Yala Peak Climbing 14 Days

$700 Per Person
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Highlights:

● Adventure around beautiful Langtang Valley and to Yala Peak within pristine wilderness Explore traditional Tamang villages of great interesting Buddhist culture

● Custom Walk into enchanting and cool rhododendron-oaks-pines trees and bamboo groves

● Experience the rare and endangered Red Panda with another elusive mountain life Climb of stunning Yala Peak with glorious panorama of Central Himalaya range of peaks

Yala Peak is one of Nepal’s easier trekking peaks; this is a climbing trip in the Langtang valley north of Kathmandu. Langtang Valley is a narrow valley lying just south of the main range of the Himalayas of awesome snowy pinnacles to the south.

Langtang Lirung (7246m) is the one which dominates the Valley of the north. Gang Chhenpo (6388m) and Naya Kang (5848m) lie to the south and Dorje Lakpa (6966m) protects the East End of the Valley. In 1971, the Lantang area was declared as Nepal’s first Himalayan National park. Yala Peak is suited for anyone with less or more trekking experience. This 5500 meters peak is rested upon a beautiful valley of rich grazing pastures filled with the indigenous Tamang people. People with lesser mountaineering experience can climb Yala Peak.

The trek starts from Syabrubesi to the beautiful farmland, villages and forest of Rhododendron, conifer, bamboos, oaks and pines. During the spring season, the forest looks enchanting with warm beautiful flowers all around making the view so mesmerizing. After the passage from this fascinating scenery, we move through the narrow gorge of Langtang River. We follow the gorge of Langtang River  till we ascend to the large alpine grassland of Kyangin Gompa where the glacier and the meadow meet dramatically.

Yaks can be seen grazing around within the snowy backdrops of Langtang Lirung, Dorjee Lakpa, Langtang Ri and different other unnamed mountains.

We drive to Dhunche or Syabru Bensi from Kathmandu and then trek up the valley for around four days. To help us acclimatize, we explore the Langshisa glacier establishing a high camp at 4800 meters from where we can start to make our climb to the Yala Peak.

Under stars with the alpine start, we reach the summit by around late morning. You will be accompanied by an amazing experience and some amazing views into Tibet and across to Shisapangma. Shisapangma is the only 8000 meters peak which is situated wholly in Tibet. You’ll be able to explore through the Langtang National Park and home of the Tibetan looking people – The Tamang tribe.

Details Itinerary

Day 1 : Arrival in Kathmandu and Trip Preparation

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Maximum Altitude :1350m/4429ft
Accommodation : Tea House 
Meals : Dinner
 

Day 2:  Drive to Pokhara 

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Maximum Altitude :827m/2713ft
Travel Duration: 25 minutes flight /7-8 hrs. bus journey
Accommodation : Hotel
Meals :Breakfast

 

Day 3 : Trek to Ghandruk

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Maximum Altitude : 1940m/6365ft
Hiking :5-6 hrs.
Travel Distance: 10 km
Accommodation : Tea House
Meals :Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

 

Day 4Ghandruk to Chhomrong

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Maximum Altitude :2170m/7120ft
Hiking : 5-6 hrs.
Travel Distance: 12.5 km
Accommodation : Tea House
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

 

Day 5Chhomrong to Bamboo

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Maximum Altitude :2310m/7579ft
Hiking : 5-6 hrs.
Travel Distance: 7.4 km
Accommodation :Tea House
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

 

Day 6 : Bamboo to Deurali 

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Maximum Altitude :3230m/10598ft
Hiking : 5-6 hrs.
Travel Distance: 8.3 km
Accommodation : Tea House
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

 

Day 7 :Deurali to Annapurna Basecamp via Machhapuchre Basecamp

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Maximum Altitude :4130m/1355ft
Hiking : 5-6 hrs.
Travel Distance: 8.2 km
Accommodation :Tea House
Meals : Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner

 

Day 8 : Helicopter Flight from Annapurna Basecamp to Pokhara & Flight to Kathmandu

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Maximum Altitude :1350m/4429ft
Accommodation : Hotel
Meals : Dinner
 

Day 9: Final Departure

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Cost Details

                            Cost Includes
- Airport to hotel pick and drop
- Two-night hotel in Kathmandu at three-star categories in BB plan
- Accommodation in Mountain lodge run by local people during a trek
- All meals during trekking
- One highly experienced mountain Guide and Porter
- Accommodation food, drinks, salary, insurance, transportation of both trek guide and Porter
- All necessary paper works and Sagarmatha National Park entry permit
TIMS Card (Trekker’s Information Management System card)
- Bus or jeep fare.

                      Cost Excludes
- International airfare
- Travelers insurance
Cold drinks (Alcohol and cold drinks)
- Boiled water, Hot shower, Mineral water, Batteries charge and hot drinks (in pot)
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu (Approx. 10-12 USD

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FAQs

  • Clothing & Equipment

  • Acclimatisation & Oxygen

  • Guides, Sherpas & Team Members

  • Health & Fitness

  • Communication & Electronic Devices

    Will there be any access to a satellite phone? If yes then what would be the charges for usage?
    Yes, most of our expedition guides take satellite phones and you are welcome to use these at wifi and local moble call Most often, your guide will post daily dispatches on the Nhh website in which your friends and family can follow your progress.

    I want to contact my friend or relative, who is on one of your trips, how can I reach them?
    Many of our treks and climbs send daily internet dispatches, and we receive updates from our guides while they are in the field. The best place to reach a loved one is through our office.

    Will there be any power source for charging batteries, etc. available throughout the trek?
    For lodge-bassed treks, many of the lodges have power available with typical Asian plugs (two nail like horizontal prongs) and offer to recharge for a fee. 

    We can cater for special power requirements at an extra cost or advise on the purchase of a suitable personal solar charging system - please enquire with our office.

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Manual Notes:

PACKING HELP FOR TREKKING TOUR
Max. 13 kg weight for the porters/participants


Long trekking trousers, wind- and water-repellent

Functional shirt short-sleeved

Long-sleeved functional shirt

Fleece jacket or sweater

Trekking socks normal and warm

Functional underwear

Long underwear

Warm sleepwear

Clothing for the lodge

Wind and waterproof rain jacket

Down jacket (Primaloft) thin with hood

Down jacket warm with hood

Cap warm

Buff bandana / scarf

Coneflower / Cap

Gloves normal and warm

Trekking shoes ankle-high

Trekking sandals or sneakers for Teahouse


Category 4 sunglasses

headlamp

Sleeping bag

Drinking bottle, thermos bottle

trekking poles

spikes

Day pack, rain cover

packing bag

Plastic bag for documents ect.

Big bag or backpack


First Aid Kit…painkillers e.g. Ibuprofen, diarrhea and vomiting remedies, electrolytes, cold remedies, wound disinfectant, plasters, blister plasters

Sun protection face and lips with high SPF

Toilet paper

handkerchiefs

microfiber towel

ear plug

nail clippers

brush, comb

Wet cleaning wipes

hand disinfection

toothbrush, toothpaste

washing gel

face cream

lip care


power bank

Phone, charging cable, headphones

Camera, SD card, spare battery

E-reader, book, notebook, pen


passport

passport photos

cash, credit card

Document insurance for helicopter rescue and illness

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