Langtang, Gosainkunda and Helambu Trek

Langtang Gosaikunda and Helambu Trek is a wonderful voyage in Nepal through lavish backwoods, interesting towns, plentiful natural life and surprising perspectives on the great Himalayas. The 17-day trek starts in Kathmandu with voyages through the city’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites. At that point we drive to Syabrubesi which is a Tamang town situated on the banks of the Bhote Koshi River and start our trek. We reach Kyanjin Gompa and after that climb Tserko Ri the following day. From that point we get gigantic perspectives on the Langtang Lirung (7,200m/23,622ft) territory. Next, we keep trekking in the delightful Langtang Valley and reach Gosaikunda which is a respected spot of journey for the two Buddhists and Hindus. Besides, the spot is named after the sparkling Gosaikunda Lake whose water is accepted to have mystical recuperating powers. We go by a couple of more lakes on our trek and cross the Laurebina Pass. Our trek in the Helambu Valley starts in the wake of intersection the pass. Another feature of our climb is to arrive at the highest point of Ama Yangri at 3,800m. The perspective on the Himalayas from the highest point of the slope is accepted to equal that of Poon Hill. From here, Mt. Shishapangma and the Langtang extents appear to be near the point that we feel that we can nearly contact them. We keep trekking in the Helambu area for a couple of more days and end our amazing voyage to the mountains with a drive to Kathmandu.