Langtang trek via Naya Kang peak climbing

Langtang trek via Naya Kang peak climbing

The Langtang Valley trek combined with Naya Kang Peak climbing is an exciting adventure in the Langtang region of Nepal. Langtang Valley is known for its stunning landscapes, picturesque villages, and rich cultural heritage, while Naya Kang Peak (also known as Ganja La Chuli) offers a challenging mountaineering experience.

Duration and Trekking Rote: The level trek typically takes around 15 to 18 days to complete. It starts from Syabrubesi, a small village located about 7-8 hours’ drive from Kathmandu. From Syabrubesi, you’ll trek through beautiful forests, cross suspension bridges, and pass through traditional Tamang villages like Lama Hotel, Langtang Village, and Kyanjin Gompa. The highlight of the trek is the breathtaking views of Langtang Lirung (7,227 Meters) and other snow-capped peaks that surround the valley.

Acclimatization in Kyangjin Gompa: Once you reach Kyanjin Gompa (3,870 meters), the base camp for Naya Kang Peak climbing, you’ll spend a couple of days for acclimatization and basic mountaineering training. The ascent of Naya Kang Peak (5,846 Meters) requires technical skills and previous mountaineering experience. The climb involves steep sections, snow and ice, and the use of equipment like ropes, crampons, and ice axes. It is recommended to hire experienced guides and porters for this climb.

Important Notes and Click here for details itinerary for Naya Kang Peak

It’s important to note that mountaineering activities, especially at higher altitudes, come with inherent risks. Adequate physical fitness, proper acclimatization, and experienced guides are crucial for a safe and successful climb. It is recommended to consult with a reputable trekking agency or mountain guide service in Nepal for detailed information, itinerary planning, and safety precautions.

Best time to make climbing Projackt: The best time to embark on the Langtang Valley trek and Naya Kang Peak climb are during the pre-monsoon (spring) and post-monsoon (autumn) seasons in Nepal. These seasons offer the most favorable weather and conditions for trekking and climbing in the Langtang region. Here’s a breakdown of the two seasons:

Spring Season (March to May: This is considered the best time for the Langtang Valley trek and Naya Kang Peak climb. The weather is generally stable, with clear skies, mild temperatures, and blooming rhododendron forests along the trekking trail. The views of the mountains are often spectacular during this time. However, please note that the higher elevations can still be cold, and there may be occasional showers or snowfall in early spring.

Autumn Season: September to November: Another excellent time for the Langtang Valley trek and Naya Kang Peak climb is during the autumn season. The weather is usually dry, offering clear views of the mountains and pleasant temperatures during the day. The skies are generally clear, making it an ideal time for photography and enjoying the stunning landscapes. Autumn is also the peak trekking season in Nepal, so you can expect more fellow trekkers on the trails.

During the Trkking and Climbing: The temperatures gradually decrease as you ascend higher, and it can get quite cold at night and at higher altitudes. It’s essential to pack appropriate clothing and gear for varying weather conditions, including warm layers, a good quality sleeping bag, and sturdy trekking boots.

What happened in 2015 in Langtang: It’s worth mentioning that the Langtang region experienced a devastating earthquake in 2015, and while significant efforts have been made to rebuild and restore trekking routes, some areas may still show signs of the earthquake’s impact. It’s advisable to check with local trekking agencies or reliable sources for the latest information and updates on the condition of the trails before planning your trip.

Park Permits in Langtang Trek: Langtang National Park Entry Permit: Langtang National Park is a protected area, and an entry permit is required to access the Langtang Valley trek. The permit costs USD 30 per person. The entry checkpoint in Syabrubesi is the starting point of the trek.

The TIMS card is mandatory for trekkers in Nepal. However, as of April 2023, the TIMS card is required for the Langtang region, the Langtang National Park Entry Permit serves as the main permit for this area. Be sure to check for any updates or changes in the permit requirements before your trip.

Climbing Permit for Naya Kang: If you plan to climb Naya Kang Peak (Ganja La Chuli), you will need a climbing permit issued by the Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA). The NMA manages climbing permits for various peaks in Nepal. The cost of the climbing permit varies depending on the peak and the number of climbers in your group. It is recommended to contact the NMA a local trekking agency for detailed information on the current permit fees and application process.

Climbing Guide for Naya Kang Peak: It’s important to note that you will need to be accompanied by a licensed guide while climbing Naya Kang Peak. The guide will ensure your safety and assist you in navigating the technical aspects of the climb. It’s advisable to carry multiple copies of your permits and keep them in a safe place during your trek and climb. The authorities may check these permits at various checkpoints along the route.

Accomodaition during the Trek: You will find a network of lodges and teahouses along the trail that provide accommodation and meals for trekkers. These lodges offer basic but comfortable lodging options, typically consisting of small rooms with twin beds or dormitory-style accommodations. The facilities vary from lodge to lodge, but you can expect shared bathrooms with basic amenities such as toilets and cold running water. Hot showers may be available for an additional fee in some lodges, but it’s more common to have access to bucket showers with hot water.

Food Items During the Naya Kang Peak Climbing and Trek: Regarding food, the teahouses and lodges along the Langtang Regin usually have extensive menus offering a variety of meals to choose from. You can expect a mix of local Nepali dishes, as well as international options like pasta, pizza, fried

Drinking water during the Trek and Expedition: Most teahouses along the Langtang Valley Trek offer boiled water for a small fee. Boiling water for at least 3 minutes kills most bacteria and viruses. However, ensure that the water has been brought to a rolling boil and allowed to cool before drinking.

Where we eat our dinner during the Trek: Meals are always served in the dining room, so you can meet other trekkers there. In higher accommodations, the dining room usually has a fire around dinnertime.

Batteries Charging Service: In most of the trekking regions, there is electricity whereby you will be able to charge your iPod and Camera batteries but they charge you extra money 100 to 400 Nepali rupees per hour.

Guide from our agency: It is most likely that you will need some assistance from your guide since he speaks fluent English and is well-educated. For the trek to the Langtang Regio, we will provide all the necessary permits. We are looking forward to taking you on one of the most memorable journeys of your life.

Land Transport information about the Langtang trek with Naya Kang peak

You can travel by Local Jeep or by Local bus also available from KTM Syaprubensi to Kathmandu

 Naya Kang peak climbing cost

 The cost will be for a group of 2-6 people Groups

• The climbing costs are USD 1355 per person from March to May.
• The cost of climbing from September to November. | USD 1230  per person
• The climbing cost per person is from June to August and December to February. | USD 1100 Per pax
• A single climber costs USD 1595 During any season