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At a Glance
Duration
13 days
Destination
Nepal
Trip Difficulty
Extreme
Max altitude
5732m
Group Size
1-10 Pax.
Activity
Trekking,hiking & sightseeing
Accommodation
Hotel in Kathmandu, lodge & tea houses during the trek.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner during the trek
Vehicle
Private car/bus/jeep and flightOverview of Yala Peak Climbing
Yala Peak climbing (Alt 5732 m) is located to the north of Kathmandu in Langtang National Park. Climbing Yala Peak (5732 m) and trekking in Langtang Valley is one of the beautiful, fun, and romantic treks, which is also known as a cultural and village walk. We will be walking through different villages having Tibetan culture and also wildness walking through the jungle and across the different species of birds, the wild animals such as a longer monkey, and musk deer. Beautiful Langtang village, Kyanjim Gompa, with Buddhist monastery and chorten are the cultural insights.
Yala peak base camp is located at Alt 4800m. From the top of the Yala summit we can see Shishapangma (8046 m) and the fluted Gangchempo (6388m) and other peaks and glaciers.
Yala peak Climbing start after asceninc drive from Kathmandu to Sybrubesi – 147km in 5 to 6 hours. basically you will start walk from Sybrubesi and continue you will trekking throguh the Lama Hotel , Langtang gaun and last stop at Kyanjing gumpa before we go to Yala Basecamp. once you reach at Kyanging gumpa you will prepared and check the your climbing gears before heading to the Yala Basecamp. your climbing guide will also provide you basic skill about climbing route and how to use the ropes and necessarry equipments. at hicamp you will be sleep at tent and food will prepared by our kitchn crews.
You will be in good physique before and after a climb. We have well trained, experienced and mature attendants to assist you all the way to the summit.
Highlights of Yala Peak Climbing
- Stunning Views of Langtang Lirung (7,246m),Lenpo Gang(7083m),Shishapangma etc.
- Walking through Lush rhododendron and bamboo forests,waterfalls and monasteries.
- Tamang,Gurung culture and hospitality.
- Yala peak at 5732m.
- Kyanjin Gompa at3,800m
Itinerary
01
Day 01 Arrive in Kathmandu,alt.1300m
After your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport you will be greeted by our team members and transferred to your hotel. You can spend the day relaxing and adjusting to the new environment or exploring the local markets and enjoying the Nepali cuisine.
Duration
30 min
Max altitude
1300m/4265 ft
Meals
Breakfast
Accommodation
Hotel02
Day 02 Kathmandu Valley Sightseeing
Day 2 is dedicated to preparing for the trek. You’ll meet with your trekking and climbing guide where you can review the itinerary, check your gear. Today will be a great day to explore more of Kathmandu visiting UNESCO World heritage sites like Swayambhunath or Pashupatinath temple.
Max altitude
1300m/4265 ft
Meals
Breakfast
Accommodation
Hotel03
Day 03 Drive from Ktm to Dunche-Sybrubesi,alt.1400m
You’ll drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi , which is the starting point for your trek. The drive takes about 7-8 hrs and is quite scenic. As you travel along winding roads , you’ll see lush green hills ,terraced fields and small villages. The route follows the Trishuli river, which goes through the landscapes, and the drive glimpses of the Local life and rural beauty. Upon the arrival in Syabrubesi, a small , charming village, you’ll prepare for your next day’s trek and settle for your accommodations.
Duration
6-7 hrs
Max altitude
1400m/4593 ft
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse04
Day 04 Trek to Lama hotel,alt.2400m
Your trek begins today as you head from Syabrubesi to Lama hotel . The trail follows the Langtang Khola(river), and passes dense forests of oak and rhododendron . You’ll cross several suspension bridges and pass through small villages where you can observe traditional lifestyles. The trek is relatively easy, with a gradual ascent, and the natural surroundings create a peaceful atmosphere. Lama hotel is nestled in a forested area, providing a cozy retreat for the night.
Duration
6-7 hrs
Max altitude
2400m/7874 ft
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse05
Day 05 Trek to Langtang gaun,alt.3400m
Today’s trek takes you from Lama hotel to Langtang village. As you climb higher, the landscapes transform from forested terrain to open meadows and terraced fields. Langtang village, located breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, isa traditional Tamang settlement with wooden houses and welcoming locals. The village offers a glimpse into the local culture and provides a chance to interact with the friendly Tamang people, who have their own unique customs and traditions.
Duration
5-6 hrs
Max altitude
3400m
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse06
Day 06 Trek to Kyanjin gompa,alt.3700m
From langtang village, you’ll trek to kyanjin Gompa, a beautiful village located at the foot of the towering peaks. The trail offers spectacular views of the langtang range and passes through alpine meadows and rugged terrain. Kyanjin gompa is known for its Tibetan monasteries and stunning mountain views. The village is a beautiful spot where you can rest and acclimate , with the majestic backdrop of snow-capped peaks enhancing the tranquil setting.
Duration
3-4 hrs
Max altitude
3700m/12139 ft
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse07
Day 07 Acclimatization day,hike to Tserko Ri,alt.4900m
Inorder to help your body adjust to the high altitude, you’ll take a day to acclimatize by hiking to Tserko Ri. The hike is rewarding journey that offers panoramic views of the Langtang and Ganesh Himal ranges. As you ascend , the landscapes becomes more rugged and dramatic. The climb to Terko Ri is a challenging but well worth it for the breathtaking views and the chances.
Duration
6-7 hrs
Max altitude
4900m/16076 ft
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse08
Day 08 Trek to Yala Base Camp,alt.4800m
On day 8 , the journey ascends to Yala Base Camp, situated at an impressive altitude of 4,800 m . The trek begins early in the morning , with the trails steadily climbing uphill. As you trek, you’ll follow the Langtang river. The landscape gradually shifts from the dense forest to rugged barren terrain as you gain altitude.
The route offers spectacular views of towing snow-capped peaks like Langtang Lirung and Dorje Lakla. The trail is well-trodden and marked by prayers flag fluttering the wind. If you are luckily then you might see the rare wildlife such as elusive snow leopard or the himalayan thar as you approach the base camp and with this day ends as you reach to the base camp
Duration
4-5 hrs
Max altitude
4800m/15748 ft
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse09
Day 09 Preparation for the climb.
Today is dedicated to preparing for the summit attempt. Today is a crucial day to acclimatize to the high altitude, review climbing gear and also ensure everyone in the group is physically and mentally ready for the challenges. The day is spent at Yala Base Camp, where experienced guides provide instruction on the route , safety measures and techniques needed for the climb.
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse10
Day 10 Summit to Yala peak and back to Kyanjin gompa,alt.3700m
Today we’ll start our day early in the morning to take advantage of the stable weather conditions. The climb to Yala Peak (5,520m) is technically straightforward but requires endurance as well as determination due to the high altitude. The ascents starts on a steep, icy slope with the final stretch involving a climb up a rocky ridges.
As you reach the summit the reward is unparalleled 360 degree views of some of the world’s highest peaks including Shishapangma (8,027m).The sense of achievement is immense as you stand at the top.
After a brief celebration and taking the view, you will begin to descent back to the Kyanjin Gompa. The downhill trek is long but more relaxed, wiith the altitude gradually decreasing as you return to the lush.
Duration
6-7 hrs
Max altitude
3700m/12139 ft
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse11
Day 11 Kyanjin Gompa to Lama hotel,alt.2400m
Today you will descend from Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel, dropping from 3,700 m to 2,400 meters. The trails usually descend downhill through the langtang valley, following the Langtang river. As you descend the vegetation becomes more lush with a forest of pine , rhododendron and bamboo reappearing. The route passes through several small villages where you may encounter local Tamang people. This day’s trek will offer you the opportunity to explore local monasteries and learn about the region’s traditions. The day ends at Lama Hotel , a popular stop for trekkers, where you can enjoy a warm meal and rest in the peaceful surroundings.
Duration
6-7 hrs
Max altitude
2400m/7874
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse12
Day 12 Lama Hotel to Sybrubesi,alt.1400m
The trek continues downhill to Sybrubesi, the starting point of your adventure. The trail descends further, passing through the dense forest and actress numerous small streams that feed into Langtang river. The route is less challenging today, allowing you to fully enjoy the natural beauty of the region.
As you approach Syabrubesi, the landscape opens up to reveal terraced fields and quaint villages. The final stretch of the trek is a wonderful walk, with the sound of the river accompanying you all the way.
Duration
5-6 hrs
Max altitude
1400m/4593 ft
Meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation
Local Teahouse13
Day 13 Drive back to kathmandu,alt.1300m
Final day of the trek will lead you to Kathmandu , while returning back the drive takes you along the Trishuli river offering the stunning views of the hills, terraced farmlands and distant mountain range. The road condition can vary with some sections being bumpy but the journey is a comfortable one, allowing you to relax after the trek.
As you approach Kathmandu, you can celebrate the successful trek, explore the city’s vibrant markets.
Duration
6-7 hrs
Max altitude
1300m/4265 ft
Meals
Breakfast
Accommodation
Hotel
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Inclusion/Exclusion
What's Included?
- Airport pick up and drop.
- Three-night Hotel in Kathmandu.
- Three times meals a day during the trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
- Hot drinks, a cup of tea or coffee after each meal.
- Fresh fruit every day after Dinner
- Accommodation during the trek
- For camping part tent & all kitchen crews.
- English-speaking guide and porter ( for 2 people one porter, porter carries 25kg)
- All the necessary Langtang National Park entrance fee
- All the ground transportation
- Treated drinking water.
- Nature Explore Trek duffle bag (refundable after the trip.)
- Nature Explore Trek Down jacket (refundable after the trip)
- Nature Explore Trek t-shirt as a gift.
- All the Gov. Vat, tax etc…
- The climbing part includes.
Climbing permit for Yala peak
- Climbing guide.
- Tent and kitchen crews for the climbing part
- Fresh food and hot drinks cook by own kitchen crew.
- All the necessary climbing documents etc.
- Guide and porter insurance.
- Climbing certificate
What's Excluded?
- International air fare.
- Travel insurance (incase of emergency only.)
- Personal Trekking and Climbing gear.
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu.
- Wi-Fi Laundry, Hot shower, Cold drinks, (mineral water, beer and coke Fanta etc.) and ,Extra Snacks during the trip.
- Extra then above mention in itinerary.
- Tipping to staff.
Trip Information
Best Season to climb Yala Peak
Timing is crucial while considering climbing in Nepal. Nepal’s weather consists mainly of four seasons: summer, winter, spring and monsoon. The weather and the trail conditions vary greatly throughout the year, so selecting the right season can make a lot of difference in experience. Here is what’s season like in each season for climbing:
Spring ( March to May):
Spring is considered as the best season to climb Yala Peak due to its favorable weather, moderate temperature, and vibrant landscapes. The season attracts many climbers, from the first-timers to the seasonal trekkers. During the season, temperatures are mild at lower elevations (ranging from 10 degree to 15 degree ) and gradually cool as you ascend. At higher altitudes , daytime temperature is around -5 degree to 5 degree celsius, while nights can drop below freezing.Skies are generally clear, providing stunning views of the surrounding peaks and the valleys. Mornings tend to be crisp and clear , with occasional clouds forming in the afternoon.Spring is known for its beautiful rhododendron blooms, adding a splash of color to the trails.
As for trail conditions its usually clear of snow at lower elevations but may still have some snow at the higher altitudes. The snow on the slopes near the summit is typically stable, making the climb less technical compared to other seasons.
Autumn(September to November ):
Autumn is another recommended season for climbing Yala Peak. The post-monsoon period bring the crystal-clear skies, stable weather and comfortable trekking conditions. The landscapes are fresh and green after the rains, making the season an incredible scenic time to be in the mountains.Lower elevations experience temperature of 10 degree celsius to 20 degree celsius , while higher up, daytime range from 0 degree celsius to 5 degree celsius with the nights dropping to -10 degree celsius or even lower.
Visibility is at its best autumn with crisp, clear skies offering uninterrupted views of the majestic Himalayan peaks. The trails are dry and stable , with minimal snow cover at the lower altitudes.
However, snow and ice begins at higher elevations as winter approaches mainly in the late autumn.
Winter (December to February)
Winter brings out the challenging yet rewarding experience. The cold, snow-covered trails and freezing temperature make this season suitable only for well-paperaed and experienced climbers. Daytime temperatures at lower altitudes range from – 5 degree celsius to 5 degree celsius, while higher elevation can go from -20 degree celsius or lower. Nighttime temperatures are extremely cold, often dropping below 25 degree celsius at the summit. Snow covers most of the trail above 3,000m. The path to the summit may involve navigating through deep snow and icy seations, requiring technical gear and skills. The skies are often clear, especially in December and January offering striking views.
Monsoon ( June to August ):
Monsoon season is generally avoided by climbers due to heavy rains, landslides and harsh trail conditions. However, for those who don’t mind the challenges , the monsoon offers the lush greenery , quiet trails and completely different trekking experiences.Lower regions are warm and humid with temperatures ranging from 15 degree celsius to 25 degree celsius . Higher up, temperature remains cooler, between 5 degree celsius and 10 degree celsius. Heavy rain makes the trails muddy and slippery , with a high risk of landslides and rockfalls. Leeches are common in the lower forested regions. The summit push is more challenging due to the wet conditions and unstable snow. Visibility is often poor, with thick clouds and fog covering the peaks. Clear days are quite rare, though when they occur and the views are unique and lush.
Each season brings its own unique flavor to the Yala Peak experience, from the colorful blooms of spring to the crystal-clear skies of autumn, the solitude of winter and the vibrant greenery of monsoon . Understanding these differences will help you choose the best season which matches your climbing goals and preference. With the right preparation and mindset , Yala Peak offers an unforgettable adventure in any season you choose.
High Altitude:
Yala peaks stands at 5,520 m (18,110 ft), which means altitude sickness becomes a significant concern. The higher you go , the thinner air becomes, making breathing more difficult and increases the rick of Acute Mountain Sickness ( AMS). Climbers may experince the symptoms such as headaches, nausea and fatigue. The physical demands are increased as simple taks becomes more exhausting and the brains reduced oxygen supply can impair decision making and coordination. Extreme temperature fluctuation, dehydration, and the necessity for proper acclimatization add to the difficulty , requiring climbers to be physically and mentally prepare to cope up with the high-altitude challenges.
Weather Conditions:
The weather in the himalayas is unpredictable. Climbers may face harsh winds , sudden winds, sudden snowfalls and rapidly changing temperatures particularly at higher elevations. These conditions can amke the climb more physically demanding and mentally challenging especially during the summit push. Daytime temperatures can be relatively mild at lower elevations but drop significantly at higher altitudes, often falling well below freezing during the night. Strong winds are common especially on exposed ridges, making climbing more difficult and increasing the risk of frostbite. Snow and ice can cover the trails, creating slippery conditions of extreme cold , unpredictable weather and the need for proper acclimatization adds to the climb’s difficulty, demanding thorough preparation and resilience.
Yala Peak Climbing FAQ'S
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How long does it take to climb Yala peak ?
Climbing Yala peak 9alt. 5700m) in the Langtang region normally takes 14 to 16 days including travel date.
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When is the best time to climb Yala peak ?
The best time to go climb Yala peak is in autumn and spring every year. As autumn and spring both seasons offer good weather in the mountains. Most of the day it will be sunshine and clear blue sky.
Autumn – October , November and early december and Spring season march – April and May are the recommended months for climbing Yala peak.
Q
What is the easiest peak climbing in Nepal ?
The easiest peak climbing in Nepal, there are many trekking peaks available from 5500 to 6400m. Among many popular peaks in Nepal, Yala peak is also the easiest peak located in the langtang national park.
Q
Is Yala Peak Difficult to Climb ?
Yala peak is one the easiest peak climbs in Nepal and has a more than 95% successful rate . As the not higher mountains and easy rocky trail. Also it doesn’t require much physical fitness and the trail is easier compared with the tallest mountains and alpine route. From Kyanging gompa the trail leads you gradually ascending through grassy to the halfway. Before reaching the summit the trails are rocky and little ice. From the top of the summit you will see one of the best views to Shisapangma , Dorje Lakpa , Langtang Lirung , Ganjala pass and many more.
Q
How much is the Yala peak permit cost ?
Yala peak permit is Rs 3000 per person. Climbing Yala peak lower than 6000 m doesn’t require special climbing permits. Langtang national park permit will work for it. You can get permits from Nepal Tourism board and Langtang national park office on the way to Langtang valley trek.
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Where is Yala Peak Located ?
Yala peak is located in the Langtang region and it lies into the Langtang national park. Reaching at Yala peak basecamp you have to go through the Langtang national valley. It is surrounded by Tserkore hill and Langtang Lirung Himal above the Kaynjing Gumpa.
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How much is Climbing Yala peak ?
Climbing Yala peak roughly costs USD 1400 – 1600 per person. Including Food, Guide , Permits, camping gears , Kitchen crews , Transportation and all trip arrangements what you need to prepare for the trip.
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