--- title: Langtang Gosaikunda Pass Trek url: https://creativeadventurenepal.com/trek/langtang-gosaikunda-pass-trek updated: 2026-11-02T06:48:26.735Z --- # Langtang Gosaikunda Pass Trek - Type: Trekking - Region: Langtang & Sacred Gosaikunda, Nepal - Duration: 14 days / 14 nights - Price: From USD 1,470 per person · 1 people: USD 1,750 per person · 2–3 people: USD 1,650 per person · 4–9 people: USD 1,540 per person · 10–50 people: USD 1,470 per person - Maximum altitude: 3,800 m - Difficulty: Moderate - Best months: March, April, May, September, October, November - Starts: Kathmandu · Ends: Kathmandu - Accommodation: Tea house and lodge - Meals: Included - Dates: private trip on your own dates — ask for group departures - Book online: https://creativeadventurenepal.com/book/langtang-gosaikunda-pass-trek This trek brings you to the Langtang Valley surrounded by Himalayan Peaks. Langtang Lirung-7240 m and Ganesh Himal are the highest in the region. Trek to the sacred Lakes of Gosainkunda, climb the Gosainkunda pass into the valley of Helambu. This circuit finishes in the Kathmandu valley. Gosaikunda is a holy site for Hindus and Buddhists alike with the lake believed to have healing powers. Throughout the trek, we pass through beautiful traditional villages like Syabru, sparkling waterfalls, and yak pastures. We are blessed with the breathtaking views of the snow-clad peaks, passes, and wonderful landscape of Langtang region. The trek reaches its maximum elevation of 5000 meters at Gosaikunda where we explore the lakes and revel in the formidable wall formed by the mountains all around. ## Highlights - Trekking: 180 km - Stay: 13 nights in tea houses and lodges - Mountains visible: Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, Shishapangma - Altitude gain: 2,380–3,800 m (7,808–12,467 ft) - Destinations: Syabru Besi, Langtang Village, Kyanjin Gompa, Thulo Syabru, Shin Gompa - Activities: Tea house stays, Sherpa and Himalayan village visits, Sunrise viewpoints, Prayer flags, stupas and monasteries ## Itinerary ### Day 1: Kathmandu to Syabru Besi. The trek begins with an early morning drive from Kathmandu to Syabru Besi. After 6-7 hours, we reach Syabru Besi at an elevation of 1550 meters. It is also the official starting point for Langtang region treks. ### Day 2: Syabru Besi to Lama Hotel (2380 m) 2,380 m We pass through oak and rhododendron forests on uneven path till we reach Langtang Khola. After crossing the river, we make a steep climb that leads us to Lama Hotel. ### Day 3: Lama Hotel to Langtang Village (3500 m) 3,500 m From Lama Hotel, we make an ascent while enjoying the mountain views and the waterfalls. Langtang range slowly comes into view. We make a gradual climb as we walk past yaks grazing in the fields. Finally, we reach the traditional village of Langtang with the majestic mountain views. ### Day 4: Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa (3800 m) 3,800 m This day the trek is short and easy and helps with acclimatization as we cross the elevation of 3000 meters. We pass through Mani walls, chortens, prayer flags, and holy rocks with carvings on the trail. We hike to the cheese factories where we can partake of mouthwatering local produce. We also explore the Kyangjin Gompa that has religious value to the Buddhists. We explore other sites of the valley in the lap of Langtang Lirung. ### Day 5: Kyanjin to Lama Hotel We trace our steps back to Lama Hotel after breakfast. It comprises mostly of descents as we enjoy the Himalayan vistas. ### Day 6: Lama Hotel to Thulo Syabru. This day's trek begins with an ascent to Rimche followed by a descent to Langtang Khola. We follow an easy path to Bamboo and then climb up to Langtang lodge. From here, we cross a bridge and then pass a waterfall to reach Thulo Syabru in a while. ### Day 7: Thulo Syabru to Shin Gompa (3330 m) 3,330 m We make a short, slow, and steady climb to acclimatize properly to the higher elevation in the next few days. After a while, we reach a chorten and then a checkpoint. We move to the south and pass through Garta village and Phulung monastery to finally reach Shin Gompa. We spend the night at an elevation of 3330 meters. ### Day 8: Shin Gompa to Lauribina Yak. From Shin Gompa, we head northeast, make an ascent and then cross to the other side of the ridge. We keep climbing as we pass through the hamlet of Chalang Pati and continue on the trail. We keep climbing for another few hundred meters until we finally reach Lauribina Yak. We get astounding views of majestic peaks like Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, Annapurna, and Fishtail ### Day 9: Lauribina Yak – Gosaikunda. We take a detour to Lauribina yak and return to Shin Gompa and start towards our destination. The trail is fun and easy with panoramic views of Annapurna, Manaslu, Himchuli, Ganesh, and Langtang. We pass a ridge till we see one of the holy lakes. Gosaikunda is surrounded by mountains on all sides. It is one of the most visited pilgrimage sites in Nepal due to its religious importance to the people. With a large rock in the middle of the lake that is worshiped as the shrine of Shiva, hundreds of devotees visit the lake every year during the festival of Janai Purnima. ### Day 10: Gosaikunda to Ghopte. From Gosaikunda, we walk along the lake shore and then ascend towards Lauribina pass. The path is rough as we cross moraines and three more lakes before reaching the pass. Then, we climb up a hill and go pass Surya Kunda to finally reach Ghopte. ### Day 11: Ghopte to Tharepati(3640 m) 3,640 m We make a short climb on this day. Our trail passes through dense forests as we walk uphill and then downhill till we reach Tharepati village. ### Day 12: Tharepati to Gul Bhanjyang. From Tharepati, we walk on uneven trails passing across streams and forests. We ascend and cross a pass at 3510 meters. After enjoying the views of Langtang and Gosaikunda peaks at Yurin danda, we make a steep descent through rhododendron forests to finally reach Gul Bhanjyang. ### Day 13: Gul Bhanjyang to Chisopani. We wander through forests to reach the ridge of Jhogin danda. A steep 200 m descend from here takes us to the village of Chipling. We go down steep switchbacks to reach the village of Pati Bhanjyang. From here, we cross meadows and fields on a leveled path to finally reach Chisopani. ### Day 14: Chisopani to Kathmandu. From Chisapani, we make a gentle ascent through rhododendron and oak forests to reach Borlang Bhanjyang. Then, we descend down to Mulkharka, a Tamang settlement with excellent views of Kathmandu valley. From here, we descend for a while to reach Sundarijal, then we drive to Kathmandu via bus or car. ## Cost includes - Airport pick-up and drop-off by private vehicle - Hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast - Licensed trekking guide and porters - Meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) during the trek - Tea house and lodge accommodation on the trail - Trekking permits and national park fees - Domestic flights or transfers as listed in the itinerary - First-aid kit and 24/7 support from our office ## Cost excludes - Meals in Kathmandu and Pokhara - Extra nights in the city because of early return or flight delays - Hot showers, battery charging and Wi-Fi on the trail - International flights and visa fees - Travel and rescue insurance - Personal expenses such as drinks, laundry and phone calls - Tips for guides, drivers and staff - Meals not mentioned in the program - Any costs caused by weather, strikes or other events beyond our control ## Frequently asked questions ### Do I need previous trekking experience? Not for most treks. Good general fitness is enough for routes like Ghorepani Poon Hill or Annapurna Base Camp. Each trip page shows its difficulty and maximum altitude; our team will tell you honestly which trips suit you. ### Which permits do I need, and do you arrange them? Most treks need a national park or conservation area permit, and some regions need a restricted area permit. We arrange the permits listed in each trip’s “Cost includes”. ### What is the best time to trek in Nepal? Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) have the clearest mountain views. Each trip page lists its best months. ### Is travel insurance required? Yes. Your insurance must cover trekking at the trip’s maximum altitude, including helicopter evacuation. ### Can I change the itinerary or book a private trip? Yes. Every trip can be run privately or adjusted to your dates, pace and budget — ask for a quote.