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Short Mera Peak Climbing is the best trip for those travelers who love to trek themselves and hire only Nepali staff for Mera peak climbing. So, we are happy to provide that service to those climbers. This short Mera peak climbing makes a short itinerary as well as minimizes the cost of the trip. We are making a 4-day itinerary for the climbing period only. If you need more days we are always flexible about the itinerary.

The Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek is a least trekked area located on the eastern border of Nepal. The trails of this trek lead you to Mt. Kanchenjunga (8,586 m), the third-highest peak in the world. Although it was opened to trekkers in 1988, it remains underrated to this day. The two primary reasons might be its remoteness and its being a restricted trekking area. There are two base camps in the region, the North and South base camps. The Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek covers both treks simultaneously, circling the area. The rugged trail, remoteness, and opportunities for camping make this trek an ideal destination for adventure seekers.

For the Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek, most groups fly to Badrapur from Kathmandu and then drive to Taplejung. The trekking start point is Taplejung, and the ending point is Khebang. Two separate routes head northeastward from Taplejung, one to the north base camp and the other to the south base camp. These routes can be combined into a circuit, making the Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek.

Initially, you will head towards the North Base Camp and return to cross the Sele La Pass (4,290 m) and reach the South Base Camp. You will return via the Tortong route to get to Khebung before driving to Bhadrapur. The Kanchenjunga Trek is one of the less crowded treks, making it suitable for those seeking solitude while trekking. Read along to know more about the Kanchenjunga Circuit Trek.

Langtang Trek is a green and popular trekking destination in the Langtang region. Langtang Trekking lies in the north of Kathmandu Valley as well as the valley of Mount Langtang Lirung. Langtang trekking offers pine forests, apple gardens, mountain streams, and rugged rocks. And snow-capped peaks, grassy downs, and wild original valleys of the country. It takes about 10 days to complete.

Moreover, It has a variety of sights including Buddhist monasteries, cheese factories, and due to the entire Langtang National Park. There are many wild animals including red pandas, deer, monkeys, and many more birds and wild animals.

The national park covers approximately 25% forest. Additionally, the Langtang Valley trek offers an experience of Tamang people and Sherpa villages. With the different cultures, kindness, and hospitality. Trekking is a great chance to study the lifestyle of local people in the Langtang.

Langtang Trek is a Langtang Valley Trek too and walking through the green forest entire the Langtang National Park and the nice valley to Gyanjin Gompa, this place is the last place destination for the Langtang Valley Trek Then day explore can hike to Langtang Lirung glacier, Kyanji Ri 4,773M, Tserko Ri 4,984M (Best Viewpoint of the trek), Langshisha Kharka 4,400M (green carpet valley in Langtang trek) and Ganja La Base Camp or look round Kyanjin village as you prefer or can come back to Syabru Bensi 1,530M then drive back to Kathmandu, let’s join us for your fruitful holiday in this trek anytime you have your holiday.

More about Langtang Trek

The Langtang Trek is an absolute must-do if you’re a trekking enthusiast looking for a Himalayan adventure. The views you get on this trail are nothing short of breathtaking, and you’ll feel like you’re walking through a postcard-worthy landscape.

The trek itself is pretty moderate, so you don’t have to be a hardcore hiker to tackle it. It’ll take you about 7-10 days to complete, depending on your pace. You’ll start in Syabrubesi, a small town that’s the perfect starting point for the trek.

As you make your way through the trail, you’ll come across some of the most stunning views you’ll ever lay your eyes on. From picturesque villages to lush forests, alpine meadows, and high-altitude glaciers, the Langtang Trek is a feast for the eyes.

One of the highlights of the trek is the Kyanjin Gompa monastery, which offers panoramic views of the mountains. You can also climb the Tserko Ri Peak for even more jaw-dropping views of the region.

Additionally, What’s great about the Langtang Trek is that it’s not as popular as the Annapurna or Everest Base Camp treks, so you’ll get to experience the local culture and traditions of the Tamang and Sherpa communities without the crowds. Overall, This trek is an unforgettable adventure that’s worth every single step.

Highlights of the Langtang Trek

• Scenic views of Langtang: You will experience awe-inspiring views of the Himalayas i.e. Langtang Lirung (7,227m), Dorje Lakpa, and Ganesh Himal.
• Langtang Valley: Trek through alpine deep forests, and crystal clear streams, with opportunities to explore wildlife such as red pandas and Himalayan tahr.
• Tibetan Culture: Langtang is a Tamang village, and their people share close ties to Tibetan Culture.
• Kyanjin Gompa: It is the final destination of the langtang trek. The monastery offers spectacular views and is a key spot for trekkers.
• Rhododendron Forests: Spring is best for the experience of flowers blooming.

Best Time to Trek Langtang

The best time to trek Langtang is during the autumn (September to November) and spring (March to May). These seasons offer clear skies, mild temperatures, and the best trekking conditions:

• Autumn (September to November): Clear skies, dry conditions, and mild weather make it an ideal time for trekking.
• Spring (March to May): Mild temperatures and blooming rhododendrons.

Trekking Permits Required

Trekkers need to obtain a few permits:

1. Langtang National Park Entry Permit: This is required to enter the national park and enjoy the flora, fauna, and landscapes.
2. TIMS Card (Trekkers’ Information Management System): This permit is mandatory for all trekkers in Nepal and helps with safety and monitoring.

You can obtain these permits in Kathmandu, either through a trekking agency like Himalaya Guide Nepal Pvt. Ltd. or directly at the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB).

The Manaslu Circuit trek goes around Manaslu, the eighth-highest mountain in the world (8,156 m/26,758 ft). The trek to remote Manaslu begins with a drive from Kathmandu to Arughat, followed by a journey to Soti Khola, which takes a full day before you reach the trekking area to start your trek. The trek opened in 1992 and has since gained popularity, largely due to its amazing natural beauty and pristine surroundings. The trek takes place near the Nepal-Tibet border; therefore, you can see a blend of Hindu and Buddhist cultures along the trail. You will hike through nice forests filled with rhododendron, pine, cedar, birch, and juniper trees, as well as beautiful meadows.

As you continue along the Manaslu route, you will notice a marked change in the land formation, as you will see distinct river gorges cut by the Budhi Gandaki River. The suspension bridges will sway slightly over the roaring river as you cross from one village to the next, both villages on their respective hill sides. With each turn you take, the sheer beauty of the snow-capped peaks before you, of Manaslu included, will leave you speechless with awe and admiration. Prayer flags will blow with the wind, carrying mantras and blessings to the next valley as you make your way through, and there are old monasteries that leave you seeing and understanding how important this part of the world is in relation to growth, spirituality, and connection. Additionally, it is mandatory to bring microspikes or crampons for the trek. For connectivity, we recommend using an NTC SIM, as it provides better coverage in remote areas. 

Annapurna I (8,091 meters) is the first ascended mountain in Nepal, and it is also the tenth highest mountain in the world. Annapurna Base Camp Trek is the journey that takes you to the foot of this very mountain. It lies in the Annapurna Region and is one of the most popular trekking destinations in the world. Since the Everest Base Camp Trek is difficult, many people opt for the ABC trek. What makes this trek unique is that you will experience the natural amphitheater located in the mountains.

Starting from Nayapul, the trek goes through multiple Gurung and Magar villages, adding a cultural angle to the trek. You will closely observe the local culture as you experience their hospitality. Besides, since this trek lies inside the Annapurna Conservation Area, you will get to witness a variety of birds and rhododendrons. It is a moderate trek, but it can also become challenging if you are not properly prepared. That said, it is one such trek that seamlessly blends culture, nature, and adventure, a feat that few treks can offer.