Nayakanga Peak Climbing is one of the most beautiful alpine valleys in perfect tranquility, in the central Himalayan region. This place is an amazing valley & gorge, with traditional culture & Buddhism, pristine forest, an area for red pandas, and the high Langtang Himalayan range in the backdrop of the Langtang Valley Trek.
Highlights
Highlights of Nayakanga peak Climbing
– A Stunning less crowded mountaineering experience in Nepal’s Pristine Langtang Region.
– 360 Degree panoramic views of towering Himalaya Peaks
– Trek through Lush rhododendron and pine forest, roaring rivers.
– Traditional Tamang villages and Tibetan Buddhist rich Culture.
– Kyanjing Gompa Exploration and visit local Cheese factory. And preparation of climbing.
– Pristine wilderness of rich biodiversity of Langtang National Park.
– Experience a less technical, physical moderate to challenging climb to ideal Himalayan peak.
Overview
Nayakanga Peak Climbing 20 Days
Nayakanga Peak Climbing is one of Nepal’s permitted trekking peaks in Nepal. Several peaks in Nepal offer a variety of climbing challenges. Many Peak with no technical difficulty, and we would hope to climb a possible five peaks, including Nayakanga Peak Climbing.
Starting from Kathmandu by bus to Syabrubensi, begin our trek to the Langtang valley, taking the direct approach via the Langtang Khola. Four days of good walking in the Langtang Valley Trek on the ups-and-downs path, through the dense forest of oak, birch, pine and then rhododendron, leads to the tree-line and then to Kyangjin Gompa (3,749m). Kyangjin is a splendid base in a beautiful setting of high snowy mountains from which to acclimatize and plan our explorations and climbs of the upper valley. The group will have enough days to explore further afield, and we will move our base camp higher, depending on the objective.
Acclimatization Days in Nayakanga Peak Climbing
Normally, while you plan to go high-altitude trekking and peak climbing in Nepal, you most likely need an acclimatization day for the achievement of Nayakanga Peak Climbing. These acclimatization days can be spent exploring the upper Langtang valley, beyond the rich meadows of Langshisa Kharka, which Tilman first explored while probing for routes into Tibet. These upper meadows are rarely visited by trekkers and are home to large herds of thar, the valley ending in a massive wall of mountains, forming the frontier with Tibet.
Climbing onto the ridges to the north of the valley to attempt the glaciated peak rising above the Yala Glacier, Yala Peak (5500m). Crossing to the Chimsedang Lekh and the Kangjal Himal, a ridge of peaks bordering the valley to the south, we establish base camp below the Ganja La (5,121m). From here, there is a possible summit to climb, including Naya Kanga (5844m). All of the peaks are glaciated and offer a variety of climbing challenges amid spectacular Himalayan scenery. All of these summits will provide stunning views of the great mountains flanking the Langtang valley, including Ganchenpo (6387m), Dorje Lakpa (6990m), Pemthang Karpo Ri (6830m), Langtang Lirung (7245m), and across the border in Tibet rises the huge bulk of Shishapangma (8046m). These peaks are all located inside Langtang National Park.
Whilst most of the peaks are technically straightforward, to get the most from this trip, you must be a strong hill-walker with previous experience of snow climbing, or at least the completion of one winter course or similar.
Outline
Itinerary
Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu.1,370m. and transfer to Hotel.
Day 02: In Kathmandu with half day sightseeing tour.
Day 03: Drive from Kathmandu -Syabrubesi 1,approximate 7-8 hours drive.
Day 04: Trek to Lama Hotel 2,470m. approx. 5-6 hours.
Day 05: Trek to Langtang Village 3430 via Ghoretabela approximate. 6 hrs walk.
Day 06: Trek to Kynging Gompa 3,850m via Langtang village 3,307m. Approx. 5-6 hours walk.
Day 07: Rest-Day for acclimatization at leisure for hike around.
Day 08: Trek to Yala High Camp 4,800 meters. 4-5 hrs.
Day 09: Climb of Yala Peak 5,520 meters and return to Kyangin Gomba.
Day 10: Trek towards Naya Kanga at Branchen Kharka 4,100m. Approx. 4-5 hrs walk.
Day 11: Trek and climb to Naya Kanga High Camp 5000 m.
Day 12: Rest day for the climbing preparation.
Day 13: Ascent of Naykanga 5,844 meters and return to Base Camp at Branchen Kharka for the overnight Camp.
Day 14: Trek to Langtang Village. 5-6 hours walk.
Day 15: Trek to Riverside.
Day 16: Trek to Upper Syabru. 2,118m
Day 17: Trek to Dhunche.
Day 18: Drive back to Kathmandu.
Day 19: In Kathmandu.
Day 20: Transfer to Airport for the International departure.