Langtang Gosaikunda Trek culminates three most popular treks in Nepal into one. The eastern reach of Rasuwa district which borders Tibet to the north is full of river cut valleys located in between gigantic mountains. Langtang valley is one of these river cut valleys located in between the Langtang range Himalayan mountains. Gosaikunda lake is a revered Hindu site which sits in the southern edge of the district at an altitude of 4380 meters above the sea level. After your trek to Gosaikunda, you will traverse over the famous Lauribina Pass(4610m) and enter Helambu, another prominent trekking in Nepal. The outskirts of Helambu trekking is traversed on this trek before ending in Kathmandu. Both of these spots sit within the jurisdiction of Langtang National Park and are filled with natural enriches that will leave you awe-inspired.
Rasuwa district boasts a series of natural affluence that includes lofty peaks, pastureland, rocky mountains, quaint villages, dense forests, white water river and pleasant weather pattern. As a Himalayan district that is so rich in biodiversity, Langtang National Park was established in 1976 with the sole purpose of protecting the ecosystem of the area. Most part of Rasuwa district is enclosed by the national park and is a playground for several rare species of birds and animals. The rare Red Panda has been sighted in several spaces of this national park. Furthermore, Himalayan tahr, Musk Deer, Ghoral, Langur Monkeys among others have also been spotted in abundance.
The Langtang Gosaikunda Trek Route first entails through the deep valleys of Langtang region before reaching the highest point of Langtang trek, Kyanjin Gompa at 3860 meters. Our journey from Kyanjin then heads back following the same route towards Syabrubesi before reaching Pairo where the trail diverges south towards Gosaikunda Lake. The route leading to both of these destinations is filled with enigmatic views and quaint Tamang settlements. Tamang are an Indo-Tibetan group of people that reside all over the northern part of Rasuwa district. During the trekking journey you will be staying at tea houses setup by Tamang people. During the stay, you will have an opportunity to immerse in the typical cultural practices of these people.
Depending on your Langtang Gosaikunda trekking itinerary, the trekking route might differ. The journey towards the Himalayan district of Rasuwa begins from Kathmandu.This drive follows Trishuli river which originates from the high Langtang mountains. We first reach the flat valleys of Nuwakot and the road then inclines towards Rasuwa district. You will reach the first stopover journey of the trek at Syabrubesi located at the confluence of Bhotekoshi and Langtang river. Our trail from Syabrubesi follows Langtang khola for the most part. We navigate through deep gorges, dense forests and river streams.
You will traverse through Lama Hotel, Ghodatabela, Thangshyap, Langtang village before reaching the final stopover of the journey, Kyanjin Gompa. Our trek then returns back following the same trail. Once we cross Lama Hotel on our return journey, we will deviate from the main trail and head for Thulo Syabru. Your Gosaikunda Trekking begins from here. The trek to Gosaikunda lake is pretty much an inclined walk for the most part of the journey. You will traverse through several pastureland on your way to Gosaikunda. Sing Gompa, Cholang Pati, Lauri Bina Pass, Buddha Mandir are prominent locations in this traverse. From Gosaikunda we trek further southbound headed by entering Helambu tekking region. We take the classic route via Ghopte, Kutumsang, Chisapani to enter Shivapuri Nagarjun National Park before reaching Kathmandu.
