Yala Peak Trek is a remarkable trip to the Langtang region which explores the trails close to the Nepal-Tibet border. The trip goes through the Langtang National Park and explores its remarkable biodiversity as well. Similarly, the trip offers sublime sights of the Himalayas like Langtang Lirung (7227m), Ganesh Himal (7224m), and Jugal Himal (6070m). The Tamang and Tibetan villages in the Langtang Valley offer an authentic lifestyle for the locals living there.
Yala Peak Trek Cost Inclusion & Exclusion:
- Airport pick-up on arrival and transfer to your hotel
- Welcome dinner with a Nepali cultural program and a farewell dinner.
- Accommodation in a 3-star level hotel in Kathmandu for three nights including breakfast
- Kathmandu-Syafrubesi and Dhunche-Kathmandu bus fare
- Teahouse lodge accommodations during the trek
- All three meals of the day during the trek
- Government certified experienced, fluent English speaker, first aid and eco-trained expedition guide.
- Guide’s expenses
- Porter’s expenses (one porter for every two persons)
- All Necessary Climbing Permit Charge
- All trekking fees and permit fees as applicable
- All Government and Local taxes as applicable
- Down jacket and a sleeping bag for the trek (upon request) and should be returned after the trek
- One duffle bag (upon request) and a T-shirt as a souvenir
- Trekking map and trekking completion certificate
- Group medical kit box with necessary medicines
- The arrangement of Emergency helicopter evacuation service which will be covered by your travel insurance plan
- Final departure transfer
Cost Excludes
- Nepal Visa
- International flight to Kathmandu and a return ticket from Nepal.
- Your meal at Kathmandu besides welcome dinner, farewell dinner, and breakfast
- The entire cost of beverages (except hot drinks mentioned in the inclusion list), mineral water and beer, etc. while on the treks
- Travel insurance (must include Helicopter evacuation)
- Tipping to the guide, porter, and all climbing crew
- Climbing equipment of personal nature
- Items not included in the inclusion list come under your expenses
Yala Peak Itinerary:
- Day 01: Kathmandu Arrival [1300m]
- Day 02: Kathmandu: Sightseeing and Trek Preparation [1300m]
- Day 03: Drive to Syabrubensi [1420m] 7/8 Hour Drive
- Day 04: Trek from Syabrubensi to Lama Hotel (2340m) – 5/6 hour
- Day 05: Trek from Lama Hotel to Mundu (3543m) - 6/7 hour
- Day 06: Trek from Mundu to Kyanjin Gompa (3,870m) - 4/5 hour
- Day 07: Explore Tserko Ri (4984m) 8/10 hour
- Day 08: Trek from Kyanjin Gompa to Yala Peak Base Camp (4600 m) Stay at a Tented camp
- Day 09: Summit the Yala peak and trek back to Kyanjin Gompa
- Day 10: Trek from Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel (2340m) – 5/6 hour
- Day 11: Trek from Lama Hotel to Thulo Syabru Village (1,900m) - 5/6 hour
- Day 12: Trek from Thulo Syabru Village to Shin Gompa (3330m) - 4/5 hour
- Day 13: Trek from Shin Gompa to Gosainkunda Lake (4380m), 4/5 hour
- Day 14: Trek from Gosainkunda to Dhunche (2030m) - 7/8-hour walk
- Day 15: Drive back to Kathmandu (1400m) - 7/8 hour
- Day 16: Departure from Kathmandu (1400m)
Before you start the official trip to the Yala Peak Trek (5500m), you take a tour around the Kathmandu Valley and visit the world heritage sites. Beginning the trip, you head to Syabrubensi on a bus passing the Trishuli River valley. The next day, you start your official trek towards Lama Hotel through the rhododendron forests and the Langtang River. You head to Mundu via Langtang Village and then head to Kyanjin Gompa the following day.
You trek to Tserko Ri (4984m) from Kyanjin to get panoramic views of the Himalayas and then return to Kyanjin.
Further, you trek to Yala Base Camp and train to climb and use various climbing tools. Finally, on the 7th day of the trip, you climb the summit of Yala Peak (5500m). The trail is moderately difficult but any physically fit person can get to the summit of the peak. After you complete the climb, you return to the base camp and head to Kyanjin Gompa. The next day, you retrace your way back to Lama Hotel via Mundu and Langtang village.
The trail bends towards Gosainkunda from Lama Hotel. You head to Thulo Syabru from Lama Hotel and the views of the Himalayas start to fade. Next day to Shin Gompa from Thulo Syabru and further trek to Gosainkunda. Explore the place and then head back to Dhunche the next day. Lastly, you drive to Kathmandu from Dhunche. Spring and autumn are the best seasons for this trek as the views are clear and the chances of rain are less. Also, the climate and weather are suitable for the trip during these seasons.
At Nepal Peak Adventure, we help you in every step of this trek. We provide you with better transportation and accommodation facilities during the trip. Also, we have various other trips and offers across the country.
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Yala Peak Trek FAQ:
What is the return policy for Yala Peak Trek?
There is indeed a cancellation policy that you should be aware of before booking with us. If any trips cancel after any certain payment has been made then the following cancellation policy would be applied
i) More than 90 days 80% of total holiday cost (only 20% advance deposit is nonrefundable)
ii) More than 60 days 50% of the total holiday cost is refundable
iii) For More than 30 days 40% of the total holiday cost is refundable
iv) More than 15 days 20% of total holiday cost refundable
v) No refund prior to 15 days of the trip starting date
We recommend clients pay 20-25% for the booking process online and then full payment after the meeting by cash. This is the best option and safe.
Where do I get the Insurance for Yala Peak Trek?
Travel Insurance is most important before leaving for the trek, such as Yala Peak. Travel insurance companies like World Nomads issue trekking insurance which can cover up to 6,000m altitude. You can find other travel insurance companies in your area too. Just remember that Nepal doesn't issue trekking insurance.