Embark on a remarkable journey through the Gosainkunda Sundarijal Trek, a trail that unveils the breathtaking natural beauty of the Langtang Valley. This trek allows you to immerse yourself in the pristine alpine environment, with highlights including the sacred Gosainkunda Lake, enchanting waterfalls in Sundarijal, rugged terrains, and dense forests teeming with diverse wildlife and birds. It is truly a trekking experience that showcases the best of Nepal’s natural wonders.
Located within the Langtang National Park, this region is home to an impressive array of flora and fauna. With over 700 species of plants, 152 species of birds, and various animals, the park offers a haven for nature enthusiasts. Established as a national park in 1976, the Langtang Valley has now become the second largest national park in Nepal. Despite its popularity as a trekking destination, the trails in the Langtang National Park are relatively less crowded, allowing for a more serene and immersive experience. It is the perfect choice for those seeking a shorter trek in Nepal.
The Gosainkunda Sundarijal Trek, also known as the Gosainkunda Lake Trek, takes you through ancient villages and off-the-beaten-path terrains. The region is home to a diverse range of mammals, birds, and animals, with the elusive Red Panda being a particular highlight. Other fascinating wildlife sightings may include jackals, various deer species, mountain black bears, mountain goats, langurs, and common and baboon monkeys. The trek also features magnificent monasteries, temples, and stupas, adding cultural richness to the natural splendor of the Langtang National Park.
The trek offers the opportunity to climb famous peaks and visit shimmering ice lakes and awe-inspiring glaciers, all at relatively low elevations. The Gosainkunda Lake itself holds great significance for Hindu pilgrims, making it a popular pilgrimage destination. Additionally, the thrilling Lauribina Pass at 4,610m elevates the adventure in the Langtang region. As the trek reaches its final days, you will be immersed in the vibrant Nepalese culture, witnessing the blend of greenery, traditions, lifestyles, languages, customs, and architecture in the renowned tourist destination of Sundarijal.
Concluding this unforgettable journey, we return to Kathmandu, marking the end of our 11-day Gosainkunda Sundarijal Trekking adventure.
Outline Itinerary
- Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu and we take you to the hotel in Kathmandu and provided you the all details of trip.
- Day 02: Kathmandu full day sightseeing of UNESCO world heritage site (cultural). And meet our trek crew.
- Day 03: Kathmandu to Syaphrubesi (1503m). Drive 8-9 hours.
- Day 04: Syaphrubesi to Chandanbari (3330m).Trek.
- Day 05: Chandanbari to Gosainkunda (4165m). Trek
- Day 06: Cross the Lauribina Pass (4610m) to Ghopte (3430m).Trek.
- Day 07: Trek to Mangengoth (3420m).
- Day 08: Trek to Chipling (2170m).
- Day 09: Trek to Chisapani (2165m).
- Day 10: Chisapani to Sundarijal(1460m) and drive to kathmandu.
- Day 11: Transfer to the International airport for your final departure>
• Airport Pick up and Drop off to/from hotel
• Triple or double sharing hotel accommodation in Kathmandu city and throughout the trek
• English speaking local guide (additional assistant guide for a larger group)
• Personal porter (Will carry up to 15 Kgs per person)
• Complete medical and life insurance for porters and guides
• Trekkers’ Information Management Systems (TIMS) Card
• High-altitude sub-zero sleeping bag (Hygienically cleaned)
• Oxygen cylinder, emergency medicine, and first-aid kit
• Storeroom facility in Kathmandu if you have additional luggage not required for your trek
Exclusions
• Water or any kind of drinks
• Nepal entry visa ($40 for foreign trekkers | not needed for Indian citizens)
• Medical and evacuation expenses in unforeseen circumstances
• Travel insurance (although you can get one for additional cost)
• Unforeseen costs (cancelation, rescheduling, extra accommodation) due to any circumstances
• Any kind of personal expenses
• Anything that is not covered in the “inclusion” segment
