Tamang Heritage Trekking
Tamang Heritage trekking is vast Tamang cultures trek Buddhism and Bon Po religious fellows’ area of Langtang Region. This trekking is one of the remote regions, closes with Kerong, one of the Tibetan Border of Nepal. Its discovered glory Mountain views, newly opened local homestay nature trails trek.
Langtang Tamang heritage trek connect tranquil rural scenery and rich cultural heritage of Tamang ethnic inhabited hub. Tamang Heritage trekking obtains you through the rural, and rugged mountains high passes spread with shortens, stupas and prayer flags waving in the wind each village of areas, Gatlang, Tatopani, Thuman, Briddim and Sherpa Gaun.
Tamang Heritage trekking is joining with Langtang trek from lama hotel, and it is north part of Kathmandu. Langtang is also the region of primitive Buddhism monasteries, rhododendron forest, bamboo forests, wilderness, waterfalls, snow-capped Himalayas, and many holy lakes.
Tamang Heritage trekking also has seen wild animals bears, leopards, red pandas, and musk deer. Discover the rough history of the Tibetan ancestors when travelling through the area. People are involved in agriculture and trade. They prefer a colourful outfit, and their houses are adorned with impressive woodcarvings.
Nepal Wilderness Trekking offers the Langtang Tamang Heritage Trek which will indeed provide you wilderness experience along with cultural expertise through striking landscapes of alpine terrain, flat meadows, and rhododendron forests. The trail starts either from Dhunche or Syabrubesi and passes through Goljung, Gatlang, Chilime, Thurman, Timure and Briddim.
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Reviewed by VineNFigTree 11/11/2018
Tamang Heritage and Langtang trek
I booked an 11-day package (9 days trek, 2 days travel) with Himal Ghale at Nepal Wilderness trekking for $600, traveling solo. A porter/guide, and all normal trip expenses including transportation, were provided. The weather was perfect, and only the ama Hotel village, which doesn’t have enough guesthouses, was overcrowded with tourists. Otherwise, there are plenty of very nice guesthouses on the rest of the trip. The Tamang Heritage section of the trek involves daily ascents and descents of 500-1000 m. The Langtang portion is a more-or-less upward climb to Kyanjin, the final destination and highest point on the trek at 3860m (you can take day walks from there to higher altitudes). Some days involved walking up to 6-7 hours. It is important to keep to the daily schedule, and reach Langtang on Day 6 of trekking, in order to get to Kyanjin in the late morning, since the afternoons tend to cloud up, unless you plan to add a day or two to the trip for walks to higher altitude, such as to Kyanjin Ri (a two hour climb)…More»