Experience the 12-day Tamang heritage trek by visiting Tamang village is a unique and adventurous walk nearby Kathmandu. Tamang village trekking route visits the Langtang National Park and stays in the local community houses.
This Tamang Heritage trekking is less crowded but unique for a different taste of nature and culture together.
Peace Nepal Treks offers you an authentic trekking experience along the 12 days of Tamang Heritage Trek, a previously restricted area. This trek takes you across ancient villages and monasteries of rich architecture, where you will stop to take a dip in the age-old natural springs. Starting from Syabrubesi, this trek offers a spectacular view of the great Langtang region Himalayas and the villages overlooked by them.
This Langtang trekking package offers an opportunity to explore the wilds of Langtang National Park on an unforgettable walking journey. It is an opportunity to explore the verdant midlands and stay in villages to immerse yourself in Tamang culture and connect with local people. All this and we haven’t even mentioned the soaring views of Manaslu Massif, Ganesh, Langtang, and Jugal Himal.
Briddim Tamang Village is the major highlight of this trekking. The Tamang Heritage Trail lies close to the Tibetan border and was opened only in 2004. This trip offers meaningful exposure to outsiders who seek to understand the customs and traditions of the local people. Superb views of the towering mountains and majestic glaciers along with plenty of photographic opportunities are other highlights of this trip.
An authentic trekking experience along the Tamang Heritage Trek is 12 days itinerary in a previously restricted area in Langtang.
After your arrival in Kathmandu, our representatives at the airport will transfer you to your hotel and help you in checking in.
We catch the local bus from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi which is the trek starting place along the Tamang heritage trek and ends the trek same place in Syabrubesi (about 9 hours driving). We can arrange the private Jeep as well upon your services requested paying extra and will be much easier and more comfortable where ever you want to stop. Along with the driving, we can enjoy the views of the Himalayas, Overnight stay in Syabrubesi village.
From Syabrubesi village, our Tamang heritage trekking & walking destination towards the Himalayas starts with the spectacular mountain views of Langtang Lirung/Ganesh Himal and Shisapangma and reached Gatlang village which is one of the villages of Tamang people and stays a night in Gatlang village.
Staying a night in Gatlang village, our next destination is Tatopani which means Nepal HOT WATER. We walk through the Chilime Hydropower dam with the views of Langtang Himalaya ranges, We stay a night in a tea house at Tatopani village,
Today, we can see the magnificent views of Langtang from Nagthali hill and after this continue walking towards the village of Bridang and Thuman, overnight stay in Thuman village
Our trek continues walking towards Briddim from Thuman which is a Tibetan village and also can visit the monastery in this village and stay a night in Briddim,
Today we walk along the Langtang river, continue hiking across waterfalls and finally stop in Rimche before the trail descends to a settlement known as the Lama Hotel.
A three hours hike from Lama Hotel takes us to Ghortabela and another 30 minutes of climbing brings us to a point where the Langtang Valley begins.
From Langtang, it takes us about four hours of gentle ascension to reach Kyangin Gompa passing through the largest mani wall in Nepal which is written on it and made from stone. We walk around the Kanjin Gompa seeing beautiful mountain views, overnight stay in TEA HOUSE STAY
up and down and can be seen the majestic views of Langtang ranges and visit CHERKO RI 4,984m, Overnight stay in the same place Kyangin Gompa TEA HOUSE STAY.
After breakfast in Kyangin Gompa retrace our steps to Lama Hotel downhill walking through the forest and river along the side.
Today we head back to Syabru Besi while following the same trail alongside the Langtang river. Today is the last day of our Himalaya journey with a Nepali guide.
A long bus ride brings us back to Kathmandu from Syabru Besi (about 9 hours driving) and has a good rest after long days walking in the mountain. NAMASTE.!
From your arrival in Nepal until your departure, all transportation is arranged smoothly and reliably.
Overland Transportation During the Trek
Extra Optional Private Transfers (More Comfort & Flexibility):
Private jeeps are ideal for guests who prefer comfort, faster travel, and flexible stops.
We select accommodation carefully to ensure good rest and comfort throughout the journey.
1 night hotel stay in Kathmandu at Hotel Jampa or International Guest House. (Central Thamel location, Clean, comfortable rooms with hot shower and Wi-Fi, Ideal for relaxing before and after the trek)
All trekking paperwork is fully handled by Peace Nepal Treks.
A strong and professional team makes your trek safer and more enjoyable.
Experienced, government-licensed, English-speaking trekking guide (Daily route briefing and altitude awareness, Cultural, natural, and mountain information, Continuous support for safety and comfort)
Porter for every 2 guests (maximum 20 kg shared load). Helps keep your walking light and comfortable
Guide and porter daily wages, meals, accommodation, insurance, and trekking equipment are fully included
This ensures fair treatment of staff and high-quality service for guests.
To make your trek easier and reduce extra costs, we provide essential equipment free of charge.
(All items must be returned after the trek)
Small comforts that make a big difference on the trail.
Your health and safety are always our priority.
Extra services that add value and care for the environment.
Meals in Kathmandu and during the Langtang Triangle Trek are not included in the package cost.
Personal snacks and drinks are not included in the package.
This includes
These items are available to buy along the trekking route. Guests may also bring their favorite snacks from Kathmandu if they wish.
The package includes only the hotel nights mentioned in the itinerary.
We are happy to help arrange extra hotel nights if needed.
Tips for the trekking staff are not included in the trip cost.
Recommended guideline
Any costs related to emergencies are not included.
Travel and medical insurance are mandatory for all guests and must cover:
Any personal expenses during the trek are not included, such as:
Kathmandu sightseeing tours are not included unless clearly mentioned.
Visa fees payable at Kathmandu Airport:
Online Visa Application (Recommended to save time)
Please bring a passport valid for at least 6 months and a passport-size photo.
Personal trekking equipment not listed in the “Cost Includes” section is not included.
Guests are responsible for personal items such as
Any services not clearly stated in the “Cost Includes” section are not included.
Check-list of personal equipment:
Below is a checklist of equipment that we advise people have with them when visiting Nepal. This is a guideline only and will depend on the type of trip you are undertaking.
While we always suggest bringing your most important equipment from home, it is possible to buy or rent equipment in Kathmandu where almost all products and major brands are available, often at cheaper rates than you might find at home.
This equipment listed is prepared by our long experiences in trekking. During the treks, our porters can carry approximately 20kg in total while we recommend that any trekker carries their own day-pack that weighs between 8-12kgs which would include a camera, snacks, and drinking water for easy access.
The spring season of March/April/May is the best for holidays in the Nepalese Himalayas. The sky and the weather are very clear and sunny in these months and the temperature is warmer. At heights below 3,500 meters, you can expect temperatures of 20 to 25 degrees during the daytime, although these will drop at night. Once above 3,500m, you should expect significant temperature drops at night and early morning, often as low as -15 degrees.
There is some rain in these months, but nothing severe and this really helps to bring out the natural colors in the varied flora and fauna, especially in the national flower of Nepal, the rhododendron.
This is the primary time for tourism in Nepal with trekkers and mountain climbers seen all across the country.
Nepal experiences its monsoon season during June, July, and August, and it can sometimes last until mid-September. Some treks are possible in mid-June before the rains really get heavy, however, visibility can be limited.
The rains bring other challenges and obstacles. Mountain flights are not so frequent, while landslides can block the roads. Trekking in mid-June is still possible but we advise against the classic treks such as Everest due to the risk of long delays at Lukla which could potentially lead to missing international flights. If this is the only season possible for you, then we recommend treks in drier parts of the country such as Upper Mustang or Upper Dolpo. We can also suggest other activities such as white water rafting or visiting the National Parks at Chitwan or Bardia.
With very similar conditions to spring, the autumn season begins in mid-September and runs to mid-December, and is also ideal for trekking. This is a long window of good visibility and so there are a wide variety of trekking options available.
This time of year is also known for its festivals, especially the Dashain festival/Tihar festival and Chhad festival. There are also long national holidays so many people return to their villages to see family, making rural Nepal even more vibrant than normal. There is little rain and the skies are mostly clear with warm weather. This does mean that the trekking routes can be quite crowded in the most popular areas so we advise booking early to avoid the disappointment of full tea houses.
The less popular trekking regions such as Manaslu, Tsum Valley, Upper Dolpo, Mustang, and Naar Phu are great alternatives for those who want to avoid the crowds at this busy time.
December to February is the winter season in Nepal. Trekking at this time is not ideal and we advise against anything that goes into thin air as snowfall is common and temperatures can be extremely low.
Trips that can be done in winter include trekking in the hills around Kathmandu, Ghorepani, Poon Hill, Nagarkot, Chitwan National Park, Bardia National Park, or experiencing a homestay in one of the local villages. The biggest positive of this time of year is the excellent sunsets and sunrises which can often be enjoyed in rural areas.
There is something for everyone at any time of year in Nepal and the team at Peace Nepal Treks is happy to advise the most suitable for your needs.
We, me and my son, walked a very nice trekking with our friend Kamadawa as a Guide and Porter Jhalakman. The start of the trekking was quite heavy but after that it was nice walking in beautiful nature and we met lots of nice people. We stayed in good places, some were better, some were very low standard. The food was good overall. We are looking back to a nice trek.
My wife and I have just finished a 14 day trek which included the Langtang region as far as Kyangin Gompa and then The Tamang Heritage Trail.
It was an incredible 14 days made complete with our Guide Prem and support staff Tirtha.Tirtha we discovered was also a good cook. He made us some fantastic meals.
Both Prem and Tirtha were very considerate as my wife started the trek at the end of taking antibiotics so for the first two days she found the going pretty tough but came through with flying colors.
Both Prem and Tirtha became very good card players. My wife taught them how to play Rummy so every evening to pass the time we would all sit down to a few hours of Rummy.
This is our Second trek with Peace Nepal and we hope won’t be our last.
Thanks to Nir and his team for making our trip a memorable one.
Adrian Mula
Robert and Arnica Reurekas
Patrick Keulens Helmond
Richard Kirtley
Chang Jong Kwon
Lim Tianshun
Mark Eversham
