularity in Nepal. It is only about 80 km north from the capital city, Kathmandu.  A 7 to 8 hour jeep ride takes us to Syabrubesi, the gateway to The Langtang Valley Trek.  The trek comprises a wide range of climate regions, from tropical to alpine, with an overall altitude fluctuation of 1,550 m to 3,870 m. Sipping a cup of coffee in the lap of the Himalayas at 3870 meters surrounded by stunning panoramic landscapes, is just one of the memories to look forward to.

The Langtang Trek is a moderate level trek suitable for novice and time-limited travelers seeking for an amazing trekking experience in short time period. The monasteries, mani walls, and chortens are evidence of the Buddhist influence in this tranquil area. This trip offers an opportunity to interact with people and an insight into Tamang culture. The Tamang community welcomes you through their elegant traditional culture to experience a taste of Nepali hospitality. You’ll be pleasantly surprised by this trek as you traverse through forests and take in the breathtaking vistas of mountains, valleys, and glaciers. There are options for daytrips, such as stroll to Tserko Ri or Kyanjin Ri. These viewpoints offer the best panoramic view of the Langtang mountain range covered with snow.

Yala Peak

Yala Peak is a unique peak located north of Kathmandu in the Langtang Valley. With a height of 5530
meters, Yala Peak is a well-liked climbing destination for climbers aiming to climb ahigher than Tserko
Ri (4,985m) and Kyanjin Ri (4,605m). With a success record of over 95%, Yala Peak is thought to be
among the easiest summits in Nepal to summit. The entire ascent consists of scrambling along the
rough trail.
The Yala summit offers an even more breathtaking view of the Himalayan peaks, including
Shishapangma, Ganchempo, Langshisha RI, Naya Kang, Dorje Lakpa, Ganja-la Peak, Langtang Lirung,
and other peaks in the Langtang area.
This trek provides you with adventure while allowing you to experience actual wilderness in the
magnificent Langtang National Park. The park is home to the wildlife such as elusive Red Panda and
Snow Leopard, Himalayan Black Bears, Himalayan tahr, gorals, serows, rhesus monkeys, musk deer,
and more than 250 species of birds. The trekking trail traverse through the dense forest of alders,
bamboos, oaks, rhododendrons (during spring), pines, juniper, and alpine shrubs. The Nepalese larch
is the only deciduous conifer found in this region and few places elsewhere.

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Brief Itinerary

  • Day 1 - Arrival in Kathmandu
  • Day 2 - Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi Kathmandu (1,300m /4,265 ft) Syafru Besi: (1,450m/ 4,757 ft)
  • Day 3 - Trek from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel Syafru Besi: (1,450m/ 4,757 ft) Bamboo: (2,200m/ 7,217 ft) Lama Hotel: (2,480m/ 8,136 ft)
  • Day 4 - Trek from Lama Hotel to Langtang village Lama Hotel: (2,480m/ 8,136 ft) Langtang Village: (3,430m/ 11,253 ft)
  • Day 5 - Trek from Langtang village to Kyanjin Gomba Langtang Village: (3,430m/ 11,253 ft) Kyan Jin Gompa: (3,870m/ 12,696 ft)
  • Day 6 - Exploration Day at Kyanjin Gomba Kyan Jin Gompa: (3,870m/ 12,696 ft)
  • Day 7 - Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp ((4,800m/ 15,748 ft)
  • Day 8 - Climb Yala Peak & return back to Kyanjin Gompa ((5,500m/ 16,404ft)
  • Day 9 - Trek back to Lama Hotel (2,480m/ 8,136 ft)
  • Day 10 - Trek from Lama hotel, to Syabru Beshi (1,450m/ 4,757 ft)
  • Day 11 - Drive back to Kathmandu (1,300m /4,265 ft)
  • Day 12 - Rest day in Kathmandu - Spare a day in case of bad weather
  • Day 13 - Day 13: Final Departure

Inclusions & Exclusions

Trip Cost Includes:

  • Group airport pickups and drops. 
  • 2 night’s standard hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on a twin sharing basis on Bed and breadfast plan.
  • Suitable transportation from Kathmandu- Syabrubeshi – Kathmandu (both ways). 
  • Full board tea house trekking cost with breakfast, lunch & dinner. Based on one order - one meal concept for all trekking days. 
  • 3 hot beverages included - Tea, coffee, milk, hot water etc.
  • Professional government license holder English speaking trekking guide and his salary.
  • Back offloading for the duffle bags. 
  • Coverage of Guides and Porters, their meals, insurance, transportation, flight, etc. 
  • Langtang National Entry Park Permit
  • TIMS Permit
  • A basic medical kit.
  • All government and local taxes.

Trip Cost DOES NOT Include:

  • International airfare to/ from Nepal.
  • Nepal Entry Visa Fees for multiple Entries on arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport. 
  • Lunch and dinner or any bottled beverages etc. in Kathmandu. 
  • Insurance covers, medical, emergency evacuation, loss, etc.
  • Personal expense (shopping, snacks, boil bottle water, hot and cold drinks, hot shower, Alcohol, Wi-Fi, telephone call, battery re-charge fee), extra porters, etc.
  • Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, and early return from the mountain (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary.
  • Additional costs or delays caused by out of management control, for example, landslide, weather condition, itinerary modification due to safety concerns, illness, change of government policies, strikes, etc.
  • Tips and gratitude provided to staff.
  • Accommodation upgrades to single occupancy. 

Things to carry

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Extreme temperature variations, high altitude, snow glare & proximity to sun are certain factors which necessitate the need to for proper mountaineering and trekking equipment. In order to enjoy your experience in the mountains, we have recommended that you carry the following with you.

Apparel

  • Thermal Inners - At least 1 pair of Top and Leggings
  • 6-8 t-shirts or long-sleeve shirt (cotton / dryfit)
  • 2-3 pairs of trekking pants (no denim!)
  • 1 Sweater/Sweatshirt
  • 1 Fleece Jacket
  • 1 Down Jacket
  • 1 Waterproof Layer like raincoat or wind-cheater
  • 1 pair of hiking boots
  • 1 pair of comfortable sandals/floaters/sneakers
  • 6-8 pairs of cotton socks (for day)
  • 2 pairs of thick/woollen socks (for night)
  • Gloves - liner and outer
  • Sun hat
  • Woollen cap
  • Buff

 

Climbing Equipment and Apparel (Will be used on Yala Peak)

  1. Waterproof jacket and lower
  2. Down insulated jacket
  3. 2 pairs of thick mountaineering socks
  4. Mountaineering Boots
  5. Thick Thermals (1 pair)
  6. 2 Synthetic Undergarments
  7. Thick Mountaineering mittens or gloves
  8. Head torch with extra batteries
  9. Gaters
  10. Climbing Helmet
  11. Ice Axe
  12. Crampons
  13. Ski goggles
  14. Mountaineering Harness
  15. Jumar or Ascender
  16. 4 Locking Carabineers
  17. Dyneema Sling / Daisy Chain/ 6 metres of cord 8mm
  18. Belay Devices such as figure-8, ATC or Gri-Gri
  19. 2 Non-locking carabineers
  20. 5mm cord for Prusik Knot
  21. Pee bottle

 

Accessories

  • Duffel bag / Rucksack (60L+)
  • Daypack / Backpack (20-30L capacity)
  • Sleeping bag (can be bought or rented in Kathmandu)
  • 2x 1L Bottles (to carry drinking water)
  • Lunchbox
  • Torch + Batteries / Headlamp
  • Knee/Ankle/Wrist Guards
  • Trekking Poles
  • Sunblock
  • Sunglasses
  • Moisturiser
  • Hand Sanitiser
  • Personal Medical Kit
  • Personal Toiletries Kit
  • Snacks!

 

Fitness

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  • There are three main aspects of training to focus on – strength training, cardiovascular training, and trekking + trekking alternatives.
     
  • Strength training involves training different muscle groups, so that they can become stronger. There are different exercises for each muscle group, and working them all out 2x-3x a week should be enough to help you get comfortable trekking.
     
  • Legs / lower body - exercises like squats, glute bridges, step ups and leg presses with help you develop stronger muscles in the lower body. 

    Core - Exercises like planks, bicycle crunches and leg raises can help with core stability; Pilates is also a core-intensive type of workout that will help.

    Upper body - Bodyweight exercises like push-ups, pull-ups and dips will help develop these muscles. You can also use resistance bands or light weights to develop them further.
     
  • It’s vital to do plenty of cardio training before your trek, so that you can get the most out of your experience
     
  • Running - This is the most recommended form of cardio activity, as it activates a lot of the same muscles as trekking. Being able to run 10km in 60 minutes will allow you to get the most out of your trek.

    Cycling / Swimming - If you have knee issues, or don’t enjoy running, you can also opt for cycling and swimming. Being able to cycling 30-50km or swim for 30-40 minutes, thrice a week, should be good to help you with treks like EBC.

    HIIT training / Crossfit - Another option to level up your cardio training is to opt for high intensity aerobic exercises like HIIT or Crossfit, 2-3 times a week
    The aim is to get your heart rate up, so you do not get winded on long days of trekking
     
  • Hiking
    Try to get outdoors and go for a hike on the weekends! Uphill trails of 4-8 kilometres are will help you get used to trekking. Make it a point to carry a loaded backpack, and walk in your trekking shoes.
     
  • Hiking Alternatives
    Climbing stairs, and using the treadmill or stairmaster on an incline, will help prepare you for treks. Make it a point to carry a loaded backpack so that you can get used to the extra weight; and use your trekking boots, so that you can break them in and walk comfortably.
     
  • If you’re confused with all this information, no need to worry! The most important thing with training is consistency, and staying injury-free. Your training week should ideally have
    Strength training - 3 sessions
    Cardio training - 3 sessions
    Hiking - 1 long session, best on the weekends
    Rest and stretching - at least 1 day

FAQs

Langtang Valley & Yala Peak

What kind of physical shape do I need to be in to do the Langtang valley Trek ?

This trek into the Langtang region is strenuous but does not require any previous trekking, mountaineering or technical climbing experience; only that you be in good physical conditioning. The trek requires you to be able to hike for 5 to 6hours over hilly terrain with a light day pack for 8 days. Good cardio-vascular conditioning and exercises for muscles that are used to hiking will make your trip much more enjoyable.

What are the entry and exit points of the trek ?

Your itinerary starts from Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal. We receive you at the Kathmandu International Airport and transfer you to your hotel located in Thamel, the tourist district of the city. You spend this day in the city and the next morning we drive to a place called Sybrubesi from where we start trekking. This is a 7 to 8 hours drive.

On the way back we have a similar journey back as well.

What are the stay arrangements like ?

Accommodation in Kathmandu on arrival and post the trek will be in a standard 3-star hotel in Thamel district, on double sharing basis.

Our base package contains all accommodation of twin sharing basis, however, on request we can arrange for upgrades to single occupancy in Kathmandu and also to 4 star or 5 star hotels in Kathmandu at an additional charge.

Accommodation during the trek will be arranged in mountain lodges/tea houses. These tea houses are standard lodged with rooms containing a bed, mattresses, warm blanket and a pillow. The base package we provide has rooms on twin sharing, with common bathrooms.

Do I need any climbing equipment for this trek ?

No, as the trek does not involve any technical climbs, no special climbing equipment is required. A rucksack (60-70 lts), good pair of trekking shoes, a warm jacket and a pair of thermals are good enough. Also, we will be sending you a comprehensive mail on the list of Items to be carried which will help you pack rucksack better.

What is the max altitude I will be gaining on the trek ?

The highest altitude that you gain while on the trek is 4773 while we climb Kyanjin Ri during our exploration day at Kyamjin Gompa.

 

What are the kind of temperatures we will be dealing with ?

The temperature in Kathmandu shall be in a range of around 10 – 15 Degrees Celsius. Afternoons are usually hot and humid and evenings are towards the colder sides. The temperature during the first 2 to 3 days of the trek are pleasant during the day and can be expected to be around 08 - 12 degree Celsius.

As and how we proceed and gain attitude, the temperatures will fall by 2 to 3 degrees every day and go below sub-zero when we cross 4000 M, hence layering oneself well will be of utmost importance. Even though you may be trekking during peak season time, one can always expect drizzles in the mountains. Carrying a rain jacket or a poncho during the trek shall be mandatory.

What are the communictation systems on the trek ?

The communication systems on the trek are very well established. There are multiple options to be in touch with your friends and family while on the trek. You can activate international roaming on your phone or even buy a local sim card in Nepal. The sim card will cost anywhere between NR 600 - 700 depending on the plan you would like to purchases.

However, your sim-card will lose network you after Day 3. You can purchase wifi at the tea house. Different tea houses charge different amount for purchase of wifi usually ranging anywhere between 600 – 800 Nepali rupees for a 24 hour cycle.

What happens in case of a medical emergency ?

Our team carries a full-fledged medical kit that contains generic as well as high altitude medicines. We will be doing oxygen level checks everyday as well, and our team leaders will also be doing physical examination to ensure how the trekkers are feeling.

In case anyone shows any signs of high altitude sickness, medicines will be given by our leaders according to the symptoms shown.

Most tea houses also have access to emergency oxygen cylinders that be rented from the tea house if needed.

In case a person cannot continue further up ahead on the trek, if he/she is not physically fit or is unable to acclimatize etc. he/she will be advised by the leader on whether he can continue the trek or should go back with one of our guides. Owing to safety protocols, the trek leaders decision shall be final and binding.

 

Depending on the condition of the trekker, a helicopter evacuation or a horse – either could be used to go back, the cost of which will have to be borne by the trekker himself.

What kind of clothing will I need ?

Carrying good apparels and accessories plays a very vital role in ensuring a good experience while exploring the mountains. We have provided a detailed list on our website for all the clothes and accessories that will be mandatory to carry on the trek.

What are the food arrangements like ?

In the hotel, our base package covers bed and breakfast plan, so breakfast will be included which will be organized as a buffet. Lunch and dinner/anything ordered from the menu, will be on actuals.

While on the trek our base package covers 3 meals and 3 beverages daily. One order/item is considered as one meal/beverage. These meals can be decided by the individual basis his/her preference. The tea houses have a variety of options for meals ranging from bread with butter/Jam/honey, porridge, oats, pancakes, etc. to Daalbhat tarkari, spaghetti, fried rice, and even burgers and pizza etc. Beverages include hot water, tea, coffee, milk, ginger lemon water, etc.

Do I need to carry a sleeping bag ?

Temperature in the mountains can be very cold compared to what we experience in our cities. After 3000 M the nights are a lot colder, hence we do recommend you carry sleeping bags.

Despite the fact, that the tea houses provide good warm shelter in the harsh conditions and also one blanket to each trekkers, having a sleeping bag always comes in handy. You can opt to rent out sleeping bags in Kathmandu in case you don’t wish to purchase one. Our team in Kathmandu will be able to assist you for the rentals.

How do I acclimatize for the trek ?

Acclimatization basically means enabling your body to adapt to the altitude, heat, cold, air, etc. In the mountains, this becomes very important to ensure a comfortable trekking experience.

The basic 5 things to do in order to acclimatize well is –

  1. Keep your hydration levels high. One needs to consume minimum 4 litres of water on a daily basis.
  2. Keep your appetite going well. Loss of appetite is one of the first signs of being affected by AMS. Keeping a decent appetite from day 1 is important and it will also give your body the required nutrition.
  3. Sleep – It is of utmost importance that your body is well rested. Minimum 7-9 hours of sleep is recommended to rest, recover and recharge yourself for the next day.
  4. Protecting your eyes – Wearing sunglasses in the mountains is a must. The sun glares are much stronger in the high altitudes than our cities, and can often lead to headaches which can stay for very long.
  5. Walk and talk pace – your pace of walking should be such that you should be able to talk. Especially when gaining altitude, it is advisable to walk slower as you gain the height, which allows your body to adapt better.

What medicines should I carry ?

Our team usually carries a full fledge medical kit which include generic medicines ranging from headache, indigestion, allergies, anti-inflammatory, to high altitude medicines like Diamox etc. from oxy meters, thermometers, bandages, water purification drops

But apart from that in case there are specific medicines that work for you or your doctor has prescribed, you should carry those. The list of medicines you can carry has also been highlighted in the ‘Things to carry’ tab on our website.

Is a medical certificate needed for the trek ?

Yes. A medical certificate is compulsory for this trek.

It is important that you have yourself assessed by a qualified doctor before the trek. The physical examination conducted by the doctor will include a check of your blood pressure, pulse, recording your blood group, mentioning any previous injuries/accidents or allergies, etc. This assessment will be beneficial not only for the trekker but also the team in case if any medical situation arises.

The format of the certificate will be shared by our team to all the participants and needs to be submitted as per the deadlines mentioned by a representative from Adventure Pulse.

Will I have to carry my entire bag during the trek ?

No. As part of the premium services we provide at Adventure Pulse, backpack off-loading is also included. The main bag/duffle bag that you will need through your journey will be our teams responsibility and be carried from Syabrubesi onwards and be loaded either on jobgyors or carried by our porter staff, which has a weight limit of 12 Kgs. In case your bag weighs more than 12 Kg, extra porter charges will be applicable.

The only bag that you will be carrying with you, will be a small day bag which can be between a 20-30 L capacity bag, to accommodate your water bottle, snack, thin jacket, poncho etc.

In case you would like a personal assistant to carry your day bag as well, the same can be arranged and hired at an additional cost.

How will I get to my hotel in Kathmandu ?

We will be organizing group pickups in cars from the airport to the hotel. There will be around 4-6 people who will be picked together depending on their arrival timings. Since these are group pick ups there will be a certain amount of waiting time involved. However, if you wish to opt for a personal vehicle, the same can be arranged on additional charges.

How much extra money should I carry for the trek ?

The package covers your food, accommodation, on ground transport etc. but you will need money for either personal expenses like – shopping, purchase of hot shower facilities, wifi, food in café’s, patisseries, tips to the guides etc.

For Kathmandu you can budget around 3000 to 3500 Nepali rupees per day & for your trek you can budget around 2000 to 2500 Nepali Rupees per day for any extras and additional expenses.

Will my debit/credit cards work in Nepal ?

Your credit/debit cards will work in Nepal if they are activated internationally. Even UPI payments option through Google pay, Paytm, etc. are available provided you have a working sim associated with that bank account. However, in the mountains there will be no access to ATM’s except at Namche Bazaar. The only way to make expenses in the mountains is by paying in cash, strictly in Nepali currency only. It is safer to keep cash handy with you.

How can I convert my currency ?

In case you would like to convert your currency to Nepali, there are multiple forex shops in Thamel itself who can do that.

In case you’d like our team to help you with the conversion, you can inform our representative accordingly, at least 2 days in advance, and the amount you would like to convert, so that necessary arrangements can be made.

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Detailed Itinerary

Day 1

Arrival in Kathmandu

After flying through the beautiful scenic views of mountains, varied terrains and plains, you will arrive in the capital city of Kathmandu. Ensuring your landing, our Team will receive you at the Tribhuwan International Airport and transfer you to the hotel in Thamel. Once you have checked into the hotel, a briefing will be provided for the preparation of trek in the following days, and answer your questions and queries if any. There is a lot to do and see in Thamel. If you have an early arrival, after refreshment, you can visit our office nearby to meet our team members, stroll around the narrow lively streets of Thamel and enjoy your first meal in a variety of restaurants offering different cuisines with live music.

Day 2

Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi Kathmandu (1,300m /4,265 ft) Syafru Besi: (1,450m/ 4,757 ft)

After an early morning breakfast, we take a 7- 8-hour jeep drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi. We drive towards north of Kathmandu on the mountainous highway through the Bhote Koshi River, Langtang River, alder and bamboo forest. During the journey, we get glimpses of stunning views of waterfalls, gorges, terrace fields, small villages and snow-capped mountains like Mt. Annapuran II (7,937m), Mt. Manaslu (8,163), Ganesh Himal (7,422) and other peaks.

Day 3

Trek from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel Syafru Besi: (1,450m/ 4,757 ft) Bamboo: (2,200m/ 7,217 ft) Lama Hotel: (2,480m/ 8,136 ft)

From Syabrubesi, we start our trek along the BhoteKoshi and Langtang Rivers, passing through lush jungles, terraced fields, and small villages full of bamboo and birch trees. You might spot the red panda, musk deer and rhesus monkeys on the path. After some gentle climb, we reach Rimche (2,400m/7,874ft), and finally arrive at our final stop for the day, the Lama Hotel.

Day 4

Trek from Lama Hotel to Langtang village Lama Hotel: (2,480m/ 8,136 ft) Langtang Village: (3,430m/ 11,253 ft)

We start our trek after breakfast. We will trek alongside the Langtang River and ascend through a dense forest of oak, maple and rhododendron. As we walk on, we start seeing snow-capped mountains if the weather is favorable. We will have a beautiful occasional sight of Langtang Lirung (7,245m) between the trees along the route. The narrow river valley eventually widens after reaching Ghoda Tabela (3,030m) and the mountains appear on either side of the valley. Once there was Tibetan resettlement project here, but it has a New Army Post with a few lodges. The trail continues, passing by a few temporary sheds inhabited by herders who bring their yaks to graze in the high pastures in summer and descend during winter. If you have never seen yaks before, you will probably be seeing them for the first time here. We eventually arrived at Chyamki Village (3230m), which had ancient mani walls, chortens, and prayer flags. The trail then traverses through the landside area, a sad reminder of 2015 earthquake, where the old Langtang village once was. After crossing the huge rock field area of landside, we reached the New Langtang village, where we spend the night.

Day 5

Trek from Langtang village to Kyanjin Gomba Langtang Village: (3,430m/ 11,253 ft) Kyan Jin Gompa: (3,870m/ 12,696 ft)

Today will be a short and easy trek. Throughout the journey, we pass by mani walls carved with Buddhist mantras, on the trail past small villages, yaks’ pastures and grasslands. After walking for about half an hour we reach Mundu village with some typical old houses which remind us of what all the villages once looked like in this valley. The trail ascends gradually from Mundu as the valley widens and the views expand while passing through yak pastures. We can feel the thin air as we ascend to higher altitudes. We trek slowly because we will be gaining elevation, allowing our bodies to acclimatize. The trail arrives at the Kyangjin Gomba after crossing a number of minor streams and moraines. There is an old monastery nearby, as well as a cheese factory run by the government. Once you reach, we strongly recommend spending the rest of the day strolling around and exploring the area.

Day 6

Exploration Day at Kyanjin Gomba Kyan Jin Gompa: (3,870m/ 12,696 ft)

Today is our exploration day around Kyanjin Gomba. There won’t be any long and tedious treks today; just a short hike around the area. Today, we hike to Kyanjin Ri (4,773m), a lower peak than Tsergo Ri (4,985m), which can be challenging for beginners. Hike to Tsergo-Ri, if you’re looking for more adventure. Both of these day hike locations provide breathtaking mountain ranges and glaciers. Langshisa Kharka is another day hiking destination from Kyanjin Gompa. We’ll head back to Kyanjin Gompa for the evening as the sun sets.

Day 7

Trek from Kyanjin Goma to Lama Hotel Kyan Jin Gompa: (3,870m/ 12,696 ft) Langtang Valley: (3,430m/ 11,253 ft) Lama Hotel: (2,480m/ 8,136 ft)

As we depart Kyangjin Gompa, we’ll take one last look at the majestic mountains and descend towards Lama Hotel. We will have a lunchbreak at Ghoda Tabela and continue on to Lama Hotel, where we will spend the night.

Day 8

Trek from Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi Lama Hotel: (2,480m/ 8,136 ft) Syafru Besi: (1,450m/ 4,757 ft)

We walk down to Syabrubesi for about five hours after breakfast. We descend through birch and bamboo forests, cross the Langtang and Bhote Koshi rivers, and take in the breathtaking scenery to get to Syabrubesi. This concludes our trekking journey. We’ll be driving back to Kathmandu the next day.

Day 9

Drive back to Kathmandu Syafru Besi: (1,450m/ 4,757 ft) Kathmandu (1,300m /4,265 ft)

Today, after breakfast we will drive from Syabrubesi to Kathmandu, which will take about 7 to 8 hours. When you arrive in Kathmandu, check-in in the previous hotel at Thamel. You can take a stroll for beverages and shopping in the evening. It’s a fantastic idea to spend your evening in Kathmandu wandering around Thamel and the surrounding areas for shopping and independently exploring the twisting streets of this tourist hotspot. A few restaurants that serve delicious cuisine and hot coffee are located along the route, with good live music, and service.

Day 10

Final Departure Kathmandu (1,300m /4,265 ft)

Today, you will depart Nepal with beautiful memories and experiences. Our team will wish you farewell and transport you to the International Airport according to your flight schedule for your flight home. It’s good to be at the airport at least 2 hours before your departure. Adventure Pulse hopes you have a wonderful time and look forward to facilitating many more incredible adventures in Nepal.

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