Welcome to Kathmandu, Nepal’s vibrant capital! Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, you will be warmly greeted by our representative and transferred to your hotel. After checking in and resting from your journey, you might want to take a stroll around Thamel, a bustling district known for its shops, restaurants, and lively atmosphere. If time permits, consider visiting some of Kathmandu’s famous landmarks, such as the Swayambhunath Stupa or the Kathmandu Durbar Square. Enjoy a traditional Nepali dinner at a local restaurant or your hotel. Overnight stay at the hotel.
After breakfast, Scenic drive to Syabrubensi, the starting point of your trek. The journey takes approximately 7-8 hours and winds through picturesque landscapes, including terraced fields and lush forests. Along the way, you’ll have views of the Langtang and Ganesh Himal ranges. Upon reaching Syabrubensi, a small village with a few lodges, you can relax and prepare for your trekking adventure. Overnight at a lodge in Syabrubensi.
Your trek begins with a steady ascent through the Langtang Valley. The trail follows the Langtang River and passes through dense forests of oak, rhododendron, and pine. As you hike, you’ll encounter local Tamang and Sherpa villages. After about 5-6 hours of trekking, you’ll arrive at Lama Hotel, a small settlement nestled along the river. Enjoy a warm meal and rest for the night in a local lodge. Overnight at the lodge in Lama Hotel.
Today’s trek will take you to Langtang Village, situated at a higher altitude. The trail continues through beautiful forests and opens up to stunning views of the surrounding mountains. As you climb, you’ll cross several small streams and pass by traditional stone houses. Langtang Village is known for its friendly inhabitants and scenic beauty. After a trek of about 5-6 hours, you’ll reach Langtang Village, where you can explore the local area and enjoy the mountain views. Overnight at a lodge in Langtang Village.
The trek to Kyanjin Gompa is relatively shorter but steeper as you gain altitude. The trail offers spectacular views of snow-capped peaks and the Langtang Glacier. Kyanjin Gompa, a picturesque village situated at the foot of Langtang Lirung, is the highest point on this section of the trek. Once there, you’ll visit the local monastery and explore the surrounding areas. This is also an excellent spot for acclimatization and to enjoy the serene environment. Overnight at a lodge in Kyanjin Gompa.
Acclimatization is key to a successful climb, so today is set aside for this purpose. Spend the day exploring the area around Kyanjin Gompa. You can take a short hike to Kyanjin Ri or Tserko Ri for stunning panoramic views of the Langtang Range. This will help your body adjust to the altitude and prepare you for the upcoming climb. Make sure to stay hydrated and rest well. Overnight at a lodge in Kyanjin Gompa.
Today’s trek leads you to Naya Kanga Base Camp. The trail is a bit challenging as you gain altitude, but the stunning views of Naya Kanga (also known as Ganja La) and the surrounding peaks make the effort worthwhile. The landscape changes from lush forests to alpine meadows as you approach Base Camp. Once at Base Camp, you’ll set up your tents and prepare for the next stages of your climb. Overnight in tents at Naya Kanga Base Camp.
The trek from Base Camp to High Camp involves a significant altitude gain and a more challenging terrain. The trail ascends gradually, and you may encounter rocky paths and snowfields as you approach High Camp. The views from High Camp are breathtaking, with expansive vistas of the Himalayas and the surrounding glaciers. Set up your camp, rest, and acclimatize in preparation for the summit attempt. Overnight in tents at Naya Kanga High Camp.
Summit day is the highlight of your expedition. You will start your ascent from High Camp early in the morning to reach the summit of Naya Kanga. The climb involves technical sections and requires a good level of fitness and climbing skills. The summit offers spectacular views of the surrounding peaks and glaciers. After reaching the summit, begin your descent back to High Camp and then continue down to Base Camp for a well-deserved rest. Overnight in tents at Naya Kanga Base Camp.
After your climb, you’ll trek back to Langtang Village. The route retraces part of your previous trek, passing through Kyanjin Gompa once more. Enjoy the descending trek as you take in the views and the changing landscapes. Upon reaching Langtang Village, you’ll have the chance to rest and reflect on your successful ascent. Overnight at a lodge in Langtang Village.
Today’s trek will take you back to Lama Hotel. The descent is easier on your body compared to the ascent, but it’s still important to maintain a steady pace. Enjoy the scenic beauty as you retrace your steps through the forest and along the Langtang River. Once you arrive at Lama Hotel, relax and enjoy a warm meal. Overnight at a lodge in Lama Hotel.
On your final trekking day, you’ll descend from Lama Hotel to Syabrubensi. The trail is mostly downhill and allows you to appreciate the lush landscapes and traditional villages along the way. Upon reaching Syabrubensi, you can celebrate the completion of your trek and enjoy a final evening in the village. Overnight at a lodge in Syabrubensi.
After breakfast, drive back to Kathmandu. The journey will take approximately 7-8 hours, giving you more opportunities to enjoy the scenic beauty of the countryside. Once you arrive in Kathmandu, you’ll be transferred to your hotel. You can spend the rest of the day relaxing, shopping, or exploring the city. Overnight at the hotel in Kathmandu.
On your final day in Nepal, you’ll have some time to explore Kathmandu or do some last-minute shopping if your flight schedule allows. When it’s time, you’ll be transferred to Tribhuvan International Airport for your departure flight. We wish you safe travels and a pleasant journey home.
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Naya Kanga Peak, also known as Ganja La Chuli, is a prominent mountain in the Langtang region of Nepal. Standing at 5,846 meters (19,181 feet), it offers a challenging climb with spectacular views of the surrounding Himalayas, including Langtang Lirung and Ganesh Himal.
To reach Naya Kanga Peak, you will need to fly into Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. From Kathmandu, you will take a domestic flight to Syabrubesi. From Syabrubesi, you will trek through the Langtang Valley to reach the base camp of Naya Kanga Peak. The trek typically takes about 10-14 days, depending on your pace and acclimatization needs.
To climb Naya Kanga Peak, you will need a climbing permit from the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). Additionally, you may require a TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card for trekking in the Langtang region. These permits are usually arranged by your expedition agency.
The best times to climb Naya Kanga Peak are during the pre-monsoon (April to May) and post-monsoon (late September to November) seasons. These periods generally offer the most stable weather conditions and clearer skies.
You should be in excellent physical condition, with strong cardiovascular fitness, endurance, and strength. Technical skills in using ice axes, crampons, and ropes are crucial. Previous experience in high-altitude climbing and snow/ice climbing is highly recommended.
During the trek, you will stay in teahouses and lodges in the lower regions. Near base camp, accommodation typically involves camping in tents. Your expedition provider will give you specific details about accommodation arrangements.
To ensure safety, follow the guidance of your expedition leaders, adhere to climbing protocols, and respect the natural environment. Regular health check-ups, proper acclimatization, and correct use of equipment are vital for a safe climb.
While it is possible to climb independently, it is highly recommended to join a guided expedition. Experienced guides provide essential support, local knowledge, and safety measures that are crucial for a successful and safe climb.
Risks include altitude sickness, severe weather conditions, crevasses, and avalanches. Proper preparation, experience, and guidance from a reputable expedition leader are essential to minimize these risks.