Langtang Trek is a popular trekking destination in the Himalayas of Nepal. It is located about 130 km north of Kathmandu and is known for its stunning mountain scenery, diverse flora and fauna, and rich cultural heritage. The trek typically takes around 7-10 days to complete and offers breathtaking views of the Langtang Lirung (7,246m), Langtang Ri (7,205m), and other surrounding peaks.

The trek begins from Syabrubesi, a small village at an altitude of 1,560m, and winds its way through rhododendron forests, alpine meadows, and glaciers to the Langtang Valley. Along the way, trekkers can visit ancient monasteries, villages, and traditional Sherpa settlements, and spot a variety of wildlife including red pandas, snow leopards, and Himalayan black bears.

The trek is considered moderately challenging due to the high altitude and steep terrain, but the rewards are well worth the effort. Trekkers typically camp or stay in local teahouses along the way, enjoying local cuisine and hospitality. The best time to attempt the Langtang Trek is during the spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November) when the weather is mild and clear.

Langtang Trek cost

When we plan a trek in Nepal starts with one essential question: how much will it actually cost? The Langtang Valley Trek stands out as one of the most affordable ways to experience breathtaking Himalayan scenery without the premium price tag of Everest or Annapurna. At Excellent Himalaya Trek & Expedition, we have guided hundreds of international trekkers through this stunning trek, and we are here to give you a transparent, detailed breakdown of every expense you can expect in 2026-2027.

Quick Answer: How Much Does the Langtang Trek Cost?

If you are looking for a straight answer, here it is: a fully guided Langtang Valley Trek with Excellent Himalaya Trek & Expedition typically costs between USD 550 and 850 per person for a 7 to 10 day itinerary, depending on your group size and hotel category in Kathmandu.

For trekkers taking a more shoestring approach with local buses, basic rooms, and simple meals, expect to spend around USD 35-55 per person per trekking day, excluding international flights. However, keep in mind that since April 2023, Nepal requires all foreign trekkers in national parks like Langtang to hire a licensed guide, so truly solo trekking is no longer an option.

Here is a quick cost snapshot for a standard 8-day Langtang Valley Trek:

The rest of this guide breaks down every cost category in detail, covering visa fees, permit fees, transportation costs, food, accommodation, trekking gear, tips, and travel insurance. We also share practical cost saving tips so you can enjoy an exceptional trekking experience without overspending.

All figures are based on our on-the-ground experience at Excellent Himalaya Trek & Expedition up to the 2026-2027 seasons.

Why Planning and Budgeting for Langtang Trek Costs Matters

The Langtang region trek is one of Nepal’s most accessible Himalayan journeys, offering snow capped mountains, rich Tamang culture, and alpine meadows at a fraction of the cost of other treks. However, the total cost adds up through many smaller items that catch unprepared trekkers off guard.

From 2023 onward, Nepal’s government mandates that all foreign trekkers in protected areas like Langtang National Park must travel with a licensed guide. This rule increases costs slightly but significantly improves safety, supports local employment, and ensures you have expert navigation through the langtang trek route.

The main cost categories you need to plan for include:

• Nepal visa cost and comprehensive travel insurance
• Langtang permits (National Park Entry Permit and Trekkers Information Management System card)
• Transportation between Kathmandu and Syabrubesi or Dhunche
• Accommodation and meals in Kathmandu versus mountain tea houses
• Guide and porter wages plus customary tips
• Trekking gear purchase or rental
• Extras like Wi-Fi, charging, hot showers, snacks, and souvenirs

With careful planning and by choosing a local operator like Excellent Himalaya Trek & Expedition, the Langtang Valley remains 40-60% cheaper than Everest Base Camp treks, which typically start at USD 1,500 or more.

Nepal Visa Cost for Langtang Trek

All trekkers except Indian nationals must obtain a Nepal tourist visa before starting their adventure. While this cost is independent from the trek itself, it must be factored into your journey cost.

Current 2026 visa fees on arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport:

Payment is usually accepted in major currencies including USD, EUR, GBP, and AUD, but carrying cash is safest. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from entry, and you should bring at least 2 passport-sized photos.

Indian nationals enjoy visa-free entry to Nepal. SAARC nationals (except India) pay standard tourist visa rates.

For most Langtang itineraries, the 30-day visa offers the best value, especially if you plan to add extra sightseeing in Kathmandu or nearby UNESCO sites before or after your trek.

Permit Costs for Trekking in the Langtang Region

The Langtang area sits within a protected zone where permit fees fund conservation efforts, trail maintenance, and support local communities. Permits are checked at army posts and park entry points along the route.

Under current regulations, trekkers obtain permits either through a registered agency like Excellent Himalaya Trek & Expedition in Kathmandu or directly at entry checkpoints when traveling with a licensed guide.

Two main permits are required for the Langtang Valley:

1. Langtang National Park Entry Permit
2. TIMS card or equivalent local permit

Fees are charged per person and typically paid in Nepali rupees, though we provide USD conversions for planning purposes.

Langtang National Park Entry Permit Cost

This permit is mandatory for all trekkers entering Langtang National Park, which covers the entire Syabrubesi to Kyanjin Gompa corridor and surrounding areas including access to Yala Peak.

Current fee structure:

The fee remains the same whether you trek for 5 days or 15 days within the park. With our Langtang Valley Trek package, Excellent Himalaya Trek & Expedition handles all permit paperwork and fees in advance, so you skip the queues in Kathmandu.

TIMS Card / Local Area Permit for Langtang

The Trekkers Information Management System serves as a safety database for emergency tracking, particularly valuable given the region’s recovery from the 2015 earthquake and occasional landslide risks.

Indicative costs based on current structure:

• Foreign trekkers: approximately USD 15
• SAARC nationals: approximately USD 5

Regulations have evolved since the earthquake and COVID disruptions. Some years, TIMS is replaced by local permits issued through registered agencies. Our team always follows the latest regulations and includes whichever permit is required in your package price, so you never have to navigate bureaucracy yourself.

Other Possible Entry Fees in Langtang

Certain sites along the trek may request small entrance fees or donations:

• Monastery and gompa entrance: NPR 200-500 (USD 2-5) per person
• Donations at Kyanjin Gompa
• Village temples or local schools

Keep some small notes handy for these optional but appreciated contributions. These fees directly support local religious and cultural institutions that make the cultural immersion in the langtang region so special.

Transportation Costs: Kathmandu to Langtang and Back

One of the biggest reasons the Langtang trek price is so competitive is that it is a road-access trek. Unlike Everest or Mustang, you do not need expensive domestic flights to reach the trailhead.

The main starting point for the classic Langtang Valley Trek is Syabrubesi. Dhunche serves some Gosaikunda routes, while Sundarijal or Melamchi are used for Helambu trek combinations.

Three main transportation modes are available:

• Public or local bus
• Shared jeep
• Private jeep or private car

Journey time typically ranges from 6-9 hours depending on road conditions, traffic, and seasonal factors. The road through Trishuli Valley is partly rough and winding, with occasional landslide-prone sections.

Airport Transfer: Tribhuvan International Airport to Thamel (Kathmandu)

Your first expense upon arrival in Nepal is usually the taxi ride to your hotel.

Typical 2026-2027 rates:

Our packages often include complimentary private airport pick-up for full-board Langtang programs, giving you a stress-free start after a long flight.

Kathmandu to Syabrubesi: Starting Point of Langtang Valley Trek

The journey from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi takes 7-9 hours depending on road conditions. Here are your options:

Local Bus

• Cost: NPR 900-1,200 per person (USD 7-10) one way
• Pros: Cheapest option, authentic local experience
• Cons: Basic comfort, crowded, no seat reservations

Tourist Bus

• Cost: NPR 1,200-1,500 per person (USD 10-12) one way
• Slightly better comfort than local buses

Shared Jeep

• Cost: NPR 1,800-2,500 per person (USD 15-20) one way
• Faster and more comfortable, fewer stops

Private Jeep

• Cost: NPR 18,000-22,000 (USD 150-185) per vehicle one way
• Accommodates 6-7 people comfortably
• Best for small groups wanting flexible departure times

Excellent Himalaya Trek & Expedition can arrange any of these options. Many of our guests choose shared or private transportation for safety and comfort on the rougher road sections.

Return Transport: Syabrubesi / Dhunche to Kathmandu

Return costs are similar to the outgoing journey but can vary with season and demand:

We always advise trekkers to keep one buffer day before international flights, as road delays and occasional landslides can occur, especially during monsoon season.

Other Langtang-Helambu Route Transport (Sundarijal & Melamchi)

For those doing the Langtang Helambu Trek or combined trekking routes:

• Kathmandu to Sundarijal by taxi or private car: NPR 1,500-2,000 (USD 12-16)
• Local bus to Sundarijal: NPR 100-150 (less than USD 2)
• Melamchi Bazar to Kathmandu by bus: NPR 500-700 (USD 4-6)
• Private jeep from Melamchi: NPR 7,000-10,000 (USD 60-85)

Most Langtang Valley trekkers use the Syabrubesi route, but these alternatives work well for extended itineraries.

Guide and Porter Costs on the Langtang Trek

From 2023 onward, Nepal has enforced stricter rules requiring licensed guides for most trekking regions, including Langtang. This means solo trekking without professional support is no longer permitted for foreign nationals.

As a government-registered company, Excellent Himalaya Trek & Expedition provides:

• Licensed, English-speaking local guides familiar with every section of the langtang trek route
• Properly insured and fairly paid porters with weight limits respected (maximum 20-22 kg)

Daily rates typically include salary, meals, lodging, and insurance when booked through a package.

Cost of Hiring a Licensed Trekking Guide in Langtang

For 2025-2026, expect to pay USD 25-35 per day for an experienced, licensed English-speaking guide.

This rate typically includes:

• Guide’s wages
• Their food and accommodation
• Basic equipment and insurance (handled by the agency)

Key benefits of having a professional guide:

• Expert navigation and proper itinerary pacing for altitude acclimatization
• Cultural interpretation with Tamang and Sherpa communities
• Help with lodge booking, food ordering, and health monitoring
• Coordination of rescue in emergencies
• Insights into the natural beauty, lush forests, and rhododendron forests along the trail

In our packages, guide costs are already included in the per person price, eliminating the need for daily calculations.

Cost of Hiring a Porter

Porters are recommended when:

• You are carrying more than 8-10 kg of personal gear
• You are traveling as a family or older trekker wanting to enjoy the moderate trek without physical strain

Typical porter wage range: USD 18-25 per day depending on route and season.

Important details:

• Standard carrying limit is 18-22 kg per porter; excess weight requires an additional porter
• Porter meals and accommodation are usually included when arranged through an agency

At Excellent Himalaya, we strongly promote ethical porter welfare and ensure all porters have adequate clothing, trekking gear, and insurance.

Tipping Guide and Porter

Tips are customary in Nepal and represent a significant portion of field staff income. While voluntary, they are deeply appreciated.

Practical tipping guidelines:

• Guide: USD 6-10 per trekking day for the entire group (not per person), or roughly 10% of your trek cost
• Porter: USD 3-6 per trekking day per porter

Best practices:

• Present tips at the end of the trek in Kathmandu or Syabrubesi in an envelope
• For groups, collect tips and present one combined amount per staff member

Accommodation Costs: Kathmandu vs. Langtang Teahouses

Your Langtang Valley Trek involves two distinct accommodation phases: city hotels in Kathmandu before and after the trek, and simple mountain lodges along the trail.

Our standard packages typically include:

• 2-3 nights in Kathmandu (3-star hotel with breakfast)
• Teahouse lodging each trekking night

Hotel Costs in Kathmandu

Price ranges per room per night (usually for 2 people):

Excellent Himalaya uses trusted 3-star partner hotels in Thamel or nearby tourist districts. Upgrades are available on request.

Teahouse Accommodation Costs in Langtang

The typical teahouse setup along the Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel to Langtang Village to Kyanjin Gompa route features:

• Twin-sharing wooden rooms
• Common dining hall with wood stove
• Basic bedding (though we recommend bringing your own sleeping bag)

Room prices per night per person:

Many lodges discount or waive room charges entirely if trekkers take all meals there. Our packages pre-negotiate fair rates that include meals for better overall value.

Possible extra charges at tea houses:

• Hot showers: USD 3-5
• Wi-Fi: USD 1-3 per use
• Device charging: USD 2-4 per charge

Food and Drink Costs on the Langtang Trek

Food represents one of your biggest daily expenses on the trail because everything is carried up from the road by porters, mules, or jeeps. Prices vary significantly between Kathmandu and mountain teahouses.

Meal Costs in Kathmandu

Realistic 2026-2027 prices:

Budget around USD 15-25 per day for meals in Kathmandu outside package-included breakfasts.

Meal Costs in the Langtang Trek

On the trek, menus are fairly standardized across lodges. Prices increase with altitude due to transportation costs.

Typical price range per meal:

The unlimited refills that come with dal bhat make it the best value and energy source for trekkers, providing over 1,000 calories per serving.

Daily food budget on trek: approximately USD 20-30 per person for three meals and one or two hot drinks.

In our full-board packages, all meals during trekking days are included, offering better overall value and predictable budgeting.

Water and Hot Drinks Costs

Bottled water gets progressively more expensive with altitude:

To save money and reduce plastic waste:

• Refill with boiled water from teahouses (USD 1-2 per liter)
• Use water purification tablets or filters (saves USD 10-20 over the full trek)

Hot drinks cost USD 2-4 per cup depending on altitude and serving size.

Gear and Equipment Costs for Langtang

The Langtang Valley Trek is a teahouse-based trek, so no camping equipment is needed. Focus on clothing, footwear, and basic trekking accessories.

You can bring gear from home or buy and rent in Kathmandu’s Thamel district.

Buying or Renting Trekking Gear in Kathmandu

Ballpark figures for 2026-2027:

Essential Langtang trek gears include:

• Quality trekking boots (break them in before the trip)
• Thermal base layers and fleece
• Down jacket for cold mornings at Kyanjin
• Waterproof shell jacket
• Trekking pants and gloves
• Warm hat and quality sunglasses
• 25-35L daypack
• Headlamp with spare batteries
• Trekking sticks or trekking poles for stability

At Excellent Himalaya Trek & Expedition, we help clients find quality rental gear at fair local rates.

Other Miscellaneous Costs on the Langtang Trek

These smaller expenses can easily add USD 5-10 per day if not planned:

Snacks and drinks on trail:

• Energy bars, chocolate, biscuits: USD 1-4 each (often double Kathmandu prices)
• Soft drinks or beer: USD 3-7 per bottle (minimize alcohol at altitude to prevent altitude sickness)

Souvenirs and donations:

• Handmade items or yak cheese in Kyanjin: USD 5-20
• Monastery or school donations: USD 2-10+ based on preference

Travel Insurance Cost for Langtang Trek

Comprehensive travel insurance covering high-altitude trekking and helicopter evacuation is strongly recommended and often mandatory for guided treks.

Typical price range: USD 50-150 for 2-4 weeks of coverage.

Factors affecting price:

• Your age and country of residence
• Coverage limits
• Altitude limit (must cover at least 4,500-5,000 m for Langtang)

Essential coverage to look for:

• Emergency medical and evacuation including helicopter rescue in Nepal
• Trekking or “hiking above 4,000 m” explicitly listed
• Trip cancellation and interruption
• Baggage and equipment coverage (optional but useful)

Excellent Himalaya does not sell insurance directly but provides all necessary documents (itinerary, booking confirmation) for your insurance applications.

Langtang Trek Cost by Package Type and Duration with Excellent Himalaya

Package costs vary based on:

• Trek length (5, 7, 8, 10+ days)
• Included services (full-board vs. partial)
• Group size and hotel category in Kathmandu

The following are typical 2026-2027 guideline prices from our company. Exact quotes are provided case-by-case based on your specific requirements.

Standard Langtang Valley Trek Package (7-8 Days from Kathmandu)

Our most popular Langtang Valley Trek package typically includes:

• Airport pick-up and drop-off
• 2 nights Kathmandu hotel (3-star with breakfast)
• Round-trip transport Kathmandu to Syabrubesi and back (local bus or shared jeep)
• Langtang National Park entry permit and TIMS or local permit
• Licensed English-speaking guide
• Porter(s) as per group size
• Teahouse accommodation during trek
• Three meals a day on trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
• Government taxes and agency service charges

Price range: USD 550-750 per person for small groups of 3-8 trekkers.

For solo trekkers, expect a surcharge of approximately USD 100-150 due to fixed guide and private transportation costs.

Short Langtang Valley Trek (5-6 Days) Cost

This faster itinerary suits experienced trekkers or those with very tight schedules. It typically skips extended acclimatization days or side hikes to viewpoints.

Estimated package price: USD 450-600 per person depending on group size and transport choice.

While the shorter duration reduces costs, we usually recommend at least 7 days for safer altitude acclimatization and to fully enjoy hikes to Kyanjin Ri or Tserko Ri for breathtaking vistas of the Langtang Himal range.

Combined Langtang Treks (Gosaikunda, Helambu, Tamang Heritage)

For trekkers with more time, combined routes offer deeper cultural immersion and diverse landscapes:

Longer itineraries include additional transport segments, more teahouse nights, and sometimes extra permits for areas like Shivapuri National Park on certain Helambu routes.

We prepare custom quotes once you confirm your preferred route and travel dates.

Sample Daily Budget for Independent / Semi-Independent Trekkers

For those preferring more independence (still with mandatory licensed guide), here is what a basic daily spend looks like:

When comparing this to package prices, you will often find that our inclusive packages offer similar or better value with significantly less planning stress.

Langtang Trek Cost Estimation by Nationality (Foreigners, Indians, Nepalis)

While core services cost similar amounts for everyone, visa and some permit fees differ by nationality.

International (non-SAARC) trekkers:

• Full 7-10 day Langtang package: typically USD 550-900 per person depending on route and comfort level
• Add visa cost (USD 30-50) and insurance (USD 50-150)

Indian trekkers:

• No Nepal visa cost required
• National Park permits slightly cheaper
• Overall 7-10 day trek: approximately INR 45,000-70,000 including permits, food, accommodation, guide, and domestic transport (excluding international travel to Kathmandu)

Nepali nationals:

• No Langtang National Park entry fee for citizens
• Much lower transport and local food costs
• Independent budget trek: approximately NPR 15,000-30,000 for 7-8 days depending on porter use and comfort preferences

We welcome all nationalities and tailor services accordingly to ensure an enjoyable trekking experience for everyone.

Best Time to Trek Langtang and How Season Affects Cost

While the Langtang Valley trek suitable for trekking almost year-round, cost and service availability vary significantly with season.

Autumn (September-November)

Conditions:

• Clear skies, stable weather, stunning mountain views of snow covered peaks
• Daytime temperatures at mid-altitude: 10-18°C
• Nights at Kyanjin Gompa: around -5 to +3°C

Cost impact:

• Peak season with highest demand
• Room and guide availability can be tighter
• Prices at top of stated ranges
• Early booking strongly recommended

Spring (March-May)

Conditions:

• Blooming rhododendron forests create spectacular scenery
• Comfortable temperatures: 12-20°C during day
• Active wildlife in the Himalayan range
• Nights at Kyanjin: -2 to +5°C

Cost impact:

• Another peak season with similar pricing to autumn
• Excellent balance of weather and crowd levels
• Great visibility of Langtang Lirung and the Langtang range

Winter (December-February) and Monsoon (June-August)

Winter:

• Much colder, with night temperatures at Kyanjin dropping to -10 to -15°C
• Some teahouses may close at higher points
• Requires extra warm gear
• Possible small savings on guides and hotels
• Higher risk and fewer services available

Monsoon:

• Heavy rain, leeches, persistent cloud cover
• Risk of landslides on access roads
• Not ideal for most trekkers
• Reduced transport and lodge schedules

For most trekkers, we recommend choosing autumn or spring for the safest and most rewarding experience. Off-season savings rarely justify the increased risks and reduced services.

Money-Saving Tips to Reduce Your Langtang Trek Cost

The Langtang Valley already ranks among Nepal’s best value treks, but smart choices can reduce your spend money further without compromising safety.

Transportation savings:

• Use local bus or shared jeep instead of private jeep if you are comfortable with basic conditions
• Share private jeep costs within a larger group

Service cost reductions:

• Share a guide and porter with other trekkers to reduce per-person daily cost
• Book through a local operator like Excellent Himalaya for transparent, wholesale pricing

Food and drink savings:

• Choose traditional Nepali meals like dal bhat rather than imported Western dishes
• Carry a reusable bottle and water purification tablets to avoid buying plastic bottles
• Limit expensive hot drinks and alcohol at higher altitudes

Gear savings:

• Rent rarely used items in Kathmandu instead of buying everything new
• Borrow quality trekking boots from friends if sizes match

Daily expense management:

• Limit paid Wi-Fi sessions by downloading offline maps and entertainment beforehand
• Take fewer paid hot showers (pack quick-dry towels and layers)
• Carry some snacks from Kathmandu rather than buying at inflated trail prices

Booking with a reputable local company provides transparent, all-inclusive pricing that prevents surprise expenses and often delivers better overall value.

Booking Your Langtang Trek with Excellent Himalaya Trek & Expedition

Our booking process is straightforward and designed to minimize stress:

1. Choose your itinerary and dates from our Langtang Valley Trek overview options or request a custom route
2. Receive a detailed cost breakdown including all inclusions and exclusions
3. Confirm with a deposit of approximately 15-20% via bank transfer or online payment
4. Pay the remaining balance in Kathmandu (cash or card, noting possible 3-4% bank surcharge for cards)

What makes us different:

• Fully licensed and insured Nepali trekking company based in Kathmandu
• Local guides from the Langtang region whenever possible, directly supporting communities still rebuilding after the 2015 earthquake
• Transparent trekking package pricing with no hidden fees

Information we need from you:

• Full name as shown in passport and nationality
• Passport copy
• Preferred trek dates and approximate group size
• Any special dietary or health requirements

Contact us for an exact, up-to-date quote for your Langtang trek cost tailored to your specific dates, duration, and comfort level.

Conclusion: Is the Langtang Trek Worth the Cost?

The Langtang Valley Trek delivers breathtaking views of the Himalayan range, authentic encounters with the rich Tamang culture, and accessible high-altitude adventure at significantly lower cost than Everest or Annapurna base camp routes.

A realistic all inclusive budget for most foreign trekkers ranges from USD 550-900 for a week to 10 days in 2026-2027, excluding international flights. The estimated cost varies based on group size, transport preferences, and accommodation choices, but with transparent pricing and careful planning, you can enjoy a safe, comfortable adventure without overspending.

The Langtang Khola valley, the stunning views from Kyanjin Ri, and the warm hospitality of mountain communities create memories that far exceed the modest investment required.

If you are ready to plan your Langtang adventure? Contact Excellent Himalaya Trek & Expedition today for a personalized Langtang trek cost breakdown and itinerary recommendation based on your time frame, fitness level, and budget.

Langtang Trek Cost Breakdown Summary

Embarking on the enchanting Langtang Trek is an investment in a lifetime of memories. This journey, nestled in the heart of the Nepalese Himalayas, weaves through verdant forests, quaint mountain settlements, and ultimately to the ethereal beauty of the Langtang Valley. The cost of this Langtang Trek can be as diverse as the landscape itself, influenced by factors such as the length of the trek, the season you choose, the level of luxury you prefer in accommodations, and the services you require. However, let’s break it down to give you a rough idea of what to expect.

Permit Costs for Langtang Trek:
To trek in the Langtang region, you’ll need a couple of permits. The first is the Langtang National Park Entry Permit, which typically costs around USD 30 per person. Additionally, if you’re trekking with a guide or porter, they will also need their permits.

Guide and Porter Fees for Langtang Trek:
While not mandatory, hiring a guide and porter is highly recommended for a safer and more enriching experience. The cost for a professional guide ranges from USD 20 to USD 30 per day, while a porter might cost around USD 15 to USD 20 per day. These rates may vary based on their experience and the season.

Accommodation and Meals Cost for Langtang Trek:
Teahouses are the main form of accommodation along the trekking route. Prices can range from USD 5 to USD 10 per night for a basic room with shared facilities, while more luxurious lodges may cost up to USD 20 or more. Meals are generally inexpensive, with a full day’s worth of food costing anywhere between USD 10 to USD 15. Expect to spend around USD 30 per day for accommodation and food combined.

Transportation cost for embarking on Langtang Trek:
The starting point for the trek is usually Syabrubesi, which can be reached from Kathmandu via a scenic bus ride costing approximately USD 8 to USD 12. You may also choose to return to Kathmandu by bus or opt for a more expensive yet thrilling helicopter ride for an extra cost.

Trekking Gear and Equipment:
If you don’t already own trekking gear, you can rent it in Kathmandu or hire a porter to carry your extra luggage. Prices for renting gear can vary but expect to spend around USD 10 to USD 20 per day.

Insurance:
Travel insurance that covers trekking at high altitudes is essential. Prices vary greatly based on the level of coverage and the duration of your trip, but a good policy can cost anywhere from USD 50 to USD 200.

Tipping for Guide and Porter:
While not included in the trek cost, it’s customary to tip your guide and porter at the end of the trip. A tip of around 10-15% of the total cost is considered appropriate.

Excellent Himalaya Trek and Expedition is the leading operator of Langtang Trek managed by Local Tourism Experts and Sherpas of Nepal. Please contact us by email at [email protected] or WhatsApp/ Viber at +977 9851203181 for any further information about Langtang Valley Trek, or if any questions. Once we receive your message, we get back to you within 24 hours.

Langtang Trek Itinerary