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12 days
Yala Peak Climbing
Yala Peak climbing combines the Langtang Valley route with a non-technical summit at 5,520 m, spanning 12 days of acclimatization, licensed guiding, and private transfers.
From
$1,595
Deposit $320
Trip facts
- Duration
- 12 days
- Location
- Langtang region (Rasuwa)
- Highest altitude
- 5,520 m
- Best seasons
- March–May · October–November
Elevation profile

Overview
Yala Peak climbing pairs the Langtang Valley approach with a non-technical high camp summit above Kyanjin. Twelve days build acclimatization on the valley trail before glacier skills and an early summit push. It suits Classic Fit climbers wanting a first alpine peak near Kathmandu with licensed guide support.
Map
Explore the route
Highlights
What sets this journey apart
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Dates & price
- From
- $1,595 per person
- Deposit
- $320
- Duration
- 12 days
Pick a departure from the calendar and pay the deposit to hold your place. Want a date that isn't listed? Ask us.
Itinerary
Day by day
After the trail
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Essentials
What's covered
Included
Leader & guide
- Licensed English-speaking trip leader with wilderness first-aid training.
Accommodation
- Kathmandu 4★ twin-share; teahouses on trail; paid upgrades available.
Internal flights
- No domestic mountain flights required; private road to Syabrubesi as itinerary.
Airport transfers
- ETE representative EV private-vehicle pickup at Tribhuvan International Airport; trip briefing on arrival day; local tra
Permits & fees
- Langtang National Park / TIMS and climbing permits as required.
Porter service
- Shared porter support for duffel bags within stated weight limits.
Kathmandu meals
- City hub meals as listed on arrival and soft-close days.
Ground transportation
- Private vehicle transfers only (airport, city, and trailhead sectors as itinerary) — no shared public road transport.
Not included
Trail meals
- Teahouse meals on trail are usually guest-paid unless stated otherwise.
International flights
- Your international airfare to/from Nepal is not included.
Travel insurance
- Mandatory altitude-capable insurance with heli-evac is guest-arranged.
Nepal visa
- On-arrival or e-visa fees are guest-paid.
Personal equipment
- Boots, sleeping bag hire, and personal kit are not included.
Tips & gratuities
- Tips for guides and porters are customary and guest-paid.
Personal expenses
- Snacks, drinks, charging, Wi-Fi, and laundry are guest-paid.
Extra accommodation
- City upgrades beyond included 4★ twin-share are guest-paid.
Questions
Before you commit
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Flights & buffer days
Your trip begins with an EV private vehicle pickup at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. From there, you will drive to Syabrubesi, where the Langtang Valley trek starts. It's important to build buffer days into your schedule to account for potential road delays and weather conditions. There are no flights involved in this journey, unlike the Everest region.

On this trek · Langtang region (Rasuwa)
Tamang hospitality. Park care. Fair crew.
Park rules. Fair porter wages. Guest manners in rebuilt villages.
Whole-team stewardship
Packing
What to pack
Yala Peak Climbing — 12 Days kit — counts for one person.
- 01
Base layers
Moisture-wicking tops and bottoms for warm days and cold evenings.
- 02
Insulation & shell
Mid-layer fleece plus waterproof shell jacket and pants.
- 03
Footwear
Broken-in trekking boots; camp shoes for lodges.
- 04
Sleeping gear
Warm sleeping bag rated for high camps; liner optional.
- 05
Day pack essentials
25–35L pack, water bottles, snacks, sun protection, layers.
- 06
Toiletries
Biodegradable soap, quick-dry towel, personal hygiene kit.
- 07
Documents & money
Passport, visas, insurance, cash for trail meals and tips.
- 08
First aid & meds
Personal meds, blister kit, altitude meds if prescribed.






