The Langtang Tamang Heritage Trek is an incredible and adventurous journey. It is a 16-day blend of mountains and a varied cultural experience. The biggest excitement for visitors is that they will be relatively alone on the less crowded paths,…
Overview
The Langtang Tamang Heritage Trek is an incredible and adventurous journey. It is a 16-day blend of mountains and a varied cultural experience. The biggest excitement for visitors is that they will be relatively alone on the less crowded paths,…
Itinerary
Cost
The Cost Includes
- Accommodation Twin-sharing/double accommodation in a 3-star hotel for 3 nights in Kathmandu including breakfast (Private room accommodation can be organized at an extra cost) Best available accommodation Tea house/lodge accommodation during the trek Meals & Drinking Water All your standard meals during the trek 3 meals a day (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner) in a guest houses. A farewell dinner on the last night in Nepal Purified drinking water during the trek using Water Filter or water purification tablets. Transportation All (international and domestic) airport transfers on a tourist vehicle Transportation to and from trek start and finish for you and your trekking team (different budget options available) Guide and Staff Experienced, first-aid trained, government licensed, English speaking, and locally recruited Nomad Adventure’s trekking guide (2 guides for group size more than 12 people) Porters during the trek for carrying luggage (1 porter for every 2 clients) Wages, accommodation, meals, gear, insurance and medications for all staff Medical Assistance Assistance in arranging rescue operations in case of complicated health conditions (funded by travel insurance) Medical kits, including an oximeter to monitor blood oxygen saturation levels in high altitudes Permits Langtang National Park entry permit fee TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) card Benefits and Takeaways Sleeping bags and down jackets, duffle bag (one for every two trekkers) if you do not have your own company’s T-shirt & Cap Trip completion certificate Administrative & Taxes All administrative expenses and government taxes
The Cost Excludes
- Price Excludes Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu International flight fare and airport departure tax Nepal Entry Visa (Visa can be acquired easily after your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu with a fee of USD 30 for 15 days visa, USD 50 for 30 days visa and USD 125 for 90 days visa) Guided tour in Kathmandu (Private car + tour Guide), Monument entrance fees while sightseeing in Kathmandu Kathmandu sightseeing entrance fee $26 Extra night accommodations in Kathmandu due to early arrival or late departure, early return from the trek or other itinerary changes Travel insurance along with high-altitude emergency evacuation coverage Medical check-ups, vaccinations, or medications required for the trek are not included. Any beverages including bottled and boiled water Tips to trekking staff and driver Personal trekking gear and equipment Any expenses other than the Price Include section Personal expenses (shopping, snacks, boiled bottle water, hot (Tea/ Coffee) and cold drinks, hot shower, alcohol, Wi-Fi, telephone call, battery re-charge fee, extra porters, etc Personal clothing and gear
FAQs
This trek is all about exploring the blend of cultural explorations, Tamang villages, stunning snow-clad peak vistas, sacred Gosainkunda Lake, and many more, offering the adventure of a lifetime with countless memories.
The highest point on this trek is Surya Peak, which rises 5145 meters above sea level and provides panoramic views of the Himalayas.
Yes, the majority of the teahouses along the route offer clean, safe drinking water. You can consume boiled water, use a water filter for safety, or replenish your water bottle at teahouses. When trekking, teahouses also sell bottled water in case you get thirsty.
Most teahouses are family businesses offering basic amenities with simple rooms and shared bathrooms serving dal bhat, typical Nepali dishes, noodles, and momos.
Yes, hiring a guide would be the best choice for safe navigation and to comply with Nepal’s trekking regulations. A guide will help to enhance your trekking experience by speaking in the language you know so you can understand the culture better and communicate with local people.