Naya Kang Peak Climbing

17 days

Duration

Extreme

Trip Level

Group Size

5840 m

Max-altitude

Naya Kang lies on the southern flank of the Langtang region, bordering Langtang and Jugal Himal. Another name of Naya Kang is Ganja – La Chuli. Naya Kang peak Climbing (Ganja- La Chuli) offers magnificent views of the Langtang range, Ganesh Himal, and Manaslu in the west. Likewise, Panch Pokhari and Rowling Himal are in the East. The Langtang Naya Kang peak trekking and climbing require good physical condition and mountain experience.

The Naya Kang Climbing is technically demanding due to walking along the moraine. So it requires fixing the rope to get its base camp. This trek goes from the isolated villages and forests to fascinating flora and Fauna. Even more, inspiring places in between en route Langtang Valley. Naya Kang peak climbing is a part that consists of huge bio-diversities, monasteries, and the people of Tibet residing here. Finally, the trek ends at Melamchi Pul by the Ganja-La Pass.

Besides that, it is possible to expand the journey to Naya Khang Peak Climbing via Tamang Heritage Trail. Then joins the main trail of Langtang Valley. Meanwhile, an exploration of Tamang culture, peoples, and monasteries. The paths continue uphill through the small settlements, lush green forests, and spectacular mountain views along the Bhote Koshi River. Similarly, one can take an opportunity to hike up Tsergo-Ri 5000 meters for the outstanding views of the thunder Himalayas and get proper acclimatization for Naya Kang peak Climbing.

Naya Kang Peak Climbing: Highlights

The technical climbing, Experience the moraine walking

Spectacular panoramic views of Langtang massif, Shisapangma (Tibet), and Rolwaling massif

An opportunity to hike up Tsergo-Ri 5000 meters

Trekking and Peak climbing experience at a time

Naya Khang peak climbing itinerary

Day 1: Arrival day (1,300 m)
2: Free day and trek preparation.
3: Kathmandu – Syabrubensi (1467m) by bus 7h00 drive.
4: Syabrubensi – Lama Hotel (2470m) 6h30 walk.
5: Lama Hotel – Lantang village (3400m) 5h00 walk.
6: Langtang – Kyangjing Gompa (3850m) 4h00 walk.
7: Kyangjing Gompa Rest day (3850m),
8: Kyangjing Gompa – Naya Kanga Base Camp (4300m) 5h00 walk
9: Naya Kang Base Camp – High Camp (4960 m) 4h00 walk.
10: Acclimatization Day!!!
11: Ganja La High Camp– Summit (5844m) – Pass (5144m) – Keldang (4250m) 6h00 walk.
12: Keldang – Yak Kharka (Dukpa) (4000 m) 6h00 walk.
13: Dukpa – Tarke Gyang (2,590 m) 6h00 walk.
14: Tarkeghyang – Sermathang (2,610 m) 5h00 walk.
15: Sermathang – Kathmandu 6h00 drive.
16: Free Day in Kathmandu
17: Final departure

Day 1: Arrival day (1,300 m)

Upon arrival at Kathmandu, you will greet and welcome by our agency’s representative in front of Arrival gate with Display board of Himalayan Exploration Treks then transfer to your Hotel.

Day 2: Free day and trek preparation.

During the free day in Kathmandu, you may have a chance to visit heritage site of Kathmandu valley, followed by pre-trip departure meeting regarding upcoming trekking peak climbing where you meet trek guide and others team members. They will brief you about the team formation, equipment and nature of peak climbing and others necessary information

Day 3: Kathmandu – Syabrubensi (1467m) by bus 7h00 drive.

Early morning the team will be head to Shyabru Bensi (1467 m.) by bus. 7-8 hours picturesque scenic bus journey to Shyabru Bensi, passing by the low land villages and rivers along the route can reach the start point of the trek. Night at a lodge.

Day 4: Syabrubensi – Lama Hotel (2470m) 6h00 walk.

This is the first day of the journey. It is not much difficult to walk in the low land but encounter several up and down along the trail. It makes a bit tired. A trail goes along the Langtang river, crossing many suspension bridges, forests and villages to get Lama Hotel (Lodge)

Day 5: Lama Hotel – Langtang village (3400m) 5h00 walk.

Early morning after breakfast heading toward Langtang village along the Langtang River traversing by dense forest gradually climb up. As we reach in Langtang village, it offers a magnificent view of Langtang Lirung and Dzangchhebo in front and leaving the dense forest in the background. (Lodge)

Day 6: Langtang – Kyangjing Gompa (3850m) 4h00 walk.

As usual in the morning, the scenery the is same, several chhorten, Mani walls and carving stones along the trail which suppose to protect from wind according to local. The Himalayas and spectaculars pastures surround Kyangjing Gompa.

Day 7: Kyangjing Gompa Rest day (3850m),

Visit Tsergo – ri peak 4980m 7 hours. The excellent views of Tibetan range, Yala peak, Langshisha peak, Gabgchhenpo peak, Shisapangma peak, Ganja chuli.

Day 8: Kyangjing Gompa – Naya Kanga Base Camp (4300m) 5h00 walk

Taking today’s breakfast, our adventure heads to Ganja La Base Camp. Initially, we descend to the Langtang River and cross it. Then, the trail goes uphill through rhododendron forests. As we arrive in the Yak pasture, we’re already in high altitude. It depends on the season getting to have our destination. It might be a long day walk snow-strewn path due to the winter snow. A night under a tent.

Day 9: Naya Kang Base Camp – High Camp (4960 m) 4h00 walk.

The trail is steep ascent until reaching the High Camp. Trek through the rocky and icy glacier that needs to fix the rope. This day also you can enjoy the views of Langtang Lirung, Tserko ri, Ganchenpo peak, Kibgyu Ri, Yansi Tsenji peak.

Day 10: Acclimatization Day!!!

The purpose of the resting here is to prevent from AMS. It is wise to have rest and get prepared for climbing gears and train as well.

Day 11: Ganja La High Camp– Summit (5844m) – Pass (5144m) – Keldang (4250m) 6h00 walk.

A super day of trekking today, as we submit the Ganja – La (5844 m) and Ganja- La pass. It would be a hard day since the summit and pass. Ganja – La is covered by snow throughout the year and requires technical gears to make a pass through the rocky moraine. Superb views from the pass and trek down to Keldang.

Day 12: Keldang – Yak Kharka (Dukpa) (4000 m) 6h00 walk.

A long day walks down to Yak Kharka along the prominent ridge and grassland with amazing views of the Himalayas. No water almost along the trail so, the campsite needs to fix in Dukpa because of the availability of the water resources. A night under a tent.

Day 13: Dukpa – Tarke Gyang (2,590 m) 6h00 walk.

Today, the trail goes slightly down before making a pass of a ridge with an elevation of 4100 m. locally know as Ama yangri peak where celebrates the local festival(Nar Puja) in the full moon of February. Outstanding views of Annapurna, Manaslu, Ganesh Himal, Dorje Lakpa, Panch Pokhari, Gauri Shankar, Rolwaling and as well as Everest. Then; gradually descending through the dense forests of rhododendron to Tarkeghyang; a popular village of the region and situated the oldest monastery. Night at a lodge.

Day 14: Tarkeghyang – Sermathang (2,610 m) 5h00 walk.

It is easy and relatively flat and not much ascends to Sermathang passing through the rhododendron forests, villages, cultivated lands, and monasteries along the trail to Sermathang. Discover the village and its monasteries. Night at a lodge.

Day 15: Sermathang – Kathmandu 6h00 drive.

The village is mostly inhabitant by Hyalmo people. Today is our final day of the trek and possible to get a bus in Sermathang if the road is not destroying in the summer rain. Otherwise, descend to Melamchipul Bazaar then catch a bus to Kathmandu. Night at the hotel.

Day 16: Free Day in Kathmandu

You have a chance to visit the rest of the city. It is considered as security day in case of flight interruption due to bad weather; this day can be occupied. Otherwise, you may extend your adventure like Chitwan Safari, Hike around Kathmandu valley, Lumbini and Pokhara as well.

Day 17: Final departure

You will transfer to airport 3 hours before the scheduled flight.

DEPARTURE/RETURN

Kathmandu International Airport

DEPARTURE TIME

Please arrive at least 3 hours before the flight.

INCLUDED

Airport transfer	Accommodations
Meal during the trek	Entrance frees and permits
Transportation as per itinerary	Professional guide & porters
A First Aid Kits	Applicable Government Taxes

NOT INCLUDED

International Airfare	Nepal Visa fees
Meals in City	Personal Expenses
Travel Insurance	Tips for Guide & Porter

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