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Yala Peak Climbing provides one of Nepal’s simplest and quickest peak climbing excursions, making it accessible to first-time climbers and experienced trekkers. Yala Peak (5,550m/18,208ft) is located in Nepal’s remote Langtang area in the northeast and is one of the closest trekking destinations to the valley of Kathmandu, which is regarded as the classic trekking trail on the planet.
Yala Peak Climbing – 14 Day adventure takes you to the border between Nepal and Tibet, aside from the breathtaking views of Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, Dorje Lakpa, Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, and Tserko Ri, the summit of Yala Peak provides a good vantage point for close-up views of Shishapangma (8,013m/26,289ft), Tibet’s tallest peak. This 14-day trip takes you to pass various settlements along the lush forest following the Langtang River towards the basin of Kyangjin Gompa, from Kyangjin Gompa head towards the base of Yala Peak followed by summiting it and retracing your steps back to SyabruBesi then back to Kathmandu.
Yala Peak Climbing is considered by the Nepal Mountaineering Association as a trekker’s peak, but you need to have good physical and mental fitness to scale this peak, apart from the altitude and some sections the climbing is relatively easy having no technical parts. Experience the adrenaline of climbing the mountain peak of Yala.
The flight into Kathmandu with a panoramic view of the valley below and the Himalayan ranges towering above. Once you land and check out from the Tribhuvan International Airport our agent will greet and welcome you, and drive you to your hotel, later in the evening you’ll be assisted with all of your travel requirements for the trek by your guide then in the evening you will be taken for welcome dinner in Nepali restaurant to have delicious, typical Nepalis food.
Maximum Altitude:- 1400m
Meals:- Welcome dinner
Accommodation:- Hotel
You will wake up early morning have your breakfast then be ready for the city tour. As per the plan, your tour guide will be there to pick you up and head toward Nepal’s UNESCO World Heritage site which will be very interesting to explore and you will learn so many things about Nepal, then you will be back at the hotel by evening and chill and be prepared for your trek, buy something if things are missing which is required.
Maximum Altitude:- 1400m
Meals:- B
Accommodation:- Hotel
Today you will wake up early morning and then have your breakfast then be ready to move, your guide will be there to pick you up as per plan then will move to the buspark to catch the early morning bus. The first day of your trip starts with a drive north out of Kathmandu Valley towards Syabrubesi. the route makes its way through rust-colored mud dwellings, traditional farms, terraced fields, and scenic mountain slopes. Once you reach Syabrubesi you’ll stay here for the night, rest as your trek starts tomorrow.
Maximum Altitude:- 1500m
Meals:- B, L, D
Accommodation:- Syabrubesi Hotel
The first day of your trekking starts today, so wake up early then have your morning hot breakfast, and get out on the trail, the path passes along the Bhote Koshi River, walking through a densely forested route lined with rhododendron and oak trees, ascending to Lama Hotel where you will see only a few hotels which is a very cool and peace area to spend overnight.
Maximum Altitude:- 2480m
Meals:- B, L, D
Accommodation:- Lama Hotel Teahouse
After your early morning breakfast, set off on your hike through a lush green forest with snow-capped Langtang Lirung (7,244m/23,766ft) looming behind.
The tiny valley widens as you approach Ghodatabela, from there, the route winds through streams on its way to Langtang Village, the heart of Langtang National Park. The rural setting, complete with grain fields and yak grazing, creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. when you reach the hotel, you will take a rest to be fresh then an evening walk around the valley and explore the Tibetan local culture, and lifestyle.
Maximum Altitude:- 3430m
Duration:- 6-7 hours
Meals:- B, L, D
Accommodation:- Langtang Village Teahouse
Start your trek after early morning breakfast, hiking alongside the massive Mani eventually reach Mundu village, you’ll pass through various streams and panoramic views of the mountains, and the relics of the Earthquake which struck the area in 2015, after a short walk along this path you’ll settle Kyangjin Gompa. After checking in, relax at your tea house before visiting the cheese factory or exploring the village.
Maximum Altitude:- 3830m
Duration:- 2-3 hours
Meals:- B, L, D
Accommodation:- Kyangjin Gompa Teahouse
As you gain altitude, the oxygen level in the air gets thinner, and your body is unable to adjust to the rapid change, resulting in altitude sickness, which can include headaches, vomiting, fatigue, and other symptoms.
So as per your guide wake up early morning and have breakfast or take a pack of breakfast then hike up to Kyangjin Ri is an easy acclimatization excursion, at an elevation of 4773 meters in elevation and is the highest point in the village of Kyangjin Gompa, take it slow and have frequent rest till you reach the summit, from the top you’ll witness spectacular views of the mountains with sunrise, glaciers and the village below. Which will give you a different feel than back to the village to explore the cheese factory and about local people. And chill the day.
Maximum Altitude;- 4773m
Meals: – B, L, D
Accommodation:- Kyangjin Gompa Teahouse
Wake up early morning then have your breakfast then start your hike up to the Yala peak Base Camp, due to the rough glacial landscape, the route becomes a little difficult so take cautious steps. As you approach the base camp, the closeup views of the neighboring peaks of Ganchenpo (6,378m/20,925ft, Jugal Mountain Range), Naya Kang (5,846m/19,179ft), Tserko Ri (5,033m/16,500ft), and the spectacular Yala Peak will astound you.
upon reaching the base camp rest for a while and after that leave your stuff at the camp and go on a pre-climbing excursion, your climbing guide will give you some basic climbing instructions for tomorrow’s climb. This training will give you an idea of what to anticipate tomorrow and will enhance your confidence.
After you’ve completed your preparations, return to your tent and get some rest, since you’ll need to get up early in the morning.
The weather in the mountains changes dramatically during the day, so you’ll need to get up early before dawn to reach Yala Peak Summit, ascend at a slow pace and you’ll be pushing to the summit of Yala Peak in a few hours, the path is covered in snow and lose rocks so take caution steps till the summit
From the summit Mountain peaks of Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, and Tserko Ri offer you a splendor 360-degree vista. The tallest peak in Tibet, Sishapangma, can be seen behind a very narrow ridge. After spending some time on the summit ascend to base camp.
You will wake up early then you will have breakfast then return to Kyangjin Gompa from Yala Peak base camp today, the descent is rather less difficult, after returning to the base camp enjoy local cuisine and beverages with your climbing team, just chill your day.
You will wake up early then you will have breakfast then return to Kyangjin Gompa from Yala Peak base camp today, the descent is rather less difficult, after returning to the base camp enjoy local cuisine and beverages with your climbing team, just chill your day.
You will wake up early morning have your delicious breakfast then retrace your steps back to Syabrubesi, crossing the woodlands and following the river, and travel past the Chilime Hydropower Plant at Sherpa Gaon, from here follow the trail till you reach the village of SyabruBesi.
Get up early morning have your breakfast then catch up on your morning bus and return to Kathmandu, when you arrive in Kathmandu check into your hotel and be fresh, take a rest, and in the evening attend a special farewell dinner to acknowledge the end of your Langtang adventure with our staff.
Our staff will drop you off at the airport, you’ll bid farewell to your newfound friends as well as Nepal.
NOTE: All of the trekking hours and distances mentioned above are estimates and should only be used as a general guideline.
The Langtang Valley Trek requires the following permits:
1) Langtang National Park Permit
2) Yala Peak doesn’t require a climbing permit.
You won’t have to worry about waiting for permits since the company and our guides will take care of everything.
You must submit the following documents and data to get these permits:
Travel insurance is required for all clients participating in any activity. We strongly advise you to obtain a complete insurance plan from a reputable insurance company to cover personal injury, death, hospital expenses, repatriation fees, helicopter rescue, and any other disease covered by the insurance plan.
The Nepalese consulate in your country or the immigration office at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu must issue each client a valid visa with a six-month validity from the return date.
In popular trekking regions such as Annapurna, Everest, Langtang, and Manaslu, there is a menu system with various ethnic cuisines foods as well as western meals, but some locations provide you with typical Nepali meals which are different from international meals, and these meals are prepared by the local supplement, every tourist lodge and tea house has a well-trained cook who focuses on clean, hygienic, fresh, and delicious foods, and every lodge has safe drinking water or mineral water.
If you buy a water purification tablet in Kathmandu, you can take water tap water and purify it yourself, saving money and reducing plastic pollution.
The optimal time for Yala Peak Climbing is during the pre-monsoon (spring) and post-monsoon (autumn) seasons. Typically, April to June and September to November offer stable weather conditions and clear skies, providing the best climbing experience.
While Yala Peak is considered suitable for beginners in the realm of trekking peaks, some prior trekking experience is highly recommended. Basic mountaineering skills and physical fitness are essential. It is advisable to undertake a preparatory trek and training program before attempting Yala Peak to enhance your climbing capabilities.
Climbers need to obtain the Langtang National Park Entry Permit and the Climbing Permit for Yala Peak. These permits are available in Kathmandu and can be obtained through authorized trekking agencies. It’s crucial to have all the necessary permits to trek and climb legally in the Langtang region.
Yala Peak (5,732 meters/18,806 feet) is considered a non-technical trekking peak, making it accessible for novice climbers. However, it does require a good level of physical fitness and acclimatization due to the altitude. The climb involves steep ascents, rocky terrain, and some technical sections. Proper acclimatization, guided support, and adherence to safety protocols are essential for a successful and enjoyable Yala Peak ascent.