Langtang Valley Trek - 9 Days

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The Langtang Valley trek is one of the most adventurous short trips to Nepal. On this trek, you will explore beautiful villages like Lama Hotel and Langtang village and witness stunning mountains such as the Langtang range,

Duration
9 Days
Trip Grade
Moderate
Country
Nepal
Maximum Altitude
5033m
Group Size
2-20
Starts
Kathmandu
Ends
Kathmandu
Activities
Trek
Best Time
Autumn and Spring

The Langtang Valley trek is one of the most adventurous short trips to Nepal. On this trek, you will explore beautiful villages like Lama Hotel and Langtang village and witness stunning mountains such as the Langtang range, Ganesh Himal, Dorje Lhakpa, and Yala Peak.

The Langtang Valley trek route is the nearest to Kathmandu. You can start this trek in around 8 hours' drive from the city. Syabrubesi is the starting point of the Langtang Valley trek.

From Syabrubesu, you will begin hiking through forested hills and uneven cliffsides, following the Langtang River. The Langtang Valley trek is considered one of the most beautiful trekking regions in Nepal.

This region offers picture-book-like perfect scenery. Lush hills, terraces, rivers, and beautiful villages are dominated by glaciers and towering snow-capped mountains that we see in the fairy tale books.

Trekking in the Langtang Valley has always been a top choice, but the recent trend of EBC and ABC treks and circuit treks in Nepal has lowered the flow of tourists in the Langtang region.

Ironically, now you can enjoy a peaceful hike even during the peak trekking seasons in the Langtang Valley. Whether you are an experienced trekker or trekking for the first time, the Langtang Valley trek will not disappoint you.

In a very short time, you will ascend to 5,000 meters and experience high altitude walking. The Langtang Valley trek distance is around 55 km. However, depending on your itinerary, the distance may increase or decrease.

If you are interested in a short yet adventurous and vibrant trekking program in Nepal, then the Langtang Valley trek 9 days is a great option. Some of our other top short trek choices in Nepal are the Ghorepani Poon Hill trek, Mardi Himal trek, Pikey Peak trek, and Mohare Danda trek.

Highlights

  • Start the trek without a domestic flight in Nepal
  • A close trekking region from Kathmandu
  • Perfect for first-time trekkers, families with kids, students, and elderly travelers
  • Trek through the beautiful rhododendron and bamboo-covered hills of Langtang National Park
  • Spend nights in beautiful villages such as Lama Hotel, Langtang Village, and Kyanjin Gompa
  • Explore ancient stupas and monasteries on the way
  • Enjoy beautiful rivers and waterfall views along the trail and cross several suspension bridges
  • Experience Tibetan Buddhist culture and the warm hospitality of the locals
  • Go on a side hike to Tserko Ri to see a gorgeous sunrise and heavenly mountain panorama
  • Explore the local yak cheese factory
  • Enjoy nature, peaceful walk, breathtaking landscapes, and outstanding mountain vistas

What makes the Langtang Valley trek special, and why should you do it in 2026?

The Langtang Valley is known as the Valley of Glaciers. Located north of Kathmandu, it is home to the Langtang Himalayan range. The trek route is spread within the Langtang National Park, which houses several species of birds and animals, along with hundreds of plants and flowers.

Kyanjin Gompa is the highest settlement on the Langtang Valley trek. To reach here, you will trek for three days from Syabrubesi. The trail ascends and descends through rhododendron and bamboo forests.

You will see beautiful waterfalls and rivers on the way, and also cross several suspension bridges. The mountain views are there from the very first day of the trek, and as you go higher, the panoramas only get better.

Likewise, Langtang Valley trekking is also great if you want to experience mountain lifestyle and culture closely. Resided by Tamangs and Sherpas, the Langtang Valley will feel more like home than a remote area.

Tamangs are the main inhabitants of the Langtang region. They are said to be the descendants of Tibetans and have a distinctive language, culture, and faith. The locals, in general, are kind, welcoming, and friendly.

Likewise, you can go on side hikes to Tserko Ri or Kyanjin Ri during the Langtang Valley trek. Both these viewpoints offer exceptional sunrise and breathtaking mountain vistas.

Some trekkers also like to combine a hike to Gosaikunda Lake in their Langtang Valley trek itinerary. If you are an experienced trekker, consider extending the Langtang Valley trek further to the Helambu region via Lauribina Pass.

The Yak Cheese Factory visit during the Langtang Valley trek

Yak cheese is one of the most famous and loved delicacies of the Langtang region in Nepal. It is made from the pure milk of yak and has a very creamy and rich taste.

You will visit the Yak Cheese Factory in Kyanjin Gompa. The tour will give you the idea of how the cheese is made and stored. You can also taste some cheese and buy it as a souvenir. These Yak cheeses are used all over Nepal and exported worldwide.

Perfect family trek near Kathmandu

If you are in Kathmandu or planning to visit Kathmandu with your kids and looking for a short, adventurous trek for your family, then look no further. The Langtang Valley trek is one of the top-rated family adventure treks in Nepal.

This trek has a good availability of accommodation, toilets, food, and other services. At the same time, your kids will also get to experience rugged Himalayan terrain and high altitude, which will shape them for bigger treks.

The walk is not easy and there will be a fair share of challenges, but the trek is also very achievable, which makes a lot of families choose the Langtang Valley trek.

The Langtang Valley trek after the 2015 earthquake

We cannot go without talking about the 2015 earthquake destruction in the Langtang Valley. The whole of Langtang village was swallowed by this earthquake, leaving locals with nothing but ashes.

Though it has been more than 10 years, we still remember the 2015 earthquake whenever we talk about the Langtang Valley trek. It is to show our respect for the locals and their efforts.

Nevertheless, you do not have to worry about a thing anymore. The trekking infrastructure has been reestablished, and the region has been welcoming trekkers from all around the world actively since the earthquake.

Is the Langtang Valley trek suitable for you?

Before joining the Langtang Valley trek or any trek in Nepal, you should consider a few things, such as your fitness, past high-altitude experiences, holiday period, budget, and trek expectations.

  • For instance, the Langtang Valley trek 9 days, has moderate difficulty, so beginner trekkers can do this trek without previous experience. But it doesn't mean that this is an easy walk in the mountains. You still need decent fitness to walk 6 hours a day on rugged terrain. If you are not fit at all, then improving your strength and stamina before the commencement of the trek is a must.
  • Likewise, you need to see if you can afford the Langtang Valley trek. Apart from our Langtang Valley trek package cost, you need money for international flights to/from Kathmandu, travel insurance, tips, souvenirs, trekking gear, personal expenses, etc.
  • High altitude is another big thing to consider when planning the Langtang Valley trek. If you have a medical history that is not good for high altitude or extreme physical activity like trekking, you have to consult your doctor before joining the trek.
  • Similarly, check if you can do a 9 day trek or not. If you have a longer vacation, we can help you customize the itinerary. Not only that, but you can also shorten the itinerary if you are on a short holiday.
  • Finally, analyze your trek expectations. Which mountains do you want to see? Can you adjust to simple teahouse accommodation? Do you wish to visit any specific destination in the Himalayas? By answering these questions, you can choose the perfect trek to match your expectations.

Can you do this trek without training? How to prepare for the Langtang Valley trek?

The Langtang Valley trek without training is only recommended to trekkers who are confident about their fitness and can push themselves to walk 6 hours a day.

For the best trek experience, you need at least decent fitness. Otherwise, you will only struggle to walk long hours and may not enjoy the trek to the fullest.

You can do the following things to prepare for the Langtang trek:

  • Focus on cardio exercises 4 to 5 times a week. It will improve your stamina and build your endurance.
  • Combine strength training if possible. Make your core, legs, and upper body stronger.
  • Long walking is recommended with a 5 kg backpack. If possible, you can also do a few-day hikes to mimic uphill and downhill walking.

Why choose Adventure Magic Treks for the Langtang Valley trek?

With Adventure Magic Treks, you will get authentic local expertise. You can trek confidently with our professional guide and porters. Trekking with us is hassle-free. We handle all logistics and permits for the Langtang Valley trek.

Similarly, you will get the best Langtang Valley trek price with us. We also take care of our surroundings during the trek and make sure not to harm nature in any way.

So, you can trek responsibly with us. We have shared some of our top perks. We hope to trek with you soon in Nepal.

  • Local experts
  • Safety first priority
  • Flexible itinerary
  • Eco-friendly trip
  • No hidden cost
  • Best cost and trek service
  • Professional guide and porter
  • Complimentary airport pickup and drop off
  • 24/7 support
  • Free duffel bag to use during the trek

Langtang Valley Trek - 9 Days Detailed Itinerary

1Day

Arrive in Kathmandu - complimentary airport pick up

The representatives of Adventure Magic Treks will welcome you at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. They will pick you up from the airport and drop you off at the hotel.

Rest for a bit and later meet us for the trek briefing. After that, you can explore the bustling streets of Thamel and buy trekking essentials. You will leave Kathmandu early the next morning, so be sure to pack your duffel bag.

*You can store extra luggage in our office for free during the trek duration.

Accommodation: Hotel
2Day

Drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi

The Langtang Valley trek begins from Syabrubesi, and it takes around 7 to 9 hours to reach there from Kathmandu. Your guide will pick you up from the hotel at the designated time.

You will then drive with him to Syabrubesi. The ride is smooth, almost the whole way, apart from a few bumpy sections. Likewise, the views of lush hills, rivers, terraces, and mountains are also incredible along the way.

Max Altitude: 1,503 m/4,655 ft
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Duration: 7-9 hours
Distance: 122 km/75.8 miles
Accommodation: Lodge
3Day

Trek from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel

You will begin hiking from Syabrubesi. Register your permits and enter the Langtang National Park. Following uneven cliffsides, gradually ascend along the Langtang Khola banks and terraced fields.

You will trek through rhododendron forests and pass by settlements like Bamboo and Rimche before reaching Lama Hotel. There are suspension bridges and waterfalls on the way.

Max Altitude: 2,470 m/8,103 ft
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Duration: 6 hours
Distance: 11.3 km/7 miles
Accommodation: Tea house
4Day

Trek from Lama Hotel to Langtang Village

After spending a night in Lama Hotel, you will ascend to Langtang Village. Start walking after early breakfast. The trail continues through a forest of rhododendron and bamboo.

The trail ascends and descends throughout the way, so maintain your pace. The view of the Langtang River is excellent along the way. You will pass by Ghodatabela and Thyangsyap.

Max Altitude: 3,430 m/11,255 ft
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Duration: 6 hours
Distance: 14.8 km/9.1 miles
Accommodation: Tea house
5Day

Trek from Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa

On the third day of hiking, you will make it to Kynjin Gompa. Leaving Langtang village, you will follow an uphill route. On the way, pass by mani walls, chortens, and stupas.

Soon, you will ascend to alpine meadows and trek through sparse shrubs. Kyanjin Gompa is a beautiful village with an ancient monastery and stunning mountain views.

Max Altitude: 3,865 m/12,675 ft
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Duration: 4 hours
Distance: 6.8 km/4.2 miles
Accommodation: Tea house
6Day

Hike to Tserko Ri and visit Yak Cheese Factory, and descend to Lama Hotel

Today is your rest day/exploration day in Kyanjin Gompa. To see a breathtaking sunrise, we recommend hiking to the Tserko Ri viewpoint.

The mountain views of Yala Peak, Dorje Lhakpa, Langtang range, Kang Guru, and many other mountains are incredible from here. After that, you can also hike to the hidden Hydro Glacier Lake.

Later in the day, explore a local yak cheese factory and retrace the same trail back to Lama Hotel via Langtang Village.

Max Altitude: 5,033 m/16,512 ft
Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Duration: 4-5 hours
Accommodation: Tea house
7Day

Trek from Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi

Today is the last day of the trek. Following the same route, you will descend to Syabrubesi. The trail goes through forested hills and small settlements.

Max Altitude: 1,503 m/4,655 ft
Meals: Breakfast and lunch
Duration: 5-6 hours trekking
Distance: 11.3 km/7 miles
Accommodation: Hotel
8Day

Drive from Syabrubesi to Kathmandu

After a delicious breakfast, you will leave Syabrubesi and drive back to Kathmandu. The road is pretty smooth with a few bumpy sections. The scenery will be incredible, like last time.

Upon reaching Kathmandu, check in at your hotel. The remaining day, you can spend as you wish. It is also your last day in Kathmandu, so we highly recommend buying souvenirs and trying Nepali street food.

Max Altitude: 1,324 m/4,344 ft
Meals: Breakfast and lunch
Duration: 7-8 hours drive
Distance: 122 km/75.8 miles
Accommodation: Hotel
9Day

Final departure

The Langtang Valley trek ends. We will drop you off at the international airport today. You can also start another adventure trip with us if you wish.

Meals: Breakfast only
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Langtang Valley Trek - 9 Days Cost

What’s Included

  • Airport arrival and departure by private vehicle
  • 3-star accommodation in Kathmandu with breakfast for two nights
  • Tourist bus to Dhunche/ syabrubensi  and return  from dhunche to kathmandu.
  • Full board meal (breakfast, lunch, dinner, tea & coffee) in during the trek
  • Comfortable accommodation on teahouse/lodge during the trek
  • Trek leader (English speaking, First Aid and eco trained), Sherpa helper, and all payments
  • Langtang entry fee and necessary permits
  • Down jacket and four seasonal sleeping bag
  • Exclusive medical kit bag
  • All government and local taxes.

What’s Excluded

  • Departure taxes
  • Lunch and dinner in city
  • Travel and rescue insurance
  • Personal expenses e.g. phone calls, laundry, bar bills & extra porters
  • Tips for driver, guides and porters.

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Essential Information

Guide and porter for the Langtang Valley trek

You will do the Langtang Valley trek with a local guide and porter. Trekking with a local guide and porter increases trek safety, satisfaction, and success rate.

We provide a friendly, English-speaking guide who knows the ins and outs of Langtang Valley. Likewise, our porters are also strong and reliable travel companions.

They carry your duffel bag. Every trekker has a 9 kg weight limit for a duffel bag. You can pack your clothes and other non-essential things in duffel bags.

*One porter carries duffel bags for two trekkers.

How much should you tip your guide and porter?

Tipping the guide and porter is a custom, so it is expected. How much you should tip depends on you. We usually recommend tipping 15% to 20% of the package cost. But you can tip more or less as per your satisfaction level.

Langtang Valley trek accommodation

The accommodation during the Langtang Valley trek is a simple tea house. It is a simple hut-like accommodation operated by the locals of the region.

Most rooms are made for double and triple occupancy. Single rooms are limited and cost extra money. You can also experience a homestay in some villages.

The facilities in the tea houses are not much. Washrooms are made outside the main building. Running water is cold throughout the year, and warm water costs money, especially for a shower.

The rooms are small but clean. Western-style toilets are available in many villages, but you may have to use squat toilets in some places.

  • Charging: Costs around Nrs 100 to Nrs 300, depending on the elevation. You may get it for free in villages at a lower elevation. Carry a solar power bank and spare batteries to save money.
  • Hot showers: Cost around Nrs 300 to Nrs 700 per shower. Wet tissues will keep you fresh on days you can't take a shower. You Will Not Shower Daily During The Trek.
  • Internet: WiFi is available in villages at lower elevations and in big villages at upper elevations. Speed is usually slow. WiFi costs up to Rs 1000 for a day.
  • Mobile network: No network in forested areas and at higher elevations. We provide a satellite phone to our guide for emergency communication with us during the trek.
  • Toilets: Western-style toilets are available in many places, but you may also have to use a squat toilet, so prepare your mind in advance. Pack soap, toilet paper, and all necessary toiletries.

What kind of food is available on the Langtang Valley trek?

You get three meals a day during trekking and can buy extra food and drinks by yourself. The menu mostly includes Tibetan and Nepali dishes with a few Western options.

Trekkers mostly eat things like dal bhat and thukpa on a regular basis. Other foods such as noodles, thenduk, fried rice, stew, soups, and pasta are also available in many places.

Likewise, the breakfast menu usually includes pancake, porridge, oats, toast, egg, tea, coffee, etc. Rice pudding and hot chocolate are available in places for dessert.

We recommend limiting non-veg food during the Langtang Valley trek to avoid any risk of indigestion. Similarly, look out for food that you are allergic to or cannot easily digest.

Langtang Valley trek difficulty

The Langtang Valley trek difficulty is moderate. But it doesn't mean that it is an easy trek. You will walk 5 to 6 hours a day on this trek and ascend around 500 meters every day until you reach Kyanjin Gompa (3,865 m).

From Kyanjin Gompa, you will go on a final climb to Tserko Ri, which will further take you up to 5,033 meters. The terrain is rugged and steep in some sections. You will ascend and descend through lush hills and uneven hillsides.

In short, you need good fitness to complete the Langtang Valley trek. Previous trekking experience is not required.

Altitude sickness and how to avoid it

The risk of altitude sickness is high during the Langtang Valley trek. So, basically, if you keep ascending without acclimatizing, you will suffer from altitude sickness.

It leads to persistent headache, vomiting, dizziness, breathlessness, insomnia, and loss of appetite. Imagine suffering from these symptoms while trekking.

Altitude sickness will affect your trekking schedule, and worse, you may have to get rescued if the condition deteriorates. So, acclimatization is a must.

Following our Langtang Valley trek itinerary, you will ascend slowly and get ample time to rest and acclimatize. We have made sure to maintain altitude gain on each day.

In addition, keep yourself hydrated and ascend slowly, and you are most likely to complete the Langtang Valley trek without altitude sickness.

Travel insurance for the Langtang Valley trek

We request all trekkers to buy travel insurance covering medical bills and helicopter evacuation for the Langtang Valley trek. It is a remote trek, and having an evacuation cover will be your reliable safety net.

Without travel insurance, we do not allow trekkers to join us on the Langtang Valley trek. So, kindly buy it in your country and bring the documents.

Langtang Valley trek permit

The Langtang Valley trek route is within the boundaries of the Langtang National Park. So, every trekker needs a Langtang National Park permit, which costs around USD 30 per person.

Likewise, you will also need a TIMS Card for the Langtang Valley trek. Our Langtang Valley trek package includes both permit fees, and we will obtain them on your behalf.

Best time to trek to Langtang Valley

April to May and late September to November are the best times to do the Langtang Valley trek. So, basically, the pre-monsoon and post-monsoon seasons are ideal for this trek.

In these seasons, the weather and climate are on the favorable side, which makes trekking safe and scenic. The climate is pleasant, so you will not have a very tough time walking for long hours.

From April to May, the lower trails are covered with rhododendron blooms. Likewise, between September and November, you may get to experience the biggest Nepalese festivals.

December-February (winter):

December to February is the coldest time of the year in the Himalayas. Heavy snowfall makes trekking more demanding. The trail may get covered with snowfall.

Even though winter is considered an off-season, we recommend trekking in this season, especially if you are looking for peaceful trails.

June-August (summer/monsoon):

June to August is the hottest and wettest time of the year. Though the upper parts of the trail are not that affected, the lower and mid regions experience heavy rainfall.

Trails are not in good condition, and the high risk of landslides makes trekking dangerous. Only experienced and knowledgeable trekkers are recommended for the Langtang Valley trek in these months.

Communication during the Langtang Valley trek

The mobile network is not that good in the Langtang region. The network is quite disturbed at higher altitudes due to unpredictable weather. Likewise, forested routes also have no mobile network.

WiFi is available in some villages but costs extra money. The WiFi network is also not good. Prepare your mind to limit your internet use during the Langtang Valley trekking.

Charging and hot showers

There will be no issue with charging and hot showers during the Langtang Valley trek. Both these services cost a few extra bucks. We recommend trekkers to bring backup like an extra battery and wet tissues.

Rooms do not have electric outlets, so you have to charge your devices at the charging station. Likewise, taking a shower at high altitude is demanding because of the cold climate. So, maintain a balance between showering and wiping yourself.

Nepal travel visa

A Nepal travel visa is not included in our Langtang Valley trek package. Travelers have to pay the visa fee and obtain the visa by themselves. We do not take responsibility for acquiring the Nepal travel visa.

To obtain a Nepal travel visa, visit the nearby Nepalese Embassy or Consulate Office. Alternatively, you can check for your country's eligibility for an on-arrival visa and obtain it upon landing at Kathmandu Airport.

You can find more details about the Nepal tourist visa on this site.

    Langtang Valley Trek - 9 Days FAQs

    Q1. How long does the Langtang Valley trek take?

    You will need 9 to 10 days to complete the Langtang Valley trek.

    Q2. How difficult is the Langtang Valley trek?

    The Langtang Valley trek is a moderate trekking program. It is not an easy trek, but also not as difficult as the Everest Base Camp or Annapurna Circuit treks. If you can walk 6 hours a day and have strong willpower, you can complete the Langtang Valley trek.

    Q3. What is the best time of year to do the Langtang Valley trek?

    The best time of the year to do the Langtang Valley trek is March, April, May, late September, October, and November. These months have perfect weather and climate for trekking.

    Q4. How far is the Langtang Valley from Kathmandu?

    From Kathmandu, the starting point of the Langtang Valley trek is 122 kilometers away. You can reach here in 7 to 8 hours of driving. Domestic flight is not available.

    Q5. Is the Langtang Valley trek suitable for beginners?

    Yes, the Langtang Valley trek is suitable for beginner trekkers. In fact, it is one of the top recommended beginner-friendly treks in Nepal. There are fair challenges on the Langtang Valley trek, but it is not an offbeat trek.

    Q6. How does the Langtang Valley trek compare to Annapurna or Everest treks?

    Compared to Annapurna and Everest, the Langtang Valley trek is also popular and one of the oldest trekking regions. However, the crowd is comparatively less on the Langtang trek.

    Q7. Is the Langtang Valley trek safe after the earthquake?

    After the 2015's earthquake, all the affected villages have been rebuilt and treks are operating as normal.

    Q8. How much does the Langtang Valley trek cost?

    The Langtang Valley trek costs between USD 750 and USD 1,250 per person. You can customize the trek as per your budget.

    Q9. Can I do the Langtang Valley trek without a guide or porter?

    Trekking to Langtang Valley without a guide is subject to trekking regulations during the time you do this trek. We recommend that you contact us for updated information.

    Likewise, trekking with a porter depends on your wish. If you think you can navigate the trail with all of your stuff, then you do not have to hire a porter.

    Q10. Do I need trekking poles and a sleeping bag for the Langtang Valley trek?

    Trekking poles and a sleeping bag are two must-have trekking gear for the Langtang Valley trek. You can buy this gear or rent it in Kathmandu at a very affordable price.

    Q11. Where does the Langtang Valley trek start?

    The Langtang Valley trek starts and ends in the same place, called Syabrubesi. It is the gateway of the Langtang region.

    Q12. How do I get from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi?

    There is no flight access between Kathmandu and Syabrubesi, so travelers have to drive. It will take 7 to 8

    Q13. Is there an internet and mobile network on the Langtang Valley trail?

    WiFi is available in lodges in Syabrubesi, Lama Hotel, Langtang village, and Kyanjin Gompa. However, the network is not strong and reliable. Likewise, the mobile network is also not reliable.

    Q14. Can I combine the Langtang Valley trek with Gosaikunda or Helambu?

    Yes, you can combine the Langtang Valley trek with Gosaikunda Lake or Helambu excursions. Check out our packages below if you are interested in exploring these places:

    • Langtang Valley trek with Gosaikunda Lake
    • Langtang Helambu trek

    Q15. How is the Langtang Valley trek in winter?

    Winter is a great time to do the Langtang Valley trek if you are fine with the cold weather. Snow covers the trek during the peak winter period, making the scenery spectacular.

    Q16. Do you see wild animals during the Langtang Valley trek?

    Wild animals are rare to spot during the Langtang Valley trek. At most, trekkers may come across langur monkeys and birds.

    Q17. Can families with children do the Langtang Valley trek?

    The Langtang Valley trek is one of the best family adventure treks in Nepal. You can do this trek with your kids. The altitude gain is quite high on the Langtang Valley trek, so make sure your kids are ready for it.

    Q18. What cultural experiences can trekkers expect in Langtang?

    While trekking in the Langtang region, you will see the lifestyle and traditions of the Tamang community. Tamangs are the main inhabitants of Langtang. You will explore stupas, monasteries, chortens, and mani walls along the trail. Likewise, you will also meet with other Nepali communities.

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