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These treks are suitable for any walker looking for something a little more challenging and energetic. They are a combination of some longer and shorter walks and hill-walking experience is desirable. The duration is usually from 10 to 15 days. Following the up and down terrain of Nepal and walking to higher elevations contrasts these treks to those in the easy classification. However, you will be rewarded for your efforts with spectacular close-up views of glaciers and of the high Himalayas. Although the terrain is not difficult, some vigorous hiking experience is useful. There may be up to 6 hours a day on the trail and the elevation rises and falls from 800m/ 2624ft to 4000m/13210ft above sea level.
Mode of Travel : LandTamang Heritage trekking is one of the vast Tamang cultures Heritage of Nepal which is Buddhism and Bon Po religious fellows’ area of Langtang Region. This Heritage trekking is one of the remote regions and closes with Tibet border “Kerong” Its discovered glory Mountain views and one of the indigenous peoples’ inhabitant region of Nepalese local homestay nature trails trek.
Langtang Tamang heritage trek connect tranquil rural scenery and rich cultural heritage of Tamang ethnic hub. Heritage trekking obtains you through the countryside and 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.
Gatlang Village,
Gatlang village has 400 house and 3,200 populations, but householders are holders, peoples and young kids, this village has nice and fancy hotels, homestay accommodations for trekkers, mostly villagers are engaged in the agricultures activities including raising livestock and trades.
Nepal Wilderness Trekking offers the Tamang Heritage Trek which will indeed provide you experience local guide who area from the same region who know better cultures of the region, our guide lead you all the corner of the Heritage trek and explain you more about cultures, peoples and villages.
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, travelling 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 the higher altitude, such as to Kyanjin Ri (a two-hour climb)…More»
I spent 16 days trekking with friends, Tamang heritage, Langtang, Gosaikund lakes and Helambu valley. We were eight people and four porters. Himal team was super, friendly efficient and helpful.
It was a great experience, and Ek Bahadur, Prem Bahadur, Hari et Onil, the Himal’s team was great. Thank you, Himal for expertise and your kindness. Brigitte Yann and friends
Tamang Heritage trekking is one of the vast Tamang cultures Heritage of Nepal which is Buddhism and Bon Po religious fellows’ area of Langtang Region. This Heritage trekking is one of the remote regions and closes with Tibet border “Kerong” Its discovered glory Mountain views and one of the indigenous peoples’ inhabitant region of Nepalese local homestay nature trails trek.
Langtang Tamang heritage trek connect tranquil rural scenery and rich cultural heritage of Tamang ethnic hub. Heritage trekking obtains you through the countryside and 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.
Gatlang Village,
Gatlang village has 400 house and 3,200 populations, but householders are holders, peoples and young kids, this village has nice and fancy hotels, homestay accommodations for trekkers, mostly villagers are engaged in the agricultures activities including raising livestock and trades.
Nepal Wilderness Trekking offers the Tamang Heritage Trek which will indeed provide you experience local guide who area from the same region who know better cultures of the region, our guide lead you all the corner of the Heritage trek and explain you more about cultures, peoples and villages.
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, travelling 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 the higher altitude, such as to Kyanjin Ri (a two-hour climb)…More»
