The Langtang–Gosaikund Circuit Trek offers a rich combination of Himalayan scenery, spiritual discovery, and cultural exploration. This 17-day trek takes you deep into the Langtang Valley, up to the sacred alpine lakes of Gosaikund, and across the breathtaking Laurebina La pass before descending into the culturally vibrant Helambu region.
This trail is less crowded than Everest or Annapurna, yet it offers equally mesmerizing experiences. Expect lush rhododendron forests, ancient monasteries, glacier views, and encounters with the warm-hearted Tamang and Hyolmo communities.
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Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu, you’ll be greeted by a representative from Feel Everest Trek who will transfer you to your hotel. After checking in, you can relax or explore the vibrant streets of Thamel for souvenir shopping. In the evening, we’ll host a welcome dinner where you’ll enjoy delicious Nepali cuisine, giving you a taste of the country’s authentic flavors. If your flight arrives late, the meeting and dinner will be scheduled for the next day. Overnight in Kathmandu.
After breakfast, embark on a cultural tour of Kathmandu Valley. Visit UNESCO World Heritage sites like Pashupatinath Temple, the famous Hindu temple complex, and Boudhanath and Swayambhunath stupas, which are key Buddhist landmarks. You’ll also explore Kathmandu Durbar Square and Kumari Ghar, home of the living goddess. In the afternoon, we’ll discuss your upcoming trek, and you’ll meet your fellow trekkers and the trekking team.
Prepare for an early start to cross the highest point of the trek: Laurebina La Pass. The climb is steep and can be icy in early spring or late autumn. From the pass, enjoy magnificent views stretching from Langtang Lirung to the Annapurnas. After reaching the summit, you descend steeply to Ghopte, a quiet resting spot nestled in the forest.
Today’s trail undulates through dense forest, past chortens and prayer flags. As you enter the Helambu region, the culture slowly transitions from Tibetan-Tamang to Sherpa and Hyolmo influences. Kutumsang is a quaint hilltop village with sweeping vistas of the rolling foothills and distant peaks.
Your trek continues across ridges and villages surrounded by farmlands and forests. Chisapani is a popular spot for weekend trekkers from Kathmandu and offers one last mountain panorama. If the weather cooperates, you’ll witness a glorious sunset over Langtang, Dorje Lakpa, and even glimpses of Dhaulagiri and Annapurna ranges.
The final leg of the trek leads you downhill through Shivapuri National Park, a serene conservation area filled with monkeys, waterfalls, and chirping birds. Upon reaching Sundarijal, a private vehicle will take you back to your hotel in Kathmandu. The rest of the day is yours to relax, enjoy a hot shower, or explore the city one last time.
This buffer day is reserved for rest, souvenir shopping, or optional activities such as a visit to Bhaktapur, a local cooking class, or a rejuvenating Ayurvedic massage. It also serves as a contingency in case of bad weather on the trail.
Your incredible Himalayan adventure concludes today. Depending on your flight schedule, our team will transfer you to the airport with warm wishes and a heartfelt goodbye. We hope your experience in Nepal has inspired you to return for more mountains and memories.
3-night accommodation at a standard hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast
Welcome and farewell dinners
A guided tour of Kathmandu’s top attractions
Private vehicle and local bus transportation as per the itinerary
All necessary trekking permits, including National Park and TIMS
An experienced, English-speaking, government-licensed trekking guide
Local porters (1 porter for every 2 trekkers)
Full meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) along with tea or coffee during the trek
Treated safe drinking water (Iodine/Chlorine)
Mountain lodgings (2 nights in private rooms with bathrooms and hot showers, with the remainder in comfortable, shared rooms)
A well-equipped medical kit
All applicable government and local taxes
Trekking essentials, including a down-filled sleeping bag and duffel bag
Souvenirs: Langtang route map and an Amazing Nepal T-shirt
Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu (except for the welcome and farewell dinners)
Entry fees for monuments in Kathmandu
Desserts (such as cakes, pies, etc.)
Extra hot drinks
Bottled drinks
Mineral or boiled water
Charging for electronic devices
Hot showers
Wi-Fi access
Personal expenses
Travel and evacuation insurance (highly advised)
Gratuities for drivers and the trekking crew
If you’re planning to book a trekking package with Feel Everest and are wondering about the essential equipment you’ll need, we’ve got you covered! Below is a detailed checklist to help you pack efficiently and ensure a hassle-free adventure. You can customize the list according to your needs and preferences. If you’re unable to source any of these items in your hometown or are short on time before heading to Kathmandu, don’t worry—everything you need can be easily purchased here.
Important Notes:
Checklist of Essential Equipment:
Head:
Upper Body:
Lower Body:
Feet:
Hands:
Accessories:
First Aid and Health Items:
Other Essentials:
This checklist will help you prepare thoroughly for a safe and enjoyable trek. If you need further assistance, Feel Everest is always ready to support you—your adventure to the Himalayas starts here!
It’s a moderate to challenging trek. Suitable for trekkers with decent fitness levels. Daily walks range from 5–7 hours, with high-altitude sections like Laurebina Pass (4,610m).
Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November) offer the best weather and clear mountain views.
No prior experience is required, but good physical conditioning and preparation are essential.
You’ll stay in basic but comfortable teahouses/lodges on the trek. Kathmandu stays are in 3-star hotels.
Yes, especially above 3,000m. The itinerary includes acclimatization days to reduce risk. Guides are trained to monitor symptoms.
You’ll need a Langtang National Park Permit and a TIMS (Trekkers Information Management System) Card, both included in our package.
Technically yes, but it’s highly recommended to go with a licensed guide for safety and logistics.
Most teahouses offer solar-powered hot showers (for a small fee). Charging points are available in common areas.
Expect local Nepali meals like dal bhat, as well as pasta, soups, pancakes, and tea. Meals are included in the package.
Yes, bottled or boiled/filtered water is available at teahouses. Bring a reusable bottle and water purification tablets.
One porter typically carries 15–20 kg of combined luggage (shared between two trekkers).
Warm layers, rain gear, trekking boots, thermal innerwear, gloves, sunglasses, sleeping bag, and personal medicine.
Some areas offer limited Wi-Fi (paid), and mobile coverage is available in lower regions. We recommend a local SIM card.
Regular cardio, hiking practice, and leg-strengthening exercises 4–6 weeks before your trip will help significantly.
Yes. Dress modestly, ask permission before taking photos, and respect local customs, especially in religious areas.
It’s generally safe with trained guides and well-marked trails. Emergency evacuation support is available.
Absolutely. It should cover high-altitude trekking (up to 5,000m), medical care, and helicopter evacuation.
Yes! We can shorten, extend, or combine with nearby treks (e.g., Helambu only or Langtang Valley only).
Possibly. Langtang is home to red pandas, Himalayan tahrs, monkeys, and various bird species.
We focus on authentic experiences, expert-guided service, flexible itineraries, and responsible tourism practices. You trek—we handle the rest.
At Feel Everest Trek, we understand that unforeseen medical or personal reasons may prevent trekkers from completing their journey. Please note that we are unable to offer refunds for unused trek days or purchased services in such cases. This is because we incur fixed costs, including payments for our administrative staff, guides, porters, trekking permits, and pre-booked accommodations. We appreciate your understanding and are committed to supporting you throughout your Himalayan adventure with Feel Everest Trek.
With Feel Everest Trek, if you join a group trek, you’ll be placed in a trekking group unless you’ve booked a private trip. While we cannot share specific personal details about your fellow trekkers, you’re welcome to contact us with any questions. We can provide general information about the group, such as approximate ages, nationalities, and genders, to give you a sense of your trekking companions. Embrace the opportunity to connect with like-minded adventurers on your Himalayan journey!
At Feel Everest Trek, our group treks typically range from 2 to 10 participants, with an average group size of about 8 adventurers. This ensures a personalized and cohesive experience. For those seeking a more tailored journey, we also offer solo treks and private group treks. If you’re interested in these options, feel free to reach out to Feel Everest Trek for further details and customized arrangements!
Yes, you can extend your trek with Feel Everest Trek for an additional cost. For private or solo treks, we can easily adjust the itinerary based on your request through your guide. For group treks, extending the trip depends on the group’s schedule and agreement. We recommend discussing potential changes with your guide and group to explore feasible adjustments, ensuring a seamless and personalized Himalayan experience.
During your trek with Feel Everest Trek, you can purchase mineral water or boiled water at teahouses along the route. On the trails, water is available from public taps or natural springs, but we recommend treating it with water-purifying tablets for safety. To help preserve the pristine Everest region, we encourage using treated water instead of bottled water, as it reduces environmental pollution. Please note that as you ascend to higher altitudes, the cost of bottled or boiled water may increase. water purification methods environmental impact tips
Yes, to confirm your Everest Base Camp Trek with Feel Everest Trek, a 10% deposit of the total package cost is required. This secures your spot and allows us to start planning your unforgettable Himalayan adventure!
From Original price was: $ 1,150.00.$ 1,100.00Current price is: $ 1,100.00.
From Original price was: $ 1,150.00.$ 1,100.00Current price is: $ 1,100.00.
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