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Yala Peak Climbing 12 Days

DURATION: 12 Days 0 Review

All Inclusive Price US$ 1250
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  • No. Of Persons Per Person
  • 1 US$ 1650
  • 2 - 5 US$ 1250
  • 6 - 10 US$ 1150
  • 10 & Above US$ 1075

Trip Facts

  • Duration 12 Days
  • Start FromKathmandu
  • Group Size2 - 10 Pax
  • End FromKathmandu
  • Trip GradeStrenuous
  • Max Height 5750 m
  • AccommodationTea House + Camping

Best Season

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.

Trip Overview

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

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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 .

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • 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.

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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.
  • Trip Map
  • 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.

Useful Info

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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