Yala Peak Climbing – 14 Days
14days
Strenous
5,220
Autumn & Spring
Highlights of Yala Peak Climbing – 14 Days
- Rich Tibetan-Tamang cultures
- Practice of Tibetan Buddhism
- Diverse wildlife, including the Red Panda and langur monkeys
- Spectacular views of photogenic sunsets and glacier-covered mountains
- Oldest monasteries and naturally diverse national park
Yala Peak Climbing – 14 Days Brief Insight
Yala Peak is located in the Langtang Valley trek on the northern Tibetan border of Nepal, within Langtang National Park. The Yala Peak trek is ideal for exploring the authenticity of Tibetan culture along with an amazing backdrop of the Himalayas. The trek to Yala Peak begins in the low regions of farmland and small villages, eventually reaching Kyanjin Gompa. The Langtang region is famous for its adventures as well as its production of yak cheese. It is an ideal short trekking peak near Kathmandu, offering cultural immersion with the Tamang ethnic communities.
This valley, known as the Valley of Glaciers, offers glimpses of mountains, swift rivers, streams, and stunning snow-covered peaks. Langtang National Park is popular for its unseen natural diversity, including various flora and fauna, such as the elusive Red Panda. During summer, the entire valley is covered in flowers, making it more attractive to visitors. Famous British mountaineer Bill Tilman described the Langtang Valley trek as the most beautiful valley in the world. If you wish to experience an adventurous journey combined with cultural authenticity, the Langtang Valley trek should be on your bucket list.
Outline Itinerary
- Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1300m/4,264ft)
- Day 2: Kathmandu Valley tour and Trip preparation
- Day 3: Kathmandu To Syabrubesi (1,550m/50,84ft): 7 - 8 Hours
- Day 4: Syabrubesi to Rimche/Lama Hotel (2,560m/8,395ft): 6 - 7 Hours
- Day 5: Rimche/Lama Hotel to Langtang Village (3,455m/11,332ft): 5 - 6 Hours
- Day 6: Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa (3870m/12,693ft): 3 - 4 Hours
- Day 7: Acclimatization and pre- climbing Training
- Day 8: Kyanjin Gomba To Yala Base camp (4700m/15,416ft) 4 - 5 Hours
- Day 9: Base camp to Summit (5,520m/18,106ft) back to Kyanjin Gomba 9 - 10 Hours
- Day 10: Kyanjin Gomba To Rimche: 6 - 7 Hours
- Day 11: Rimche to Syabrubesi: 4 - 5 Hours
- Day 12: Syabrubesi to Kathmandu 7- 8 Hours
- Day 13: Free day in Kathmandu
- Day 14: Departure
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Kathmandu (1300m/4,264ft)
After arriving at the airport we will be welcomed by a representative of Ama Adventure. Furthermore, check into a hotel and explore the surrounding neighborhoods. This evening we will have a meeting, briefing, and welcome dinner.
Day 2: Kathmandu Valley tour and Trip preparation
After Breakfast, we start to explore Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), Hindu pilgrim site Pashupatinath Temple, and Boudhanath, which are the world’s Heritage sites. Moreover, Swayambhunath is known as the self-created stupa, Pashupatinath Temple is one of the most popular pilgrimage sites for Hindu, and Boudhanath stupa is known as one of the largest stupas in the world.
Day 3: Kathmandu To Syabrubesi (1,550m/50,84ft): 7 - 8 Hours
After Breakfast, we start to travel to Syabrubesi, which is the starting point for the Langtang region. The journey will be on bumpy and winding roads but on a clear day, one eye can upon a spectacular mountain view makes your day more wrathful; Overnight.
Day 4: Syabrubesi to Rimche/Lama Hotel (2,560m/8,395ft): 6 - 7 Hours
Today we trek to Rimche. In the beginning, the Bhotekoshi river continues its journey on the bank of the Langtang River. The entire journey crosses small villages and gradually enters the diverse subtropical forest of cactus bushes, oak, and Rhododendron. After lunch, the trek trail gets a stepper that will take about 2 hours; Overnight.
Day 5: Rimche/Lama Hotel to Langtang Village (3,455m/11,332ft): 5 - 6 Hours
Today’s we trek to Langtang Village through isolated Tibetan settlements, waterfalls, streams, and diverse forests. However, while crossing the lama hotel you will be rewarded with a sensible view of the Langtang range. A Buddhist stone mane wall along the side of the trail makes the journey more spiritual. During the chance to see the dangerous animal Red panda you must be focused and silent. The high-altitude mountain village is decorated by fluttering prayers, art, and architecture of Tibetan Buddhism, stone mane walls. It’s great to witness roaming yaks around the Barley field. This village was badly affected by the 2015 earthquake and is now completely rebuilt. Finally, after a long day’s walk, I deserve to have a rest and spend the night.
Day 6: Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa (3870m/12,693ft): 3 - 4 Hours
Today we trek to Kyanjin Gomba through the longest mane wall, Tibetan settlement, and yak pasture land. Along the way, we passed a spiritual water mill, prayer wheels, Chorten, mounds of rocks with inscriptions carved on them. Moreover, the trail is more joyful with spectacular mountain views, sighing rocks, and the most popular Langtang Lirung Glacier from the vantage. After a beautiful short hike, spend the day exploring the principle of Monastery of this area’s livelihood of neighbors and overnight at Tea House.
Day 7: Acclimatization and pre- climbing Training
Today is a hiking day. We hike up to Kyanjin Ri (4773m/15,656ft), a sacred place of this region that is a place to observe a panorama of the surrounding mountain. After spending an amazing time at the top back to the Teahouse. After lunch, we will do short training about Yala peak climbing techniques.
Day 8: Kyanjin Gomba To Yala Base camp (4700m/15,416ft) 4 - 5 Hours
Today we hiked up to Otsego Ri, sacred place of this region that is a place to observe a panorama of the surrounding mountain. After spending an amazing time at the top, continue to Yala base camp for the overnight at tent camp.
Day 9: Base camp to Summit (5,520m/18,106ft) back to Kyanjin Gomba 9 - 10 Hours
Early this morning we climbed up to Yala peak with climbing gear, sacred places of this region that is a place to observe a panorama of the surrounding mountain from Yala peak summit. After spending an amazing time at the top, back to Yala base camp and continue to Kyanjin Gomba for the overnight stay at the tea house.
Day 10: Kyanjin Gomba To Rimche: 6 - 7 Hours
After Breakfast, we start descending the same trail to the Rimche. While we descend we need to be very careful while we walk down, especially take off our legs and knees finally overnight at Rimche.
Day 11: Rimche to Syabrubesi: 4 - 5 Hours
After Breakfast, we step back to the Syabrubesi and follow the same trail. The whole journey will be descending most of the time and overnight at Syabrubesi.
Day 12: Syabrubesi to Kathmandu 7- 8 Hours
After Breakfast, we traveled to Kathmandu. While you arrive you can spend the rest of your last day catching souvenir shopping and exploring the neighborhood. Overnight at the Hotel.
Day 13: Free day in Kathmandu
Today is your free day in Kathmandu for rest and shopping. If you are willing to sightsee around Kathmandu we will organize a tour as well. After your comfortable day, there will be a farewell dinner in the evening to celebrate the successful completion of our journey.
Day 14: Departure
Today is the final day of our trip. The Ama Adventure representative drops you at the airport, wishes you a safe journey, and hopes to see you on your next adventure.
What is included in Yala Peak Climbing – 14 Days
- All ground transportation
- Accommodation in Kathmandu and during trekking
- Professional guide and assistant guide/trainee guide
- All meals during your trip (Breakfast/Lunch and Dinner)
- Welcome and farewell dinner
- Staff costs include their salary, insurance, food and accommodation
- National park Tims permits and all paper works. 1om/22p)
- Medical kits
What is Excluded
- Trip cancelations cost
- International flight Tickets
- Personal items
- Food outside of designated meals
- Travel and Rescue insurance
- Snacks during trekking
- Tip for Guide and other staff
Trip Departure
We book solo travelers or groups for amazing experiences with people from all over the world. Before departure, we reconfirm the number of clients in your group. When a person signs up for the expedition, we guarantee all group departure dates, even if there is only one person.
Level of Difficulty
Climbing Yala Peak requires basic technical skills. The climb reaches high altitudes and demands a high level of physical exertion. Hikes can last from 5 to 10 hours, with significant elevation gain.
Important Notes
Your safety is our first priority while traveling with Ama Adventure. Stay flexible if needed:
Your trip leader has the authority to change itineraries based on local conditions and their judgment.
We reserve the right to modify the itinerary due to medical considerations, unexpected weather conditions, natural disasters, etc.
Our leader and crew always strive to make your trip comfortable and ensure that it runs according to plan.
Gear List For Trekking
Before leave for the trip please double check you gear;
- Cloth for Kathmandu
- Heavy / Medium down jacket (- 20 degree)
- Fleece Jacket-1
- Insulation.
- Synthetic Hiking T-shirt – 4
- Synthetic long underwear top and button
- Wollen Hat
- Synthetic Hat
- Gloves.
- Hiking and climbing Boots Waterproof
- Nylon – wool blend shocks – 4 pairs
- Sandals/sneakers
- Day pack
- Water Bottle and Gaiters
- Headlamp
- Quick dry Towel
- Personal Medicine and Toiletries
- Sleeping Bag (- 20 degree)
- Ziplock Bag for Toilet papers and other necessary items such as the passport and others
- Hand sanitizer
- Wet Wipes
Other Optional Items
- Guide Book
- Trekking Poles
- Camera
- Basic Medicine (Pepto, Bismol, Advil, Imodium)
- Bandana for dust and wind
- Energy Bars
- Gaiters
Documents and Logistics
- Flight Information
- Photocopy of Passport (original passport also needed to make special permit)
- 4 Passport size photo for Tims and permit
- Medical Insurance Card
- Valid Passport
- Cash for souvenirs, Incidental cost and tipping for staff