Langtang- Gosaikunda is another popular and famous trekking trip in Nepal.Which trip provides you as well many mountains view with quite and peaceful holy lakes along the way.On the way from this trip you can see Mt. Langtang Lirung, Mt. Gangchhempo, Mt. Dorje, Lang shisha and others from Langtang valley face.Then from the Gosainkunda face you can see Mt. Manaslu(8163m), Ganesh Himal I, II, III, IV, and Annapurna range as well.And arrond Gosainkunda area there are 100s of Lakes. But the Gosainkunda is popular and holy one.All local people Hindus and buddhists both type of them pray here. and some of lake doesn’t have name too. But bhairav kunda, Surya kunda, Saraswoti kunda are popular. Langtang- Gosainkunda is located just north from Kathmandu. You don’t need to expense your budget for domestic flights. So this one is little cheaper than others trekking routes. This one is more popular for the aged peoples.
Day 01 Arrival in Kathmandu 1350m.
Day 02 Drive to Syafrubensi 1460m.
Day 03 Trek to Sherpagaun 2350m. / Lama Hotel 2350.
Day 04 Trek to Langtang Village 3440m.
Day 05 Trek to Kyanjing Gumba 3850m.
Day 06 Rest day, Hike to (Tserko ri 4983m/ Kyanjing ri 4700m) for the best view.
Day 07 Trek down to Lama Hotel 2350m.
Day 08 Trek to Thulo Syafru village 2260m .
Day 09 Trek to Cholangpati 3500m.
Day 10 Trek to Gosainkunda 4380m.
Day 11 Trek to Gopte 3440m via Lauribina pass(4610m).
Day 12 Trek to Kutumsang 23oom.
Day 13 Trek to Chisopani 2140m.
Day 14 Trek to Sundarijal and drive to Kathmandu Hotel.
Day 15 International departure.

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