Langtang Valley Trek With Yala Peak Climbing

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Post Date: 30 April, 2025

Are you planning to go to the Langtang Valley trek with Yala Peak climbing?

The Langtang Valley Trek with Yala Peak Climbing is one of the most popular trips in the Langtang region. Yala Peak is the most popular trekking peak in Nepal. It is located 5700 meters above sea level and offers panoramic views of Langtang II (6470m), Langtang Lirung (7245m), Dorje Lakpa (6995m), Gangchemp (6388m), and many other peaks.

Introduction of Yala Peak Climbing:

Yala Peak Climbing has been listed as the (NMA) Nepal Mountaineering Association. If you are planning to go to the Langtang Valley trek via Yala Peak Climbing, it requires only a Langtang National Park permit and TIMS Card, you don’t need to purchase a special permit for Yala Peak climbing. It is completely free. In this article post, we will research Numerous things and frequently asked questions about the Langtang Valley trek and Yala Peak climbing.

Do I need a fixed rope for the Yala Peak climbing?

The reason behind standing at the Yala Peak as a trekking peak is that it doesn’t require a fixed rope to summit. Hence, it is a nontechnical Peak of Nepal where you can smother the thirst of summiting the top of the mountain without any hassles or fuss. The trip to the Yala Peak climbing is likewise to the high-elevation passes trekking in Nepal.

The Yala Peak climbs from the southeastern face of Kyangjin Gompa. You can get the breathtaking views of the Himalayas ranges from the summit. Moreover, the sight of Tserko Ri's viewpoint and surrounding the Himalayas landscapes looks magical from the top. You can complete the Yala Peak climbing from Kyangjin Gompa in just one night and two days. The distance between Yala Peak Base Camp to Summit is only 9 Kilometers which takes around 6 to 7 hours to complete. If you are looking for non-technical and less risky peak climbing in Nepal then the Yala Peak might be an ideal choice for you.

Introduction to the Langtang Valley Trek:

There are numerous trekking routes in the Langtang region in Nepal. If you are planning to do Langtang Valley trek combined with Yala Peak Climbing then don’t hesitate to contact us. We provide you with the best local trekking guide and Porters from Kathmandu and a climbing guide from Kyanginj Gompa. Before climbing to the Yala Peak, you can do some activities that may benefit you.

Commence on the adventure of the Langtang Valley Trekking to observe the beautiful difference between natural and cultural. You can get the best program ranging from 6 to 12 days. You may choose yourself depending on your time frame and preferences! Discover the ancient monasteries, mani walls, Cheese factory, and hidden valley gem and encounter the various vegetation as well as wildlife animals and numerous flora and fauna.

How many days does it take to the Langtang Valley Trek With Yala Peak Climbing?

It takes approximately 10 to 12 days. Depending on the itinerary and how much you want to spend at the Kyangijin Gompa and Yala Peak Base Camp or side trip. A standard itinerary includes 8 days for the Langtang Valley trek and 2 days for the Yala Peak climbing. However, you need good physical fitness to complete this trip.

What is an itinerary of Yala Peak Climbing

Langtang Valley trek combined with the Yala Peak climbing Itinerary typically takes 10 to 12 days. It includes a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi and following the trekking up Bamboo, Rimche Danda, Lama Hotel, Ghodatabela, Langtang Village, Mundup, Kyangijin Gompa, Yala Peak Base Camp and summit the Yala Peak. After completing the Yala Peak Climbing he descends back down the Langtang valley to Syabrubesi and drives back to Kathmandu.

Do I need to purchase the Climbing permit for Yala Peak?

The answer is No, you don’t need to purchase the climbing permit to Yala Peak. The NMA (Nepal Mountaineering Association has listed these mountains as trekking peaks that don’t require a climbing permit. The Yala peak climbing is very low risk. Therefore, you can climb this mountain easily with an experienced peak climbing guide. If you are planning to Yala Peak climbing without a professional peak climbing guide then don’t attempt to climb the peak yourself. You can hire a climbing guide from Kyangjin Gompa. We highly recommend it.

Is it hard to climb Yala Peak?

The Yala Peak 5700m climb is the easiest one and it is one of the nontechnical peaks of Nepal. Though it is the easiest peak climbing, you can ensure you are physically and mentally prepared well. If you have previously experienced it will benefit your journey if you have not experienced then, then you can do some cardio-vascular abilities by doing exercises such as Walking, Hiking, running, and Cycling for at least a month before coming to Nepal. It helps for your successful journey.

When is the best time to do Langtang Valley Trek with Yala Peak Climbing?

The best time to do the Langtang Valley trek with Yala Peak Climbing is during the months of spring and autumn season in Nepal.

March, April and May (Spring Season)

The spring season is one of the best times to discover the Nepal Himalayas region. The weather is good through the trekking, a breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, etc.

The temperatures will be increasing from the middle of March with blue skies and snow-capped will be able to be seen on their occasion. Thus, many trekkers often succeed in their peak climbing in this period. Along the journey, you can rejoice with flora and fauna as well as wildlife animals.

September, October and November (Autumn Season)

During the autumn, this is the peak season for Nepal trekking due to the ideal weather conditions. As monsoon season slowly ends, the best trekking climate sets itself. The temperature will be going up to 10 degrees in the daytime. During the morning and night will be down to 3 to 5 degrees. It is the best time to enjoy nature and culture. We highly recommend it as it's the best time to travel in Nepal.