11-Day Yala Peak Climb & Langtang Trek Adventure

What's included

• All airport transfers (international & domestic) on a tourist vehicle
• 2 nights in Kathmandu (3★ hotel, twin-sharing, with breakfast)
• Twin-sharing guesthouse accommodation during the trek
• Tented camp accommodation with full meals at Yala Peak Base Camp
• Langtang National Park & Yala Peak climbing permits
• Public bus Kathmandu ↔ Syabrubesi
• Professional, licensed English-speaking trekking guide (first-aid trained)
• Climbing Sherpa from Base Camp to the summit
• 1 porter for every 2 trekkers (max 20kg load)
• Staff wages, insurance, accommodation, meals, gear, and medications
• Accessible Adventure kit bag, trekking map, sun hat, and completion certificate
• All government taxes & administrative expenses
• Summit Yala Peak (5,500m) with panoramic Himalayan views
• Trek through the stunning Langtang Valley landscapes
• Explore Kyanjin Gompa and taste local yak cheese
• Experience Sherpa culture and Tamang villages
• Adventure-packed non-technical peak climb in Nepal

What's not included

• Group climbing equipment: rope, snow bar, ice screw, ice hammer
• All meals during trek (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
• Nepal visa fees
• International airfares
• Travel/rescue/medical insurance (mandatory for climbing trips)
• Lunch & dinner in Kathmandu (except farewell dinner)
• Alcoholic beverages, cold drinks, bottled water, hot showers, laundry, Wi-Fi
• Personal trekking & climbing gear (can be rented in Kathmandu)
• Tips for guides, porters, and Sherpas (expected but voluntary)

Itinerary

1. Day 1 · Your Yala Peak climbing journey begins in the quiet mountain village of Syabrubesi. where forested trails lead you through rhododendron and bamboo landscapes alive with birdsong and fluttering prayer flags.
2. Day 2 · As you trek higher into the Langtang Valley. you’ll pass stone-built Tamang villages, spinning prayer wheels, and ancient mani walls, slowly acclimatizing as snow-draped peaks start to dominate the skyline.
3. Day 3 · Reaching Kyanjin Gompa. the spiritual heart of the valley, you’ll spend time adapting to altitude while soaking in close-up views of Langtang Lirung and surrounding glaciers.
4. Day 4 · The climb itself starts before sunrise. guided by experienced Himalayan climbers who move at a steady, supportive pace.
5. Day 5 · You’ll walk across frozen moraine and gentle glaciers. using crampons as the first light paints the mountains in gold.
6. Day 6 · The final push rewards you with a calm. powerful summit moment—wide views stretching to Shishapangma in Tibet and endless Himalayan ridgelines.
7. Day 7 · The descent brings reflection. warmth, and a deep sense of achievement, leaving you not just with photos, but with a genuine connection to the mountains and to yourself.