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Langtang Valley Trek

This short trek captures the essence of the landscapes and character of Nepal. Contouring along the northern side of the lower Langtang Valley, in view of the surrounding peaks, we trek among the villages and farmlands of its people, many of whom are of Tibetan origin. Once an important trading route with Tibet, this influence is reflected in the character of the villages and peoples.

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Gosainkunda Trek

The Langtang-Gosainkunda region is a collection of Sherpa Valleys north of Kathmandu, close to the Tibetan border. The rough road now reaches as far as Dhunche, only a day's drive from Kathmandu. Yet, despite this, Langtang remains a relatively less trekked area. Bill Tilman, a famous explorer and climbing partner of Eric Shipton, described Langtang as one of the world's most beautiful valleys.

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Helambu Trek

This trek is comparatively easier one due to the fact that the elevations are lower, ranging between 800m & 3600m, offering less climb as well as experiencing warmer temperatures. The most important benefit of this trek is that the area is less crowded & free from noise in comparison to the Annapurna trek and some parts of the Everest treks. Besides this, the trek offers a wide range of cultures and spectacular scenery.

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Ganja-La Pass Trek

Ganja la pass is one of the difficult Himalayan pass with a high of 5132 m. In this trek trekkers can enjoy Buddhist culture and tradition. Beautiful Himalayan sightseeing as well as beautiful Buddhist monastery can be seen on the way. A visit to the Langtang Valley offers an opportunity to explore villages, climb small peaks and visit glaciers at a comfortably low elevation.

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Gosainkunda Helambu Trek

Starting from Jiri, the trail follows the traditional route to Everest base camp. Through most part of this trek passes through moderate elevation, it involves a lot of up and down walking. But it gives you an opportunity to come in close contact with nature and observe the life of the Sherpas.

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