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Langtang Region |
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Just north to the
valley of Kathmandu a few hours bus
ride brings one to the Langtang
region. The most easily accessible
trekking route that begins just
north to the capital and can end
just on the outskirts of the valley.
Homeland of different ethnic groups,
like the Tamangs, Brahmins and
Chhetri, the trail takes to the
Langtang valley, walking from
villages to villages. Just on the
north to this region lies the
Tibetan plateau, thus a lot of
Tibetan cultural influence can be
seen in the lifestyle of the
villagers. Gosaikund, a sacred lake
situated at 4,300 meters makes this
trek a very popular pilgrimage trail
for the locals. |
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Major Trekking
Routes In Langtang Region |
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 Langtang- Gosaikunda Trek
A small mountain village known as
Ghoda Tabela, is the entrance to the
Langtang valley. The valley nestled
in the high Himalayan wilderness has
a very spectacular view of the
Himalayan peaks and the glaciers |
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 Helambu Trek
Lying north to the Kathmandu valley,
this is the most easily accessible
treks dwelled predominantly by the
Tamang and Sherpa community. A great
way to explore the ancient
traditions and the natural |
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 Langtang/Gosainkunda/Helambu Trek
A holy lake lying on 4,300 meters
generally covered in ice throughout
the year with many smaller lakes on
the surroundings makes this trek
very popular pilgrimage route for
the locals. |
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 Gosainkunda Trek
A holy lake lying on 4,300 meters
generally covered in ice throughout
the year with many smaller lakes on
the surroundings makes this trek
very popular pilgrimage route for
the locals. |
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 Ganesh Himal (Singla Pass) Trek
This is the region lying north of
the Kathmandu valley, between
Trisuli and BudhiGandaki rivers. The
nearest peak from Kathmandu, Ganesh
Himal, 7429m. is the main highlight
of the trek. |
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