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An ideal introduction to Himalayan mountaineering - combine the Everest trail with a guided ascent of Imja Tse (Island Peak).
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Journey into the walled city of Lo Manthang, a preserved fragment of ancient Tibet with ochre cliffs, cave monasteries and living Buddhist tradition.
The closest Himalayan wilderness to Kathmandu - glacier valleys, yak pastures and warm Tamang hospitality within a short drive of the city.
This journey is fully supported by an Earthbound ground team, licensed guides, comfortable lodging and all logistics arranged so you can focus on the experience. Trips run for groups as small as one or two people, and every itinerary can be tailored to your dates and pace.
Day by day, with where you sleep and how far you walk.
A representative greets travelers at Tribhuvan International Airport and transfers them to the hotel. The evening includes rest and a briefing about the upcoming trek.
After breakfast, tour UNESCO heritage sites including Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath, Boudhanath, and Patan Durbar Square. The day covers Buddhist stupas, sacred Hindu sites, and medieval royal palaces.
A roughly seven-hour bus ride runs from Kathmandu to Dhunche through local villages and forests. Enjoy picturesque views of Nepali rural life along the way.
Following an early breakfast, begin the first trekking day on a six-hour journey through forests and villages. Fresh mountain air brings stunning views of Langtang, Lerung, and other peaks.
Head north, crossing the Bhote Kosi on a suspension bridge and passing Old Syabru. Traverse forests alongside streams and waterfalls, crossing more bridges to reach Lama Hotel in about seven hours.
Trek through Gore Tabela, known for its horse stables, and continue above the treeline to Langtang village. Unwind with a cup of tea while watching the sunset behind the mountains.
A short walk leads to the mountain village of Kanjying with close-up views of the Langtang range. Visit a monastery and take in the snow-capped peaks.
Remain in Kanjying to acclimatize, hiking up to Kanjying Ri (4,770 m) or Cherko Ri (4,984 m) for mountain views. Return to the village for the night.
After exploring the Langtang region, retrace the route back to Lama Hotel via Langtang village. Rest overnight at a teahouse.
A five-hour walk returns trekkers to Syaprubesi, set along the Trishuli River. The town is known for its white-water rafting experiences.
After breakfast, take a seven-hour public bus back to Kathmandu and check into the hotel. The evening features a cultural show and dinner.
A transfer to the airport is arranged according to each traveler's flight schedule.
A look at the trail, the villages and the mountains.
Everything was handled for us from the moment we landed. Our guide read the group perfectly, slowed the pace when we needed it, and knew every village along the way. I never once worried about logistics.
We travelled as a couple and the small group made all the difference. Comfortable lodges, honest advice about the altitude, and a team who clearly loved the mountains. Booking on our own dates was easy.
You can tell this is run by people from here, not a call centre abroad. The itinerary had proper rest days built in, the food was better than I expected, and the whole thing ran to time.
We grade it Moderate. You reach about 4,984 m, so the main challenge is the height rather than technical climbing. Rest days are built in to help you adjust, and a good level of everyday fitness is enough to enjoy it. Tell us about your experience when you enquire and we will be honest about the fit.
The best time to go is Spring & autumn (Mar–May, Oct–Nov), when the weather is most settled and the views are clearest. We also run the trip outside these months on request, ask us and we will tell you what to expect.
Small. Many of our trips run for just one or two people, and we keep group sizes low so the pace stays yours and your guide has time for everyone. You can also book the whole trip privately.
A 30% deposit, about $326 on this trip, holds your place, and the rest is due before you travel. You can change your dates for free up to 60 days out.
Yes, and yes. All the national park fees and trekking permits for this route are arranged by us and included in the price. You just need a valid passport and a Nepal entry visa, which you get on arrival.
Every itinerary can be adjusted around your dates, your pace and how long you have. If you want extra rest days, a different start, or to add another region, tell us and we will build it around you.
Standard, 12 days
$1,087 per person