Hours of walking: 4.
Difficulty: Easy to moderate.
Elevation reached: 1540m.
Terrain: Gentle inclines, well defined paths, riverbank trails.
Views on offer: The towering, snow-capped Annapurna range.
Highlights: Tasting the sweet, local oranges, walking alongside the Bhurungdi Khola.
What’s to see: Orange groves and rice fields.
Accommodation: Basic Teahouse.
Hours walking: 6.5.
Difficulty: Moderate to difficult.
Elevation reached: 2810m
Terrain: Stone staircase, steep inclines.
Views on offer: Machhapuchhre (Fishtail Mountain), Gandharba Chuli and Annapurna II and III.
Highlights: Conquering the 3300 steps to Ulleri to enjoy magnificent views.
What’s to see: Rhododendron and oak forests, langur monkeys and musk deer.
Accomodation: Basic Teahouse.
Hours of walking: 6.
Difficulty: Moderate to difficult.
Elevation reached: 3210m at Poon Hill and 2700 at Tadhapani.
Terrain: Steep, hilly descents and jungle paths.
Views on offer: Panoramic views of the Annapurna and Dhaulagiri ranges.
Highlights: Reaching the top of Poon Hill for amazing, panoramic views.
What’s to see: The village of Durali and lots of langur monkeys.
Accommodation: Basic Teahouse.
Hours of walking: 5.
Difficulty: Moderate.
Elevation reached: 1010m in Nayapul and 850m in Pokhara.
Terrain: Gentle descents, well-defined trekking paths and riverbank trails.
Views on offer: The Annapurna range surrounding the Phewa Lake in Pokhara.
Highlights: The last day of trekking! Congratulations on finishing your trek.
What’s to see: Modi Khola River, last glimpses of the mountains.
Accommodation.
Trek end.
Original Passport, sturdy hiking boots with good ankle support, comfortable trekking socks
People with severe knee problems, individuals with acute heart or cardiovascular conditions, pregnant women, travelers with mobility impairments, elderly individuals with poor balance, individuals with severe asthma or respiratory issues
Beautiful memories from Langtang! Will definitely trek with this team again.
Seamless permit logistics and transport. Top tier trek operator.
A deeply rewarding Himalayan journey. Big thanks to our guide and porter!