Langtang Valley Trek is the next-door Himalayan trek to the capital of Nepal, Kathmandu. Despite being adjacent to the capital, the Langtang Valley trek is as extravagant as any highland trek with tranquil rural terrain. Hence, the Langtang Valley trek would serve as the best trekking route for those seeking a short trek with the feel of the Himalayan highlands and the amazing mountain panorama with the heartwarming hospitality of the native kind-hearted people.
The Langtang Valley trek is festooned by the blooming Rhododendron forest, eye-catching bamboo forest, cascading waterfalls, and the panorama of the beautiful mountain vistas. The Langtang Valley trek is the most happening trekking route with the utmost miscellany in Nepal. The series of broadened valleys provide a tremendous array of feasible trekking routes as per the need.
The Langtang Region was nominated Nepal’s first Himalayan National Park in 1971 as it comprises the Himalayan feel with the habitation of the native Tamang people whose religion, culture, traditions, and norms are much more likely to those of Tibetans than of their cousins in the hills. The Langtang Valley trek strolls along the fast-flowing Trisuli River, north of the capital of the country, Kathmandu. With a groovy bus drive rewarding with the enchanting beauty of the diversified flora and fauna, we make our way through the trail of the cascading waterfalls and dense forest along the way ultimately to the fluttering Trisuli Bazaar piloting us to the beautiful village of Dhunche and later Syabrubensi. Thereupon the trek strolls into the Langtang Valley on the foot trail up along a gorge-like, lower section of the valley. The Langtang Valley trek continues via the hostile moraine trail to the Tibetan village of Langtang where you will be enthralled by the beauty of the various Tibetan festivities as you participate in those festivities as one of the natives. The locals of the region will please your heart with their broad-hearted warm hospitality with the motto; ‘Aathiti Devo Vawa’ which means that the guest is God