Lantang Region
Making a trekking tour in Langtang Region offers a unique possibility to watch the Nepalese Himalaya from west to east in totality. The region of Langtang presents a big interest for tourists as per the number of high altitude lakes it contains. The most famous of them is Gosainkunda where a Hindu pilgrimage is hold each full moon of August of each year.
The region of Langtang is located in the north of Kathmandu.
Covering an area of 1710 kms2, the Langtang Region is the second biggest conservation natural park of Nepal enriched by more than 1000 species of flora, 150 species of birds and many wild animals such as bears, wild sheeps and snow leopards.
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Helambu Trekking
The Helambu Trekking is popular among the trekkers for its scenery and favorable climate.»» Read More
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Langtang Valley Trekking
Kyangjing Gompa lies in the Langtang region which is the nearest mountainous region from Kathmandu. The Langtang Valley is surrounded by high peaks of great appeal.»» Read More
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Gosainkunda Lake Trekking
Gosaikunda Lake is situated at an altitude of 4380 meters to the north of Kathmandu in the Langtang region. This lake is believed to have been created by Lord Shiva.»» Read More
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Langtang - Gosainkunda - Helambu Trekking
The Langtang - Gosainkunda - Helambu Trekking complete the whole Langtang circuit. It is for trekkers willing to be out of the crowded areas.»» Read More
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Ganja-La Pass Trekking
The Ganja-La Pass Trekking crosses over the Ganja-La Pass at an altitude of 5100 meters. This is an interesting but serious undertaking.»» Read More
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Budhanilkantha - Gosainkunda Trekking
As a new trekking route to Gosainkunda, the Budhanilkantha - Gosainkunda Trekking crosses the Shivapuri National Park, one of Nepals youngest national park.»» Read More
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Panch Pokhari Trekking
Laying at the base of Jugal Himal, the Panch Pokhari composed of five holy ponds is situated at an altitude of 4200 meters.»» Read More
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Bhairav Kunda Trekking
Having a great religious significance, the lake Bhairav Kunda, named after the destructive aspect of Lord Shiva (God Bhairav).»» Read More
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Tamang Heritage Trail
Previously a restricted area near the Tibetan border, the Tamang Heritage Trail is famously known as Briddim Village Trekking.»» Read More
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