Yala Peak Climbing
Yala Peak (5,500 m) is a popular trekking peak located in the Langtang region. Yala Peak Climbing includes trails that weave through Tamang settlements to the north of Kathmandu. The trip also introduces the Langtang National Park in a surreal fashion. The climb to the top is quite simple and not technical that is why it can be done by even rookie climbers. From the top of the summit, trekkers can enjoy the magnificent views of Tibet, Mt. Shisha Pangma (8013m), and the glorious Langtang ranges.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Observe the enchanting biodiversity of the Langtang National Park
- Summit the Yala Peak (5500m) and opportunity to climb Tserko Ri (4984m)
- Enjoy the scenic views of the snowcapped mountains in the Langtang and Dorje Lakpa ranges
- Explore the Buddhist heritages and get an insight into the Tamang way of life
YALA PEAK CLIMB OVERVIEW
Trekkers can also take this opportunity to observe the traditionally built stone houses. Wooden craftsmanship and the Buddhist monasteries in the region.After a day of acclimatization at Kyanjin Gompa, you march towards the Yala Peak Base Camp. Kyanjin Gompa is famous for its ancient monastery and delicious yak cheese produced from the local cheese factory.
During the trek, you will be accompanied by the delightful sights of Langtang Lirung (7,227m). Dorje Lakpa (6,966m), Gangchenpo (6,388m), Naya Kanga (5,844m), and many other mountains. The climb to the summit doesn’t require any previous climbing experience. But a good level of physical fitness and stamina is compulsory. With constant guidance from our expert trek guides and company representatives. Yala Peak Climbing we offer will be an experience of a lifetime for you.
Yala Peak is one of the most underrated trips throughout Nepal and we, here at Nepal Treks, can’t wait to introduce you to its beauty. A well-constructed itinerary and trained guides are a few of the services we are proud of. Come with us and we will make sure your journey will be the one to remember.
Details
PRICE INCLUDE
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- Airport pick up and drop off by a private vehicle
- An experienced English-speaking guide and his all expenses during the trip.
- Private vehicle during the Kathmandu sightseeing
- All the government taxes and service charges
- Kathmandu sightseeing including Swayambhunath temple , Patan Durbar square and
- Buddhanath stupa
- English speaking fully qualified Guide
- Porters to carry your main bag(s)
- Food (Breakfast, Lunch & dinner)
- Permits to enter national parks
- Transport to and from airport
- All Accommodation during the trek
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PRICE EXCLUDE
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- Nepal Visa
- Travel insurance
- Lunch and Dinner
- Personal beverages and laundries
- Tipping for Guide and Porter
- Anything not mention above.
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The trip starts with your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA). Our company representative will welcome you at the airport. Then, you will be transferred to the hotel for your overnight stay. You can choose to explore the Newari locales for the remainder of the day.
We will be busy arranging the permits and climbing gear for you. During this time, you can go sightseeing around the valley with our tour guide. He will take you to the major tourist attractions including the UNESCO World Heritage sites like Swayambhunath, Pashupatinath, Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Boudhanath. These heritages have upheld the culture, art, and architecture of the Nepalese society.
In the morning, you begin the drive to Sybrubensi to the north of Kathmandu. As the drive progresses, you get the views of the green forests and faraway mountain vistas. The drive takes you up to Trishuli Bazaar on a smooth road and then follows the gravel road all the way to Syabrubensi.
The trek begins by crossing the Bhotekoshi River and follows Langtang River. The trail follows stone steps paved outside of town and then crosses a suspension bridge. You gradually ascend to Bamboo passing over landslide area and then pass through the pine and oak forests. You might see langur monkeys and red pandas in the forests. Up ahead, the trail ascends gently and takes you to Lama Hotel.
The trail gradually ascends over Langtang Khola providing picturesque sights of Langtang Lirung (7227m). You cross a log bridge and arrive at the meadows of Ghodatabela. The trail then follows a valley of yak pastures and scattered Tamang villages and, ultimately, leads up to Langtang Village. The village also reflects the growing influence of Tibetan culture in the northernmost Langtang villages.
Leaving Langtang behind, you walk ahead and climb a ridge topped by a large chorten. Up ahead, you come across a large Mani wall which is the largest one in the entire region. After taking a short break at Mundu village, you cross several streams and moraines. Soon, you can see the Kyanjin Gompa and the dramatic icefall falling from Langtang Lirung (7227m) and Kinshung (6781m).
As you have quickly gained high altitude in a short amount of time, you take this day to adjust to the high altitude. You can hike up to Tsergo Ri (4,984 m) and witness the panoramic views of the Langtang mountains. Alternatively, you can also walk to Langshisha Kharka and view the glaciers originating from the Langtang ranges.
Leaving Kyanjin Gompa, you walk along the rocky glacier trail. As you move ahead, you can admire the views of Naya Kanga (5,844 m) and Yala Peak (5,500 m). On the trek, you also leave the tree line and continue along the Langtang River for a few hours. Upon arrival at the base camp, you set up the tents and then perform a few exercises and climbing drills.
The climb to the summit starts early in the morning. It’s a seven hour trip with plenty of time to relax after reaching the summit. The climb to the top of the peak is also relatively easier when compared to other peak climbing destinations. After conquering the summit, you can spend some time enjoying the panoramic vistas that lie ahead of you. The Himalayan grandiose includes peaks like Shisha Pangma (8013m), Langtang Lirung (7227m), and Dorje Lakpa (6966m) among others. Then, you walk back to the base camp and rest.
After a successful climb of the Yala Peak, you retrace your steps back to Kyanjin Gompa. The trail along the Langtang River gradually sees an increase in vegetation as you reach the pasturelands near the Kyanjin Gompa. During your time in the village, you can observe the Tibetan culture and the traditional lifestyle of the locals. There are plenty of attractions to engage yourself while at the Kyanjin village.
You descend down the mountain slowly enjoying the flora and fauna the Langtang region has to offer. Passing Langtang village, the trail settles at Ghodatabela. Thereon, forests of rhododendron and magnolia envelope the trekking trails as you descend. The southward trail reaches Gumnachowk in a matter of a few hours and continues towards Lama Hotel.
This is the final day of trekking. You walk slowly downhill and cross Langtang River before arriving at Bamboo village. The Langtang River continues to accompany you as you head west. The trail through small settlements and forests reaches Domen, beyond which, lies Pahare Hotel. From here, it is a steady walk to arrive at Syabrubensi.
You rest your weary legs and take the ride back to Kathmandu today. Along the bus ride, you can savor the final glimpses of the beautiful landscapes and lush green hills. Upon arrival, you check into the hotel and enjoy a well-deserved rest. You can also visit the wellness centers in the city to relieve your body of any aches.
Today is your free day in Kathmandu. You can head out with tour guide again for some extra sightseeing or just stroll around the busy markets. This day is also perfect for shopping and buying souvenirs. In the evening, you join the group for a farewell dinner hosted by the company.
The 15-day trip comes to an end today. As the incredible Yala Peak Climbing comes to a conclusion, a company representative will accompany you to the airport. We bid you farewell from the land of the Himalayas and hope to see you again.
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