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Yala Peak Climb in Langtang Nepal: A Complete Guide

Jackson Groves

Posted on Last updated: October 20, 2023

Categories HIKING , NEPAL

Yala Peak is one of the most popular ‘trekking peaks’ in the Langtang Valley Region. At 5,500m in height, it presents a challenge for newcomer climbers and a great acclimatization opportunity. The expedition begins with three days of trekking along the Langtang Valley Trek before a two-day summit attempt of the peak itself. The highlight of climbing Yala Peak is catching a view of Shisapangma (8,027m) from the summit.

In this blog post, I will cover everything you need to know about the logistics of climbing Yala Peak. I’ve already created a lengthy guide for the Langtang Valley Trek and nearby viewpoints such as Kyanjin Ri and Tserko Ri .

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YALA PEAK CLIMB DETAILS

• Distance : 18km return trip from Kyanjin Gompa
• Days required : 2 days with overnight stay at Yala Kharka Basecamp
• Total Incline : 1,560 meters from Kyanjin Gompa
• Total Decline : 1,560 meters from Kyanjin Gompa
• The highest point of the climb : 5,500m
• Difficulty : Yala Peak is a ‘trekking peak’. There is no technical gear or technical ability required. You will travel across snow and scramble up rocks but we didn’t need ice axe, harness or helmet for our ascent. It depends on the time of year for what conditions you will encounter but it was easier than other comparable peaks such as Island Peak .
• Permits : You will need a TIMS card and Park Entrance Permit for the Langtang Valley Trek, both can be purchased when entering the park. There is no permit required for climbing Yala Peak.
• Guide: A guide is not required for this climb. However, the route is not clear when covered in snow and the guides are able to manage a safe route depending on the conditions. They also manage all of the logistics, distances, food, campsite and directions.
• Accommodation: After leaving Kyanjin Gompa, we camped one night at Yala Peak Base Camp.

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YALA PEAK EXPEDITION ITINERARY

The expedition begins with a six-hour drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi. To reach Yala Peak, climbers will need to first follow the Langtang Valley Trek to Kyanjin Gompa on a three-day trek. From there, there are a few acclimatization day-hikes such as Kyanjin Ri and Tserko Ri. Once Acclimatized, climbers have a two-day expedition to climb Yala Peak.

A two-day trek back out along the Langtang Valley Trek completes the expedition. The expedition finishes with a six-hour drive from Syabrubesi to Kathmandu.

• Day 1 : Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (1550m) 7 hours
• Day 2: Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel (2,380m) 6 hours
• Day 3 : Lama Hotel to Mundu via Langtang Village (3,430) 6 hours
• Day 4: Mundu to Kyanjin Gompa (3,870m) 3 hours
• Day 5 : Kyanjin Gompa to Kyanjin Ri to Kyanjin Gompa (4,770m) 5 hour
• Day 6: Kyanjin Gompa to Tserko Ri to Kyanjin Gompa (5000m) 7 hours
• Day 7: Rest Day
• Day 8: Kyanjin Gompa to Yala Kharka Base Camp (4,750m) 5 hours
• Day 9: Yala Kharka Base Camp to Yala Peak to Kyanjin Gompa (5,500m) 12 hours
• Day 10: Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel (2,380m) 6 hours
• Day 10: Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi (1550m) 6 hours
• Day 11: Drive from Syabrubesi to Kathmandu 7 hours

BOOKING A GUIDE FOR YALA PEAK & LANGTANG VALLEY TREK

The Langtang Valley Trek doesn’t require a guide but it’s great to have a guide managing the logistics such as directions, tea-houses, distances, medical issues, and the overall organization. I’d say 80% of trekkers go with a guide. I did the trek with Himalayan Masters which is one of the top trekking companies when it comes to the Langtang Valley Trek.

Almost all climbers hire a guide for climbing Yala Peak so they can safely ascend the route. We climbed with local guide Galbyu as part of a complete Langtang Valley Trek & Yala Peak Climb package booked through Himalayan Masters .

The Langtang Valley Trek costs around $800 USD with Himalayan Masters as of 2022 and includes all transfers, accommodation, meals, drinks, permits, and even the hotel stay before and after the trek at a high-quality hotel. The Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trek combination package is priced at $1200 as of 2022. I honestly had a great time on this trek and I can wholeheartedly recommend Himalayan Masters.

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THE FULL VLOG FROM OUR YALA PEAK CLIMB

MY EXPERIENCE CLIMBING YALA PEAK

Our journey began with the Langtang Valley Trek leading us to Kyanjin Gompa. Once we settled in this iconic and immensely scenic mountain village, our Yala Peak mission was underway. I’ve written in greater detail about the Langtang Valley Trek, so in this blog post, I will focus on climbing Yala Peak once you are based in Kyanjin Gompa.

Our stay in Kyanjin Gompa ended up lengthening to a total of six nights spent in the village. We decided to acclimatize slowly by hiking Kyanjin Ri and Tserko Ri with a rest day after each day hike. We then felt ready to head up for our two-day expedition of Yala Peak. It’s possible to climb Yala Peak in one day from Kyanjin Gompa but it increases the difficulty and likelihood of altitude sickness.

We met our guide, Galbyu, who is one of the most experienced in the region. When we arrived, there had been two teams attempting the summit and neither had even reached base camp due to the snow. However, Galbyu assured us he knew the route that would work and we set off for the first ascent of the season.

Along with Galbyu, one porter carrying the sleeping system and food joined us to complete our team of four. Given that it’s only a one-night stay, we traveled pretty light. I carried my climbing boots strapped to my bag and hiked up to basecamp in regular trekking boots.

The route to Yala Kharka Basecamp begins by following the same path as Tserko Ri. We came underneath the ridge of Kyanjin Ri, crossed the glacial river, and then began up the switchbacks beneath the Tserko Ri ridge.

There is an alternate ‘new’ route to Yala Peak that is more direct and heads up the Tserko Ri ridge before traversing the glacial valley. However, with deep snow, we headed to Yala Kharka Basecamp the traditional way by following the yellow signs and cutting across from the Tserko Ri ridge to make a route beneath the base of Tserko Ri.

The climb to basecamp is quite comfortable because of the gradual incline. We claimed 950 meters of incline throughout the slow and steady journey but rarely had a steep ascent throughout the trek. We undulated along the flank, looking down over the old airport and up to the horizon of peaks on our right. It’s a beautiful trek and had us arriving in the early afternoon to set up camp.

We stayed slightly higher than the original base camp, which was still covered in snow. A small patch of grass a few hundred meters beyond the defined camp made for a perfect campsite. After an hour or so, we were all set up with our tents and gear.

Yala Peak was engulfed by clouds for most of the day but peaked out to give a beautiful backdrop to the campsite. As you can see, our route to the summit was going to involve a lot of snow.

At 4:30 am we set off on our summit push for Yala Peak. With a clear sky and Galbyu to lead the way, we were confident of our chances to have a successful climb.

We knew there would be some difficulties due to the soft snow. It had been the cause of failure for the two prior groups and their summit attempts.

Our plan was to move strongly early on the hard snow. This seemed to work well for the most part but there were still a number of sections of the ascent where the snow gave way to knee-deep or slightly further. Throughout the climb did our best to stay on the ridges and find the rocky lines but sometimes crossing in the snowy valleys was inevitable.

The first half of the summit push is a zig-zag journey from one ridge to the next as we pushed up the snowy undulation. Yala Peak always seemed within reach but we never seemed to reach the base of its rocky summit structure. It can be deceptive in that way.

Our morning was blessed with beautiful clear skies and purple hues sweeping over the mountain peaks as sunrise came upon us.

What are my favorite pieces of trekking gear?

There are six pieces of gear that I simply never forget when I go trekking. These are five items that I using right now and this list gets updated every year! Here are my trekking essentials.

• Arcteryx BETA AR Rain Jacket : This is my go-to rain jacket. It’s super light, folds down into a tiny ball, and protects brilliantly in a storm. This one never leaves my backpack.
• Salomon X Ultra 3 Mid GTX Hiking Boots : For the best ankle support, waterproofing, and durable exterior I’m a fan of tough but light hiking boots like these Salomons for my adventures.
• Black Diamond Head Torch : I can’t tell you how many times, I’ve arrived back from a hike unexpectedly late. I always keep this lightweight but strong headtorch in my bag for the unexpected.
• Darn Tough Socks : These are the most comfortable hiking socks I’ve ever worn and last for years. They also have a lifetime warranty and you just send them in with a hole and they replace it no questions asked.
• Osprey Atmos AG 65L Backpack : I’ve never had a more comfortable 65L pack than this one. I got it in the Navy Blue and have trekked with it through many a mountain.
• Bl ack Diamond Trekking Poles : They might feel weird at first, but on a long trek with incline and decline you’ll begin to love these.
• Grayl GeoPress Water Filter Bottle : I’ve used this for three years. It filters your water with one press and you can drink directly from it. Never buy a plastic water bottle again!

There are seemingly two sections to the summit push. The first involves the vast, snowy approach and the second is the scramble and climb up the rocky formation of the pointed, Yala Peak. In the summer, this second, rocky part of the climb can be completely dry and exposed.

However, for us, the snow was still thick, soft, and deep. We managed to maneuver our way up the regular route with some basic scrambling, sideways traversing, and cautious stepping. Rockfall is the big issue here so slow, steady steps are key for the safety of yourself and your group.

The final climb of Yala Peak is short but also the most exposed part of the route. It’s also getting quite high up at this point of 5,450m so the air is thin. All of the elements combine for an adrenaline-filled finale. I don’t want to overexaggerate this final ascent, but while covered in snow it seemed like the only part of the trek with any imminent danger or risk of falling.

The chimney climb to the top is at an abruptly steep angle with drops to either side. The main difficulty here is that half of the rocks are solid and half are ready to crumble and snap off with any serious pressure. A slow, measured approach is required. A solid handle on heights is necessary for this final little climb.

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With no fixed rope, we safely made our way to the summit, scrambling up the narrow path. The view opened up on all sides for a panoramic scene of beautiful peaks in all directions. From the summit you can observe Langtang Lirung (7,246m), Dorje Lakpa (6,990m), Gangchempo (6,388m) and most importantly, Sishapangma (8,027m).

Our guides were busy setting up multiple lines of Tibetan prayer flags before we held a short ceremony atop the summit. With perfectly clear skies and very little wind, we could really take in the view and enjoy the scenery. This isn’t always the case atop peaks in the Himalayas.

Once making it back down the slippery chimney, the descent was ‘relatively’ straightforward. Had it not been for the soft snow, that was now softening either further due to the sun, we would have made it down in no time. However, our progress was diminished as we wasted several hours battling the ever-softening snow.

Once back to Yala Kharka Basecamp we had a soup, packed up, and began the trek back to Kyanjin Gompa. The total time for our summit push was twelve hours. However, in times of better conditions and less snow, this could easily come down to 7-8 hours comfortably.

I highly recommend Yala Peak as an expedition for those looking to get some acclimatization for the upcoming season or some experience in mountaineering. It’s a cheap, easy, and fun peak to have an adventurous experience out in the Himalayas of Nepal.

GETTING TO YALA PEAK: LANGTANG VALLEY TREK DETAILS

• Distance : 77km or 48 miles
• Days required : 9 days including 2 days of transit to and from Kathmandu (7 days trekking)
• Total Incline : 4000 meters
• Total Decline : 4000 meters
• The highest point on the trek : From Kyanjin Gompa you can reach Kyanjin Ri (4,773m) or Tserko Ri viewpoint (5,033m). Additionally, you can climb Yala Peak from Kyanjin Gompa, which has an altitude of 5,500m.
• Difficulty : The Langtang Valley Trek is much shorter than Everest Base Camp Trek or the Annapurna Circuit although relativley similair. You will reach an altitude of 5000m, which will challenge many. Altitude sickness can be common. The route ascends quite quickly with several days having more than 1000m of altitude gain. These days of ascent are tiring and also require the body to adjust quickly. It is a good beginner trek in Nepal but not one to be taken lightly.
• Permits : You will need a TIMS card and Park Entrance Permit, both can be purchased when entering the park.
• Guide: A guide is not required on this trek. However, the guide manages all of the logistics, distances, directions, and tea houses for your group. I used maps.me to navigate from tea-house to tea-house and found the paths easy to follow. If it’s your first time trekking in Nepal, I would suggest having a guide.
• Accommodation: Guest Houses, also known as Tea Houses, are available along the way where you will sleep in a comfortable bed and have access to showers (extra charge) and restaurant facilities. It was very comfortable accommodation and great after a long day of hiking. Most of the villages were Tibetan, which gave us a great insight into their unique culture.

YALA PEAK PACKING LIST

I packed pretty light and managed to wash most of my clothes each afternoon/night for the first half of the trip. In the latter stages of the trip, it was pretty cold so we weren’t sweating as much and we wore our warm gear basically nonstop while at the teahouses. There was no real need for multiple outfits.

This is just a guide and it worked quite well for me with no complaints from my set-up. You won’t need a sleeping bag as there are blankets in each guesthouse and when it got cold I just wore my down jacket to bed. This meant I didn’t have to carry a sleeping bag for the entire trek.

• 1 pair of pants that maybe convert to shorts
• 1 pair of shorts
• 1 Warm or thicker pair of hiking pants
• 1 Long sleeve quick-dry shirt
• 1 Long-sleeve thermal shirt
• 2 Short-sleeve t-shirts
• 1 Thermal long underwear
• 4 pairs of quick-dry underwear
• 1 Lightweight down jacket
• 1 Heavy-duty summit down jacket
• 1 Neck Buff
• Hiking boots
• 6000m boots
• Thick summit socks
• 1 pair of warm summit socks
• 2-3 pairs of regular socks
• Trekking poles
• Water filter

All of this should fit into a backpack no bigger than 50L and should be less than 20kg including climbing gear. We carried all of our own gear in except the tent, sleeping bag, and mat. These extra items were provided by our Yala Peak guide.

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WIFI/ELECTRICITY AVAILABILITY ON THE LANGTANG VALLEY TREK

• Wifi: Costs anywhere from $free to $4 to use wifi at the guesthouses. Buy an NTC Sim before you go. It worked in most spots after Lama Hotel with a weak signal but we were able to send emails, watch Youtube, and message friends from Langtang and Kyanjin Gompa.
• Electricity:  You will have to pay anywhere from $free at low elevation to $5 to charge your power banks, cameras, and phones. The key is to get a big power bank. Pay to charge it then charge everything from your power bank. My power bank lets me charge my phone and four camera batteries before it dies. Most of the places we stayed let us charge our gear for free but when it is busy they usually charge a fee as many teahouses run off gas or solar.

DRINKING WATER ON THE LANGTANG VALLEY TREK

I use the Grayl Ultralight Water Purifier and it is a game-changer for hiking in Nepal, making this super easy and cheap. The Grayl Ultralight Water Purifier removes 99.9999% of viruses of disease-causing bacteria. The best thing about it is it only takes 15 seconds and one press to purify water from any fresh water source. You don’t need to buy bottled water at every tea-house contributing to large amounts of plastic waste and costing you $4+ per day.

Along the Langtang Valley Trek, we filled up at tea-houses, rivers, and local village taps. Unlike aqua purification tablets which require you to wait 30 minutes before drinking, you can have rehydrated yourself immediately with the Grayl Ultralight Water Purifier .

GrayL Water Purifier

• Never pay for water on the trek
• Save 3-4 plastic water bottles a day
• Turns any water into drinking water

BEST TIME AND SEASON FOR CLIMBING YALA PEAK

The peak season for the Langtang Valley Trek and Yala Peak climb is March to April and October to November.

During the winter from December to February, this region gets very cold and there will be snow cover in the higher parts of the trek. Many of the guesthouses actually close up for the winter and re-open in late February to March. However, it is possible to hike the Langtang Valley Trek on the fringe of the season in late February/early March and it can be quite beautiful with snow cover.

I hiked the Langtang Valley Trek in early March and it was warm during the day and got pretty cold at night. We experienced some heavy snow on Tserko Ri and Yala Peak but the trekking routes were clear. Even in the second week of March, we were the first Yala Peak climb to be successful for the year as e opened the route. The snow was still quite heavy but it changes year to year.

WHERE TO STAY IN KYANJIN GOMPA

I stayed at Mountain View Hotel while in Kyanjin Gompa. It’s one of the smaller, older guest houses and I really enjoyed it here. Unlike many of the new multi-story hotels in the village, this hotel just had two floors and a cozy dining room.

Mipsang, the owner, is one of the kindest and most caring guys we’ve met in Nepal. Say hello to him for us if you end up staying there.

At Mountain View Hotel we had had water showers, internet connection from our sim card, great food, comfortable beds and blankets, and electrical outlets available in the room.

HAVE YOU READ MY OTHER NEPAL BLOGS?

I’ve been lucky enough to have many awesome adventures in Nepal, which you can check out below where I’ve listed some of my favorite blog poss from Nepal.

• The Most Iconic route: Everest Base Camp Trek
• The Most Scenic Route: Annapurna Circuit Trek
• My Favorite Trek in Nepal: Manaslu Circuit Trek
• An Easy Nepal Trek: Langtang Valley Trek
• A great beginner peak: Island Peak Climb (6,165m)
• My Favorite Climb in Nepal: Climbing Ama Dablam (6,812m)
• My first 8000er: Climbing Manaslu (8,163m)
• My toughest climb in Nepal: Climbing Makalu (8,463m)
• Where to stay: 16 Best Places to Stay in Kathmandu

TOP 3 PLACES TO STAY IN KATHMANDU

• Ultimate Luxury: The Dwarika’s Hotel – Luxury, Spa-service, Pool
• Best Value : Aloft Kathmandu Thamel – Swimming Pool, Gym & Great Restuarant
• Budget Choice: Hotel Jampa is easily the top cheap hotel in Kathmandu

Wednesday 28th of February 2024

I've finally narrowed my first trek in Nepal to Langtang Valley with the Yala Peak climb. I want to save money and so initially thought of going solo for Langtang, but it seems a guide plus someone with a tent would be require for Yala. How should I find a guide? Buying online seems more expensive, so I hope to find one in Kathmandu or closer to the trailhead. How many days total should I plan my entire trip to ensure I don't miss my flight home? Thank you for the enlightening blog on this trip.

Saturday 23rd of March 2024

you need a guide these days for treks over 3000m and yes you can rent the yala peak guide and gear in kyanjin gompa

Tuesday 14th of November 2023

This blog beautifully captures the allure of Yala Peak in the Langtang Valley Region. The description of the trekking experience and the strategic acclimatization opportunity at 5,500m height adds a practical perspective for both novice and seasoned climbers. The mention of the three-day trek along the Langtang Valley adds context to the journey, making it not just about reaching the summit but also enjoying the scenic beauty of the region. The two-day summit attempt builds anticipation and excitement for the climax of the expedition, and the reward is more than just personal accomplishment—the breathtaking view of Shisapangma (8,027m) from the summit elevates the entire experience. This unique aspect makes Yala Peak not just a physical challenge but a visual feast, connecting climbers with the awe-inspiring grandeur of the Himalayas. Overall, the blog effectively combines practical information with the inherent beauty and adventure of the Yala Peak trek, making it an enticing read for both adventure enthusiasts and those seeking a deeper connection with the natural wonders of the Langtang Valley.

Thursday 17th of November 2022

I am so psyched for this trek! Having done Annapurna in 2010, I have been waiting to get back to Nepal and combine a hike with a reasonable ascent. Thanks for all the info!

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Yala Peak is one of the popular non-technical trekking peaks located in the Langtang region of Nepal.  Yala Peak Climbing is one of Nepal’s easier peaks and is often climbed along with its neighbor – Naya Kanga Peak. From the summit of Yala Peak, one can enjoy spectacular views of Langtang Lirung, Lenpo Gang, Dorje Lakpa (6966m) and the mighty Shishapangma (8013m) (Tibet side) which is made up of three sister peaks quite similar in elevation with two pinnacles to the northwest of the main peak. From the summit, one can see  some amazing views of Tibet as well.

Yala peak is categorized as Grade easy as per the Alpine Grading system. However, this grade can vary from place to place depending on snow conditions. The peak is seldom climbed or is used as a warm-up for Naya Kanga towering on the opposite side of the  Langtang valley. If you are lucky with the weather, the summit offers grand views of  Mount Shishapangma. This peak would be a most suitable for a “first-time” climber in the Himalayas. It offers both adventure trekking and peak climbing in the Langtang region within a limited amount of time. The route involves a base camp at the end of the trail and a high camp a further half day’s trek beyond base camp. Prior climbing experience is not necessary to summit Yala peak but a reasonably good level of fitness is a must.

From Kathmandu, we begin our trip to Yala peak with a 8- hr long drive to Syabrubesi in the Langtang region. Next day we walk through a dense forest and traditional settlements via the Lama hotel, Langtang village, and Kenjin Gompa, until we reach the base camp of Yala peak. After summiting the peak we walk down to Syabrubesi and drive back to Kathmandu.

Day 01 : Arrive in Kathmandu & transfer to hotel

Arrive at the Tribhuwan International Airport where you will be welcomed by Trek Himalayan representative and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the afternoon is free until evening when you’ll enjoy a welcome drinks with your guide and introduce each other. Overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 02 : Kathmandu Sightseeing & permit preparation

Your guide will meet you at your hotel in the morning to begin your city tour of Kathmandu . You will visit the Boudhanath temple, the largest Buddhist stupa in Nepal , Pashupatinath, a Hindu pilgrimage site, and possibly view cremation ceremonies along the banks of the Bagmati River. Continue on to Patan Durbar Square to take in ancient Nepalese architecture and end your tour with a lunch. Then, you will visit ancient Nepalese art in the Patan museum. Overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 03 : Drive from Kathmandu to Sybrubesi (1462m) (8 hrs)

We head north out of Kathmandu driving through scenic foothills and ridgeline vistas to Sybrubesi. The first part of your trip we will drive up to Trishuli Bazaar smoothly. Then, the path moves along the gravel road. During the rainy season, the road is sometimes blocked due to landslides. Stay overnight at lodge in Sybrubesi.

Day 04 : Trek to Lama Hotel (2470m) 5 hrs

Today, the first part of the trail crosses through the Langtang Khola. This trail gradually ascents up to Bamboo passing through Landslide. Afterwards, we gently ascend to Rimche (2400m) through Bamboo (1960m) which lies at the bank of Langtang Khola. We will have our lunch at this place. At the end the trail is level to the Lama Hotel. En route you could see red pandas, monkeys and bears if you are lucky. Overnight at lodge.

Day 05 : Trek to Langtang Village (3430m) 5 hrs via Ghoda Tabela

From Lama Hotel, we continue gently ascending above the Langtang Khola. As the trail proceeds, it becomes steeper. From time and again we can have the most exotic sights of Langtang Lirung lying at 7246 m. The trail leads to a log bridge and on climbing further we come across lush meadows of Ghora Tabela at 2992m. We will see several lodges and a police check post. Further on, the route opens up into a wide valley of yak pastures and scattered Tamang villages showcasing water-driven mills and prayer wheels. On descending for a while, we arrive at Langtang village after crossing a stream and reaching to the height 3430 m. Langtang village is the headquarters for Langtang National Park and has flat-roofed Tibetan style houses, hotels and cultivated lands yielding buckwheat, potatoes, wheat, turnips, barley etc. Overnight at lodge.

Day 06 : Trek to Kyanjin Gompa (3870m) 4 hrs

The trail skirts gradually through rich yak pastures and interesting traditional villages of Muna to Singdun. We cross a wooden cantilever bridge and reach a wide valley after climbing a moraine. Finally, on ascending along the mountain passes we arrive at Kyanjin Gompa . There is a small monastery and a government-operated cheese factory. Overnight at lodge.

Day 07 : Rest Day at Kyanjin Gompa & excursion to Kyanjin Ri

This is a day to rest and relax. There are several worthwhile excursion up to the glaciers. The valley is in the midst of exceptionally rugged and beautiful mountain ranges, ringed with glaciers, snowfalls and huge moraines. Overnight at lodge.

Day 08 : Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp

Today we trek along the rocky glacier trail. While trekking you will enjoy with the views of Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, Yala peak and others. Your overnight stay will be at the tented camp and the food will be prepared by our professional camping cook.

Day 09 : Summit Yala Peak (5732 m) and back to Kyangjin Gompa.

Today our main adventure day begins. An early morning we wake up and prepare ourselves for the climb. When you reach the summit of Yala peak, you will be stunned by the panoramic views of Shishapangma, Dorje Lakpa, Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, Langtang Lirung and many other Tibetan mountains. After the summit you will return to Kyangjin Gompa for overnight stay at lodge.

Day 10 : Extra day (If bad weather occurs). Attempt again for the ascent

Day 11 : base camp clean up, day 12 : trek back to kyanjin gompa.

Today on your way back you will visit the monastery and the cheese factory. Overnight at lodge.

Day 13 : Trek to Lama Hotel

After breakfast we take a route back to Lama Hotel following the same trail that we had retraced before climbing to Langsisa Ri Peak . We stop briefly for lunch on the way and thereafter continue our walk down to Lama Hotel.

Day 14 : Trek to Syabru Besi

After breakfast at Lama Hotel we set off for Syabru Besi where our vehicle will be waiting for us. The route to Syabru besi is rough and some time in monsoon the landslide blocks the road.

Day 15 : Drive to Kathmandu

We drive back to Kathmandu through the endless terraces of lowland Nepal , the 7 hour drive get back us to the buzz and bustle of Kathmandu. Overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 16 : Free day in Kathmandu

On this pleasant day you may have a full day at leisure either relax at hotel or explore the around Thamel. Or, you may do your last minute shopping for souvenirs or gift to your family, friends or relatives.

Day 17 : Final Departure

Our airport representative will come to pick you up and transfer you to the International Airport according to your flight time.

What is included

• Kathmandu half day sightseeing escorted by English speaking city guide
• 04 Nights standard hotel accommodation in Kathmandu on twin sharing  B/B basis
• 08 nights tea house on BB plan during the trek
• 03 nights Full Board Camping with meals (Breakfast Lunch & Dinner) on climbing period
• Langtang National Park Permit Fee
• Drive: Kathmandu – Syabrubeshi – Kathmandu (Jeep 4WD/Mini Bus/Bus)
• An English speaking guide
• Climbing Sherpa: 4 climber clients equal to 1 Climbing
• High altitude porters clothing and equipment
• Staff: Insurance, Wages & Climbing Sherpa Equipment

What is Excluded

• International airfare
• International Airport Pickup (if you have not booked this facility in advance)
• Nepal Entry Visa fee
• Monument entry fee in Kathmandu
• Single supplement for hotel accommodation
• Note: Additional cost applies for single tent on camping trek
• Garbage deposited US $ 250/-
• Peak climbing permit Fee (as per seasons)
• Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu & on tea house during the trek
• Travel / medical insurance and emergency evacuation costs
• Personal climbing insurance
• Personal expenses such as telephone calls, alcoholic beverages, bottled drinks (including drinking water), laundry
• Personal climbing equipment
• Excess baggage will be charged if exceeds 20 kg
• Donation & tips etc.
• All expenses incurred in the event of early departure (evacuation fee, transport, extra hotel night, food etc.)
• Rescue : All our clients must have travel insurance that covers urgent emergency medical/ evacuation from mountain locations to Kathmandu.
• Any other services not specified in the ‘ Cost includes ’

Yala Peak Climbing 2024/2025 Cost and Departure Dates

• Climbing Region : Langtang, Nepal
• Trip Duration : 16 Days
• Total Trekking days : 08 Days
• Camping : 03 nights Full board basis (breakfast, lunch & dinner) during Climbing period
• Hotel Accommodation in Kathmandu : 04 Nights – BB Plan
• Trips Starts / Ends : Kathmandu
• Activities : Peak climbing  + Kathmandu Sightseeing
• Mode of Transportation : Comfortable vehicle, as per group size
• Peak Permi t: Fee shall be collected upon arrival in Kathmandu
• High Seasons : (Autumn)Oct – Nov- Dec & (Spring) Mar – Apr – May
• Low Seasons : (Winter) Dec-Jan-Feb & (Monsoon) Jun-Jul-Aug
• Accommodation : Basic Clean Hotels in Kathmandu & Basic Clean Lodges (teahouses) on trek & Full board Camping
• Meals : Only breakfast in Kathmandu & trekking period. Full meals (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) during the camping in climbing period
• Type of Trip : Private & Fixed Departure
• Service available : Standard/Camping
• Trek grade :  Medium – hard
• No. of Pax : 2 to 12
• Maximum elevation : 5732 m. / 18806 ft.
• Walking hours : 5 – 6 hrs a day
• Support Staff : An English speaking guide, Climbing Sherpa, Porter Kitchen Staff: 1 cook, 1 asst. cook (depending on the group size)
• Porter Guidelines : Each porter carries only 30 Kgs. as per IPPG guidelines.
• Local Climbing Sherpa : 1:4 pax, 2:8 pax, 3:12 pax

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• Duration 12 Days
• Start From Kathmandu
• Group Size 2 - 10 Pax
• End From Kathmandu
• Trip Grade Strenuous
• Max Height 5750 m
• Accommodation Tea House + Camping

September to December , March to May

Trip Highlights

• Explore the beauty of  Langtang National Park
• Trek through the beautiful village of Tamang and Tibetan communities.
• Rejoice the views of the mountains in the Langtang and surrounding mountain.
• An adventurous climb of Yala Peak with tent camp accommodation.

Yala peak is a part of the Langtang Himal which lies just to the north of Kathmandu in the Langtang region . The base camp of Yala Peak is Kyangjin Gompa (3749m/12300 ft). Yala Peak, considered one of Nepal’s easier trekking peaks, is a fantastic beginner’s mountaineering trip. This beautiful peak affords surprising views of Shishapang 8012 m, which is the only solo mountain in Tibet with a height above 8000 m.

The climb is easy and suited for anyone with trekking experience. We start in Syabrubesi after a 5-hour drive from Kathmandu and spend five days hiking up the beautiful Langtang valley to Kyanjin Gompa at 3800 m. Kyanjin Gompa is situated below Langtang Lirung (7246 m) and we spend three days acclimatizing by taking day-hikes in the spectacular surroundings. The last 400 m is on ice so we will be using crampons, ice axe and rope.

Trip Itinerary

Day 1 arrival in kathmandu (1,370metres).

• Upon arrival at Tribhuwan Intl Airport in Kathmandu, a representative from Vista Trek waiting, well in time, to receive you, shall welcome you to this land of the towering Himalayas. Once reaching your hotel in a car from the airport, all you need to do is check in and enjoy the refreshment served.
• We then visit the Vista Trek office for discussion on trekking, introduction to the guide and porter and settlement of dues if any. Since you often still have some time left for a walk around Thamel, you can do so if you please.

DAY 2 Kathmandu to Syabrubeshi (1,500 metres; about 7-hour drive)

• We head off to Syaprubeshi on a local deluxe bus early morning. This almost 6-7-hour journey starts out of Kathmandu through a beautiful hilly forest area on PasangLhamu Highway to the North-West.
• Stopping for breakfast and lunch on the way, the ride comes to its end once we reach Syaprubeshi. With the Botekoshi River flowing from the North-West to the South-East, the settlement sits on the confluence of Bhotekoshi River and Langtang River and now has spread on all three open spaces. The place is increasingly becoming a tourist as well as an economic hub in the area. We spend our night here.

DAY 3 Syaprubeshi to Rimche (2,350metres; about 5 ½ hour walk)

• After breakfast, we walk for around three hours to Bamboo. The route first crosses BhoteKoshi, then almost immediately LangtangKhola. Along the banks of the latter, the relatively flat trail with short uphills at places reaches Bamboo, with a few teahouses next to the River.
• After lunch, the way up to Rimché is mostly an exhausting uphill all the way. Rimché, with two guest houses, is our stopover for the night and also offers a view of the Ganesh HImal.

DAY 4 Rimche to Chyamki (3,230 metres; around 5-hour walk)

• After breakfast, we walk for nearly three and a half hours to GhodaTabela for lunch. The first ten minutesbrings us to Lama Hotel. From here on, it's mostly a gradual uphill with some steep climbs. When walking through this part of the trail, what should attract many is the change in vegetation as we walk towards the destination. With the Langtang River flowing just a minute or two to the right all the way, we start the walk through a Subtropical forest that changes to Temperate to Sub-alpine and then to bushes with sporadic trees, indicating that the tree line in this part of the Himalayas is not very far. GhodaTabela, with two teahouses, is where we stop for lunch.
• After lunch, we start our trek up a gradual uphill, with the whole Langtang Range including LangtangHimal and LangtangLirung, the highest in the Range standing tall at 7,245 metres, to the front-left, the Naya Kang Peak to the front-right, GosaikundaHimal to the right, LangtangHimal to the left, towards the mouth of the LangtangKhola. Chyamki, with three guest houses operating currently, is our stopover for the night.

DAY 5 Chyamki to KyanjinGompa (3,830 metres; around 3 ½ -hour walk)

• Our walk to KenjinGompa, after breakfast, is on a gradual uphill that continues till the end and with the direction of the LangtangKhola gradually moving from the front-left to the back-left. KyanjinGompa, a village in the valley surrounded by the soaring Himalayas, is a place where LangtangKhola, with its origins from the Langtang Glacier, flows from its two sides. This village, with around twenty households, is where we stop for our lunch, dinner and the night. The remaining time today can be spent exploring the valley.

DAY 6 A hike to Tsergori (4,984 metres; about 8-hour walk)

• After an early breakfast, we pack our lunch and head off to Tsergori. Up a steep uphill for almost five hours, the tired legs, now that they can rest for the next half an hour, don't seem to mind the excitement the eyes receive once atop the vantage point. On display, the 360 degree view, after all, has Yala Peak, Morimoto Peak, Kyunggari as well as Mt SishaPangba in Tibet to the North, Mt Ganchenpo, Mt Urkinmang and Mt DorjeLakpa to the East, PangenDopku Peak and Naya Kang Peak to the South and LangtangLirung, Mt Kinshung and Mt Yubra as well as Langtang Glacier and KyanjinGompa Village to the West.
• After spending some time, we walk back downhill to KyanjinGompa for the night.

DAY 7 Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp.

• We take an early breakfast, we start our trip to Yala base camp. It will be considerable easy walk for about couple of hours and then gradual climb to Yala Base Camp.
• After arriving in the basecamp, we set up or tent for overnight and make some training for next day climbing to Yala Peak.The views are still amazing as Mt. Gyanchenpo appearing even closer than we had from Kyanjin Gompla.
• Spend the night in Yala Base camp in tent.

DAY 8 Climb to Yala Peak and back to Kyanjin Ri.

• This is our most challening day of our trip. We start around 3/ 4 o''clock early in the morning taking hot tea or soup , It will be all the way steep climbing to the top. Our aim is to reach make summit before sunrise. Climbing trail is mostly covered by the snow but no problem with crampons. We have to set up ropes for few hundred meters on the way which also involves ruck climbing but relatively easy for the experience climber.
• Once we make the top of Yala Peak, we have 360 degree view along with many mountains from Tibet side including 8000 meter high Mt. Shisapangma.
• After capturing our moment at the top of Yala Peak, we then descend all the way down to Yala base camp and same day walk all the way down to kayngin Gompa for overnight Stay .

DAY 9 KyanjinGompa to Rimche (about 6-hour walk)

• After breakfast, we retrace our steps back, downhill mostly this time around, for roughly four hours to GodaTabela for lunch.
• We continue our walk after lunch. After another two hours, we come to Rimche for the night.

DAY 10 Rimche to Syabrubeshi (about 5 ½ hour walk)

• After breakfast, we start our walk to Sherpa Gaon. Around half an hour before Sherpa Gaon, the narrow trail, carved along a hillside, asks for exercising caution. To the right is the slopes of the same hill with the hilltop not visible. The left, however, is not as safe. Drawn by this inviting grassy slope- green, yellow or brown, the wish to walk on and off the trail would be unwise since skillfully disguising the danger of a slip that could land anyone directly in Langtang River roughly 700 metres below is a real possibility.
• With Mt Manaslu and Ganesh Himal to the South East and some peaks in Tibet to the North-East, we have our lunch in Sherpa Gaon.
• After leaving Sherpa Gaon, we reach Syphrubeshi on a steep downhill in the next two hours or so. We spend the night here.

DAY 11 Syphrubeshi to Kathmandu

• We head off to Kathmandu on a local deluxe bus early morning. This almost seven-hour journey comes to its stop in Kathmandu with guaranteed two stops for breakfast and lunch.
• Back in Kathmandu, and only your WILL shall dictate your involvement or indulgence as you may please since our arrival is in the afternoon. In the evening, however, please allow us the pleasure of your company during the fare-well dinner organized by Vista Trek.
• Spend the night in a hotel.

DAY 12 Departure from Nepal

• If you have a morning flight, we leave for Tribhuwan Intl Airport early morning in a car arranged by the office.
• If your flight is in the late afternoon or evening, only your WILL shall dictate your involvement or indulgence as you may please before leaving for Tribhuwan Intl Airport in the vehicle.

Cost IncExc

Cost includes.

• Pick up and transfer from airport-Hotel -airport
• 2 night Deluxe hotel accommodation in Kathmandu.
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner  during the trek.
• Local lodges accommodation during the trek.
• Government licensed Trek Plus climbing guides ( Same person)  plus experienced porter( One porter) ( including their food, salary, accommodation, equipment, medicine & insurance).
• Both way Express bus from Kathmandu -Syabrubesi -Kathmandu.
• All necessary permits and entry fees
• Necessary climbing equipment (Climbing boots, Harness, Crampons, Ice axe, Tapes/sling, Karabiners, Ice screws, Snow bars, Ascenders, Descenders , Rope for Climbing, Snow hammer,Tent and kitchen equipments)
• All government taxes & Our service charge.
• Necessary camping equipment for one day.
• Vista Trek T-shirt as a souvenir.
• Our Service Charge

Cost Excludes

• Meals in Kathmandu.
• Your travel insurance (should include your medical and rescue).
• Any personal expenses.
• Any kind of hot and cold drinks
• Staff & driver tipping.

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About Accommodation. In Kathmandu, we will accommodate you at Hotel Sapana Garden, while Local lodges accommodation provided during the trek on twin sharing basis. Tented camp accommodation during the climb also on twin sharing basis. Hotel in Kathmandu comes with private bathroom , however in mountain, toilet and shower will be on sharing basis. In the busy months, (October/November & April/ May) you may have to share the room with other traveler as some villages have limited number of local lodges .

About Meal You can enjoy typical Nepali food as well as continental , Italian, Indian and Tibetan. Dinner and breakfast serve at the teahouse where we stay and lunch will be served on the way to next destination. During climbing an easy preparing meal will be prepared by the guide such as noodle soup, rice, dry fruits, chokolate , fresh fruit , Tea and coffe etc. InKathmandu, only breakfast is provided. If you are a vegetarian or vegan, no worries, Nepal is such a easy place to get several vegetarian options.

About Staff: A Guide and a porter assist you from Kathmandu to Kathmandu. In a group with more than 8 clients, 2 guide will be provided. A porter provided for 2 trekkers, and carries between 15 to 20 K.G. Guide will be a person who can do handle both trekking and climbing who has government liscense for both responsilibity.

About Equipments Following Equipment list is recommended to bring for the trek. Down Sleeping Bag, Down Jacket, Long sleeved shirt, Jumper or fleecy jacket, T – shirts, Trekking shoes or boots, Comfy shoes for around the camp, thick and warm woolen socks, Light cotton socks , A day bag to carry your valuable, Sun hat, Woolen hat, Gloves, rain coat, Sun block, lip balm , Goggles or sunglasses, Long underwear, Thermal wear, Nylon windbreaker, Nylon wind pants, Water bottle, Sewing kit, Medical & first aid kit, Flash light, Batteries and bulbs, Swiss army knife, Towel and toiletries etc. Necessary climbing equipment are “Climbing boots, Harness, Crampons, Ice axe, Tapes/sling, Karabiners, Ice screws, Snow bars, Ascenders, Descenders , Rope for Climbing, Snow hammer,Tent and kitchen equipment” will be provided by our company Vista Trek P. Ltd.

Physical Fitness and experience Peak climbing is for you if you are real adventure seeker with good level of physical fitness. Yala peak is high altitude trip which demands rock climbing or snow climbing experience ,however if you are strongly determined and have excellent health with good experience in mountenering, can complete this trip. Few weeks prior to the trip, doing some physical exercise and training is good. If you have some technical skills and past experience also helps for this trip . If you are taking medicine for heart, lung or for blood diseases, please kindly consult your doctor and inform to Vista Trek P. Ltd.

About Insurance, You have to obtain the travel insurance which should cover emergency evacuation and medical expenses. Some Insurance policy’s cover only up to 4000 meter, so please kindly confirm with the insurance company before you purchase it. About Seasons Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) are the best months for Langtang Valley Trek. You can do it in winter (December to February )if you are used to with extreme cold temperature.

About Bus Drive Highway in Nepal are safe, however sometime transport can be halted due to landslide , strike or by political issues. In such case trip itinerary will be affected. Thus, we would like to request you to add few days extra in Kathmandu. If you complete your trip smoothly, then you can enjoy your time with other activities like sightseeing, White water rafting. Jungle activities or more.

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Yala Peak Climbing - 10 Days

Duration 10 Days

Cost per Person US$ 1520

• No. Of Person Per Person
• 2 - 5 $1560
• 10 & Above $1520

Trip Specialist:

• Destination : Nepal
• Activity : Peak Climbing
• Duration : 10 Days
• Trip Difficulty : Challenging
• Group size : 1-20 Pax
• Accommodation : Hotel/Lodge/Tea House/Camping
• Meals included : Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
• Transportation : Bus/Car/Taxi
• Trip starting point : Syabrubesi
• Trip Ending point : Syabrubesi
• Trip Altitude : 5521 Metres

Best season : March, April and May & September, October and November

• Tamang and Tibetan tradational village.
• Attractive Bhote Koshi River and Langtang Valley Khola with passing dense forest.
• View from Yala Peak Summit.
• Earthquake damage Langtang village.
• Sunrise view from Tserko Ri or Kyanjin Ri.
• Airport transportation on arrival and departure days (our staff will do pick you up and drop you off).
• Arrangement Trekking equipment such as the Sleeping bags and down jackets (if you do not have own) its rental included if needs.
• First Aid Kit Medical.
• Trip Route Map, Outline itinerary and printed (Himalayan Local Guide Pvt. Ltd) Hiking T-shirt.
• We provide an Oximeter to measure your Oxygen and Pulse at high altitude sickness to find out the accurate your health Condition when you are in the Himalaya.

Trip Overview

The Climbing to Yala Peak   in Nepal is suitable for those who wish to position on a Himalayan climax but have a limited time to access. This expedition offers the best enthusiasm of Himalayan local adventure trek and peak climbing in the Langtang National park valley region way external climb. The Yala peak 5,700m is a non- Technical Mountain. It is preceding; the climbing experience and physical fitness is most important.

10 Days Yala peak climbing Itinerary , we start our journey driving Kathmandu valley to Syabru Besi 7/8 hrs and overnight at Lodge. The next day early morning start our trekking through hidden forests and traditional ethnic villages like Bamboo, Lama Hotel, Ghodatabela, Thangshep, Langtang village, Mundu, and Khynjin Gompa and reach the magnificent Base camp of Yala Peak climbing. You will have Delightful Mountains Views Likes  Langtang Lirung (7245m) ,  Langtang II (6470m) ,  Yala Peak (5700m) ,  Dorje Lakpa (6995m) , and Many More Mountains, etc. We recommend Yala peak climbing in Nepal as one of the Great alternatives to have the expedition in a short duration in the Nepal Himalayan region.

Our local guide and porters teams are very familiar with and have long experience with  Yala Peak climbing.  With experienced local Sherpa Guides, Cook, and too strong mountains local porters, who are legendary about nature, trails mountains with local society.

We Organize; 10 Days of Langtang Valley Trek with Yala Peak climbing  and believe. We provide local guides and porter's teams with excellent service. A tailor-made trip for your famous route map and outline itinerary, as well as. Yala peak Climbing and cost details. We are a local trekking agency; that looks forward to steering you to challenging the most popular “Yala Peak” climbing in the Nepal Himalayas region for a lifetime experience.

Transportations service from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi and Kathmandu:

About the transportation service, you can take a private jeep or use the bus to share with local people, if you want to be more comfortable. Then, better to take a private jeep because the bus often stops; as well as. It will be crowded and Stops often. Whenever; it gets on and gets off local people along the journey.

Cost for Private Jeep and Local Bus:

• Private Jeep Cost one way:  U$D 180 – 200 .
• Local Bus Cost per person one way:  U$D 10 – 12 .

What kind of Permit, is required for Yala Peak Climbing?

It is free; no need to buy the climbing permits, but you have to buy the Langtang National Park Permits, and a TIMS Card; is required for the trekkers/climbers into the Langtang National Park region.

• Langtang National Park Entrance fee is:  U$D 30 per head .
• TIMS (Trekkers information Management system) Card fee is:  U$D 10 per head .

How difficult is it to climb Yala Peak?

It is located; at 5700 meters from sea level. Yala peak is an easy climb in Nepal; it is non-technical and soft climbing if you are the first time climbing or you do not have experience. Then, we provide the local Sherpa Guide from Kyanjin Gompa. He will teach you; how to climb Yala Peak and the necessary equipment, etc.

Trip Itinerary

Day 01: drive from kathmandu to syabrubesi (1462meters / 4796 feet)..

• Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
• Hotel/Lodge/Tea House

After an early morning breakfast, we will start our scenic drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi by local bus sharing with other peoples.  It takes around 7/8 hours; reach to Syabrubesi after then we will stay overnight at Lodge.

Day 02: Trek from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel (2450meters / 8,038 feet)

Today is our first day journey, for the trip route, we will cross the Bhote Koshi River and Langtang valley Khola after then we will follow the langtang valley khola river side through the lush green forest and terraced fields. We passing the delightful landscape, pine and rhododendron forest, hills, waterfalls, we trek continue to ascending and descending reach to Pairo, this place has two hotel we can have just few hours to break and having tea, again we will climb to dense forest, chance to see the including; Monkeys, Read panda, Musk deer, and many different kinds of wilds birds, we will enjoy with nature jungle, wilds animals then we continue to reach the Bamboo. Where we will have lunch break at there, after finish the delicious lunch, we will climb uphill to cross the suspension bridge, climbing steeply reach to Rimche Danda from here, we will have to walk reach to Lama Hotel it will takes around 10 to 15 minutes, overnight at Lodge. 

Day 03: Trek from Lama Hotel to Langtang village (3560meters / 11,679 feet)

Today we will continue to walk along the river side through a lush green landscape aw we uphill through the pine and rhododendron forests. On the way, we will be able to see the white snow-capped peaks beckoning us forward. Finally, the narrow langtang River valley widens out at Ghoda Tabela, where the small restaurant at there for lunch and tea break place. After we trek continue to passing the Thangshep village and reach to Langtang Village overnight at Lodge.

Day 04: Trek from Langtang village to Kyanjin Gompa (3870meters / 12,696 feet)

Today will be our short and exciting day, after the breakfasts we trek continue to our gradual ascent as we passes through the small deserted village and meadows. This valley offers the an amazing panoramic mountains view of Langtnag II, Langtang Lirung, Tserko Ri, Dorje Lakpa himal and many more white snow-capped mountains. The trekking route goes to along the flat and gradually up and we will cross the suspension bridge then we will reach to Kyanjin Gompa where we can explore the ancient Buddhist Monastery and Yak Cheese factory.

Day 05: Exploration day at Kyanjin Gompa.

Today will be more an exciting day, we have two hiking place on there, 1 st Kyanjin Ri 2 nd Tserko Ri, you will have to choose one, if we hike to Kyanjin Ri we will hike to ascend, it will takes around 2/3 hours to reach the view point of Kyanjin Ri and back to hotel it will take around 1 hours, from there if the blue sky we will be able to catch the beautiful sunrise with mountain views of Langtang II, langtang Lirung, Yala Peak, Dorje Lakpa and many more white snow-capped mountains.

 Option No: 2 if we go hiking to tserko Ri, we will ascend reach to Tserko Ri 3/4 hours and back to hotel it will takes 2/3 hours. And while we arrived in hotel we will have lunch break after then we can go to explore the village, cheese factory and ancient Buddhist monastery, back to hotel. 

Day 07: Kyanjin Gompa – Yala Peak Base Camp (4600meters/15,091feet).

• Camping/Tent

Today our journey on the way to Yala Peak Base Camp Continue the rocky glacier route, upon reaching the Yala Peak Base Camp of (4600meters/15,091feet), we will be able to see the views of Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, Yala Peak, Dorje Lakpa and many more etc. Our professional local Climbing Guide conducts a basic tranning on the climbing technique to suitable way of using gears. We will stay overnight at Tent.

Day 07: Yala Peak Base – Summit Yala Peak (5521meters/18,113feet) – back to Kyanjin Gompa.

We will start our summit to Yala Peak climbing an early in the morning. From the final destination of Summit, if the sky are blue then, we will able to see the Panoramic views of the mighty Himalayas views including the Dorje Lakpa, Shishapangma, Gannchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, Langtang II, Langtang Lirung and many others.  After we spending few hours at the summit, we descending to the Base Camp and return back to Kyanjin Gompa, we will stay overnight at Lodge.

Day 08: Kyanjin Gompa – Lama Hotel (2450m / 8038 ft).

After we enjoyed at the explorations at Kyanjin village, we return back down and beautiful valley. We go back same route when we came through the langtang village, Ghoda Table and arrive to Lama Hotel overnight at Lodge.

Day 09: Lama Hotel - Syabrubesi (1462meters / 4796 feet).

After we enjoy our delicious breakfast, we trek descending to passe throught the delightful villages of Bamboo, Phairo, and reach to syabrubesi overnight at lodge.

Day 10: Drive Back to Kathmandu

• Breakfast & Lunch

Today is our last day journey, after having breakfast, we will catch the local bus or jeep to kathmandu, it takes around 7/8 hours to reach the final destination overnight at Thamel Kathmandu.

Cost Includes

• Pick up/drop from/to Tribhuwan International Airport by Private car/ Van( depends on size)
• All meals during the trekking ( lunch+dinner+ breakfast) .
• Two-night Camping in Yala Peak Base Camp.
• Professional Local Climbing Guide for two days.
• One Government license holder trekking guide and required porters ( one porter for two clients)
• Guide, porters, salary, Insurance, transportation, equipment, etc.
• Trekker's information management system (TIMS card)
• Langtang National park entry fee
• Kathmandu - Syabrubensi - Kathmandu by local bus.
• First Aid kit
• Seasonal fruits apple, orange, Blackberry, etc.

Cost Excludes

• Cold & Hot drinks, such as beer, mineral water, cock, Fanta, tea, Coffee and Hot shower, etc.
• Your Internationalairfaree.
• Hotel in Kathmandu.
• Nepal visa fee( 15 Days-25 U$D, 30 Days- 40 U$D.
• Lunch and Dinner while in Kathmandu.
• Rescue operation charge that is just in case.
• Tips for Guide and porters

Fixed Departure Dates

Faq's before travel.

What is the highest point of Yala Peak?

The Yala Peak is 5700 meters.

Is it possible to do private Climbing?

Yes, you can do it privately.

When is the best season for Yala Peak Climbing?

The best time to do Yala Peak Climbing is from (September – October – November - December), February – March – April – May).

What types of permits are needed for Yala Peak Climbing?

• Langtang National Park Permit

How to avoid altitude mountain sickness in Yala Peak Climbing?

• Do not drink alcohol & smoke
• Walk slowly while you climb uphill
• Take garlic soup and ginger tea
• Drink water 3 to 4 liters per day
• Do acclimatization and rest
• Take medicine as per the Guide's suggestion. If you have AMS symptoms

Could I get the internet along the Yala Peak Climbing?

Yes, you will get WIFI, but you have to pay extra cost.

Is it difficult to do Yala Peak Climbing?

It is a moderate trek and normally, we have to walk for 7 to 9 days.

Is it safe for a solo female traveler?

It is safe. But, we recommend you better to take a guide.

Is it possible to exchange the Dollar during the Yala Peak Climbing?

No, it is not possible to exchange the Dollar during the trek. Along the route No ATM and Bank. You must exchange from Kathmandu.

Do I need to take a sleeping bag on the Yala Peak Climbing?

Yes, you have to take a sleeping bag, during the trip. It is difficult to get a blanket. You will sleep in a tent in Yala Peak climbing.

Could I get an expert Sherpa Guide and Porter's team?

Yes, of course, I will manage the best Sherpa Guide from Kyanjin Gompa, and the trekking Guide and Porter will arrange it from Kathmandu. 

Useful Information

Best time to do yala peak climbing:.

• March – April – May (Spring Season):
• September – October – November (Autumn Season):

What kind of accommodation is expected during the Langtang Valley with Yala Peak Climbing?

During the Langtang Valley with Yala Peak Climbing. The Teahouses and Tented accommodations according to the program (basic twin bed or sharing room) and three meals. Which is the main course (Lunch, Dinner, and breakfast) during the trip, and a night Tent at Yala Peak Base Camp

What types of culture can I Experience during the Peak Climbing?

Along the journey, the main local cultures you can see and experience through your trip are Tibetans and Tamang. 

How expert are the Guide and Porters team?

• Government-trained license holder trekking Guide.
• Expert climbing Guide from Kyanjin Gompa.
• One porter for two clients (Your luggage will carry around 15 to 20kg).

Necessary document for Yala Peak Climbing:

• Insurance paper.
• Passport-sized Photos.
• Tims card (Trekking Information Management system Card.
• Langtang National Park Entry Fee.

TREKKING EQUIPMENT LIST FOR YALA PEAK CLIMBING:

Body Clothing:

• Sleeping Bag
• Down Jacket
• Three pairs of trekking t-shirts
• Long-sleeved shirts
• Thermal Shirt for Colder place
• Fleece Jacket
• Warm wool Sweaters
• Waterproof and windproof Jacket
• Cotton Trekking pants with folding
• Waterproof and windproof pants

Head and Face:

• Wool or fleece hat
• Sunscreen 50
• Face wipes and towel

List of Footwears:

• Trekking Boats
• ¾ Paris Preferably Cotton Socks
• One pair of extra Sport Shoes

Necessary Gears: 

• Gaiters just in case snow
• Gloves and Thick Gloves
• Big rucksack above the 40 L
• Waterproof Bag Cover
• Trekking Pole (if you needed)
• Laundry Soap
• Toilet papers
• Water peals
• Bottle for drinking water
• Pen and NoteBook
• Copy and Tourist Guide Book
• Battery charger
• Memory card
• Cell Phone and Charger
• Money Wallet
• Altimeters and Playing card

First aid Kid:

• Cotton bandages
• Paracetamol
• Painkillers
• Loperamide to Control diarrhea (just in case).
• Water purified tablets
• Elastic bandages
• Thermometer
• Moleskin and sling.

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About yala peak climbing.

Yala Peak climbing is a straightforward climb with stunning scenery and an impeccable introduction to Himalayan mountain climbing. Compared to other popular Trekking Peaks such as Mera Peak , Island Peak , etc., Yala Peak (5500m) is the smallest of all the trekking peaks in Nepal and can be done in the shortest time while still at a pace to allow proper acclimatization. Yala Peak is not technically demanding, but it is considerably high at 5500 meters, where you will feel the lower levels of oxygen and the extra energy being used up, and you are, of course, open to the elements. You need to take care of your hydration and maintain a slow, manageable pace.

Beginning your adventure from rich green sub-tropical forests and agricultural areas to isolated and wide-opened rocky terrains, Yala Peak Climbing trekking trails leads you over some of the most exquisite and delightful landscapes of the  Langtang Region that Nepal has to offer. Most of the villages in this region are admirably graced and adorned with flapping colorful prayer flags, chortens and pristine monasteries as the villages in this region are highly influenced by Tibetan Buddhism. Here, we have discussed everything you need to be aware of and prepared for before beginning your journey to Yala Peak in the Langtang Himalaya of Nepal.

Yala Peak Climbing Trip Facts

Region: Langtang Region, Nepal

Trip Style: Lodges and Tea Houses, 1-day camping at Yala Peak Base Camp

No. of Days: 12 Days

Trip Grade: Moderate to Challenging

Total Distance: 77 Km (48 miles)

Maximum Elevation: Yala Peak Summit (5550 m)

Starting Point: Syabru Besi

Ending Point: Syabru Besi

Best Months to Climb Yala Peak: March to May & September to November

Major Highlights

safe introductory peak for novice mountaineers surreal panoramic view of Langtang Lirung, Yansa Tsenji, Shishapangma, Morimoto, Langshisa Ri and other snowy peaks wonderful trek through the Langtang Valley trek with our experienced local Sherpa guides experience Tibetan-like culture and traditions

Yala Peak: Climbing Route

Our Yala Peak Climbing trail begins from Syabru Besi (1505m), after an amazing 9-hour (approx.) drive from Kathmandu that follows the twisting Trishuli River gorge. The trek starts in sub-tropical forests, and as soon as it climbs higher into the Langtang Valley , the forests grow thinner, and the valley widens.

Moving a little higher, we reach Kyanjing Gompa (3740m), named after an ancient monastery. There are many chortens along the trail, and it is our practice to walk from the left-hand side. We spend an extra day at Kyanjing Gompa to acclimatize, allowing us enough time to explore the Langshisa glacier or climb to Kyanjin Ri (4773m) for more amazing views of the snow-capped mountains. We can visit monasteries and cheese factory in nearby. After spending an extra night at Kyanjing Gompa for proper acclimatization, we head to Yala Peak Base camp.

The trail to Yala Peak Base Camp (4800m) is relatively easy, and there are beautiful views on the way. The route to Yala Kharka Basecamp begins following the same path as Tserko Ri. We come underneath the ridge of Kyanjin Ri, cross the glacial river, and begin up the switchbacks beneath the Tserko Ri ridge.

Yala Peak Climbing Summit Day

Congratulations on your Summit Day !!

Just above base camp, we can see the rocky south face of Yala Peak and the Yala Glacier on the southwest face. From Base Camp, we pitch for the summit, which will be more difficult if there is snow. The first half of the summit push is a zigzag journey from one ridge to the next as we push up the snowy wave. Yala Peak always seems within reach, but it takes considerable time to reach the base of its rocky summit structure. It can be deceptive in that way.

Moving forward, the trail ascends to a rocky ridge and then drops and ascends steeply on boulders. There is a flat area before the final 40m vertical snow/rock cliff leading to the narrow summit ridge. The view from the summit is impressive as we eyewitness the magical Mt. Langtang Lirung (7234m) to the west, Yansa Tsenji (6500m), a mountain on the Nepal-Tibet border, Morimoto Peak (6750m), Langshisa Ri (6800m) to the east and the only 8000er mountain, Mount Shishapangma (8013m).

Best Time to Climb Yala Peak Climbing

Yala Peak Climbing is doable throughout the year. But the best seasons for the Yala Peak Climbing are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November). These months offer clear skies, sunny days, and stable weather, ideal trekking and climbing conditions. The views of the mountains are also spectacular during these seasons.

Yala Peak Climbing can also be done in the summer months (June-August), but the weather can be more unpredictable. There is a higher chance of rain and fog during this time, which can obscure the views of the mountains.

The winter months (December-February) are the coldest time of year in the Langtang region, but they can also be a great time to trek if you prepare appropriately. The trails are less crowded during this time, and you can see the mountains with fewer clouds. You need to be careful with your packing list, as weather conditions can get severe during the winter season.

Yala Peak Climbing Standard Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu

Day 02: Kathmandu –Syabru Besi

Day 03: Trek to Lama Hotel

Day 04: Trek to Langtang

Day 05: Trek to Kyanjin Gompa

Day 06: Rest day in Kyanjin Gompa

Day 07: Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp

Day 08: Summit Yala Peak (5,550 m) and descend to Kyanjin Gompa

Day 09: Trek to Lama Hotel

Day 10: Trek to Syabru besi

Day 11: Drive to Kathmandu

Day 12: Happy Departure

Yala Peak Climbing Difficulty Level

Yala Peak, at an elevation of 5550 meters, is considered one of the most accessible peaks to summit in Nepal. Any physically fit person can safely summit Yala Peak. The route to the top is mostly scrambling on the rocky path, and the final ascent to the summit is pretty straightforward.

Yala Peak Climbing is very doable for every enthusiast trekker / Climbers who dreams of eye witnessing some of the most surreal mountains of Nepal and Tibet, including Mount. Shishapangma, even if it's their first time in the Himalayas of Nepal. Make sure to do adequate homework (physical fitness & training programs) before ticking off the Yala Peak Climbing Trip from your Bucket list. The trip grade is moderately challenging, but one with enough hiking/walking experience can do this trek as the trail is 100% safe, and there are no technical elements to the journey.

Yala Peak climbing begins from Kyanjin Gompa, where the trail then climbs steeply up the hill to Tsergo RI and follows halfway. From here, the trail separates off to the left, which still climbs up and takes you to the immensely beautiful pasture (Base Camp), where we set our tent for staying overnight. The next day, the adventure starts early in the morning when the trail traverses uphill through the rough and rocky trail to the summit of our final destination, Yala Peak (5500m) summit.

Permits Required for Yala Peak Climbing

Yala Peak is one of the free peaks, so a climbing permit is not needed for the climb. Still, you will need the following permits:

• Langtang National Park Permit, which we will take from the Army check post
• TIMS permit (required for the trekkers to trek into the Langtang Area).

Travel Insurance for Yala Peak Climbing

It is strongly recommended to be sufficiently protected when you go into nature for trekking and climbing. Not just Yala Peak Climbing, but you need travel insurance to do any trekking or climbing in the Himalayas of Nepal. Before beginning the Yala Peak Climb, make sure your insurance covers high-altitude evacuations, as accidents may happen, and people need to be evacuated if they experience severe altitude sickness or other unforeseen contingencies during your trek. We, the Annapurna Foothills, strongly recommend our valuable guests doing treks at high altitudes, Peak climbing, etc., have sufficient insurance coverage. Make sure you have precise travel insurance before you leave home. Travel insurance that covers emergency evacuation, injury, lost baggage, liability, and medical treatment is recommended. Helicopter evacuation is our final emergency option, and we do recommend you have one in your insurance, as it is the only means of transport in the Nepal Himalayas.

The insurance must cover all the activities you undertake during your Nepal stay. There is a specific procedure to follow whilst calling for emergency evacuation. First, we will contact the insurance company hotline and get approval with your insurance, and only then helicopters are sent to the concerned call location. We can organize the appropriate medical response based on your policy.

Food, Water and Accommodation during Yala Peak Climbing

Meals in the Himalayas (Langtang Region) mainly consist of a diet rich in carbohydrates because our bodies do not process fat and protein efficiently at higher elevations. Three hot and delicious daily meals will be served (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) with tea, coffee and boiled water. Meals (Dinner and Breakfast) are consumed at the teahouses and lodges where you stay overnight, and lunch will be eaten somewhere on the way to the next destination at a lodge or a teahouse. Typical Nepalese meal (Rice, Daal, and Curry) is available throughout the Langtang region; which is considered the perfect combo of Nepalese meal as it is fresh, healthy and rich in calories making it the finest choice to choose from the Menu along the trekking trail en route to Yala Peak. We recommend keeping it vegetarian at higher elevations to avoid the dangers of meat gone wrong. However, you can enjoy meat with your lunch or dinner at lower elevations as they are fresh and farmed in most lodges. The food will be simple yet energetic enough to nourish your body for the next day’s trek. Beverages like beer, soft drinks, bakery, tea and coffee are available throughout the trail and its price increases gradually with the rise in altitude.

We suggest you drink boiled water or bring water purification tablets/liquid to purify the normal water available in the guest houses. There is a small fee for boiled water at guesthouses. Although mineral water is available in most places, there is no provision to dispose of plastic bottles properly, so we encourage our guests to do what they can to protect the environment and promote eco-tourism in one way or another.

Accommodation

Accommodation is included in the cost of your package. Annapurna Foothills Treks takes great care to arrange the most comfortable accommodation possible throughout your stay. During the trek, the nights will be spent in clean, comfortable tea houses with plenty of character and good food. The simple rooms usually have two narrow beds. The family-run lodges are a great place to get to know the Nepalese people. In Nepalese culture, a guest is equal to god, and undoubtedly this has become even more of a reality since the tourism industry has improved their earning opportunities. You will be made very welcome!

Yala Peak Climbing Packing List

“There's no such thing as bad weather, only unsuitable clothing.” - Alfred Wainwright.

Are you planning your dream trip to the Himalayas of Nepal?

A strategic way of packing will be keeping in mind that your stuff will be packed in two bags. One will be the daypack that you carry every day on your trek. Pack your daypack as lightly as possible by carrying only the essentials to relish your moments in the wilderness freely. Pack anything you may need each day during your hike in your daypack. Another bag will be your duffle bag carried by your Porter from the beginning of your trek till the end.

Here is the link complete packing checklist for Yala Peak Climbing or any other similar peaks climbing trip in the fascinating Himalayas of Nepal.

To conclude, Yala Peak climbing in the Langtang region is fantastic, rewarding a wide variety of diversified cultures, local people (mostly Tamang) and their lifestyle and witnessing ever-changing scenery and landscapes every single day during Yala Peak climbing.

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Yala Peak Climbing (5732m) is one of the easier and non-technical trekking peaks in Nepal, Situated in the Langtang Region

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Yala Peak Climbing (5732m) is one of the easier and non-technical trekking peaks in Nepal, Situated in the Langtang Region , north of Kathmandu. Prior climbing experience is not required though, previous outdoor experience and the average level of fitness are recommended. Yala Peak is a moderate trekking peak in the Langtang region which is a fantastic beginner’s mountaineering trip.

We start in Syabrubesi after a 7 to 8-hour drive from Kathmandu and we flow the trekking route of Langtang valley till Kyanjin Gompa (3800m). Kyanjin Gompa is the last village in this valley which is situated below Langtang Lirung (7246m). We take rest in Kyangjin Gompa and walk up to Lirung Glacier and Kyangjin-Ri (4700m). From Kyangjin Gompa you will pass through the old small airport then you turn to the north small gorges to Yala Peak Base Camp (4800m) and next day climb to Yala Peak (5732m). From the summit offer you spectacular views of Langtang Lirung, Langsisha, Gangchepo, Dorje Lakpa and Naya Kanga.

Yala Peak Climbing: Frequently asked questions

What is the best time for Yala Peak Climbing?

The best time to  climb the Yala peak  is the Autumn and Spring season. These seasons have the very picture-perfect climate for Island peak climbing. The climate is steady with clear visibility of the views. This climbing is possible during the Winter and Monsoon time as well.

What kind of accommodation is provided during the peak climbing?

Guest house/tented accommodation according to given itinerary (sharing in a 2-bed room) and 3 meals (Breakfast, lunch, Dinner) during the trek and 2-night tented camp during the peak climbing, Hot Shower, and standard clean room with attached bathroom, Free Wi-Fi, Battery charge available on the trek

What types of Culture can I experience during the trek?

The main culture you can see and experience during your trek and climbing is Gurung, Tamang, and Magar.

How professional are the guides and porters?

• Government-issued License holder Climbing Guide.
• Highly experienced guides with English speaking skills.
• 1 guide for 6 travelers (can be more upon your request)
• 1 porter for 2 trekkers who can carry up to 20kg (number of porters can be more upon your request)
• The guide can be available for the specified language.

Altitude sickness during the Trip

Altitude sickness (also known as acute mountain sickness) is an unfavorable health condition that strikes our body when we are at a high altitude (above 2500m (about 1.55 mi)). If any symptoms are seen during the trek, firstly we will have a primary treatment to cure the sickness. First, we will walk down to a minimum of 150m (about 492.13 ft) from the location where the symptoms are seen, and walk down again if the symptoms are not improved.

• Make sure you are drinking enough water.
• Avoid Drinking Alcohol and Smoking.
• Eat light food that reaches in calories.
• Add Ginger and Garlic to your food.
• Travel to low-altitude if it is possible

If the victim is unable to walk down on his/her own, we can hire a horse, or we can request our porter to carry the person. Warm water and ginger juice are also served to cure sickness. If these treatments are unable to cure the patient, rescue can be done by helicopter.

Yala Peak Climbing / 13 Days - Outline Itinerary

Day 01:  Arrive at Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA) Kathmandu (1300m)

Day 02: Kathmandu: Sightseeing and Trek Preparation

Day 03: Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (1420m) via Trisuli Bazaar (540m) by bus 7-8 hrs.

Day 04: Syabru Bensi to Lama Hotel (2470m) 5-6 hrs.

Day 05: Lama Hotel to Langtang village (3430m) 5-6 hrs.

Day 06: Langtang Village to Kyanjing Gompa (3870m) 5-6 hrs.

Day 07: Kyanjin Gompa exploration day for acclimatization

Day 08: Kyangjin to Yala Base Camp (4400m) 5-6 hrs

Day 09: Summit Yala Peak (5732m) and return to Kyanjin Gompa (3870m) 8-9 hrs

Day 10:  Trek back Kyanjin Gomba to Lama Hotel (2470m) 5-6 hrs

Day 11: Lama Hotel to Syabru Besi (1420m)

Day 12: Drive Shybru Besi to Kathmandu 7-8 hrs

Day 13: Farewell Friend (Final departure to your onward destination)

Yala Peak Climbing / 13 Days - Detail Itinerary

Day 01: Arrive at Tribhuwan International Airport (TIA) Kathmandu (1300m). Namaste & welcome to Mountain Guide Trek of Nepal. Upon your arrival, you will be greeted by a representative from Mountain guide Treks (MGT). After completing your custom formalities (Visa, etc) pick up your luggage and look for our representative with a Mountain Guide Treks and Expedition with the Group leader's name display board at the arrival gate. You will be then transferred to Hotel. After check-in, if time allows, you will visit the MGT office to meet your trekking leader as well as other participants and for final preparation for the trip. It all depends upon your arrival time. (Overnight deluxe hotel on BB basis)

Day 02: Kathmandu: Sightseeing and Trek Preparation. Normally, you need to be trained for rock climbing a day course before starting your trek, so you will be taken to a natural rock climbing spot Balaju which is a 3 Km drive from Thamel. We will offer excellent opportunities to learn how to use climbing equipment like; rope, harness, Ice ax, and crampons while maintaining you're physical fitness. Alternatively, we will start a half-day sightseeing tour with our professional tour guide to the several of most historical and spiritual Places in Kathmandu. Some of these places are considered World Heritage historic Sites such as Durbar Square, the sacred Hindu temple of Pashupatinath, the famous 'Monkey Temple (Swayambunath), and the Buddhist shrine (Buddha Nath) which is one of the largest Stupas in the world. After coming back from the tour there will be a pre-trip discussion with our trek guide and other team members. Mountain Guide Trek will brief you regarding your trek as well as we may have an opportunity to discuss any difficulties regarding our upcoming adventure. The rest of the time you could use it for traveling around the Thamel and shopping for needed equipment and other necessaries. (Overnight at deluxe hotel on BB basis)

Day 03: Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (1420m) via Trisuli Bazaar (540m) by bus 7-8 hrs. Drive from Kathmandu to Syabru Besi which takes about nine hours by bus or Land cruiser depending on group size. You head north out of Kathmandu driving through scenic foothills and ridgeline vistas to Syabru Besi passing through Dhunche. While passing along the road at the bank of Trishuli River you catch a glimpse of Ganesh Himal, terraces, and green hills. As you pass through Dhunche you feel as if you are heading towards deep land. At the same time, you notice that the road is still under construction. (Overnight at tea house on full board basis)

Day 04: Syabru Bensi to Lama Hotel (2470m) 5-6 hrs. The first part of the trail crosses through Bhote Koshi and follows the Langtang Khola. This trail gradually climbs to Bamboo passing through the Landslide area. Afterward, your trek ascends gently to Rimche (2400 meters) through Bamboo (1960meters) which lies at the bank of Langtang Khola. You can have lunch at this place if you like. And at the end, your trail is level to the Lama Hotel. En route, you could see red pandas, monkeys, and bears if you're lucky. (Overnight at tea house on full board basis)

Day 05: Lama Hotel to Langtang village (3430m) 5-6 hrs. The trek route follows Gumanechok, Ghoda Tabela which means the Horse Stable. After this, the trail is slightly gradual and beautiful in the valley with the grazing Yaks. Langtang village is one of the very local and old villages along this trekking route and the view from here is more spectacular as we get closer to the mountain. (Overnight at tea house on full board basis)

Day 06: Langtang Village to Kyanjing Gompa (3870m) 5-6 hrs. Today is a shorter walk but enough for acclimatization. The surroundings are interesting also because of the famous Cheese factory. The beautiful valley in the lap of the Langtang Lirung and others around, a place to explore the valley, and lots of small peaks to climb (Overnight at tea house on a full board basis)

Day 07: Kyanjin Gompa exploration day for acclimatization. today is an acclimatization day to rest and explore the area. You can visit the monastery and the cheese factory, walk up the moraine to see the spectacular ice faces and tumbling glaciers of Langtang Lirung, or ascend Kyangjin Ri (4350m) which is the highest point of this trek, directly behind the village, for a breath-taking panorama of the Langtang peaks. (Overnight at tea house on full board basis)

Day 08: Kyangjin to Yala Base Camp (4400m) 5-6 hrs.  From Kyangjin we continue further up the valley, climbing above the Langtang Khola and contouring around the hillside to the Yersa at Yala. From our camp here there are tremendous views towards the peaks of Dorje Lakpa (7000m), Kangchenpo (6400m), and Lonpo Gang (7100m), etc. (Overnight at tented camp on full board basis)

Day 09: Summit Yala Peak (5732m) and return to Kyanjin Gompa 3870m) 8-9 hrs.  Our base at Yala provides us with the opportunity to summit Yala Peak, a glaciated peak to the northeast of Yala. The climb is not difficult and provides good acclimatization and training for our climb. This climb is a superb introduction to mountaineering in the Himalayas with magnificent mountain scenery all around and views across to the mountains in nearby Tibet then a stroll comes back to Kyanjin Gompa. (Overnight at tea house on full board basis)

Day 10: Trek back Kyanjin Gomba to Lama Hotel (2470m) 5-6 hrs. From Kyangjin you retrace your route, following the Langtang Khola to Langtang village and on to Ghora Tabela. After lunch, you continue the steep descent to Lama Hotel. (Overnight at tea house on full board basis)

Day 11: Lama Hotel to Syabru Besi (1420m).  The upper part of the trail is more beautiful for the panoramic view of mountains and green hill views. This path is broader and remains sunny through the different Sherpa and Tamang villages. The first half part of the trail is gradually down and then the trail does a steep descent to the Syabru Besi (1600m). There was run a project called Chilime Power Plant The main inhabitants belong to the Tamang community and they have adopted the Tibetan lifestyle. (Overnight at tea house on full board basis)

Day 12: Drive Shybru Besi to Kathmandu 7-8 hrs.  In the morning drive back to Kathmandu by Local bus or private vehicle. The drive takes 7 to 8 hrs to reach Kathmandu. Remember, we will be hosting a fantastic celebration "Farewell dinner" at a traditional Nepalese restaurant with Mountain Guide Trek staff for the successful completion of the Yala Peak Climbing! (Overnight deluxe hotel on BB basis)

Day 13: Farewell Friend (Final departure to your onward destination). Today is the last day in Nepal for this trip, you are saying goodbye to the mountains as the journey in Nepal, comes to an end today! There is nothing to do but trade emails with travel companions and organize the photos. If you have more time you can do some shopping or sightseeing. Approximately 3 hours before the scheduled flight a representative from Mountain Guide Treks will take you to the airport.

Cost Include

• Airport pick-up drop service
• All land transportation as per itinerary
• One-day sightseeing tour in Kathmandu with license holder tour guide
• 4 night's hotel accommodation at Kathmandu in a deluxe hotel on a BB basis
• Guest house/tented accommodation according to given itinerary (sharing in a 2-bed room) and 3 meals (Breakfast, lunch, Dinner) during the trek
• Domestic air ticket (Kathmandu - Lukla - Kathmandu)
• Domestic airport Tax
• "Farewell dinner" before the day of your departure from Nepal.
• An experienced English-speaking trek leader (trekking guide), Climbing Leader, assistant Climbing leader (4 trekkers: 1 assistant guide), and Sherpa porters to carry luggage (2 trekkers: 1 porter) including their salary, insurance, equipment, flight, food, and lodging.
• Necessary group climbing gear & equipment
• Down jacket, for a seasonal sleeping bag, Mountain Guide treks & Expedition kit bag/duffel bag, trekking map (down jacket and sleeping bag are to be returned after trip completion)
• All necessary paperwork and permits (National park permit, TIMS )
• A comprehensive medical kit

Cost Exclude

• Nepal entree visa: you can get a visa easily upon your arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu (a multiple-entry tourist visa good for 30 days can be obtained by Paying US $ 40 or equivalent foreign currency. Similarly, multiple-entry tourist visas for 90 days can be obtained by paying US $ 100. Please bring 2 copies of passport-size photos.)
• International airfare
• Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu (and also in the case of early return from the mountain than the scheduled itinerary)
• Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, and early return from the mountain(due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary
• Travel and rescue insurance
• Personal expenses (phone calls, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, water bottle, hot shower during the trekking, etc.)
• Personal trekking equipment & clothing
• Any donation and monuments entrance fee
• Tips for guides and porters

Note:- The cost includes and excludes section may give you a better idea of how the trip is organized. Once you let us know the number of interested travelers and the departure date we would get back to you with the actual cost for the trip.

The following is a list of equipment, clothing, and accessories that we recommend for Yala Peak Climbing in Nepal. This is not intended to be a comprehensive clothing and equipment list; rather it is intended to act as a reminder of those items that we feel necessary for your comfort and convenience. However, we recognize that you may have your personal preferences for equipment and clothing which may be equally as suitable.

• Light or warm fleece hat.
• Watch with light & alarm
• Sun hat and scrap
• T-shirts (4)
• Light and expedition weight thermal tops
• Fleece jacket or sweater
• Fleece Wind-Stopper jacket (optional)
• Waterproof (preferably breathable fabric) shell jacket
• Down vest and/or jacket (optional)
• Body lotion / Anti-sunlight cream
• Playing cards
• Lightweight gloves (water/windproof)
• Trail map and guide book
• Heavyweight gloves or mittens with a waterproof shell outer
• Underwear (4)
• Hiking shorts (4)
• Lightweight cotton long pants
• Lightweight thermal bottoms
• Fleece or wool pants
• Waterproof (preferably breathable fabric) shell pants
• Thin, lightweight inner socks (4-pairs)
• Thick, warm wool hiking socks (4-pairs)
• Hiking boots with spare laces
• Camp shoes (sneakers and/or sandals)

Accessories

• Sleeping bag
• Tent and all necessary camping equipment
• Head touch and batteries
• Basic First Aid Kit (see Health and Medicinal)
• Water bottle
• Small wash towel

Optional Items

• Swiss Knife
• Playing cards / backgammon / chess set
• Trekking map
• Books (Highly Recommended)
• Camera & extra batteries
• Reading books
• Journal & pen
• Photos of home/family
• Energy / protein bars (optional)

Mountaineering Kit

• Plastic or leather mountaineering climbing boot (one Pair)
• Crampons (one pair each)
• Ice Axe (one each)
• Harness (one each)
• Carabineer / Three (2 screw gates, 1 plain)
• Rope (50-60m)
• Prussic Loops (3 meters)
• Helmet (one each)
• Snow Gaiter (one pair each)
• Jumer / Ascender (one each)
• Gear tape Seattle
• Figure 8 / Descender (one each)

Note:  If the above schedule does not meet your requirements, we can design individualized travel plans based on your preferences.

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YALA PEAK CLIMBING

Best yala peak climbing itinerary for beginners, yala peak climbing overview.

Yala Peak Climbing is a beginner friendly trek north of Kathmandu Valley. This expedition entails strolling through the deep forest and many traditional towns in the Langtang area. It is one of Nepal’s simplest peak climbs requiring no technical expertise. 

Yala Peak expedition, combined with Langtang Valley Trek in Nepal , is the most incredible option for people who want to stand on a Himalayan summit but have limited resources and time. 

The trip to Yala Peak begins with a drive from Kathmandu to Syabru Besi. After staying a day here, trekking to Langtang begins following a trek to Kyanjin, where you can enjoy the panoramic views of ice-capped Himalayan peaks. The walk continues to the base camp, where you will stay for acclimatization. Then, finally, you will hike up to the Yala Peak.

Langtang Region

Max. Altitude

Spring/Autumn

Accommodation

Lodges/Teahouses/ Tent

Unlike the more frequented destinations of Everest or Annapurna , Langtang Valley remains a relatively undiscovered gem, attracting fewer tourists. Stretching up to the Tibet border, this valley provides a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in a culture strongly shaped by Tibetan heritage and geographical proximity.

To the north, Langtang Valley is framed by peaks soaring to approximately 6500m, while a smaller range of 5000-6000m graces the southern horizon, with Yala Peak situated within the northern expanse.

Trip Highlights

• Drive across the scenic countryside to SyabruBesi.
• Explore the pristine culture and lifestyle of the Tamang ethnic group.
• A look into highland Buddhism and a monastery.
• Enjoy the breathtaking view of the Himalayan peaks in the Langtang area, including Shishapangma, Ganchempo, Naya Kang, Dorje Lakpa, Ganja-la Peak, and Langshisha RI.
• Trekking through the Langtang Valley is like trekking through a valley of glaciers.Immerse in the amazing views of valleys, alpine forests, glaciers, and rivers.
• Get a glimpse of many rare animals like the Red Panda, Snow Leopard, Himalayan Monal, and Black Bear at the Langtang National Park.
• Discover the monasteries, stupas, and Buddhist connection in the historic Kyanjin Gompa settlement.
• If you plan to do a higher peak expedition or climbing trip soon after, this is the best acclimatization trip.
• Passing through vibrant villages, jungles and rhododendron forests with the stunning Annapurna range always in sight
• Get first-hand experience of Tibetan Buddhist culture at monasteries and shrines along the way, or by engaging with the local Tamang, Sherpa, or Tibetan people.
• Taste some must-try local dishes such as yak cheese, Tibetan tea (black tea with yak butter) and sea buckthorn juice, to name a few.
• Support local families who had to rebuild their lives and livelihoods after the 2015 earthquake, which hugely impacted Langtang village.

Yala Peak Climbing Itinerary

Day 1. drive kathmandu → syabru besi (1,460m) – approx. 7 hours, day 2. trek syabru besi → lama hotel (2,470m) – approx. 8 hours, day 3. trek lama hotel → langtang (3,400m) – approx. 8 hours, day 4. trek langtang → kyanjin (3,870m) – approx. 4 hours, day 5. rest or exploration day, day 6. base camp, day 7. summit – basecamp, day 8. return to kathmandu, best season for yala peak climbing.

  Autumn and Spring are considered the finest seasons for Yala Peak expedition since the weather and temperature in the Langtang region are highly suitable during these seasons. 

As autumn is the post-monsoon season and spring is the pre-monsoon season, you may anticipate the least rainfall during this time. 

Food and Accommodation at Yala Peak Climbing

Accommodation on the trek, both before and after the climb of Yala Peak, is in nice lodges maintained by local families, unless traveler mention a preference for tents. Each lodge features a central communal area with a stove, while the bedrooms are unheated and have two beds and mattresses, as well as a blanket and pillows. You must bring your own sleeping bag. The showers are normally powered by gas, and some employ the iconic ‘drop’ toilets, but most now have flush systems.

The food served on the trek is of excellent quality and a blend of native Nepali and western dishes. Local Dal Bhat or Momos are wonderful choices, while burgers and chips are also popular. Everything from beer to batteries to Mars bars is available in the trail’s lodges and small businesses.

What is permit cost for Yala Peak?

While Yala Peak Climbing used to only be permitted with permission, the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) has removed it from the list because it is just 5732 meters high. It just requires a Langtang National Park entrance permit, which costs NPR 3000 per person, and a group TIMS Card, which costs NPR 2000  per person and can only be purchased from a licensed trekking company. 

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Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trek - 14 Days

• Langtang Region Nepal
• Langtang Region Trek

• Destination Langtang Region Nepal
• Activity Climbing
• Duration 14 Days
• Trip Difficulty moderate
• Max. Altitude 5900m
• Best Time Sep to Dec & March to May
• Start and End Kathmandu - Kathmandu
• Meals Breakfast /Lunch / Dinner
• Accommodation 3 star Hotel in Kathmandu & Camping/ Tea house
• Group Size 2 - 10
• Transportation Private transport

Trip Highlights

• Adventure in the heart of Langtang Valley with exciting thrill to Yala Peak
• Enjoy the glorious magnificent panorama of Central Himalaya giant mountains
• One of the best short, scenic trek and climb to the summit of stunning Yala Peak
• Exploring impressive cultures of Tamang ethnic tribes of Central Langtang Himal
• The climb of Yala Peak, an adventure for all types of people and age group

Introduction

Yala Peak Climb  & Langtang Valley Trek is one of the best, scenic adventures around the Central Himalayan range . Probably the shortest and most rewarding that one can enjoy the thrills of mountaineering in a short period. Yala Peak at 5,732 m / 18,806 feet high is one of the easiest and non-technical mountains to climb. The whole trip takes less than two weeks, enjoying an amazing wonderful time and experience. Yala Peak is a short mountaineering adventure, suitable for all types of people and age groups.

Where one can enjoy from beginners to veteran trekkers and expert mountaineers , as a practice exercise before planning major expeditions. An ever-exciting journey in the heart of picturesque Langtang Valley surrounded by a series of giant snow-dusted mountains. Apart from scenic Mountain views and scenery, walking through lovely villages adorned with impressive cultures is equally fascinating to observe.

Yala Peak Climb &  Langtang Valley Trekking is a combination of adventure and culture in the close shade of stunning scenery. Although a lesser peak below 6,000 meters, allows trekkers to enjoy the beautiful wilderness and mountaineering experience.

Without the problem of catching altitude sickness, you will be well- acclimatized on daily walks. As well as spending an extra day at Kyanjin Gompa with hikes to higher view-points, before the climb of Yala Peak. Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trekking starts after an interesting drive to Syabrubesi village . Then heading towards higher hills and valleys, trekking through deep river gorges amidst dense lovely alpine forest .

As the walk progresses reaching a wide beautiful picturesque Langtang Valley at Kyanjin Gompa, a nice settlement encircled by giant peaks. Enjoying refreshing moments at Kyanjin Gompa, then getting ready for the main target and highlight. Leaving the last settlement of Kyanjin Gompa, then towards the wild mountainous country , reaching the heart of Langtang Valley. A great wide valley to enjoy pleasant walks to the base of Yala Peak, setting up overnight camp. Spending a few overnights in a tented camp , and delightful food served by our camping chef and kitchen staff.

Have time for preparations and then climb towards high steep ridges to the top of Yala Peak. The grade of the climb is just ‘F’ means Facial Easy as per French and Swiss Alpine Climbing Classification Systems . For non-technical peaks, however, the climber should be well equipped with Ice Axe, Crampons , and other necessary gear. The climb leads above the moraine of ice and smaller glaciers, as season-wise, sometimes climbing on deep snow. As well as on icy ledges till Yala Peak summit is reached, after a strenuous climb of 3-4 hours. From the top of Yala Peak enjoy the glorious stunning panorama of surrounding snow-capped peaks .

The view includes all of Langtang Himal and towards Jugal Himal range with Dorje Lakpa , and some peaks of Tibet. On achieving the main goal and highlight of the adventure return journey to Kyanjin Gompa. Then on the downhill path back into the forest reach the road-head at Syabrubesi for an exciting drive to Kathmandu. After an enjoyable time and wonderful experience on Yala Peak Climb  & Langtang Valley Trekking with RP Treks & Expeditions.

The Best Seasons for Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trek

• The best time and right seasons for Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley are spring and autumn . The spring season begins from March to May when most days are full of sunshine
• When wildflowers are in seasonal bloom like the rhododendrons of various species and colors, makes the hills lively, Afternoon time it can get overcast with light rain sometimes, cold morning and night time as altitudes wise
• The next right time and season is autumn/fall starting from September to November, most days are fine and crystal clear. For views and pleasant walks, but much cold morning and late afternoon until nighttime
• Can expect snowfall above 2,000 m sometimes. Interested people can enjoy this trek during the wintertime of the Christmas and New Year holidays. Days are much clearer for views and walks, but very cold morning, late afternoon, and nighttime. But days are shorter due to limited sunlight hours, but enjoyable time for views and walks

What to expect on Yala Peak & Langtang Valley Trek

• An exciting drive from warm areas to cooler hills of the Rasuwa district around Langtang Himal. Mostly populated by the Tamang, Highlanders of Central Himalayas. The Tamang the mountain tribe, interwoven with Buddhist religions of age-old heritage and culture
• Similar to its Tibetan predecessors, where houses are adorned with prayer flags, adorned with religious monuments and prayer walls
• The hills are lined with a forest of rhododendrons, oaks, hemlocks, pines, and fir trees. Higher with Juniper and birch trees, and then drops to short bushes and shrubs amidst scenic mountainous terrain and valley. Yala Peak and Langtang Valley fall within Langtang National Park , the first mountain park around Nepal Himalaya established in 1976
• The area is enriched with exotic flora and fauna, famous for endangered wildlife like the elusive Red Panda and Snow Leopard. Includes other species of mammal and exotic bird life. Yala Peak is one of the easiest and non-technical peaks to climb and enjoy. Overlooking breathtaking panorama of the surrounding giant Himalayan Mountain range

Outline Itinerary

Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu  and transfer to hotel -1,300m Day 02: In Kathmandu with optional sightseeing tour and trek preparations – 1,300m Day 03: Drive to Syabrubesi 1,500m via Dhunche town 1,950m – 06 hrs Day 04: Trek to Lama Hotel 2,340m – 06 hrs Day 05: Trek to Mundu or Langtang village 3,310m – 05 hrs Day 06: Trek to Kyanjin Gompa 3,749m – 04 hrs Day 07: Rest Day for acclimatization and hike to viewpoint 3,700m Day 08: Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp 4,400m / 14,435 feet – 05 hrs Day 09: Acclimatization and preparation at base camp 4,400m Day 10: Climb to the summit of Yala Peak and to base camp 4,400m – 06 hrs Day 11: Trek to Lama Hotel 2,340m – 06 hrs Day 12: Trek to Syabrubesi 1,400m – 06 hrs Day 13: Drive to Kathmandu and then transfer to your hotels – 06 hrs Day 14: International departure for homeward bound – 1,300m

Detailed Itinerary

Day 01: arrival in kathmandu and transfer to hotel - 1,300m.

On arrival at Kathmandu, Nepal International Airport check the Nepal Standard Time, which is 5 hours and 45 minutes ahead of GMT. Outside the air terminal our staff from RP Treks will greet and receives you for short drive to your hotels. The hotel located in the hub of Kathmandu, on arrival check into your lovely rooms. Then meet with other members of the trek for briefing regarding for Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trekking. After collecting all the useful information and trek details, evening a group welcome dinner in nice authentic Nepal Restaurants an introduction to Nepali foods and cultures.

Day 02: In Kathmandu with optional sightseeing tour and trek preparations - 1,300m

A free day in Kathmandu preparation for the treks as well enjoy tour of Kathmandu and Nepal famous landmarks. Kathmandu valley and its adjoining cities are steeped with historical monuments listed in World Heritage Sites. Enjoy the tour of Old Durbar Square, the ancient palace and royal courtyard, as well visiting the oldest Buddhist Stupa of Swyambhunath. As well as the famous Hindu temple of Pashupatinath and large dome stupa of Bouddhanath and then back to the hotel. After an exciting tour, back to hotel rest of the afternoon preparation for Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trekking.

Day 03: Drive to Syabrubesi 1,500 m via Dhunche town 1,950 - 06 hrs

Morning departs from the hotel having an early breakfast, for a long exciting drive beyond Kathmandu Valley. Heading due north leaving the warm paddy terraces reaching cooler hills at Dhunche, at 1,950 m. The major and headquarters town of Rasuwa district, where Langtang Himal and its beautiful valley are located. Dhunche town is the entry point of Langtang National Park, from here drive leads on winding downhill to Syabrubesi village for an overnight halt. A moderate size interesting Tamang village, the main tribe of Rasuwa and Langtang Himal region. Syabrubesi village beside Langtang Valley it is also a gateway to various adventure destinations and route to the Nepal and Tibet / China border.

Day 04: Trek to Lama Hotel 2,340m - 06 hrs

From Syabrubesi our adventure starts, a pleasant walk with climb towards higher hill and farm land. The trail follows reaching a river gorge covered in dense forest of tall rhododendron, oaks and pine trees. Then ending the first day walk on arriving at Lama Hotel, a small settlement with number of simple lodges. Located amidst beautiful forest surroundings of pristine nature, chances of spotting some wildlife.

Day 05: Trek to Mundu or Langtang village 3,310m - 05 hrs

After breakfast, start the walk with another exciting day, the trail follows through lovely tree lines. Reaching Gode-Tabla, a small place for lunch stop, afternoon walk on gradual path to Langtang village for overnight halt. Populated by the Tamang, the main tribes of Langtang and Central Himalayas, the village adorned with Buddhist prayer monuments.

Day 06: Trek to Kyanjin Gompa 3,749m - 04 hrs

Today a short morning walks of few hours to Kyanjin Gompa, located within scenic Langtang valley. Morning walk leads to short climb past Mundu new settlement, as walk follows leaving the forest. Then entering Langtang Valley, as walk lead on pleasant path to Kyanjin Gompa for overnight halt. Kyanjin Gompa, a lovely settlement with many good lodges, check into a nice lodge. Having lunch rest of the afternoon relax and marvel the beautiful views of snow peaks.

Day 07: Rest-Day for acclimatization and hike to view points - 3,749m

Enjoy the free day for acclimatization as well for exciting hike to Tsego-Ri or Kyanjin-Ri at 4,700 m high. A good exercise before Yala Peak Climb, the morning hike to Kyanjin-Ri or Tsego-Ri offers grand panorama of towering peaks. Rest of the day at leisure and explore the Kyanjin settlement and visit the small Monastery of great religious and cultural interest.

Day 08: Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp 4,400m / 14,435 feet - 05 hrs

From Kyanjin Gompa, start the morning walk on a wide scenic Langtang Valley to the base of Yala Peak. After a good walk of near 4-5 hours reach at the bottom of Yala Peak. The base camp is set with good tents for overnight comfort, having separate kitchen department of cook and kitchen staff. Rest of the afternoon relax after a good day walk, and enjoy the serene environment of giant peaks.

Day 09: Acclimatization and preparation at base camp - 4,400m

A necessary rest day for acclimatization and preparation for the climb of Yala Peak. Our guide will brief regarding the route and safe climb, and teaching the use of some climbing gear. Like Ice-Axe, Crampons, fixing ropes if required depending on snow condition, and taking rest before reaching the summit.

Day 10: Climb to the summit of Yala Peak and to base camp 4,400m - 06 hrs

The true adventure starts, early morning before the break of dawn following the lead Guide, as the walk heads over a glaciated area. Then steep climb follows on a high ridge, as uphill continues countering the ridge line. After some hours of tough strenuous climb reach on top of Yala Peak Summit on good time. Before the first sunlight hits the mountain adding cold chill, on top after a short rest to catch normal breathing. From the summit of Yala Peak enjoy the morning glory facing a breathtaking panorama of the surrounding Snow Mountains. Overlooking views of Ghengu Liru (Langtang II 6,571 m / 21,560 feet), Langtang Lirung (7,425 m / 23,765 feet). Includes Kim shun (6,745 m / 22,137 feet) with Shalbachum (6,918 m / 22, 699 feet) towards the south.

Includes Chimsedang high ridge with Naya-Kanga 5,846 m or Ganjala Himal with Gangchenpo and Tillman’s beautiful Fluted Peak. The view extends to Jugal Himal towards the east and ends with Dorje Lakpa (6,966 m /22,854 feet), as well as views of the Tibet Mountains across the border. After a joyful moment with stunning scenery, descend safely back to base camp and enjoy the hot meals. Served by our expert camping cook and staff, the rest of the day with leisure time enjoying the views.

Day 11: Trek to Lama Hotel - 06 hrs.

Return journey on the same interesting route, but quite long day walk down to Langtang village. Reaching back into dense tree lines, as walk continues past Gode Tabla then at Lama Hotel for overnight stop.

Day 12: Trek to Syabrubesi - 06 hrs.

From Lama Hotel walk on nice forested trail reaching close to a River side with few small Tea House. After a refreshing stop, continue walk downhill to the bridge, and then to Syabrubesi village for last overnight. Around the hills of Langtang Himal area, and Rasuwa District.

Day 13: Drive to Kathmandu and then transfer to your hotels -06 hrs.

Morning drive to Kathmandu on leaving Syabrubesi village, heading uphill to Dhunche town. As the road follows on winding downhill to Trisuli Bazaar, from here few hour drive to Kathmandu on completing our marvelous adventure on Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trekking.

Day 14: International departure for homeward bound.

The last final day in Kathmandu and at Nepal, as time for your international flight time. Our RP Treks guides and staff transfers you to the airport, and then bid farewell to the guide and staff. Then enter the airport terminal for homeward bound flight, after a memorable short adventure to for Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Valley Trekking.

What's included

• Experience English speak guide and porter
• Syabrubesi, Lama Hotel, Langtang village, Kyanjin Gompa during the trek attach a deluxe room
• Wifi, Battery charge, Nepali SIM card
• International pickup and drop by Private vehicle
• Kathmandu Sightseeing by private vehicle
• Kathmandu  to Syabrubesi by Private vehicle (Both ways)
• Trekking permits / Langtang  National Park permits/ Peak Climbing Permits
• 5 Star Hotel in Kathmandu 4 Night bed and breakfast
• Food and Accommodation during the trek with tea/coffee
• Kitchen tent, Kitchen set, and Climbing Guide
• Medical kits
• Guide porter insurance and food, Accommodation
• Sleeping bag, duffle bag, Down jacket, and Trekking pole
• Climbing Equipment

What's not included

• International flight  ticket
• Nepal visa fee
• Personal medical / travel insurance
• Guide, porter, Driver and Climbing Guide  tips
• Personal Equipment
• Personal bill
• Kathmandu   lunch /Dinner
• Hard and soft drink

Trekking Gears

Nestled amidst the majestic Himalayas lies the enchanting Langtang region, a trekker's paradise in Nepal that promises an unforgettable journey through breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural experiences. Langtang trekking offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural immersion, and adventure.

Traversing through lush forests, quaint villages, and alpine meadows, trekkers are treated to panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, including Langtang Lirung and Ganesh Himal. The region is also home to diverse flora and fauna, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers.

One of the highlights of Langtang trekking is the opportunity to interact with the friendly Tamang and Sherpa communities, learning about their traditional way of life, folklore, and customs. Visitors can indulge in delicious local cuisine, stay in cozy teahouses, and immerse themselves in the warm hospitality of the mountain people.

Whether you're a seasoned trekker or a novice adventurer, Langtang region trekking offers an unforgettable journey filled with stunning scenery, cultural insights, and moments of serenity amidst the towering Himalayas.

To ensure a safe and comfortable trek in the Himalayan region, it is highly recommended to bring the appropriate equipment and gear to cope with the cold temperatures. The following is a list of essential equipment and gear for Yala Peak Climb and Langtang Valley Trek , which can be purchased either in the Thamel market or brought from your home country:

The following basic checklist for trekking and hiking equipment should assist you in packing for our trips. Keep in mind the importance of minimizing the weight of your clothing and gear. Your packed trek bag should weigh less than 15 kilograms. Remember, this is merely a guideline and not everything listed is essential to bring.

• Lightweight thermal gloves
• Hiking boots
• 2 pairs of thin and 2 pair of thick woolen socks.
• Trekking trousers
• Waterproof (trousers / jacket)
• Base layer shirts
• Underwear (4)
• Sun hat or scarf
• Thin, lightweight (inner socks) (4)
• Head lamp ,spare bulbs, & batteries
• Small padlock to lock trek bag
• Plastic bags - for keeping items dry inside trek bag
• Small wash towel
• Basic First Aid Kit
• Sun protection (including total bloc for lips)
• Trekking poles
• Down jacket
• Water bottle 1 liters
• Snow glasses and sunglasses
• Duffle bag or kit bag to carry to gear while trekking.

Additional   Equipment Checklist

• Headband or Beanie
• Swiss army knife
• Scarf or neck Band
• Rain jacket/ Umbrella

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Yala peak climbing 5732 Meter is one of the easy trekking peaks which is located in the Langtang Region of Nepal. The Yala peak is open for anyone if the trekkers are interested they can climb this peak with the help of a guide and it does not require any kind of permits to work. Since it is a trekking peak it is non-technical and easy. The Yala peak climbing is very suitable for the beginner’s climber if they are preparing some more challenging climbing in their life. This climbing provides you with knowledge of how climbing works as well as climbing technical parts. Yala peak submit offers the extraordinary view of the Langtang Himalayan ranges plus you can also see the mountains on the Tibet sides from the top of the Yala peaks. There is also a very popular peak on the opposite of the Yala peak which is Known as a Naya Kanga peak. Since it is an easy peak it does not require the previous climbing experience but if you have then it is absolutely beneficial.

The Yala peak climbing trip begins from Syabrubesi after 6-7 hours driving from Kathmandu. Then you need to trek through the deep green river gorges of the Langtang River for a couple of days to reach the Kyanjin Gompa. The trek offers a very magnificent view of the Himalayas which is purely visible from the Langtang villages and Kyanjin Villages. Before you start to climb to Yala peak you can go to the Kyanjin RI to acclimatize and to see the magnificent views of the Langtang Ranges. The next day you go to the base camp of Yala peak from Kyanjin Gompa. You will be staying at the 4800 Meter and learn some basic stuff of the mountaineering for the next day. Next day early in the morning you will start climbing. When you submit the Yala peak you can see an extraordinary view of the Langtang Lirung(7,246m), Lenpo Gang (7083m), Ganesh Himal, Dorje Lakpa (6990m), Naya Kanga, Ganjala peaks, marimatto around the valley. You can also see some mountains which are in Tibet. Gangchempo (6388m), and Shishapangma( 8027m) and some more peaks you can see on the Tibet sides.

Nepal Trek hub arranges your Yala peak climbing in alpine styles which means you will do the tea house trek and climb at alpine styles that means you will have some instant food on the base camp of Yala peak. Our professional and experienced sherpa brings you on the top of the Yala peak. Reaching Yala peak top is a great achievement because you can see the very clear mountain ranges as well as you also get the summit of Yala peak and it might be the base of your next adventure climbing.

Table of contents

• 1. Yala peak climbing highlights
• 2. Yala peak climbing itinerary
• 3. Cost Include
• 4. Cost Exclude
• 5. Frequently asked question

Yala Peak Climbing highlights

Yala peak climbing highlights include the following things that we mentioned here below

• Scenic but quite bumpy driving to the Syabrubesi, you can see the different peoples, villages in Nuwakot and Rasuwa.
• A wonderful and stunning hike to Langtang village through the thick dense forest via the bank of the Langtang River. You can see the waterfalls and some wildlife during your hike to Kyanjin gompa.
• Tamang people and their cultures are other things to see. You can see Chortens and Mani walls on the trekking trail to Kyanjin Gompa.
• Manaslu circuit trek is less touristy and less crowded as compared to other trekking trails of Nepal, you will see few tourists on the trekking.
• Splendid view of Langtang Lirung(7,246m), Lenpo Gang (7083m), Ganesh Himal, Dorje Lakpa (6990m) from Kyanjin Ri and Yala peak top.
• Climbing experience of the Yala peak.

Yala Peak Climbing itinerary

Yala Peak Climbing itinerary is here, If this is not suitable for you then we can customize for you

Pick up you from the airport, transfer to the hotel then we will give you the trip briefing. After the briefing we will help you to arrange gears that you need for the trek and climbing. You will also meet your guide who will be with you for your entire trip.

Early in the morning the guide will pick you up from the hotels. You will also meet your entire trek crew here. Together you will drive to Syabrubesi. You can choose either jeep or local bus. The jeep is more comfortable as well as reliable while the bus other hand is crowded and more uncomfortable. The driving offers you the pure view of the rural life of Nuwakot, Dhading and Rasuwa. You will take a break on the way to Syabrubesi. The way is quite adventurous but you will enjoy the fantastic scenery.

After having breakfast at Syabrubesi we start our trek. We cross the Bhote Koshi river then move to the Langtang river valley. Following the Langtang river valley you will keep going. You will see the small settlements on the way where villagers sell the tea for the trekked and offer the night stay as well. You will reach to pahiro then bamboo. Bamboo is the place where you will do lunch here before you head to lama hotel. It is quite a hard trek in the last part because of the continuous climbing. The trail is full with bushes of stinging nettles and some other plants. You will also see the rhododendron trees also. Lama hotel is located on the bank of the river where there are 5-6 hotels.

Our trek today is quite harder as well as more scenic. The trek slowly follows the bank of the Langtang river in opposite directions. From the trail, you can see the Langtang Lirung very clearly. The valley is more narrow and full of the forests. As you go higher you can see a lot of rhododendron trees. The trails are more zig-zag as well as starry till Ghoda Tabela. Ghodatabela is quite a wide place and a good viewpoint to see the Langtang ranges. Now the trails become more open and you can see wider than before because the valley is more open. The trail slowly goes higher to the Langtang villages. Before Langtang villages, You can see the biggest landslides which occurred due to the massive earthquakes in 2015.

Trek to Kyanjin Gompa is your plan today which is elevated at the altitude of 3900 Meters. It is a very unique trek today crossing the villages of the Langtang, Mundo and some other small settlements. The trail is not that harder and you can see the yaks all the way to Kyanjin Gompa because there are pastures everywhere along the trekking trails. It is a 3 hours trek to Kyanjin Gompa village.

Today is an acclimatization day for you. To acclimatize and take in the good view of mountains we have two options. We can go to the Kyanjin Ri or we can go to TserkoRi (5450) from this viewpoint you can see a magnificent Himalayan range. This is very good preparation for climbing.

Arranging and purchasing some insufficient things you will go to the Yala peak base camp. The trek requires some climbing to get the Yala peak. As you go higher you can see the stunning view of the Langtang Himalayan ranges. The mountains surround you. Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, Yala peak are the mountains that you will see from the Yala peak base camp.

You will climb the Yala peak today. The guide will lead you to the top. As it does not need the technical climbs you don’t need to be worried however for safety precautions will be taken there. The guide will have some ropes. You will follow him and climb to the Yala peak. You can see an amazing view of the mountains from the top off the Yala peak. Numerous mountains can be clearly visible from such a highly elevated place. After climbing the Yala peak you will descend down to Kyanjin Gompa.Stay at Kyanjin Gompa.

It is better to keep a day for a spare. If the weather goes bad then you can utilize this day for the climbings. If the weather is good then you can go to Langtang villages.

You will go down to the lama hotel. If you stay in the Kyanjin then it takes quite a long time to reach the lama hotel. But if you have stayed in Langtang then it is shorter to reach the Lama hotels. You will follow the same trails .

The trek is relatively easier because we should go down to Syabrubesi via the bank of the river through the thick dense forests. Stay overnight at the hotels in Syabrubesi.

• Day 12:Back to your own country

Yala peak climbing cost includes

• Airport Pick up and drop service
• 2 night’s twin sharing on tourist standard hotel accommodation in Kathmandu
• Meals on full board: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner each day during the trekking days
• tea house basis trekking accommodation while on trekking days
• Climbing Guides and the porter for the trekking, 1 porter for 2 guest.
• Langtang National park Permits
• alpine aranagements for 1 Nights.
• Climbing equipmenst such as a tent, sleeping bags, rope and other climbing gears
• First Aid Box
• TIMS Permit
• Domestic airport pick up and drop off itinerary
• Food and accommodation and salary of Nepali trekking staffs

Cost excludes

• Any meal in Kathmandu
• Personal Climbing Equipments
• Any kinds of battery charges, wifi charge, laundry service, phone calls and hot shower during the trekking.
• Personal trekking equipment and Clothing.
• Personal nature expenses, any drinks and bar bills.(tea, coffe, water, beer, alcohol, wine)
• Your travel insurance (it is mandatory in case of emergency).
• Any donation and monuments entrance fees.
• Tips for the crew (Note : TIPS is not compulsory but highly expected)
• Any other things which are not mentioned above

Yala peak climbing FAQ

Below we have given some frequently asked questions of Yala peak climbing, This faq might be helpful to answer your some question, If you still have question regarding yala peak climbing let’s us know by email Ask Question

Which is the best time to Yala Peak climbing?p

There are two good season for Langtang trek and Yala peak climbing. Ine is Spring season on which seasons you can see countless flowers on the forest and the sky is clear. Another one is the Autumn season known as the best season for mountaineering activities in Nepal. The weather and the temperature is very best on this season so it is best to time to climb the yala peak.

how many days is Yala Peak Climbing

Basically it is a 12-13 trek and climbing plan. The climbing is just 2 days but we have managed 3 days because if the weather goes bad then we can spare the 1 days as well. The climbing can be done in just 2 days and retired back to Kyanjin Gompa.

What kind of accommodation is avilable on Yala peak Climbing

There are tea house accommodations during your trek while at the climbing we will organize the alpine climbing for you that means. Arrange the bed in the tent and food as well. The food is mostly the instant food for just climbing days and and before the climbing days.

What kind of facility are avilable on the Yala peak climbing?

The hotels provide you the western style meal as well as Nepali Dish. If you like to do shower then there is a hot shower available in the hotels. If you like to use the internet then there is also internet in the Langtang Region.

What is the drinking water on Yala Peak Climbing?

Yes, There is a availability of Mineral water, every tea houses. It is always not good to drink the mineral water, first it is quite costly to traveler, secondly it is damaging the Eco-system, the water company using a lot of plastic bottles. In a mountain mineral water bottle are a real threat to the environment. We can use the water purifier or water purification tablet and become a responsible traveler

What kind of transportations from Kathmandu is available to go yala peak climbing?

You can hire the Private Jeep or use the local bus to go the Yala peak climbing. As per our suggestions if you want to do comfortable travel then it is better to go on jeep because the local bus often stops as well as it is the crowdy and stops often whenever it ge’s the local people on the way.

What is the Height of Yala Pea Climbing?

Yala peak is the trekking peaks and height is 5,732 Meters only.

what permit is require to do Yala Peak climbing?

You don’t need the climbing permits but you need the Langtang National Park Permits which we will take from the Army check post. TIMS permit is required for the trekkers to trek into the Langtang Area.

Is it difficult to Climb the Yala peak?

Yala peak easy climb in Nepal. It is non technical and soft climbing. Even if you do not have the experience to climb you can climb the yala peak. Previous experience is not required but if you have then it is really beneficial to you.

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Yala Peak Climbing

• Difficulty: Easy Climb
• Duration: 12 Days
• Accommodation: Tea House/ Alpine
• Region Langtang Area
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• Altitude 5732 Meter
• Group-Size 1-18 Person
• Transportation: Land transfer

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Yala Peak Climbing

Yala peak climbing overview.

Yala Peak is the smallest and easily accessible trekking peak in Nepal. Located in the serene ambiance of the Langtang region, the peak is the best introductory climbing peak in Nepal. Some inexperienced trekkers might find the Yala Peak Climbing a bit tricky, but normally it is achievable by all types of trekkers.

In contrast to that of other popular Everest and Annapurna region, the Yala Peak trails in the Langtang region receives few climbers. Therefore a trek on the meandering trails of Yala Peak gives you the awesome experience of being up in the rustic Himalayan Villages. Undoubtedly incredible mountain vistas of Langtang Lirung, Tserko Ri, Dorje Lakpa, and many others are there to astonish you throughout your journey. But what makes this trip more appealing is the Langtang region’s proximity to Tibet. The climb to the Yala Peak not only greets you with the Nepalese Himalayas but also gives you ample opportunity to witness the Tibetan peak of Shishapangma and many other peaks.

In addition, Tibetan-influenced culture and tradition are widely noticeable throughout the journey. Inhabited by the ethnic people of Tamang, and Sherpa’s, their hospitality is something that you would love to reminisce about for your entire life. Several other monasteries, including the popular Kyangin Gompa monastery, are some of the attractions of the Langtang Valley trek and so is the Yala Peak Climb. Further, the local cheese factory at the Kyangin Gompa is no less than any other wonder. It draws the attention of almost all the trekkers visiting this region.

Merely your walk inside the woods of Langtang National Park is enough to soak you up in the Himalayan beauty of Nepal. Diverse species of rhododendrons and other floral plants always lift your excitement level during the trek. The chirping sound of Himalayan Pheasant and other bird species in the park area never lets you feel down. Moreover, the glimpse of musk deer, snow leopards, red panda, and several other animals is enough to provide you with the experience of wilderness.

As I have already mentioned, anyone with a normal fitness level can opt for the Yala Peak Climbing. Thus, if you have the urge for peak climbing in Nepal without having any second thoughts book this 14-Day Yala Peak Climb Itinerary with us. Below we have listed our itinerary plan for the Yala Peak Climb. However, if you don’t find yourself satisfied with that plan, we can customize the itinerary as per your preference. For this, you just have to contact us. Furthermore, if you have any queries regarding this trip do message us. Clearing all your ambiguities we will reply to your all queries as soon as possible.

Route: Kathmandu-Syabrubesi-Lama Hotel-Langtang Village-Kyangjin Gompa-Yala Peak Base Camp-Yala Peak Summit-Yala Peak Base Camp-Kyangjin Gompa-Lama Hotel-Syabrubesi-Kathmandu

Short Itinerary:

By joining our 14-day Yala Peak Climb Itinerary you will realize that your Yala Peak Climbing Cost is far more affordable.

Day 1: Arrive at Tribhuwan International Airport in Kathmandu(1350m) and transfer to the hotel.

Day 2: Trek Preparation and Side Trip around the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Kathmandu.

Day 3: Kathmandu to Syabrubesi(1650m)Drive.

Day 4: Trek from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel(2470m).

Day 5: Lama Hotel to Langtang Village(3435m) trek.

Day 6: Trek from Langtang Village to Kyangjin Gompa(3555m).

Day 7: Rest Day.

Day 8: Kyangjin Gompa to Yala Peak Base Camp(4600m).

Day 9: Trek to the Yala Peak Summit(5500m) and return to the Base Camp.

Day 10: Retrace the route back to Kyangjin Gompa from the Yala Peak Base Camp.

Day 11: Trek back to Lama Hotel.

Day 12: From Lama Hotel, trek back to Syabrubesi.

Day 13: Drive back to Kathmandu from Syabrubesi.

Day 14: Departure Day.

How to reach the Yala Peak Summit?

To vanquish the Yala Peak Summit, you have to first take a drive of around 7 hours to reach Syabrubesi from Kathmandu Valley. Syabrubesi is the gateway to most of the trek in the Langtang region of Nepal. Similar to many other treks, our Yala Peak climbing start point is the same Syabrubesi village. Passing through Lama Hotel, Langtang Village, and Kyangjin Gompa the trek takes us to the Yala Peak Base Camp. From the Base Camp, the peak is not so far. Within a day you can conquer the peak summit and return to the Base Camp. Retracing the route back up to Syabrubesi you can catch the jeep back to Kathmandu from there.

Yala Peak Climb Extensions:

Depending upon your desire and time availability you can extend or shorten your Yala Peak Climbing itinerary. If you do have not much spare time to spend on the trekking trails of the Langtang region of Nepal, Yala Peak Climb alone is sufficient to experience the wilderness of the Nepalese Himalayas. However, if you are yearning more, you can extend your Yala peak trek with the Gosainkunda Lake trek. Furthermore, Yala Peak Climb with Gosainkunda Lake and Helambu Valley is also absolutely possible if you are up for it.

Trekkers with extra days in Nepal can terminate their trekking journey at the Sundarijal. Further, the gateway of the Gosainkunda trek, Sundarijal can also be your trek start point.

Experience required for Yala Peak Climbing:

Compared to other peak climbing like Island Peak Climbing and Lobuche Peak Climbing, Yala Peak Climbing is doable for almost everyone. With a good level of fitness, even an amateur climber can conquer the peak easily. Having previous training and climbing experience always comes in handy if you have one. However, if you do not have one, no worries, your will and determination to conquer the Peak are enough to endure every small and big challenge that might come your way to interrupt your journey.

During the climb itself, your guide will give you the required climbing training.

Accommodation and Food on the Trail of Yala Peak Climb:

Being traversed by a few trekkers, the accommodation on the trails of the Yala Peak Climbing route is quite basic. Unless you opt to stay under the tented camps, during the trek you can stay on the lodges run by the locals. Normally these lodges have one spacious dining hall. The room here is equipped with twin beds, a mattress, pillows, bedsheets, and blankets. Most of the lodges serve you with a hot shower facility, and toilets are mostly of the squat style.

Though you might not find a diverse variety on the food menu, whatever is available is guaranteed to have good quality. Local Nepali food and some Western cuisines are served at every lodge. During lunch and dinner time, instead of wasting your money on western dishes, you better give a try to the Local Nepali Dal Bhat set. Within at least cost, the Dal Bhat set helps you increase your stamina a lot.

Best time for Yala Peak Climbing:

Autumn and Spring seasons are considered the best season for climbing Yala Peak. The moderate temperature and stable weather during this season let you grab most of the wonderful aspects of the Langtang region more fascinatingly. The Autumn months of September, October, and November are there to mesmerize you with the colorful dry leaves all over the trails. Speaking of the Spring, a trek during March, April, and May lets you enjoy the rejuvenating walk amidst the blooming rhododendron forest.

After the cold winter season when you step on the trekking trails of Yala Peak, the warm sun brings up a separate charm to your face. Though the nights are still quite chilly at the higher altitudes, the day’s trek lets you absorb the warm sunshine. On top of that, the ridiculously beautiful Himalayan vistas and surrounding atmosphere make your Autumn or Spring trek rewarding and reminiscing.

Yala Peak Climbing Permits:

Langtang National Park entry permit and Trekkers Information Management System(TIMS) card are the only permits that are required for Yala Peak Climbing in Nepal.

Is there a risk of altitude sickness during the Yala Peak Climb?

As you have to trek above 2500m during the Yala Peak Climb, there is always a chance of getting caught by altitude sickness. Therefore, during the trek, you have to keep yourself hydrated. Taking enough food and proper sleep is also important. Further, maintaining a slow pace and proper acclimatization rest help you a lot to deal with altitude sickness at higher altitudes.

Gears required during the climb to Yala Peak:

Normally the climbing guides carry most of the climbing gear like crampons, ice axes, and ropes. The list of some other necessary gear that you need to include in your backpack is given below.

Headlight, Sunglasses, Sunhat, Woolen Hat.

T-shirts, Down Jackets, Fleece Jackets, Windproof jackets, Waterproof pants, Lightweight cotton Pants, and drying underwear.

Normal Socks, Warm Socks, Comfortable Hiking Boots

Warm and Normal Gloves

Other Accessories:

Sleeping Bags, Water Purifying Pills, Water bottles, Trekking Bags, Trekking Poles, Toiletries, Important Documents(Permits, Insurance Documents), Electronic Gadgets, Sunscreen, and lip balms.

Yala Peak Climbing Itinerary

Day 1: arrival at tribhuwan international airport in kathmandu(1350m) and transfer to the hotel.

Walking Hours: 30 Minutes Driving

Meals Included: Welcome Dinner

Accommodation: 3 Star Category Hotel

Max. Altitude: 1355M

As soon as you land at the Kathmandu airport, our representative member will greet you and transfer you to the designated hotel location. Upon reaching the hotel location you can relax for a while. After some time of rest, you can spend your remaining time by strolling around the lively streets of Thamel. Thamel is eminent as the tourist hub of Nepal. Taking away all your tiredness, a stroll around the streets of Thamel makes your 1st day in Nepal cheerful. Overnight stay in a hotel room.

Day 2: Trek Preparation and Side Trip around the UNESCO world heritage site in Kathmandu

Walking Hours: 6 Hour Tour

Meals Included: Breakfast

It is your second day in Nepal and this day is mainly separated for the trek preparation. With our help, all your paper works will be completed on this day. We will guide you with your backpacking and whatever essential equipment is missing we will help you buy that equipment. After providing brief information about our 14 Days Yala Peak Climb itinerary we will take you for a short tour in the Kathmandu Valley.

This short tour lets you explore some of the UNESCO world heritage sites in Kathmandu Valley. Stay Overnight at Hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 3: Kathmandu to Syabrubesi By Drive

Walking Hours: 6 Hours Driving

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch And Dinner

Accommodation: Tea House/ Lodge

Max. Altitude: 1650M

After the morning breakfast, we will take a drive along the Pasang Lhamu Highway from Kathmandu. Passing through the Trishuli Bazaar, Dunche and many other settlements we will stop at Syabrubesi for our night stay. Filled with splendid mountain vistas and scenic ethereal beauty, the drive today is sufficient enough to make your day more special.

Day 4: Trek from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel

Walking Hours: 5 To 6 Hour Trekking

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, And Dinner

Max. Altitude: 2470M

Commencing the trek from Syabrubesi, we will walk along the trail towards Langtang Khola. The trail from Syabrubesi to Langtang Khola let us experience the wonderful uphill and downhill walk amidst the oak and rhododendron forest. Our today’s destination is Lama Hotel. Therefore upon reaching the Langtang Khola, we will cross the suspension bridge over the Langtang river before a gradual ascent to the trail towards the Lama hotel.

Day 5: Lama Hotel to Langtang Village trek

Walking Hours: 6 Hour Trekking

Max. Altitude: 3435M

The walk today is definitely not going to be easy for anyone. A gradual rise towards the mountain of Nepal demands a certain level of energy and endurance. Though the trek today include some difficulty, as we make our way through the forest of vibrant rhododendrons, oak and hemlock we will get astonished throughout the journey. Besides the colourful forest, the presence of abundant waterfalls makes your trip more exciting.

Before making a stroll around the beautiful local monastery near Langtang village we will pass Ghodatabela. Inhabited with the benevolent Tamang people, Langtang village is one of the attractions of the entire Langtang region.

Day 6: Trek from Langtang Village to Kyangjin Gompa

Walking Hours: 5 To 6 Hour Trek

Max. Altitude: 3555M

Leaving the Langtang village behind, we will trek through tiny settlements of Tamang and Sherpa people. Further trekking from the tiny settlements, we will cross the beautiful yak pastures on our way. Savouring the beauty of ravishing Lantang Lirung, Ganchempo and many other mountains, we will make Kyangjin Gompa our today’s last stop.

Government operated cheese factory and the ancient old monastery at the Kyangjin Gompa draws the attention of many trekkers. Like many other trekkers, we too spend our precious time visiting these wonders of the Kyangjin Gompa.

Day 7: Rest Day

Walking Hours: 6 Hour Trek

This day is separated for the acclimatization purpose. Instead of just sitting in the hotel room, we will join the side hikes around the Kyangjin Gompa. Among many side hike options, a hike to the Kyangjin Ri is one of the best options. To cope up with the increasing altitude, this short hike helps up a lot.

Located at an elevation of 4600m Kyangjin Ri is one of the best vantage points of the Langtang Valley Trek. The climb to the Kyangjin Ri top is quite difficult, awe-inspiring views of Langtang Valley and snowcapped mountains pay off all your effort and hardship. After spending some time at the Ri top we will return to the Kyangjin Village. At the village, we will visit the Cheese factory to savour the taste of luscious organic Yak’s Cheese. Spend the night at Kyangjin Gompa.

Day 8: Kyangjin Gompa to Yala Peak Base Camp

Accommodation: Tented Camp

Max. Altitude: 4600M

Following the rocky glacier trail, we will walk for around 6 hours to reach the Yala Peak Base Camp. As you reach the base camp location, the views of Naya Kang, Ganchenpo, Tserko Ri and Yala Peak surrounds you from all around.

After spending some relaxing time at the base camp, our climbing guides will give us basic training on how to use the climbing gears. They teach us to make the best use of the climbing gears like ropes, crampons, harness and many others.

Day 9: Trek to the Yala Peak Summit and return back to the Base Camp

Walking Hours: 9 Hours Climbing

Max. Altitude: 5500M

It is the most awaited adventure day of our entire journey. Today we will begin our early morning climb towards the summit of Yala Peak. Being the final section of the Yala Peak Climb, the climb is quite tricky. Thus with proper care, we will cross the gorges. While commencing the climb, what you should not forget is that, a headlight. In this section of the climb, along with other climbing gears what you need the most is a headlight. With the help of the headlight and other climbing gears, we will reach the peak summit.

Once you reach the Yala Peak summit, you will get spellbound by the glittering views of Mt Sishapangma, Mt. Dorje Lakpa, Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, Langtang Lirung and many other mountains. Besides the mountains, what seems more appealing is the incredible sunrise views over these mountains.

Capturing all these memories on our camera we will retrace the route back to the Yala Peak Base Camp.

Day 10: Retrace the route back to Kyangjin Gompa from the Yala Peak Base Camp

Keeping all the beautiful memories in camera and mind we will descend to the Kyangjin Gompa. Appreciating the heart-pounding hospitality of ethnic Tamang and Sherpa people we will spend the night at Kyangjin Gompa. Depending upon your preference, we can also stop at the Langtang village for a night stay.

Day 11: Trek back to Lama Hotel

Walking Hours: 6 To 7 Hour Trekking

Following the same route back, we will stop at the Lama hotel this day.

Day 12: From Lama Hotel, trek back to Syabrubesi

It is our last day on the trekking trails of our Yala Peak Climbing. Recollecting the memories of our wonderful trip we will add some extra on the list during the return back to the Syabrubesi. Spend the night at Syabrubesi.

Day 13: Drive back to Kathmandu from Syabrubesi

Walking Hours: 5 To 6 Hours Driving

Meals Included: Breakfast And Lunch

Leaving the tranquil and rustic roads of the Langtang region behind we will return back to the buzzing and paved roads of the Kathmandu Valley. Yes, the drive today is quite long but by chance, if you get some spare time don’t forget to utilize that time on doing the souvenir shopping.

Day 14: Departure Day

Accommodation: None

It is your departure day. Our team member will transfer you to the airport.

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Trip Highlights of Yala Peak Climbing

• Yala Peak Climbing is a famous Climbing Peak in the Langtang region.
• The Yala Peak Climbing trip starts from the Langtang Valley
• Yala Peak climbing trip offers panoramic views of Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, Naya Kang, Ganesh Himal, and Shishapangma.
• Kyanjin Monastery lies on its route.

Overview of Yala Peak Climbing

Yala Peak climbing (5500m) is the practical climbing peak in the Langtang region, north of Kathmandu. It is combined with wonderful Langtang Valley trekking within 15 days trip. The mountain is a picturesque and superb trip;

It provides beautiful views of the Himalayan ranges of the Manaslu range , Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, Naya Kang, and Ganesh Himal range, Shishapangma (6388m), and Gangchempo (6388m).

Yala peak climbing is closer to the Tibetan border, following the ridge of high mountains. Similarly, Climbing in the Yala peak season starts in March, April, May, June, September, October, and November of every year.

We offer Yala peak climbing activities for -2024 and 2025 with an Experienced climbing guide, itinerary, permits, and reasonable price / Cost. Contact us now by email and WhatsApp at +977-9851033819.

The mountaineering trip to Yala Peak climbing goes through the Langtang National Park . It is prosperous with natural scenes, stunning landscapes, red blooming rhododendrons, Snow Leopard, and Red Panda in the fauna.

The views of Langtang Valley are regarded as the most beautiful in the world. Before starting expedition sports, climbers prefer to go to Kyanjin Monastery (3900m), a famous Buddhist pilgrimage spot, to adapt to the high climate.

The hike around the surrounding geography into the high part of Langtang is fruitful for acclimatizing at the high altitude. The camp lies at Yala Kharka (4600m) on the Yak grazing meadow.

The peak climbing guide information is all about the technical and challenging aspects of climbing and the use of climbing gear.

The Yala Peak Expedition trip begins from Syabrubensi after a seven-hour bus drive north of Kathmandu. It is a beautiful and brilliant trip through the dense Oak and rhododendron forest.

Yala Peak climbing is suitable for beginners and skill development practice to climb the highest mountains. It is fruitful to know how to use climbing gear and equipment.

Boundless Adventure operates several Yala peaks rising activities. We are dedicated to a successful summit with professional guides and sound management for the trip. Please contact us for more information now.

Yala peaks climbing gears

Our company provides most of the climbing gear and food from Kathmandu, Nepal. It would help if you informed us what types of climbing gear you need, and we will provide them accordingly, including Tent, Mattress, Sleeping Bag, and Ice-axe; however, all climbing gear except Climbing boots climbing boots can’t manage your size.

Itinerary of Yala Peak Climbing

Day: 01 arrive at kathmandu airport (1345meters)..

Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, you’ll be greeted by our team members of Boundless Adventure and pick you up at the International Airport and drop you off at your hotel by a private car. As per your preference, you’ll either stay in the hotel you chose or the one we selected. If you stay in the hotel we chose, it will be around the Thamel area. During the drive to your hotel, our members will inform you about what you’ll see.

The day is yours; you can do whatever you want in the remaining time. However, in the evening, our guide will brief you at your hotel about the following day’s journey.

Day: 02 Drive to Syabrubesi (1503m)

Start with breakfast early in the morning at your hotel in Kathmandu. We’ll pick you up from your hotel, and the journey towards climbing Yala Peak begins. The drive begins by heading north from Kathmandu toward Trishuli Bazar. At Trishuli Bazar, the drive continues toward Betrawati, passing through several villages, and you’ll get to Dhunche.

In the Central Development Region of Nepal, Dhunche is the district headquarters of the Rasuwa district. The village of Syabrubesi is 15-20 km north of Dhunche. A 6-8 hour drive from Kathmandu takes you to Syabrubesi at an elevation of 1503m.

However, the duration depends upon the mode of transportation and the traffic conditions during the drive. The distance between Kathmandu and Syabrubesi is 122 km. You have Lunch along the way, and your dinner and overnight are at the tea house/lodge of Syabrubesi.

Day: 03 Trek to Lama Hotel (2480m)

Early in the morning, with a warm breakfast at the tea house of Syabrubesi, you’ll start trekking toward the Lama Hotel. Departing from Syabrubesi, you’ll walk along the Bhote Koshi and Langtang Khola rivers. Continuing through the trail of riverside, you’ll trek through the dense forest. A few hours of walking takes you to the Bamboo village, where you’ll stop for lunch.

After lunch, you’ll Continue ascending through the oak and rhododendron forest. Crossing the bridge over the Langtang Khola, a trail leads you to a gentle ascend and takes you to Lama Hotel at an Elevation of 2840 meters above sea level. It takes around 5/6 hours, along with a lunch break at Bamboo. The distance from Sybrubesi to the lama hotel is 11.3km. Your dinner and accommodation are at the same tea house as the Lama Hotel.

Day: 04 Trek to Langtang village (3,430m) - 4/5 hours.

Enjoying the views of the surrounding area, you’ll have your morning’s meal at Lama Hotel’s tea house. Subsequently, you’ll reach the day’s destination, Langtang village, at 3430m.

Walking alongside the river of Langtang Khola (river), you’ll get to a lush environment. Passing through the beautiful waterfalls, you’ll get to the village of Ghoda Tabela. The meaning of the GhodaTabela is “Horse Stable ”; you’ll have your delicious lunch at the village.

As you finish breakfast, you’ll continue trekking towards Langtang village. From Ghoda Tabela, the trail continues by the rhododendron. Then, passing from the forest, you’ll notice the landscape opening up. After that, you’ll pass Langtang Gompa and reach your destination, Langtang village. The trekking duration from Lama Hotel to Langtang village is 5-6 hours, covering a distance of 14km.

Day: 05 Trek to Kyanjin Gompa (3830m)

Right after breakfast at the tea house of Langtang village, you’ll start ascending towards the small village of Mundu. Reaching Mundu, you’ll pass through the Stone Mani wall along the way.

From Mundu, the trail ascends gradually through the grassland and small settlement of houses. Passing through the yak pasture and the suspension bridge, you’ll get to Kyanjin Gompa. The trekking journey is short, taking around 3-4 hours and covering a 9.7km distance.

Your lunch, dinner, and day accommodation will be at the same teahouse as the Kyanjin Gompa.

Day: 06 Kyanjing Explore day.

As you’re above 3500m, you’ll have a chance of acute mountain sickness, so for your well-being, our itinerary is designed with an acclimatization day at Kyanjin. The day is a circuit day trip. On this day, you’ll go to a higher elevation and return to Kynjing for an overnight stay. This day, you’ll hike to Menchhyamsa Ri at an elevation of 4650m. To get to the Menchhyamsa Ri, you’ll walk through the gorge on a narrow trail.

The reason for hiking up to Menchhyamsa Ri is to get a better view of the different peaks of the Langtang range. Langtang Ri (7,205 m), Langtang II (6596m), Newkang/Naya Knag (5122m), Yala Peak (5,500 m ), Ganja la (5863m), Langtang Lirung (7234m), Changbu (6251m), Kingshung (6781m), Langtang Yubra (6264m) and other surrounding peaks are seen from Menchhyamsa Ri.

Langtang Glacier is the closest view seen from the top of Menchhyamsa Ri. After the exploration, you’ll return down through the way of Kyanjin Ri (4400m). You’ll ascend to Menchhyamsa Ri and descend another way to return to Kyanjin. The overall exploration day is about 5 hours.

Day: 07 Trek to Yala Peak Base camp (4400m) 5-6 hours. (Tented Camp)

After a pleasant exploration day at the Kyanjin, you’ll get a delicious breakfast at the tea house of the Kyanjin Gompa. After breakfast, you’ll head up to the Yala Peak Base Camp. Passing through the yak pasture and ascending gradually, you’ll walk through the rocky trail.

However, the trail along the Langshisha Kharka is easy. Some people ride a horse to get to Yala Peak Base Camp, but unfortunately, we do not provide a horse-riding facility.

A 5-hour hike takes you to the Yala Peak Base Camp at an elevation of 4800m. We should have camped at Yala Peak base camp, as there is no facility for tea houses/lodges at the base camp. Boundless Adventure provides camping equipment to our crew. You’ll get a packed lunch along the way from Kyanjin. We settle the camp, and dry/camp food is already prepared by the cook upon your reach of the base camp. Overnight stay at Camp.

Day: 08 Summit (5732m) and Langshisha kharka (4300m)

You’ll have a small climbing training about fixing rope, Jumar, and Crampons at the base camp a day earlier. After the success of training a day earlier, you’ll be ready for the eight-day’s most awaited journey. Around 3 am, you’ll leave Yala base Camp with a packed lunch. You’ll have our climbing team with you. A climbing guide will be ahead of you to fix all the climbing equipment.

To get to the summit of the Yala Peak at an elevation of 5732m, it takes approximately 4 hours. You’ll get a mesmerizing view from the summit. The sunrise rays over the Himalayan peaks are unforgettable. As you finish exploring, you’ll return to Yala Peak base camp in the same way, taken to get to Yala summit. 2 hours of descending takes you to Yala base Camp.

After that, you’ll move towards Langshisha Kharka. A two-hour walk from Yala Peak takes you to Langshisha Kharka, at an elevation of 4300m. You have a pleasant dinner and overnight at the tent, which we manage.

Day: 09 Langshisha kharka to Kyanjin Gompa

With a morning meal at Langshisha Kharka, you’ll descend to Kyanjin Gompa after getting to the summit of Yala Peak. Following the trail back to Kaynjin Gompa, you’ll descend through yak pasture and alpine landscape.

The villages you’ll pass through are familiar. As the trail includes descending, take care of your ankle, as it may get hurt. Listen to the guide and descend while resting at some point.

After covering the 18.6km distance by walking for 4 hours, you’ll reach your day’s resting point, Kaynjin Gompa. At this time, you can Rest for a full day. You’ll have lunch and dinner and stay overnight at Kyanjin Gompa’s tea house.

Day: 10 Trek to Lama Hotel. 5-6 hours.

Another return journey begins with a warm breakfast at Kyanjin Gompa and descending towards Lama Hotel. Passing through the small settlements of Mundu, Langtang village, Thyangsyap, Ghodatabela, and Chunama you’ll get to the Lama Hotel.

Before reaching the lama hotel from Chunama, you’ll walk by the riverside of the Langtang Khola. After enjoying the familiar paths and stunning views, you’ll get to the Lama Hotel within 6-7 hours, covering a 20 km distance. You’ll get lunch at Ghodatabela, whereas your dinner and accommodation are Hotel in Lama Hotel.

Day: 11 Trek to Thulo Syabru 2120 m

The eleventh day begins with a warm breakfast at Lama Hotel’s tea house and trekking back from Lama Hotel to Thulo Syabru. Passing through the riverside, you’ll get to Bamboo, where you’ll rest for a while. Then the walk takes you to Doman. Passing through the beautiful forest landscape, you’ll set foot for the day’s resting point, Thulo Syabru, at an elevation of 2120m.

The 5-6 hours trek from Lama Hotel takes you to Thulo Syabru, covering approximately 13 km. You’ll have lunch at Pahiro, dinner, and overnight stay at the same tea house as Thulo Syabru.

Day: 12 Trek to Dhunche 2020m

Enjoying the view of the Thulo Syabru area, you’ll have a warm breakfast at the tea house where you have spent the night. After finishing breakfast, you’ll continue your descending journey towards Dhunche.

Heading towards Brabal while enjoying the view, you’ll reach Sano Bharku. The trail involves a mix of ascent and descent. Continuing trekking, you’ll pass through Tamang village and reach Thulo Bharku.

From Thulo Bharku, the trail descends, and you’ll reach today’s destination, Dhunche, at an elevation of 1960m. You’ll have lunch at Thulo Bhrakhu. Accommodation and dinner are at the Dhunche Hotel.

Day: 13 Drive back to Kathmandu.

After having a morning meal at the tea house of the district headquarters of Rasuwa, Dhunche, you’ll pack your backpack and return to Kathmandu.

The drive from Dhunche to Kathmandu returns through the same highway you took to get to Dhunche at the start of your journey.

The road first passes through Trishuli Bazar and then takes a route to the Prithivi highway. During the drive, you’ll see the stunning beauty of Nepal’s distinctive landscapes.

Covering approximately 103 km drive, you’ll get to Kathmandu within 6 hours of driving by Bus. As you get to Kathmandu, you’ll drop by your hotel. Your lunch will be along the way, whereas dinner and overnight stay will be at the Kathmandu Hotel.

Day: 14 Final Departure.

As per the time of the flight, we’ll pick you up from your hotel and drop you at Tribhuvan International Airport for your departure to your country.

With an unforgettable memory created during the Yala Peak Climbing journey, you’ll say goodbye to our team and Nepal. Although the journey will be finished, the memory will last in your heart forever. From the side of Boundless Adventure, you are always welcome to Nepal and heartily welcome to explore the beauty of Nepal more with us.

What's Included?

• Airport picks up and drops by car/van/bus.
• Three meals a day (breakfast, Lunch+ Dinner) during the trip.
• Accommodation during the trekking.
• Highly experienced, helpful, and friendly Trekking and climbing guide, porters (1 porter for two pax), their food, accommodation, salary, insurance, and equipment.
• Langtang National Park Entry Permit and Peak Climbing Permit.
• TIMS permits.
• Government taxes
• All ground transportation.
• Each person needs one trekking/climbing map.

What's Excluded?

• Travel insurance.
• Tips & donation
• Meals in Kathmandu.
• Accommodation in Kathmandu.
• Extra activities and Porters.
• All climbing  gears and equipment.

Reviews on Yala Peak Climbing

Based on 105 Reviews

A thrilling Adventure

I had the opportunity to climb Yala Peak with Boundless Adventure with my cousin. It turned into an adventure we will cherish for an entire life. The trek took us through magnificent vista, from rhododendron forests to picturesque villages with prayer flags and views of snow-capped peaks. Boundless Adventure’s expertise and professionalism have been apparent from the beginning of our adventure. The team knew the area, ensured our safety, and provided insights into the local tradition. The highlight of the trek was reaching the summit, which gave panoramic perspectives. The trek also offers cultural immersion, interacting with locals in traditional mountain villages and recognizing Himalayan wildlife—a well-encouraged destination for top mountaineering.

Mind-Blowing journey at nature's beauty

Our trip to climb Yala Peak with Boundless Adventure was mind-blowing. We experienced the extraordinary beauty of nature and Boundless Adventure’s exceptional service. Our journey through the Langtang Valley of Nepal was excellent. Each walk offered breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, lush forests, and picturesque villages.

On the seventh day, we got into the summit of the Yala Peak. The climb was not easy, but the Boundless team’s concern for our safety and enjoyable journey made us complete our climb smoothly. The climb was worth it, with unparalleled views and a sense of accomplishment. Our team highly recommends Boundless Adventure to anyone looking for the best partner for their adventure in Nepal.

Pleasant Expedition at Langtang valley

I completed the Yala Peak climbing expedition this April with my three friends. The expedition was pleasant, passing through stunning landscapes with mountain views. The ascent to the summit at 5,732 meters was an exciting and adventurous adventure.

However, we felt a sense of accomplishment as we stood at Yala Peak and saw spectacular views of the Langtang range. Boundless Adventure’s professional guide and porters provided comprehensive support at each point of our journey. The logistics, from lodging to food, had been properly organized. One memorable moment of our climb was catching the dawn from Yala Peak’s summit. We plan to climb Island Peak in the coming autumn with a group from Boundless.

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Yala Peak Climbing

• Duration 10 Days / 9 Nights
• Price from $999 / person
• Difficulty Level Moderate
• Max Altitude 5500 Meter

A brief overview of Yala Peak Climbing

Yala Peak Climbing is the best 10-day adventure trip in naturally blessed Langtang Valley in Langtang National Park. It is so popular but still not that technical and less difficult in comparison to other trekking peaks in Nepal. Yala Peak is a small mountain in the Langtang area of Nepal. It is considered a trekking peak by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA)  and is a somewhat simple, non-technical climb. The summit is so well-liked for being a superb vantage point from which Shishapangma (8013m), the highest mountain wholly in Tibet, and the lowest of the 14 eight-thousanders, can be seen. Yala Peak Climbing trip combined with Langtang Valley Trekking in Nepal is the best choice for those who wish to stand on a Himalayan summit but have a limited amount of time and budget available. This trip rewards the visitors with a thrilling venture of trekking and climbing in the Langtang region way beyond simply hiking. The Yala peak climb is non-technical. Prior climbing experience is not required however outfit experience and a reasonably good level of physical fitness and stamina are necessary. Confirming the climbing equipment with Wilderness Excursion and discovering the sights and sounds of historical Kathmandu valley we begin our voyage to Yala Peak climbing with a half-day drive to Syburbesi from Kathmandu. Hiking through the lush green forest and beautiful hamlets of Domen, Bamboo, Lama Hotel, Langtang village, and Kenjin Gompa, we arrive at the wonderful base camp of Yala Peak. We will also witness the damage done by the April 2015 earthquake in Nepal mainly in the Langtang village which washed away the beautiful village. You will have stunning views of many beautiful mountains – Lantang Lirung (7246m), Lenpo Gang 7083m), Dorje Lakpa (6990m), Gangchenpo (6388m) and mighty Shishapangma (8027m) on the Tibetan side. Thus this 2 week long and one-of-a-kind peak climbing with Wilderness Excursion in Nepal is one of the best selections to have the climbing experience in a short time duration in the Himalayas.

What is the price of the Yala Peak climbing permit?

Yala Peak Climbing doesn’t require any climbing permit though it used to be only permitted with permits, now, the Nepal Mountaineering Association  (NMA) has taken off the list as it is only 5500 meters. It needs only a Langtang National Park entrance permit costs NPR 3000 per person and a group TIMS Card is a must that costs NPR 2000 (USD 20) per head only obtained through a registered trekking company. So enjoy the trekking peak in Nepal without a permit.

How long does it take to climb Yala Peak? 

This is probably the shortest and easiest Peak Climbing expedition in Nepal. Our Standard itinerary is designed for 10 days with one extra day for acclimatization at Kyanjin Gompa which can be utilized by taking an excursion to Tsergo Ri or Kyanjin Ri; the lower day hiking peak. Our sensibly designed 10-day itinerary is made sure for relaxing and comfortable trekking for reasonably fit and experienced trekkers. The itinerary varies depending on your fitness level and the time you want to spend or combine this trek with another side trek in the area.

Short itinerary for fitter adventure seekers (Cost US$ 919 per person based on minimum two people booking)

Day 01: Kathmandu to Khanjim, 6 hours jeep ride and walk 3 hours. Day 02: Trek to Riverside (2700m) Day 03: Trek to Mundu (3360m) from Riverside, 4 hours. Day 04: Trek to Kyanjin Gompa (3870m) from Mundu, 2 to 3 hours. Day 05: Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp (4800 m) Day 06: Summit Yala Peak (5732 m) and back to Mundu Day 07: Trek to Syabrubesi (1462 m), 7 to 8 hours. Day 08: Drive to Kathmandu (1300m).

(9-day itinerary and the cost of Yala Peak Climbing  US$ 949 per person minimum two pax group). 

Day 01: Kathmandu to Khanjim, 6 hours jeep ride and walk 3 hours. Day 02: Trek to Riverside (2700m) Day 03: Trek to Mundu (3360m) from Riverside, 4 hours. Day 04: Trek to Kyanjin Gompa (3870m) from Mundu, 2 to 3 hours. Day 05: Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp (4800 m) Day 06: Summit Yala Peak (5732 m) and back to Kyanjin Gompa Day 07: Trek to Lama Hotel (2470m) from Kyanjin. 5 to 7 hours. Day 08: Trek to Syabrubesi (1462 m), 5 to 6 hours. Day 09: Drive to Kathmandu (1300m).

Caution :   Short itineraries may not be practical and not doable if the weather turns bad, altitude sickness, or other natural calamities happen. Wilderness Excursion highly suggests our clients allow a few contingency days while undertaking the Yala Peak Climbing trip. 

• The Best trip for those who want to experience peak climbing on a low budget and in a short time.
• An inclusive package so all of your needs are taken care of by Wilderness Excursion.
• Best acclimatizing trip if you are attempting a higher peak climbing/Expedition soon after.
• 10-day adventure trip; probably the shortest expedition starting and ending at Kathmandu.
• Non-technical climbing easy venture but still high altitude and thin air.
• Easy access from Kathmandu by land transport, NO flights required.

This itinerary is just provided as a guideline. We crafted trek itinerary going through the village of Khanjim,Wangel, Sherpa Gaun rather than following traditional trail along the Langtang Khola, our idea is; most of the trekkers like at least little circuit trail rather doing same way twice. Please contact us for your customized trip plan    

Day 01: Kathmandu to Khanjim, 6 hours jeep ride and walk 3 hours.

Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (1462m) by private jeep (7 hrs) We head north out of Kathmandu driving through scenic foothills and ridge line vistas to Syabrubesi. The first part of your trip we will drive up to Trishuli Bazaar smoothly. Then, the path moves along the gravel road. During the rainy season, the road is sometimes blocked due to landslides. Upon reaching at Syabrubesi; we trek to Khanjim to stretch our legs. Stay overnight at lodge in Khanjim.

• Lunch & Dinner
• Trekking Lodge

Day 02: Trek to Rimche or Lama Hotel

Resume the journey after having a good breakfast, the track goes on passing the villages. The high trail that passes through Wangal, Khanjim and Sherpagaon. From Sherpa Gaun, the trail descends down to Rimche at the elevation of 2324 meter close to Lama Hotel. 

• Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 03: 6-7 hours walk to Mundu (3360m) from Rimche

Trek to Langtang from Lama Hotel; we continue gently ascending above the Langtang Khola. As the trail proceeds, it becomes steeper. From time and again we can have the most exotic sights of Langtang Lirung lying at 7246 m. The trail leads to a log bridge and on climbing further we come across lush meadows of Ghora Tabela at 2992m. We will see several lodges and a police check post. Further on, the route opens up into a wide valley of yak pastures and scattered Tamang villages showcasing water-driven mills and prayer wheels. On descending for a while, we arrive at Langtang village after crossing a stream and reaching to the height 3430 m. 

Day 04: 3 to 4 hours leisure walk to Kyanjin Gompa (3870m) from Mundu

The trail skirts gradually through rich yak pastures and interesting traditional villages of Muna to Singdun. We cross a wooden cantilever bridge and reach a wide valley after climbing a moraine. Finally, on ascending along the mountain passes we arrive at Kyanjin Gompa. There is a small monastery and a government- operated cheese factory. Overnight at lodge

Day 05: Additional day at Kyanjin Gompa to acclimatize or exploration around.

Additional day to rest at Kyanjin Gompa, some of the best recommended side trips are: a day hike Tsergo Ri (4985m) or Langshisha Kharka or half day hike to lower Kyanjin Ri that helps you getting acclimatized or This is a day to rest and relax. There are several worthwhile excursions up to the glaciers. The valley is in the midst of exceptionally rugged and beautiful mountain ranges, ringed with glaciers, snowfalls and huge moraines. Overnight at lodge.

Day 06: Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp (4800 m)

Today we trek along the rocky glacier trail. While trekking you will enjoy with the views of Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, Yala peak and others. Your overnight stay will be at the tented camp and the food will be prepared by our guide /camping cook.

Day 07: Summit Yala Peak (5732 m) and back to Kyanjin Gompa

Today our main adventure day begins. An early morning we wake up and prepare ourselves for the climb. When you reach the summit of Yala peak, you will be stunned by the panoramic views of Shishapangma, Dorje Lakpa, Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, Langtang Lirung and many other Tibetan mountains. After the summit you will return to Kyanjin Gompa for overnight stay at lodge.

Day 08: 6 -7 hours walk to Lama Hotel (2470m) from Kyanjin.

After breakfast we take a route back to Lama Hotel following the same trail that we had retraced before climbing to Langsisa Ri Peak. We stop briefly for lunch on the way and thereafter continue our walk down to Lama Hotel.

Day 09: 6 Hours walk to Syabrubesi (1462 m)

In this day, you keep walking through the forests trail until reaching Pairo which takes about 3 hours. You have lunch break here. After lunch you skip the trail to Syabrubesi. You keep walking the trail following Langtang Khola until reaching Syabrubesi. You can celebrate for making successful of Langtang trek with Yala Peak climbing with Wilderness Excursion. 

Day 10: Drive to Kathmandu (1300m).

We drive back to Kathmandu through the endless terraces of lowland Nepal, the 7 hour drive get back us to the buzz and bustle of Kathmandu. Overnight in Kathmandu

• Breakfast & Lunch
• Not included

What's Included

• An experienced Langtang trekking guide.
• One sharing porter between two trekkers to carry main pack
• Public bus transportation Kathmandu >Syabrubesi >Kathmandu
• Langtang National Park Permit.
• Meals: 9 Breakfast, 10 Lunches and 9 Dinner during the trek
• Necessary camping equipment for base camp stay.
• A professional climbing Sherpa Guide for climbing Yala Peak.
• Wages, Insurance, Accommodation, Meals of your support staffs.
• Climbing Sherpa equipment allowances and insurance
• High altitude porter’s clothing and equipment
• All local tax, vat and service charges.

What's Excluded

• Transfers, meals and accommodation in Kathmandu
• Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
• International airfare, Nepal Entry Visa fee.
• Monuments entry fee in Kathmandu
• Single supplement for hotel accommodation
• Travel / medical insurance and emergency evacuation costs.
• Personal climbing equipment and expenses.
• Tips for your support staffs.

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Yala Peak Trek

Description

Yala Peak Trek is a remarkable trip to the Langtang region which explores the trails close to the Nepal-Tibet border. The trip goes through the Langtang National Park and explores its remarkable biodiversity as well. Similarly, the trip offers sublime sights of the Himalayas like Langtang Lirung (7227m) , Ganesh Himal (7224m) , and Jugal Himal (6070m) . The Tamang and Tibetan villages in the Langtang Valley offer an authentic lifestyle for the locals living there.

Yala Peak Trek Cost Inclusion & Exclusion:

• Airport pick-up on arrival and transfer to your hotel
• Welcome dinner with a Nepali cultural program and a farewell dinner.
• Accommodation in a 3-star level hotel in Kathmandu for three nights including breakfast
• Kathmandu-Syafrubesi and Dhunche-Kathmandu bus fare
• Teahouse lodge accommodations during the trek
• All three meals of the day during the trek
• Government certified experienced, fluent English speaker, first aid and eco-trained expedition guide.
• Guide’s expenses 
• Porter’s expenses (one porter for every two persons)
• All Necessary Climbing Permit Charge
• All trekking fees and permit fees as applicable
• All Government and Local taxes as applicable
• Down jacket and a sleeping bag for the trek (upon request) and should be returned after the trek
• One duffle bag (upon request) and a T-shirt as a souvenir 
• Trekking map and trekking completion certificate
• Group medical kit box with necessary medicines
• The arrangement of Emergency helicopter evacuation service which will be covered by your travel insurance plan
• Final departure transfer

Cost Excludes

• International flight to Kathmandu and a return ticket from Nepal.
• Your meal at Kathmandu besides welcome dinner, farewell dinner, and breakfast
• The entire cost of beverages (except hot drinks mentioned in the inclusion list), mineral water and beer, etc. while on the treks
• Travel insurance (must include Helicopter evacuation)
• Tipping to the guide, porter, and all climbing crew
• Climbing equipment of personal nature
• Items not included in the inclusion list come under your expenses

Yala Peak Itinerary:

• Day 01: Kathmandu Arrival [1300m]
• Day 02: Kathmandu: Sightseeing and Trek Preparation [1300m]
• Day 03: Drive to Syabrubensi [1420m] 7/8 Hour Drive
• Day 04: Trek from Syabrubensi to Lama Hotel (2340m) – 5/6 hour
• Day 05: Trek from Lama Hotel to Mundu (3543m) - 6/7 hour
• Day 06: Trek from Mundu to Kyanjin Gompa (3,870m) - 4/5 hour
• Day 07: Explore Tserko Ri (4984m) 8/10 hour
• Day 08: Trek from Kyanjin Gompa to Yala Peak Base Camp (4600 m) Stay at a Tented camp
• Day 09: Summit the Yala peak and trek back to Kyanjin Gompa
• Day 10: Trek from Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel (2340m) – 5/6 hour
• Day 11: Trek from Lama Hotel to Thulo Syabru Village (1,900m) - 5/6 hour
• Day 12: Trek from Thulo Syabru Village to Shin Gompa (3330m) - 4/5 hour
• Day 13: Trek from Shin Gompa to Gosainkunda Lake (4380m), 4/5 hour
• Day 14: Trek from Gosainkunda to Dhunche (2030m) - 7/8-hour walk
• Day 15: Drive back to Kathmandu (1400m) - 7/8 hour
• Day 16: Departure from Kathmandu (1400m)

Before you start the official trip to the Yala Peak Trek (5500m), you take a tour around the Kathmandu Valley and visit the world heritage sites. Beginning the trip, you head to Syabrubensi on a bus passing the Trishuli River valley. The next day, you start your official trek towards Lama Hotel through the rhododendron forests and the Langtang River. You head to Mundu via Langtang Village and then head to Kyanjin Gompa the following day.

You trek to Tserko Ri (4984m) from Kyanjin to get panoramic views of the Himalayas and then return to Kyanjin.

Further, you trek to Yala Base Camp and train to climb and use various climbing tools. Finally, on the 7th day of the trip, you climb the summit of Yala Peak (5500m). The trail is moderately difficult but any physically fit person can get to the summit of the peak. After you complete the climb, you return to the base camp and head to Kyanjin Gompa. The next day, you retrace your way back to Lama Hotel via Mundu and Langtang village.

The trail bends towards Gosainkunda from Lama Hotel. You head to Thulo Syabru from Lama Hotel and the views of the Himalayas start to fade. Next day to Shin Gompa from Thulo Syabru and further trek to Gosainkunda. Explore the place and then head back to Dhunche the next day. Lastly, you drive to Kathmandu from Dhunche. Spring and autumn are the best seasons for this trek as the views are clear and the chances of rain are less. Also, the climate and weather are suitable for the trip during these seasons.

At Nepal Peak Adventure, we help you in every step of this trek. We provide you with better transportation and accommodation facilities during the trip. Also, we have various other trips and offers across the country.

Check our "6 Things to Know Before Trekking in 2023"   before doing any trek in Nepal.

Yala Peak Trek FAQ:

What is the return policy for Yala Peak Trek?

There is indeed a cancellation policy that you should be aware of before booking with us. If any trips cancel after any certain payment has been made then the following cancellation policy would be applied

i) More than 90 days 80% of total holiday cost (only 20% advance deposit is nonrefundable) ii) More than 60 days 50% of the total holiday cost is refundable iii) For More than 30 days 40% of the total holiday cost is refundable iv) More than 15 days 20% of total holiday cost refundable v) No refund prior to 15 days of the trip starting date

We recommend clients pay 20-25% for the booking process online and then full payment after the meeting by cash. This is the best option and safe.

Where do I get the Insurance for Yala Peak Trek?

Travel Insurance is most important before leaving for the trek, such as Yala Peak. Travel insurance companies like World Nomads issue trekking insurance which can cover up to 6,000m altitude. You can find other travel insurance companies in your area too. Just remember that Nepal doesn't issue trekking insurance.

• Climb to the summit of Yala Peak (5500m)
• Scale Tserko Ri (4984m) and view the stunning panorama of Langtang, Ganesh Himal, and Jugal Himal ranges
• Visit Gosainkunda, the holy lake of Hindus
• Explore Kyanjin Gompa, Shin Gompa, and many other Sherpa and Tibetan heritages

You land in Kathmandu at Tribhuvan International Airport and our representatives will welcome you at the arrival gate. You’ll be transferred to our hotel where you will meet the guides and company staff. You get some information from the guide about the trip and you can prepare for the Kathmandu valley sightseeing the next day. Night stay in Kathmandu.

Today, you’ll visit the world heritage sites and the Newar communities in Kathmandu Valley. Swayambhunath, Boudhanath, Pashupatinath, and durbar squares are some of the most popular destinations you will visit. You can observe the Newar culture, lifestyle, and also try different Newar cuisines. You can visit the market areas during the tour and prepare for the trip. Night stay in Kathmandu.

You start your journey towards the Yala peak with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubensi. You’ll leave the hotel after an early breakfast and head North from Kathmandu. The drive goes through Dhunche village which takes you to the Trishuli River valley. You can relish the views of rivers, green hills, and Ganesh Himal ranges too. Along the Trishuli River, you head past Betrawati and descend to Syabrubensi. Night stay in Syabrubensi.

Your trek begins from Syabrubensi as you follow the Bhote Koshi River flowing down from Tibet. You cross the river and then follow the Langtang River. You walk on the stone-paved trail then cross a suspension bridge. After you cross the bridge, the trail ascends gradually to Bamboo village. The trail ascends slowly to Rimche and you enter Lama Hotel for stay. Night stay in Lama Hotel.

On the third day of the trek, you will be heading to Mundu village and explore the Langtang village. The trail ascends gradually from Lama Hotel and the altitude raise needs to be considered as some may feel altitude sickness. You pass many villages on the way to Mundu that are Gumanechok, Ghodatabela, Thangshyap, Chyamki, and finally Langtang village. The trek is accompanied by the panoramic views of the Himalayas like Ganesh Himal (7422m), Langtang Lirung (7227m), and Dorje Lakpa (6966m). After you explore Langtang village, you head to Mundu crossing a stream. Night stay in Mundu.

The trek starts after a nice breakfast crossing the beautiful Mani walls. The ascent is gradual and you cross many wooden bridges over small streams. This day’s trek is comparatively short and easy. You can enjoy the views of Langtang Lirung and Kinshung ranges from the Kyanjin village. You can visit the ancient Kyanjin Gompa in Kyanjin. Night stay in Kyanjin village.

You explore Tserko Ri on the fifth day of the trek which also serves as an acclimatization trek. Your trek starts through a flat path but as you ascend towards the top, it gets steeper which is the hard part of this trek. You get nice 360 panoramic views of Langtang Lirung (7227m), Ganesh Himal (7422m), Naya Khang (5844m), Dorje Lakpa (6966m), and Shishapangma ranges. After you return to Kyanjin village, you can explore the Tamang village and enjoy the hospitality of the locals. Night stay in Kyanjin.

You take another adventurous trail towards Yala Peak by trekking to Yala Peak Base Camp. You walk through the rocky glacial trail to Yala Base Camp. From the Base Camp, you get nice views of Naya Khang (5844m), Tserko Ri (4984m), Ganchenpo, and Yala Peak ranges. A short training session will be conducted in the Base Camp and the guides will teach you the ways of using the climbing tools and equipment. Night stay in Yala Peak Base Camp.

Finally, you head to the summit of the Yala Peak (5500m) on this day. You start early in the morning and follow the guide’s lead. You reach the summit in around 4 hours and relish the views of Shishapangma, Dorje Lakpa, Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, and Langtang ranges. You return to Base Camp after spending a short time at the summit. Then, you retrace your way back to Kyanjin Gompa and rest. Night stay in Kyanjin Gompa.

As you start your return, you leave Kyanjin Gompa and head towards Lama Hotel. You follow the same trail you ascended crossing the wooden bridges over streams. You pass Mundu village and Langtang village where you can rest for a while. As you start descending, your knees may feel weak and it gets a bit hard to descend. But you get a lot of air as you head down to Lama Hotel. Night stay in Lama Hotel.

After breakfast, you descend towards Thulo Syabru village. First, you take a short descend to Briddhim village. The trail further descends towards the junction of the Langtang River and Bhote Koshi River. The trail goes through bamboo and rhododendron forests where you get to witness wild animals and birds. You take a steep climb from the confluence and get to Thulo Syabru village. Night stay in Thulo Syabru.

You start ascending once again and trek through dense rhododendron and pine forests to reach Shin Gompa. The trail is mostly uphill passing through Dursagang and Phorpang Danda. You can also enjoy the views of Langtang, Ganesh Himal, and Tibetan mountain ranges. Similarly, you can also explore the forested landscapes and visit the local cheese factory as you get to Shin Gompa. Night stay in Shin Gompa.

Next, you head to Gosainkunda Lake from Shin Gompa. You head to Lauribinayak Pass (4610m) at first from where you get nice panoramic views of Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, Manaslu and Annapurna ranges in distant. Then, you descend to the first lake of Gosainkunda, Saraswati Kunda. Further, you head to Bhairav Kunda and other lakes to the main lake of Gosainkunda. Many Hindu pilgrims visit the lake on the full moon day in August. Night stay in Gosainkunda.

You retrace your way back to Shin Gompa and then head to Dhunche. You descend to Dhimsa that takes you to Deurali after half an hour of walk. The trail heads further downhill and goes through forests. En route to Dhunche, you walk along the riverside through the jungle and go through several villages. Finally, you reach Dhunche and bring the trip to a close. Night stay in Dhunche.

After breakfast, you leave Dhunche and drive back towards Kathmandu. After the tiring trek, the bus ride also feels tiring and as you reach Kathmandu, you’ll be transferred to our hotel where you can rest. Night stay in Kathmandu.

u’ll drive to Tribhuvan International Airport and our representative will be there to drop you. You’ll leave 3 hours before the scheduled time. If you have an interest in taking a tour or booking another trek, you can stay in Kathmandu.

Things to do upon your Arrival at Kathmandu before your trek:

Upon your arrival at Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport, a representative from our company will be there to extend a warm welcome to you. You will then be swiftly transferred to the hotel in a private vehicle. Upon reaching the hotel, you can check in and take some time to relax. At the scheduled time, our company owner, Hom Rana, will personally greet you for the trip briefing on the Everest Base Camp Trek, providing comprehensive details.

During this briefing, we will carefully go through your packing list to ensure you have everything you need. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to meet your trek guide and receive essential items such as the company duffel bag, t-shirt, cap, and trekking map.

In the evening, we cordially invite you to join us for a welcome dinner hosted by the company. Following this, the next day you will embark on a flight to Lukla to commence your trekking adventure.

Lukla Flight Information (Kathmandu & Ramechhap):

We would like to update you on important changes regarding Lukla flights during peak trek seasons (March, April, May, October, and November). Due to increased air traffic in these months, Lukla flights will be operated from Manthali airport in Ramechhap instead of Kathmandu. However, during non-peak seasons (January, February, June, July, August, September, and December), Lukla flights will continue to operate from Kathmandu.

If you are catching a Lukla flight from Ramechhap, please be advised that you need to depart from Kathmandu early in the morning, around 1:30 to 2:00 AM. The journey from Kathmandu to Ramechhap takes approximately 4-5 hours. Your guide will arrive at your hotel at the specified time to pick you up and drive you to Ramechhap.

It’s important to note that Lukla flights may face disruptions due to factors such as bad weather, airline technical problems, and other unforeseen circumstances. Therefore, we recommend planning for an additional 2-3 days as a contingency to accommodate potential delays.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in adapting to these changes for a smoother and more enjoyable trekking experience.

Tea House Meals During EBC Trek:

Nepal Peak Adventure consistently provides our clients with top-notch lodging and dining options. Our Everest Base Camp package includes three full-board meals: breakfast, lunch, and dinner, complemented by tea or coffee at each meal. Throughout the trek, you can choose your meals from the teahouse menu, which offers a variety of local and international dishes, ensuring you maintain energy levels with nourishing meals.

You have the flexibility to opt for Nepali, Western, or Indian cuisines during the entire trek, and the cost of food is covered in the package, allowing you to relish your preferred meals. We highly recommend trying Dal and Bhaat, a typical Nepali dish. For day hikes, it’s beneficial to carry energy bars or dried fruits and stay well-hydrated.

For health reasons, we strongly advise against consuming non-vegetarian items throughout the trek.

Typical Day during EBC trek:

Your trek officially begins upon your arrival in Lukla. Each day, a typical routine commences with a substantial breakfast served between 6:30 to 7:30 AM. After breakfast, you set out on your trek, progressing toward the planned destinations. Before starting the trek, it is advisable to pack all the essentials for the day hike in your backpack, while your duffel bags will be carried by the porter at their own pace.

Throughout the journey, you will make regular stops for short breaks to hydrate, have snacks, or capture photos. Typically, after three to four hours of trekking, a lunch break is scheduled along the route.

Upon reaching the designated overnight stay, you have the opportunity to relax or explore the surrounding area. In the evening, around 6 to 7 PM, dinner will be served. Following dinner, you can engage in conversation with your guide, who will also brief you about the plan for the next day. Subsequently, you can choose to retire to bed or spend your time playing cards, reading books, or simply relaxing at your own pace.

About Wifi, Charging, and Electricity Facility in Tea Houses:

Upon your airport arrival, it is recommended to acquire a Nepali SIM card (with Ncell being a suggested choice) for the duration of your entire trek. You can opt for a tourist data pack that remains accessible for most of the trek, covering locations like Lukla, Namche, Phakding, and Gorakshep. While teahouses generally offer WiFi facilities, there are additional charges ranging from approximately 300-500 per device. Hence, having a data pack proves beneficial in these regions.

In Tyangboche or Deboche, Dingboche, and Lobuche, you can obtain a WiFi card from Airlink. They offer an unlimited internet package at the cost of NRS 700 for 24 hours and NRS 1200 for 48 hours. This Airlink WiFi is accessible in almost all teahouses along the way but can only be logged in on one device.

For charging, an extra fee is required, depending on the devices and duration. Free charging is available until Namche, where there is an electricity supply. However, after Namche, particularly from Dingboche onward, all teahouses rely on solar energy, and charging your devices is not free. The pricing for charging varies from place to place. Note that charging may be slow and challenging at times due to low solar energy.

Best season for Everest Bsae Camp trek 14 Days:

The key ingredient for a successful Everest Base Camp trek is timing it right. The optimal seasons for trekking are spring (March to May) and autumn (November to December). However, it’s worth noting that during these peak seasons, the trail tends to be crowded with fellow trekkers. If you prefer a less crowded experience, choosing the shoulder times such as post-monsoon and pre-winter is an option, and Nepal Peak Adventure can seamlessly arrange it for you.

Preparation for trekking in Nepal is a crucial aspect, and when it comes to packing gear, careful selection of the right materials is essential. A well-thought-out preparation and packing strategy contribute significantly to the success of the trek.

We conduct a thorough packing list check during the briefing session in Kathmandu and provide you with a company duffel bag. It’s important to note that there is a weight limit of 20 kg for luggage carried by our porter, with one porter assigned for two trekkers. Therefore, each trekker’s luggage weight should not exceed 10 kg. We kindly request you to pack accordingly.

From headwear to footwear, here is the list of gear you will need to complete the trekking in Nepal properly.

Basic Gears and Equipment:

• Duffle Bag (Company will provide you with a 50-70 liters duffle bag)
• Day Pack (35-45 liters recommended) with rain cover
• Trekking Poles (1 pair)
• Four-season sleeping bag (can be rented at Thamel)
• Sleeping bag liner (optional)

Personal First Aid Kit and Medications:

• Our guides will carry a first aid kit provided by the company. However, you can have your own with the consultation of your doctor.
• Water bottle / Water bladder
• Beanie (1 Nos)
• Sun hat or Cap (we provide a free company cap) (1 Nos)
• Polarized Sunglass (1 Nos)
• Buff/Neck Gaiter (1 Nos)
• Headlight (1 Nos)
• Insulating layers/thermal wear (2 pairs)
• T-shirt (2 pairs)
• Full sleeve t-shirt (thin and thick) (1 each)
• Waterproof and windproof outer layers (1 Nos)
• Fleece jacket (1 Nos)
• Down jacket (Company provides)

Lower Body:

• Hiking Pants (2 pairs)
• Comfortable pants for the teahouses (1 Nos)
• Hiking shorts (optional)
• Waterproof and windproof pant (optional)

Hand Wears:

• Fabric liner gloves (1 pair)
• Hard-shell outer glove (1 pair)

Feet Wears:

• Fabric warm socks (2/3 pairs)
• Hiking socks (2/3 pairs)
• Trekking boot high ankle with a good grip recommended (1 pair)
• Casual shoes for the teahouses
• Gaiters (optional)

Personal Utilities:

• Undergarments (according to your needs)
• Pajamas or sleeping clothes (optional)
• Sunscreen cream
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Snacks (chocolates, dry fruits, energy bars, etc.)
• Playing cards
• Power banks

Documentation:

• Valid passport and necessary permits
• Extra passport-sized photos
• Travel insurance details
• Emergency contact information
• Money (local currency and small denominations)

Note: Most of the gear can be rented in Thamel, Nepal, so you don’t need to carry heavy luggage. Also, some of the gear will be provided to you by Nepal Peak Adventure.

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Yala Peak Climbing: 5732 m/ 18790 ft

• Trip Code: N-PT-17
• Destination: Nepal
• Season: From Oct to Nov & April to May
• Max Altitude: 5732m/ 18,790ft
• Trip Starts/Ends: Kathmandu/Kathmandu
• Transportation: Private Car/Jeep/ Coach
• Trip Grade: Moderate
• Trip Overview

Yala peak climbing is moderately easy peak expedition in Nepal. The Yala Peak (5732m/ 18,790ft) is positioned in Langtang; one of the popular trekking destinations lies in the center of Nepal Himalayan zone.

To climb Yala Peak it does not need any previous mountaineering experience. Any person who has a good level of physical fitness can ascend it. Therefore, the people who are new in climbing Himalayan Peak this peak for them might be one of the best options.

By climbing Yala Peak, they can learn the good techniques of mountain submit and also proper use of climbing instruments like ice ax, crampons, harness, ropes etc. For Yala Peak Climbing it does require to obtain the climbing permit from Nepal Government.

The perfect season of Yala Peak climbing is spring (April and May) and autumn (September, October, and November). However, this peak can also be submitted in the winter.

The Yala Peak summit grants the superb views of Shisapangma, Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, Dorje Lakpa, Naya Kanga, Gangchempo and other smaller mountains. Mount Shisapangma is fourteen highest mountains in the World. This mountain scaled 8013 m in height is considered as the most sacred mountain by Tibetan people.

Yala Peak Climbing Tour begins by the drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi. From Syabrubeshi after a couple of days trekking, you enter to Langtang Valley. During trekking you will pass by forest contained several bamboos, rhododendron and pine trees. After the visit of Langtang village, you will reach Kyanjin Gompa(3800m). It is a beautiful alpine grassland area just beneath of Langtang Lirung (7246 m).

In Kyanjin Gompa you stay one more day for acclimatization with an exploration of Langshisa glacier. Then you trek up and establish High camp at 4800m. From High Camp, you start to climb to Yala Peak. The route of climbing is around 732m of elevation gain with nontechnical scrambles and virtually no hazard.

After summiting of Yala Peak you trek back to Syabrubesi following Kathmandu by the drive.

Yala Peak Climbing Trip Note:

Yala Peak Climbing is the 14-day trip. It can be customized making it long connecting other trek routes of Langtang Region. About cost Excellent Himalaya Trek always offer the best and competitive price for Yala Peak Climbing. The package price of Yala Peak Climbing will be different according to your group size (the number of persons you travel together). For the price, you simply send us an inquiry with your group size. We get back to you with the price within 24 hours.

Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu International airport.

Upon arrival in Kathmandu airport, you will be met by our Tour officer. He will escort you to the hotel. O/n at Hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 2: Half day sightseeing tour of World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu.

Four hours guided sightseeing tour of Swoyambhunath Temple and Kathmandu Durbar Square/ Trip briefing at the hotel/ Preparation for climbing. O/n at Hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 3: Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (1467m/4813ft).

Syabrubesi is 145 km north west of Kathmandu. Driving 6:30 hrs. O/n at Mountain Lodge in Syabrubesi.

Day 4: Trekking from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel (2410m/7907ft).

Walking 6 hrs. O/n at Mountain  Lodge in Lama Hotel.

Day 5: Trekking from Lama Hotel to Langtang (3430m/11250ft).

Walking 5 hrs. O/n at Mountain Lodge in Langtang.

Day 6: Trekking from Lantang to Kyanjin Gompa (3830m/12563ft).

Walking 6 hrs. O/n at Mountain Lodge in Kyanjin Gompa.

Day 7: Rest day at Kyanjin Gompa for acclimatization.

Excursion to Langtang Lirung glaciers, ascend to Kyangjin Ri (4350m/14272ft) and visit Buddhist monastery and cheese factory. O/n at Mountain Lodge in Kyanjin Gompa.

Day 8: Trekking from Kyanjin Gumba to Yala Peak Base Camp (4300m/14104ft).

Walking 5 hrs. O/n at Camping in Yala Peak Base Camp.

Day 9: Climb to Yala Peak (5732m/ 18,790ft) and back down to Yala Peak Base Camp.

Walking 12 hrs. O/n at Camping in Yala Peak Base Camp.

Day 10: Trekking from Yala Base Camp to Kyanjin Gompa (3830m/12566ft).

Walking 4 hrs. O/n at Mountain Lodge in Kyanjin Gompa.

Day 11: Trekking from Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel (2410m/7907ft).

Walking 5 hrs.  O/n at Mountain Lodge in Lama Hotel.

Day 12: Trekking from Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi (1503m/4931ft).

Walking 5 hrs. O/n at Mountain Lodge in Syabrubesi.

Day 13: Drive from Syabrubesi to Kathmandu.

Driving 6:30 hrs. In Kathmandu, you can do last minute shopping in Thamel, the tourist market of Kathmandu. Evening farewell dinner with Nepali Cultural shows at an authentic restaurant in Kathmandu. O/n at Hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 14: Departure to home country.

Our tour officer will drop you at Kathmandu International airport and see you off. End of Service. Or You may take optional side tours.

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• 3* Hotel in Kathmandu.
• Tea House Lodge during the trek.
• Breakfast in Kathmandu.
• Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
• Start with exploring the wonderful Kathmandu valley. 
• Take a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi and back through the local villages and green hills. 
• Explore the famous Langtang village and witness the local cultures and the living style. 
• Hike to Kyanjin Gompa for the best views of the Langtang mountain range. 
• Visit the famous Kyanjin Gompa monastery.
• Climb Yala Peak and create a lifelong memory.
• Create a lifetime experience with Adventure A One Trek.

Yala Peak Climbing

Yala Peak Climbing or Langtang Valley Trek is a combined trek and climb inside the famous Langtang Region. Located at an elevation of 5732 meters above sea level, the Yala Peak is a less technical climbing/trekking peak in Nepal. The peak can be climbed by a person without any previous climbing experience. Combined with Langtang Valley, the journey also includes visiting the famous Langtang Valley as well. 

The exciting journey to the Yala Peak starts with a short drive to Syabrubesi from Kathmandu . From there passing Lama Hotel with the greater landscapes, dense rhododendrons, and bamboo forest with cascading waterfalls, it then reaches Langtang village. Lantang is an interesting village inhabited by the Tamang people. Tamang is one of many tribes of Nepal, living in the higher hilly region of Nepal , and has a unique culture, tradition, custom, and language. 

The route from Langtang moves further to Kyanjin Gompa which is a nice place with good views of mountains and a Buddhist monastery. A side hike from Kyanjin Gompa to Kyanjin Ri offers fascinating views of Langtang Himal, Ganesh Himal (7,405 m), Langtang Lirung (7,234 m), GhenguLiru (Langtang II 6,571m), Kimshun (6,745 m) and Shalbachum(6,918m), Chimsedang, Naya-Kanga or Ganja Chuli (5,846m), Gangchempo and more. 

Then after the trip directs towards Yala base camp and then eventually to the top of exciting Yala Peak. The Yala Peak top offers superb views of the mountains again. After completing the fascinating adventure of Yala Peak climbing, it will then redirect back to Kathmandu to end the trip. 

Like other trips in Nepal, Yala Peak Climbing and Langtang Valley Trek is also a seasonal adventure. The best time to trip is spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). However, trekking in the months of winter (December to February) and monsoon (June to August) is not recommended. 

Important Note

Yala peak Climbing itinerary can be Customized to your Needs.

Trip Itinerary

Day 1: arrival in kathmandu( 1,350 m / 4,430 ft) and transfer to hotel..

Upon your arrival at Kathmandu International Airport, you will be welcomed by our representative. You will be then transferred to the hotel. Later, you can take a good rest or walk around the local market in your free time. 

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Day 2: Drive to Syabrubesi(1,470 m/4822ft.) via Trisuli(6/7 hours’ drive).

The starting day of the wonderful Langtang Valley trek. Today you will be driving to Syabrubesi via Trishuli Bazar and Dhunche. The drive is through the green hills and local villages via the Trishuli river bank. Whereas, occasional mountain views are expected on the clear days. You will be spending your night at a local hotel in Syabrubesi.

Day 3: Trek to Lama Hotel (2,350m/7,708 ft./ 5/6 hours trek).

The trek officially starts from today. The route from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel is a gradual climb through the terraced farm fields and the villages. Trekking through the rhododendron and oaks forest is an exciting walk. At the Lama Hotel, you will be spending your night at a local teahouse.

Day 4: Trek to Langtang village (3,500m/11,480 ft./ 5/6 hours trek).

Take a good breakfast in the hotel before the trek resumes. The route to Langtang village from Lama Hotel is an easy walk. Passing Ghoretabela, then to the pine and rhododendron forest, you will be slowly getting towards the higher elevation. Upon arriving at Langtang village, you can explore around the beautiful village. You will be spending your night at a local lodge.

Day 5: Trek to Kyanjin Gompa (3,749 m/12229ft./ 4/5 hours trek).

The route to Kyanjin Gompa from Langtang village is a gradual uphill. The route has a wonderfully crafted “Mani Prayer Wall” and remember to walk clockwise to respect the Buddhist religion. Furthermore, getting closer to Kyanjin Gompa, the greater views of the mountains open up.

Kyanjin Gompa is a mountain viewpoint with an amazing view of Langtang Lirung and other mountains. You can also explore the Buddhist monastery here.  You will be spending your night at a lodge. 

Day 6: Side hike to Kyanjin Ri (4700m./15419ft./ 2/3 hours hike) and exploration.

The day is dedicated to exploring around and a side hiking trip to Kyanjin Ri. Kyanjin Ri – the mountain viewpoint offers greater views of mountains including Langtang Himal, Ganesh Himal (7,405 m), Langtang Lirung (7,234 m),  GhenguLiru (Langtang II  6,571m), Kimshun (6,745 m) and Shalbachum(6,918m), Chimsedang, Naya-Kanga or GanjaChuli (5,846m), Gangchempo, Tilman's beautiful Fluted Peak, Jugal Himal and ending to eastern horizon at Dorje Lakpa (6,980m). After collecting the good views of the mountains, you will be retracing back to Kyanjin Gompa for the night. 

Day 7: Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp (4,400 m / 14,435 ft/6/7 hours trek).

Following the rocky glacier portion with the steep icy trail, you will be trekking to Yala base camp today. Located at an elevation of 4400 meters, the base camp offers greater views of Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Yala Peak, and more mountains. Upon arriving, you will be setting up the camp for the night. You will be staying overnight at a tented camp.

Day 8: Climb to Yala Summit (5,732 m / 18,806 ft/7/8 hours) and trek back to base camp.

The big day is here as you will be climbing the Yala Peak today. Following the steep uphill to the summit from base camp. The route to the top is a less technical one and can get to the top with less effort. Upon reaching the top you will be rewarded with the greater views of Shishapangma, Dorje Lakpa, Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, Langtang Lirungand more. You will be then retracing back to the base camp for the overnight. You will be staying overnight at the tented camp. 

Day 9: Return to KyanjinGompa ((3,749 m/12229ft./5/6 hours trek).

After the wonderful adventure to the top of the Yala Peak, today you will be retracing back to Kyanjin Gompa for the night. 

Day 10: Trek back to Lama Hotel (2,350m/ 7,708 ft 5/6 hours trek).

You will be resuming your trek after a good breakfast. You will be following the same route back to Lama Hotel for the night. You will be spending your night at a local lodge. 

Day 11: Trek back to Syabrubesi (5/6 hours trek).

The final day of the trek. Taking the downhill route, you will be retracing back to Syabrubesi where you will be spending your night. 

Day 12: Drive back to Kathmandu (6/7 hours’ drive) and transfer to the hotel.

After breakfast, you will be taking your ride back to Kathmandu. In Kathmandu, you can do some last-minute shopping near the hotel. 

Day 13: Final departure .

After an amazing week in Nepal, you will be transferred to Kathmandu airport to catch your return flight home. Our representative will be helping you to transfer to the airport, with the hope of seeing you again in Nepal.  “FERI BHETAULA”. 

• Airport pick up and drop off by a private vehicle 
• Accommodation in Kathmandu at a 3-star level hotel with breakfast on a twin/double sharing basis.
• All the ground transportation is as per the itinerary. 
• Private vehicle and experienced tour guide during Kathmandu Valley sightseeing.
• All the permits needed for the trek including the special permit needed for the trip.
• Transportation (Kathmandu-Syabrubesi and Jhupal-Syabrubesi-Kathmandu) by local bus/Jeep
• An experienced English-speaking guide and his all expenses during the trek.
• Porter(s) and all the expenses during the trekking including the insurance. 
• All the meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) including complimentary tea/coffee during the trekking. 
• Cook, kitchen staff, and other support staff during camping
• Camping gear (sleeping tents, dining tents, kitchen tents, toilet tents, etc.)
• Teahouse accommodation during the trekking on the best lodge available.
• Trekking route maps and sleeping bags (need to be returned after the trip completion)
• First aid kit carried by the guide with all basic medicines and devices. 
• Emergency Rescue assistance arrangements if needed.
• All the government taxes and company service charges. 

Doesn't Include

• International airfare, Travel Insurance, Nepal Visa fees, Food in Kathmandu
• Personal expenses (Wifi, bar bills, laundry, gadget charging, etc.) during the trekking. 
• Anything is not included in the inclusion list. 
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Trip Overview:

Yala Peak  is a mountain in the  Langtang  area in  Nepal . It is considered a  trekking peak  and is a relatively simple, non-technical climb. The summit is renowned for being an excellent vantage point from which  Shishapangma   (8013m), the highest mountain wholly in Tibet, and the lowest of the 14  eight-thousanders , can be seen.

Activities: Trekking and Hiking

Meals: breakfast in kathmandu and all meals during the trek, transportation: vehicles, outline itinerary.

Arrive in Kathmandu

Day 1 Day 2

Rest day in Kathmandu

Day 2 Day 3

Kathmandu to Sepru besi 1,450m by drive

Day 3 Day 4

Sepru besi to Lama Hotel 2,480m

Day 4 Day 5

Lama Hotel to Langtang 3,541m

Day 5 Day 6

Langtang to Kenje Gumba 3,900m

Day 6 Day 7

Rest day in Kenje Gumba

Day 7 Day 8

Kenje to Yala base camp 4,800m

Day 8 Day 9

Summit Yala peak 5732m , back to base camp

Day 9 Day 10

Base camp to Kenje Gumpa

Day 10 Day 11

Kenje to Lama Hotel

Day 11 Day 12

Lama Hotel to Sepru besi

Day 12 Day 13

Sepru besi to Kathmandu by drive

Day 13 Day 14

Rest day Kathmandu

Day 14 Day 15

• Private trek or group option

We can organise this trek on a private basis for groups of friends, families, clubs, charities or any other group. Depending on your previous trekking experience, you may want a Climb High leader or have no ‘leader’ but sill use the help of one of our guides and/or porters. Costs for this option are available on demand but are often not a huge amount greater than joining one of our ‘fixed departures’. Please contact us with your referred dates and itinerary and we’ll give you a quote.

• Additional Information

If you wish to discuss any aspect of the trek or your suitability for it, please contact us by telephone:

00 (977) 1-470-1398

Alternatively, you can contact us by email at: [email protected]

To book a place on this trek, please complete the booking enquiry on our ‘Reservations’ page.

As we are a Nepali company, you will need to send your deposit by bank transfer to our bank account in Kathmandu. This is a completely safe process and may be done at any UK, European, Aus/NZ or US bank in a few minutes. Some banking websites even allow this to be done online.

Details will be sent to you once you have decided to proceed with your booking.

Trekkers need to provide their own personal clothing and equipment. It is recommended that you use tried and tested kit on the trip rather than relying on brand new kit you’re not sure of.

A complete kit list is to be found on this website.

• Porter Protection

Climb High is a local Nepali company and as such we treat our own people with the respect and good conditions you would expect. Many team members are from our own families and you can be assured that the treatment they receive is second to none. All insurances and porter conditions are met, and more.

• Why use Climb High?
• Our acclimatisation schedule and trip organisation is designed to give everyone in the team the best chance of reaching base camp in great condition and feeling healthy.
• This trek is accommodated in lodges with traditional Nepali hospitality.
• Treks are led by highly experienced leaders plus Sherpas and porters.
• Porter welfare is paramount to us – we are a local company and want to ensure that we take care of our own staff.
• We are a premium Nepali trekking operator, with impeccable local contacts – any changes in plan can be dealt with far more effectively using our experience and network of local contacts.
• We have our own modern offices in central Kathmandu in Mandala Street – Thamel’s premium street

IMPORTANT NOTE: Every effort will be made to keep to the above itinerary, but as this is adventure travel in a remote mountain region, please take the itinerary as a statement of intent rather than an absolute. Travel in Nepal can be dangerous, delayed and highly changeable. Weather conditions, availability of porters and the health of team members can all contribute to changes. The guides and their Sherpa assistants will try to ensure that the trip runs according to plan, but please be prepared to be flexible if necessary.

US$ 2390 per person

• Services Includes:
• Transportation Kathmandu | Sepru besi |Kathmandu,
• All meals and accommodations during the trek and climb,
• Camping equipments (two- men tent, kitchen tent, dining tent, toilet tent, mattress, kitchen equipments)
• Trekking cum climbing guide, porters, cook, kitchen boys and yaks,
• Insurance for climbing guide, camping staff and porters,
• National Park fees,
• Climbing permit for Yala peak,
• Trekking permit (TIMS),
• Climbing rope and fixed static rope (200m), carabineers, snow bars and ice screws,
• Climbing gears,
• Airport |hotel transfer,
• Wages and equipment allowances for climbing guide and staffs,
• Equipments for staffs and porter,
• Climb High duffle bag,
• Rescue arrangements,
• First-aid kit,
• 4 nights hotel in Kathmandu,
• Services Excludes:
• Insurance and it should cover helicopter evacuation in case of an emergency
• Sightseeing in Kathmandu,
• Meals in Kathmandu,
• Bottled mineral water,
• Beverages (hard and soft drinks),
• Personal trekking gear,
• Tips for guides and porters,
• other expenses in case of any natural disaster.

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• Trip Duration: 14 Nights 15 Days
• Region: Langtang
• Accommodation: Teahouses during the trek
• Trip Grade: Moderate
• Altitude: Maximum 5,732 m
• Dates: Spring & autumn

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• Altitude: Maximum 5,732m

Yala Peak Climb and Trek

Trip at glance, group size 2-15 persons, max elevation 5,732 meters, grade f (as per french / swiss alpine climbing classification system), destination nepal, transportation bus/jeep, accommodation hotel/guest house/camping, cost contact us, trip length 14 days, best month march to may & september to november, wifi available, region langtang region, trip mode tea house and camping, trekking style tea house and camping, trip overview.

‘adventure of short duration around scenic Langtang valley and climb of striking peaks Yala”

An adventure to Yala Peak trek & climb, a lesser mountain above 5,732 m / 18,806 ft where all types of interested people can join in this wonderful journey with scenic views all along the walks, a perfect peak for beginners in mountaineering as well for veteran climbers as practice before the big major expeditions.

Yala Peak Trek & Climb a perfect adventure of two weeks durations which leads you to fascinating and cultural villages of Tamang rural farm villages enriched with old Buddhism religion and impressive traditional life as it were thousands of years back.

Truly a scenic destination with an adventure into beautiful Langtang valley enclosed within mountains extends towards northern border of Tibet facing array of peaks within both side of the border with Mt. Shisapangma above 8,046 m worlds last 14th highest located in Tibet.

The climb of Yala Peak grade as F means Facial Easy taken from French and Swiss Alpine Climbing Classification System as used world-wide for this type of Alpine style climbing of a day adventure, the F grade which is of less technical effort and difficulty, but requires precaution and safety measures during the climb and descend with well equipped gears like ice-axe and crampons throughout the climb.

Yala Peak Trek and Climb starting from Kathmandu with a drive to Langtang region where walk leads into green forested areas and then into a scenic Langtang valley at Kyanjin, and continues towards end of the valley for the adventure on top Yala peak.

After an enjoyable and scenic climb and trek heading back to the road head at Syabrubesi village for the drive into hustle and bustle city life of Kathmandu with an adventure of a lifetime experience on Yala Peak Trek and Climb.

Trip at a Glance

Trip Mode: Hotel and Lodge (Tea-House) on treks.

Trekking Grade: Moderate with Ups and Downhill walks

Climbing Grade: F (as per French / Swiss Alpine Climbing Classification System)

Trekking Region: Around Central Himalaya North of Kathmandu.

People & Culture: Mostly Tamang ethnic tribes of Buddhism religion with interesting old tradition and colorful cultures. Lower areas mixed Hindu / Buddhist people of varied custom.

Highest Elevation: 5,732 m / 18,806 ft high on top Yala peak.

Trekking Duration: 11 Nights & 12 Days (Syabrubesi to Syabrubesi).

Walks and climb: From minimum 04 hrs to maximum 07 hrs.

Total Trip: 13 Nights & 14 Days (Kathmandu to Kathmandu)

Seasons: Nearly all seasons except monsoon times of July to August wet months. March to May flowering time on hills October to January with clear blue sky (cold morning and night time with chances of snow)

Highlights of Yala Peak Climb and Trek

• Adventure around beautiful Langtang valley and on top stunning Yala peak with glorious panorama
• Explore Tamang traditional villages of immense culture with age-old heritage of Buddhist religion
• Enchanting forest of rhododendron and bamboos where elusive, endangered Red Panda habitats
• Ever present views of Central Himalaya with Langtang-Jugal and Ganesh Himal on daily walks
• Around picturesque Langtang valley at Kyanjin Gompa enclosed within range of giant peaks”

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1 on arrival in kathmandu meet our staff for transfer to hotel.

On arrival at Kathmandu Tribhuwan International Airport received by our staff and guide with warm welcome and greetings and then transfer to your hotels in the heart of Kathmandu city. After checking into your rooms getting refreshed from Jet-Lag, a quiet environment after getting refreshed join at main hall or in lobby where our guide will provide briefing on treks-hotels with necessary information. Evening includes group dinner in a typical Nepali restaurant with folk culture program with various dances of Nepal while having your authentic Nepalese dinner with local entertainment.

Day 2 Drive to Syabrubesi 1,470 m North of Kathmandu via Dhunche town 1,950 - 06 hrs.

Starting marvelous trek to Langtang valley, heading North West from Kathmandu taking an exciting overland drive past many farm villages and towns within low warmer valley of Trisuli Bazaar, and then towards cooler areas to reach at Dhunche, headquarter and administrative town of Rasuwa district within Langtang Himal. From here entering into Langtang National Park, our journey continues downhill on zig-zag winding road to reach at Syabrubesi village in a nice local lodge for overnight halt.

Tea House/Camping

Day 3 trek to lama hotel 2,350 m - 06 hrs..

From Syabrubesi village, our first day walk begins on good path for short while, after crossing a bridge with slow climb up the ridge past farm terraces entering into cool lovely woodland to reach at Riverside place and then with more ups through deep forest of tall rhododendron-magnolia-oaks and pines with patch of bamboo groves to reach a open areas at Lama Hotel. A nice peaceful spot with number of lodges surrounded within green woodland and close to upper Trisuli River located in a gorge.

Tea House/Hotel

Day 4 trek to langtang village 3,310 m - 05 hrs.

After a pleasant overnight stop at Lama Hotel, morning walk leads following the river upstream within a deep gorge covered within green forest, where sometimes rare and endangered Red Panda and other wildlife often seen on walks. As walk continues reaching a small lovely spot at Ghoretabela (means a horse stable), a place with few Tea-Houses and lodges with small Nepalese army camp serving as Langtang National park wardens. Here with possible lunch break, afternoon walk into deep alpine woods with gradual climb to reach at Langtang village for overnight stop, this area was badly affected by 2015 earthquake and avalanches slowly coming back to normal life, which you can witness around the village of Tamang people.

Day 5 Trek to Kyanjin Gompa 3,749m - 04 hrs

From Langtang village, today a short day walk of few hours to reach our main highlight and destination to Kyanjin Gompa, located within beautiful Langtang valley as walk progress with touch of altitude gain encountering prayer walls of Buddhism religion. After hours of morning walks where gorge opens into a wide scenic valley as tree lines disappears for smaller alpine shrubs and bushes overlooking views of Langtang Himal range of peaks as our walks leads at Kyanjin Gompa for lunch and overnight stop.

Day 6 Rest-Day for acclimatization and local excursion to best scenic view points

At Kyanjin Gompa for rest and free day, Gompa means a monastery in earlier days a small monastery stood high near Kyanjin, which was completely destroyed by movement of glacier and withered by cold weather, at present with no trace of the small monastery only name exists as Kyanjin Gompa. Located within magnificent spot at scenic Langtang valley enclosed by array of peaks overlooking views of Langtang Lirung (7,234 m), Ghengu Liru (Langtang II 6,571m), Kimshun (6,745 m) and Shalbachum(6,918m), Chimsedang, Naya-Kanga or Ganja Chuli (5,846m), Gangchempo, Tilman's beautiful Fluted Peak, Jugal Himal and Dorje Lakpa (6,980m) towards east. On this day with options of short hike and excursion for best panorama of mountain with a climb on top Tsego-Ri and Kyanjin Ri above 4,700 m with views of whole Langtang Himal and of Ganesh Himal. At Kyanjin visit its small cheese factory which was built in early 1970’s with support of Swiss technical assistance.

Day 7 Trek to Yala Peak Base Camp 4,400 m / 14,435 ft - 05 hours.

From here onward our major and highlight of the adventure starts after Kyanjin Gompa for the climb of Yala Peak, situated at the end of Langtang valley rim, as walk leads towards long rocky glacier and then to a steep climb with icy path to reach a level and flat ground to pitched our first tented camp at Yala Peak base located above 4,400 m high. At base camp with views of Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, Yala peak and others peaks with overnight in the comfort of spacious tents on camping for few nights.

Day 8 Rest day preparation for the climb of Yala Peak

We have allocated an extra day at the base camp where people can relax and get acclimatized before the big haul to the summit of Yala Peak, on this free day our expert guide will teach and brief you with climbing skills and technique including safety measures required on climb.

Day 9 Climb of Yala Summit at 5,732 m / 18,806 ft high and return to base camp.

An early morning start for adventurous climb on top Yala Peak, as climb leads to a steep slope covered with rocks and ice as climb progress reaching at the top of the summit. The climb of least technical difficulty but it all depends upon on fine weather conditions to reach the summit, as the climb lead to total of eight hours to reach its top and descend to base camp. Tramping Himalaya Adventures expert guide will accompany and support you all the way to the top with safe and sound measures, on reaching at the height above 5,732 m high facing sweeping panorama of mountains of both Langtang and peaks of Tibet side with massive Shisapangma within Tibet. After being on top in high spirit descend back to base camp after long strenuous climb to the summit of Yala Peak. View from the top of Chimsedang Lekh, Kangjal Himal towards south, Naya Kanga 5,844m, includes Ganchenpo 6,387m, Dorje Lakpa 6,990 m, Pemathang Karpo Ri 6,830m, Langtang Lirung 7,245m and with north border of Tibet with Mt. Shisapangma rises above 8,046 m which is worlds last 14 th highest located in Tibet

Day 10 Trek to Kyanjin Gompa-05 hrs.

With enjoyable and exciting time at the end of Langtang valley with adventure on top Yala Peak, return journey back on the same trail with short ups and down to reach at Kyanjin for overnight in the comfort of nice and cozy lodges after spending in tents for some days

Day 11 Trek to Lama Hotel 2,350m - 06 hrs.

After a marvelous time at Kyajin around scenic Langtang valley, return journey with downhill walk back into forested area to reach at Lama Hotel before reaching the road head at Syabrubesi village.

Day 12 Trek to Syabrubesi - 06 hrs

Our last day walks lead back on the same route allowing with more time to enjoy its serene wilderness and lovely scenery on walks to Syabrubesi village.

Day 13 Drive to Kathmandu and then transfer to your hotels

Morning after breakfast an exciting drive back to Kathmandu with views of mountains, green scenery of hills and farm fields driving past nice villages and towns as journey brings you back at hustle and bustle city life of Kathmandu. On reaching Kathmandu transfer to your respective hotels with time for individual activities and shopping souvenirs.

Day 14 Depart for international flight home ward bound or to respective countries.

Last day in the country of high and beautiful Himalayas as per your international flight transfer to Kathmandu international airport for homeward bound or to next port of call after a wonderful and mesmerizing time on Yala Peak Trek and Climb with Langtang valley including great service of Tramping Himalaya Adventures.

Cost Included

• Airport Pick up & Drop with private transport ( International & Domestic )
• Hotel in Kathmandu 2 Nights  3-star standard with B/B ( Norbulinka Boutique Hotel or Similar Twin Sharing Basis )
• Kathmandu-Shyabrubensi-Kathmandu Bus/Jeep Tickets 
• Kathmandu-Shyabrubensi-Kathmandu Bus/Jeep Tickets for Guide 
• Teahouse accommodation during the trek ( Twin Sharing Basis & Camping at the YalaPeak Base Camp )
• Meals, Breakfast, Lunch, and dinner during the trek 
• Well English Speaking of government license holder guide 
• Well English Speaking Climbing Sherpa Guide 
• Climbing Guide wages including his Equipment 
• Climbing Guide High Altitude Covered Insurance 
• Porter service (2 trekkers: 1 porter)
• Guide/Assistant guides and Porters their salary, Insurance, Equipment, and lodging & fooding
• Tramping Himalaya Adventures Duffel bag & T-shirt
• All the necessary paperwork, Trekking/permits/Climbing Permit 
• Garbage deposit for Island Peak Climbing 
• Carried by your guide Medical Kit
• All government taxes
• Down Jacket If you need it ( To be returned after the trip )
• Oxi-meter to check the pulse, Oxygen saturation, and heart rate
• Unlimited Chlorine-treated safe drinking water 

Cost Excluded

• Nepalese visa fee ( Bring the right cash in USD and 2 passport-size photographs )
• 15 Days USD 30, 30 Days USD 50, 90 Days USD 125, 
• Airfare International
• Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu in case of early arrival, late departure, or early return from the mountain (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary
• Lunch and evening meals in Kathmandu
• Travel and rescue insurance
• Personal expenses (phone calls, internet, laundry, bar bills, battery recharge, extra porters, bottle or boiled water, shower, Internet, etc.)
• Personal climbing equipment
• Optional trips and sightseeing if extended
• Expenses arising from unforeseen circumstances beyond the control of  Tramping Himalaya Adventures
• Tips and gratuities 

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