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Tamang Heritage Yoga Trek

destination Langtang
duration 7 Days
grade Moderate
start/end point Kathmandu/Kathmandu
region Langtang
max altitude 3165m
group size 2-12
meal All inclusive
activity 5-6 Hrs
accommodation Tea House
season Autum / Sprining

Tamang Heritage Yoga Trek

Tamang Heritage Yoga Trek is a popular trekking route in Nepal that combines trekking, cultural experiences, and yoga practices. This trek takes you through the picturesque Tamang villages in the Langtang region, where you can experience the unique culture, lifestyle, and traditions of the Tamang people.

The trek starts from Syabrubesi, and the trail goes through dense forests, steep hills, and beautiful landscapes. You will pass through the Langtang National Park, which is home to many rare and endangered species of flora and fauna.

During the trek, you can practice yoga in some of the most serene and beautiful locations, surrounded by the breathtaking views of the Himalayan Mountains. Yoga is a great way to relax, stretch your muscles, and rejuvenate your mind and body after a long day of trekking.

In addition to trekking and yoga, you will also get to experience the local culture and traditions of the Tamang people. You will visit ancient monasteries, interact with the locals, and learn about their way of life. The Tamang people are known for their warm hospitality and friendly nature, which will make your experience even more memorable.

Overall, the Tamang Heritage Yoga Trek is a great way to explore the natural beauty and cultural richness of Nepal while also incorporating yoga practices into your journey.

ITINERARY

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Promptly in the first part of the day, we drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi, a little wonderful town filling in as a beginning stage of numerous treks in the Langtang area. We drive on a winding street getting a charge out of extraordinary perspectives on Manaslu, Annapurna and Ganesh Himal. We proceed until we drop to the little town of Syabrubesi. Medium-term in Syabrubesi.
We start the trek from Syabrubesi with a climb to we arrive at the perspective where we can get a marvelous perspective on Ganesh Himal, Gosaikunda go and the Goljang valley. From here the path plunges to Goljang valley appreciating perspectives on the Ganesh Himal, Shishapangma, LangtangLirung and others. We proceed until we arrive at the town of Gatlang, a little delightful town on the slope with customary stone houses. Medium-term at Gatlang.
We start our trek from Gatlang with a plummet to Thangbuche as we absorb the wonderful perspectives on the Ganesh Himal and Langtang Ranges en route. We proceed with our stroll to cross the Chilime Hydropower dam from where the path will rise until Tatopani. The name Tatopaniin Nepali actually signifies 'high temp water inferable from the regular underground aquifers here. We bring a plunge into the characteristic heated water to unwind our depleted muscles.Overnight in Tatopani.
Today we trek from Tatopani to Thuman by means of Brimdang and Nagthali. We rise to NagthaliDanda,a ridge with astonishing perspectives on snow topped Himalayas. We navigate through the thick elevated backwoods and arrive at the little Tamang settlement of Brimdang. We keep strolling tough to Nagthali where we find a workable pace entrancing perspectives on Langtang, Sanjen, Kerung and Ganesh Himalaccompanied by warm tea. After the warm tea, we proceed with our stroll to arrive at a Tamnag town of Thuman. Medium-term in Thuman.
We start our trek in the moderately compliment trail which we gradually begin to plummet to Timure. We proceed with our stroll to Briddim, a Buddhist villagelocated on the lap of the LangtangHimal. Houses in Briddim are fabricated withstones andresembles a normal Tibetan town. The occupants of the town are generally of Tibetan starting point. Medium-term in Briddim.
We start our stroll to Syabrubesiand follow the BhoteKosi River on the left half of the valley toward the north. We cross the waterway and finish paddy and corn fields and drop toSyabrubesi. Medium-term in Syarubesi.
After breakfast, we take a five hour lengthy drive back to Kathmandu along the winding street.

SERVICES

COST INCLUDE

  • Trekking Permit: You will need a Langtang National Park permit and a TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) card to trek in the Tamang Heritage area. The cost of these permits is usually included in the trek package.

  • Accommodation: The cost of accommodation is usually included in the package, and you will stay in teahouses or lodges along the trekking route.

  • Meals: The cost of meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) is usually included in the package. The meals will be basic and mostly vegetarian.

  • Transportation: The cost of transportation from Kathmandu to the starting point of the trek (usually Syabrubesi) and back to Kathmandu is usually included in the package.

  • Guide and Porter: The cost of a licensed trekking guide and a porter to carry your luggage is usually included in the package.

  • Yoga Classes: The cost of yoga classes during the trek is usually included in the package.

  • Insurance: Most trekking companies include basic travel insurance for their clients in the trek package.

COST EXCLUDE

  • Trekking season: The best time to go on a Tamang Heritage Yoga Trek is from March to May and from September to November, when the weather is clear and dry.

  • Altitude sickness: The trek takes you to a maximum altitude of around 3,870 meters, and it's important to acclimatize properly to avoid altitude sickness. Make sure to drink plenty of water, take rest days, and listen to your body.

  • Physical fitness: The trek is moderately challenging and requires a good level of physical fitness. Make sure to prepare yourself by doing some cardiovascular and strength training before the trek.

  • Cultural sensitivity: The Tamang Heritage area is home to a unique culture, and it's important to respect the local customs and traditions. Dress modestly, ask for permission before taking photographs, and be mindful of your behavior.

  • Packing list: Make sure to bring appropriate clothing and gear for the trek, as well as any necessary medication and personal items. Refer to the equipment list provided by your trekking company for guidance.

  • Sustainability: The Tamang Heritage area is a fragile environment, and it's important to minimize your impact on the natural surroundings. Avoid littering, use reusable water bottles, and follow the Leave No Trace principles.

  • Communication: While the trek takes you away from the hustle and bustle of city life, it's important to stay connected with your loved ones and emergency contacts. Make sure to carry a mobile phone with a local SIM card and inform your trekking company of your itinerary.

EQUIPMENTS

TREKKING BOOTS/SHOES

Good quality hiking boots with ankle support are essential for trekking on uneven terrain.

TREKKING SOCKS

Thick and comfortable socks that provide cushioning and support.

BACKPACK

A backpack with a capacity of around 30-40 liters to carry your personal items and essentials.

TREKKING PANTS

Comfortable and quick-drying pants with good ventilation.

T-SHIRT

Lightweight and breathable t-shirts for trekking.

FLEECE JACKET/SWEATER

 A warm and comfortable layer for colder temperatures. 

DOWN JACKET

 A warm and lightweight jacket for colder temperatures at higher altitudes.

WIND/RAINPROOF JACKET

 A waterproof and windproof jacket to protect against the elements.

HAT/CAP

 A warm hat and a cap to protect your head and face from the sun and cold.

SUNGLASSE

 Polarized sunglasses with UV protection to protect your eyes from the sun.

GLOVES

 Warm and waterproof gloves to protect your hands from the cold.

SLEEPING BAG

 A warm and comfortable sleeping bag suitable for cold temperatures.

YOGA MAT

 A lightweight and portable yoga mat for practicing yoga during the trek.

WATER BOTTLE

 A reusable water bottle with a capacity of at least 1 liter to stay hydrated during the trek.

HEADLAMP/TORCH

 A small and lightweight headlamp or torch for use in the evenings and early mornings.

PERSONAL FIRST AID KITS

 A basic first aid kit with medicines for common ailments and any personal medication you may require.

It's always a good idea to check with Himalayan Yoga And Excursion for a comprehensive equipment list that may include additional items specific to the trek.

GOOD TO KNOW

TREKKING BOOT

A sturdy and comfortable pair of trekking boots is essential for this trek. Make sure the boots are waterproof and have good ankle support.

TREKKING PANTS AND SHIRTS

You should bring lightweight, quick-drying trekking pants and shirts that are suitable for the weather and terrain.

WARM JACKET AND LAYERS

You will need a sleeping bag that can handle sub-zero temperatures, as well as a sleeping pad for extra insulation and comfort.

SLEEPING BAG AND PACK

You will need a sleeping bag that can handle sub-zero temperatures, as well as a sleeping pad for extra insulation and comfort.

DAYPACK

You will need a small daypack to carry your essentials during the trek, such as water, snacks, sunscreen, and a camera.

WATER BOTTLE

You should bring a reusable water bottle and water purification tablets to ensure that you have access to safe drinking water during the trek.

SUN PROTECTION

You will need sunglasses, a sun hat, and sunscreen to protect your skin and eyes from the harsh sun rays.

FIRST AID KITS

It's always a good idea to bring a small first aid kit that includes basic items like band-aids, antiseptic, and painkillers.

YOGA MATS

You should bring a lightweight and portable yoga mat to practice yoga on during the trek.

MAP

Departures

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FAQS

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The duration of the trek can vary depending on the trekking company and the itinerary, but typically it takes around 7 to 12 days.
The trek is considered to be moderately challenging and requires a good level of physical fitness.
You don't need any special training or equipment for the trek, but it's recommended that you do some cardiovascular and strength training beforehand. Refer to the equipment list provided by your trekking company for guidance on what to bring.
You can do the trek solo, but it's recommended that you join a group for safety reasons. Joining a group also allows you to share the cost of the trek with other participants.
The cost of the trek can vary depending on the trekking company, the duration of the trek, and the inclusions/exclusions in the package. It's best to check with different trekking companies to compare prices.
The best time to go on the trek is from March to May and from September to November, when the weather is clear and dry.
The Tamang Heritage area is generally safe for trekking, but it's important to follow the advice of your guide and take necessary precautions to avoid altitude sickness and other hazards.
Yes, it's recommended that you hire a licensed trekking guide and a porter to carry your luggage. Most trekking companies include the cost of a guide and porter in their package.
Yes, the yoga classes during the trek are suitable for all levels, including beginners. The instructor will guide you through the practice and modify the poses according to your ability.
You will stay in teahouses or lodges along the trekking route, which provide basic accommodation with shared bathrooms.

We Offer Group Discount

No. Of People Price Per Person
1 Pax USD 825
2 Pax USD 800
3 Pax USD 725
4 - 6 Pax USD 710
7 - 12 Pax USD 690
13 - 18 Pax USD 675
19 - 24 Pax USD 650

All Inclusive Cost

USD 825

Per Person

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