Duration: 7-8 days
Max elevation: 3870m
Best season: October to May
Start/finish: Syabrubesi

This trek has fine views, interesting villages, and although there are some relatively uninhabited stretches, accommodation is available,

The Langtang Trek offers many of the benefits of the Helambu trek, and gives you the opportunity to get right in among the Himalayan peaks and walk through remote, sparsely populated areas. If you want real adventure then the Langtang and Helambu treks can be linked by high altitude passes, via the Gosainkunda Lakes or the Ganja La at 5106m.

The Langtang trek can take up to two weeks (although a three day approach to the heart of the Langtang Valley. The trail passes through Tibetian and Tamang villages and offers the fine views of the Ganesh Himal across to the northwest. Although the trek passes through lightly populated and undeveloped areas, it is still possible to stay at the lodges at various points along the route. Ascending just from 541m at Trisuli Bazaar to 3870m at Kyanjin Gompa, the trail passes through an ever-changing climate and offers trekkers an exceptional diversity of scenery and culture.

The treks all enter the Langtang National Park and the army collects Rs 1000 Park entrance fee. Check posts are at Dhunche and at Ghora Tabela.