Yala Peak Climbing

  • Duration 13
  • Destination Nepal
  • Trip Grade Medium
  • Starts at Kathmandu
  • Ends at kathmandu
  • Meals Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner during the trek
  • Accommodation in city 3 Star Hotel During trek Tea House Or Lodge
  • Max. Altitude 5,520 meters
  • Activity Trekking and Climbing
  • Group Type private or Group
  • Group Size 01-12
  • Best Season Autumn and Spring
Highlights
  • Yala Peak Climbing (5,500m) is an exciting and scenic adventure in the Langtang region, perfect for those seeking a challenging trek.
  • Enjoy panoramic views of Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, Gangchompa, and other towering peaks along the way.
  • Trek through the beautiful Langtang Valley, known for its glaciers, high-altitude lakes, and unique cultural heritage.
  • The climb takes you to the high camp at 4,800m before summiting Yala Peak, offering spectacular views of the surrounding Himalayas.
  • The best seasons for this trek are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), offering optimal weather and trekking conditions.
  • Yala Peak Climbing provides a perfect combination of adventure, culture, and natural beauty in the heart of the Himalayas.
  • Discover pristine mountain scenery, lush valleys, and the charm of traditional villages in the Langtang region.

Yala Peak Climbing Overview

Yala Peak Climbing (5500m) is a stimulating independent climbing expedition to Mount Yala in the Langtang region of Nepal. The Yala Peak Climbing trip is a famous adventure located in the Langtang Valley, north of Kathmandu. Yala Peak Climbing offers marvelous Himalayan views, including Langtang LirungDorje LakpaGangchompa, and others. The base camp for Yala Peak is situated at Kyangjin Gompa (3749m | 12300ft), while the high camp is located at 4800 meters, from where we make our summit bid.

During this Yala Peak Climbing expedition, we will pass through the Langtang region, which boasts seventy glaciers of various sizes, the Langtang and Ganesh Himal Mountain ranges, and several high-altitude lakes, including GosainkundaParvatikundaBhairav Kunda, and Dudh Kunda. The best time for Yala Peak Climbing is during the autumn and spring seasons. Autumn falls within the months of September, October, and November, whereas spring falls within the months of March, April, and May.

We begin our 13-day excursion in Kathmandu with visits to UNESCO World Heritage sites before heading to the most popular trekking peak in the Langtang region: Yala Peak Climbing. Aarohi Holiday ensures that each trip, including Yala Peak Climbing, is filled with wonderful experiences and lasting memories.

Route to Yala Peak Climbing

Climbers trekking towards Yala Peak with snow-capped mountains and rugged trails in Nepal’s Langtang region.
On the trail to Yala Peak, climbers traverse the stunning landscapes of Langtang, surrounded by Himalayan giants.

The journey to Yala Peak begins with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi, a charming town that serves as the gateway to the Langtang region. From Syabrubesi, the trek follows the Langtang River, gradually ascending through lush forests of rhododendron and bamboo, picturesque Tamang villages, and cascading waterfalls. As the trail climbs higher, trekkers reach Lama Hotel, a tranquil resting point nestled in dense woodlands. The route then continues towards Langtang Village, where panoramic mountain views emerge and trekkers can immerse themselves in the rich culture of the Tamang people.

Beyond Langtang Village lies Kyanjin Gompa, an ancient monastery and a spiritual heart of the region. Here, trekkers acclimatize while exploring nearby landmarks such as Kyanjin Ri and Langshisha Kharka, both offering stunning vistas of snow-capped peaks, including Langtang Lirung and Dorje Lakpa. From Kyanjin Gompa, the trail veers towards Yala Peak Base Camp, traversing rugged alpine terrain and glacial moraines. Base Camp provides a breathtaking setting, surrounded by towering mountains and pristine wilderness.

The summit climb of Yala Peak is a non-technical ascent, making it ideal for beginner climbers with basic mountaineering skills. The route to the summit involves traversing snowy slopes and rocky ridges, leading to a rewarding panorama that stretches from Langtang Lirung to the Tibetan border, with views of Shishapangma (8,027m), the highest mountain in Tibet. After the summit, climbers descend back to Kyanjin Gompa and retrace their steps through Langtang Village and Lama Hotel, finally returning to Syabrubesi before driving back to Kathmandu. This expedition offers a perfect blend of trekking adventure, cultural exploration, and Himalayan peak climbing, all within the breathtaking landscapes of Langtang National Park.

Why Choose Us for Your Yala Peak Climbing

Yala Peak Climbing is an exciting Himalayan adventure, offering climbers stunning views, challenging terrain, and a rewarding summit experience. Here’s why we are your best choice for this unforgettable journey:

  • We are a trusted, government-licensed local operator with over 10 years of experience guiding adventurers on the breathtaking Yala Peak climb and other remote Himalayan trails.
  • Our licensed guides and climbers have extensive knowledge of the Langtang region, ensuring your trek and climb are safe, enriching, and truly unforgettable.
  • Our professional guides and climbers are skilled, supportive, and committed to your safety and success.
  • Customizable travel packages to suit every need
  • Comprehensive travel planning services
  • Extensive knowledge of local culture and customs
  • Sustainable and responsible tourism practices
  • 24/7 customer support throughout the trip
  • Feedback appreciation and continuous improvements

Yala Peak Climbing – 2025/26 Group & Private Options Available

Yala Peak Climbing is a rewarding adventure in the Langtang region, combining scenic trekking through traditional villages and alpine landscapes with the challenge of reaching a 5,500 meter summit. It is perfect for trekkers seeking their first Himalayan climbing experience with less technical difficulty but equally breathtaking views of Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, and Shishapangma. We offer fixed departure group climbs as well as fully guided private options designed to suit your preferences.

Group climbs (2–12 people) let you enjoy the journey with fellow climbers, while private climbs provide personalized support, flexibility, and the freedom to set your own pace. Bookings are now open for 2025 departures, and early reservations for 2026 are available to secure your ideal dates and prepare with confidence for this memorable adventure.

Yala Peak Climbing Alternatives

Looking for other exciting climbs in Nepal? Mera Peak Climbing offers a higher summit at 6,476 meters with panoramic views of Everest, Makalu, and Kanchenjunga. Island Peak Climbing combines trekking in the Everest region with a classic Himalayan climbing challenge, perfect for those seeking a mix of culture and adventure. Chulu West Peak Climbing in the Annapurna region provides a more technical ascent with stunning views of Annapurna, Dhaulagiri, and Manaslu. All three are excellent alternatives for climbers looking beyond Yala Peak.

Day to Day Itinerary
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Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, we offer you pick up facility from the airport and manage your stay at the most comfortable hotel in the city. You get to meet the team of trekkers and together we prepare for the trek.

  • 3 Star Hotel
  • Breakfast

Today would be the most exhilarating day where you will be introduced to the most pious Hindu and Buddhist religious place that is listed in the UNESCO World Heritage sites and elucidates you to the entire mysticism over its existence Pashupatinath temple, Boudhanath stupa, Patan Durbar Square and Swayambhunath stupa.

  • 3 Star Hotel
  • Breakfast

We leave Kathmandu in the morning and head towards Syabrubesi, the starting point for treks into the Langtang Valley. Our journey will take us through a winding road with frequent switchbacks, offering outstanding views of Manaslu, Annapurna, and Ganesh Himal on clear days. The day ends with a descent into the small village of Syabrubesi. Overnight at Syabrubesi.

  • Tea house or Lodge
  • Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

We begin our trek along the Langtang Khola, moving upward and downward through oak and rhododendron forests. After crossing a bridge over the Langtang Khola, we ascend on a steep trail leading us to Lama Hotel. Overnight at Lama Hotel.

  • Tea house or Lodge
  • Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Our trek continues through the Langtang Khola, ascending and descending through forests. After crossing another bridge, we ascend further to reach the Langtang Village. Overnight at Langtang Village.

  • Tea house or Lodge
  • Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

We start our journey to Kyanjin Gompa, a principal monastery of the region. The trail passes by water mills, prayer wheels, Chortens, and the largest mani wall in Nepal. After a short trek, we explore the Buddhist shrine in Kyanjin Gompa and enjoy the surrounding views of the mountains. Overnight at Kyanjin Gompa.

  • Tea house or Lodge
  • Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

We spend the day acclimatizing and exploring either Tserko Ri or Chakuri Ri. Starting early, we pass through yak pastures before ascending to Tserko Ri, where the sunrise view is extraordinary. The day offers exploration of beautiful monasteries and views of the Himalayas, glaciers, birds, and yaks. Overnight at Kyanjin Gompa.

  • Tea house or Lodge
  • Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Today, we endure a short trek of 4 hours to reach Yala Peak Base Camp, home to an ancient Buddhist monastery and a cheese factory. Overnight at Yala Peak Base Camp.

  • Tea house or Lodge
  • Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

We start our summit to Yala Peak early in the morning. From the summit, we are rewarded with panoramic views of the mighty Himalayas, including Shishapangma, Lirung, and others. After spending time at the summit, we descend back to the Yala Peak Base Camp. Overnight at Base Camp.

  • Tea house or Lodge
  • Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

We leave Yala Peak Base Camp and trek back to Langtang Village, enjoying the natural beauty along the way. Overnight at Langtang Village.

  • Tea house or Lodge
  • Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

We trek back to Syabrubesi, passing through bamboo and rhododendron forests, crossing suspension bridges, and enjoying beautiful landscapes and waterfalls. Overnight at Syabrubesi.

  • Tea house or Lodge
  • Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

We start our journey back to Kathmandu by shared bus or jeep, enjoying the lush scenery, terraced farmlands, and perhaps some final glimpses of the mountains. In the evening, we will have a farewell dinner to celebrate the successful completion of our journey. Overnight in Kathmandu.

  • 3 Star Hotel
  • Breakfast

Your wonderful adventure in Nepal comes to an end today. A representative from Aarohi Holiday Pvt Ltd will escort you to the airport approximately 3 hours before your scheduled flight. We wish you all the best and hope to see you again for your next adventure.

  • 3 Star Hotel
  • Breakfast

Our team guides, porters and accompanying staff are locals with a broad knowledge about each and every location that we travel through.

Cost Includes

  • Pick up and drop off from and to International airport.
  • 3-night hotel in Kathmandu (first two nights and last one night).
  • Everest National Park permit.
  • Khumbu Entrance Fee.
  • Island Peak Climbing permit.
  • TIMS Card (Trekkers Information Management System).
  • One porter for each two people.
  • Accommodation in tea houses twin sharing (private room/ Shared bathroom).
  • 3 Meals a day – breakfast, lunch, Dinner during the trek (Anything from the menu).
  • Flight ticket (Kathmandu-Lukla-Kathmandu).
  • Camping: Tent, mattress, and cooking stuff.
  • Climbing equipment: climbing rope, ice screw, snow bar.
  • Sightseeing tour car A/C with driver.
  • Farewell dinner at Nepalese cultural restaurant after the trek in Kathmandu.
  • All taxes and Company service charges.

Cost Excludes

  • Nepal Visa fee (bring accurate USD cash and two passport size photographs).
  • International airfare to and from Kathmandu.
  • Lunch and Dinner in Kathmandu.
  • Monument sites entrance fees while sightseeing in Kathmandu.
  • Excess baggage charges.
  • Extra night accommodation in Kathmandu because of early arrival, late departure, and earlier return from the mountain (due to any reason) than the scheduled itinerary.
  • Travel and rescue insurance.
  • Personal expenses (phone calls, internet / Wi-Fi, laundry, bar bills – tea/coffee, hot chocolate, juice, beer, battery recharge, extra porters, bottled or boiled water, shower etc.).
  • Tips for guides and porters (Tipping is expected, but not compulsory).
Departure Dates

Useful Info

Accommodation during Yala Peak Climbing

  • In Kathmandu we provide comfortable accommodation in 3-star hotels with breakfast on a twin-sharing basis.(Private room accommodation can be arrange at an extra cost)
  • During the trek, we provide comfortable teahouse accommodation on a twin-sharing basis. Hot showers, Wi-Fi, and device charging are available at an additional cost.
  • During the Climbing we provide high-quality alpine tents with all necessary camping gear.

Meals and Drinking water on Yala Peak Climbing

During the Yala Peak Climbing journey, you will be served three meals a day: breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Along the trekking route, meals are available in local teahouses, while on climbing days our crew prepares fresh and simple camping meals. Common foods include dal bhat, Tibetan bread, momos, noodles, fried rice, soups, pasta, pancakes, and eggs. The meals are basic but filling, giving you the energy needed for trekking and climbing.

At Yala Peak, hot meals are prepared by our climbing crew at higher camps using quality ingredients to keep you strong and energized.

Staying hydrated is essential throughout the trip. Bottled water can be purchased at teahouses, but we recommend carrying a refillable bottle to minimize plastic waste. Our team provides purification tablets or drops so that you always have safe drinking water during the trek and climb. Eating well and drinking enough water will help your acclimatization and keep you comfortable on the journey.

Required Permits for the Yala Peak Climbing

For the Yala Peak Climbing, you will need several permits, but you don’t have to worry about arranging them yourself. All permit fees are included in our package, and we take care of the paperwork so you can focus on your adventure.

  • Yala Peak Climbing Permit: Included in the Langtang National Park entry (no separate fee required)
  • Langtang National Park Entry Permit: NPR 3,000 per person
  • TIMS Card: NPR 1,000 per person

Best Time for Yala Peak Climbing

The best time to climb Yala Peak is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These months provide stable weather, clear skies, and excellent mountain views across the Langtang Himal. In spring, the trails are colorful with rhododendron blooms and temperatures are relatively mild. Autumn brings cool, dry air and reliable conditions after the summer monsoon.

Climbing in winter (December to February) is possible for well-prepared climbers, but freezing temperatures and heavy snow make the journey more challenging. The monsoon season (June to August) is not recommended, as rain often causes landslides, slippery trails, and poor visibility. For the safest and most enjoyable experience, spring and autumn remain the ideal seasons to climb Yala Peak.

Yala Peak Climbing Difficulties

Yala Peak is one of the easier trekking peaks in Nepal, but it still presents challenges that require preparation and determination. At 5,500 meters, the climb involves high-altitude trekking and basic mountaineering, so good physical fitness and stamina are essential. The route includes steep ascents, rocky paths, and glacier sections where crampons and ropes may be used.

Altitude is the main challenge, as symptoms of altitude sickness can appear above 3,500 meters. Cold temperatures, long trekking days of 5 to 7 hours, and carrying a backpack add to the physical demands. While less technical than other peaks, climbers must be prepared for the effects of altitude and the effort required to reach the summit. With proper acclimatization, training, and the support of our experienced guides at Aarohi Holiday, Yala Peak is a rewarding climb for beginners and adventurous trekkers.

Altitude Sickness and Prevention on the Yala Peak Climbing

Your safety and well-being are the top priorities during Yala Peak Climbing. Aarohi Holiday’s guides are trained in high-altitude first aid and carefully monitor climbers for any signs of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). The itinerary is designed with gradual altitude gain and acclimatization stops to help your body adjust before reaching higher elevations.

If symptoms of AMS appear, our team responds immediately. This can include taking rest, descending to a lower altitude, or arranging emergency evacuation when required. To reduce risks, climbers are advised to maintain a steady pace, stay hydrated, and avoid rushing the ascent. With proper preparation and the support of our experienced guides, you can approach Yala Peak with confidence and enjoy a safe and memorable adventure.

Travel Insurance for Yala Peak Climbing

We strongly recommend that all climbers secure comprehensive travel and medical insurance before joining Yala Peak Climbing. The trek takes you into remote, high-altitude areas where medical facilities are limited and emergency support can be difficult to access. Having proper insurance ensures peace of mind and protection in case of unexpected challenges during the trip.

Your policy should include coverage for high-altitude trekking and climbing up to at least 5,700 meters. It must cover personal injury, accidents, medical expenses, and emergency evacuation, including helicopter rescue if required. With the right insurance in place, you can fully enjoy the adventure while knowing that Aarohi Holiday will support you throughout the journey.

Yala Peak Climbing Itinerary

Yala Peak Climbing begins with your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, where we provides a warm welcome, airport transfer, and hotel accommodation. The following day is dedicated to sightseeing around the cultural and historical landmarks of the Kathmandu Valley, giving you an introduction to Nepal’s rich heritage before the trek starts.

From Kathmandu, the journey continues with a drive to Syabrubesi, the gateway to the Langtang Valley. The trek begins here and gradually ascends through Lama Hotel and Langtang Village, passing along forested trails, rivers, and traditional Tamang settlements. As you continue to Kyanjin Gompa, the landscape opens into alpine valleys surrounded by snow-capped peaks. An acclimatization day is spent exploring nearby viewpoints such as Tserko Ri or Chakuri Ri to prepare your body for the climb.

From Kyanjin Gompa, the route leads to Yala Peak Base Camp, where final preparations for the summit take place. The highlight of the trip is the climb to the summit of Yala Peak at 5,500 meters, which rewards you with breathtaking views of Shishapangma, Dorje Lakpa, Langtang Lirung, and surrounding Himalayan ranges. After celebrating the achievement, the journey retraces back through Langtang Village and Syabrubesi before driving back to Kathmandu.

The adventure concludes with a day in Kathmandu to rest or explore before your final departure. This 13-day itinerary combines cultural exploration, scenic trekking in the Langtang Valley, and a rewarding Himalayan climb, making Yala Peak Climbing a memorable and achievable adventure with Us.

Yala Peak Climbing Cost

The cost for Yala Peak Climbing is USD 1,650 per person, which includes all essential services from Kathmandu to Kathmandu. This covers transportation, climbing permits, Langtang National Park fees, accommodations, meals during the trek and climb, climbing equipment, and the full support of an experienced guide and crew.

The price is based on a minimum of 2 participants. For larger groups, we offer a 5% to 10% group discount, and one group leader can join free of cost. This package ensures a safe, well-organized, and fully supported climbing experience in the Langtang region.

Important Notes for Yala Peak Climbing

  • Transportation from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi by public bus is included, and the trek begins from there. A private jeep option is available on request for an additional cost.
  • Porters can carry up to 20 kg, but we recommend keeping your pack under 10 kg, as one porter is shared between two trekkers. A duffle bag for your gear will be provided.
  • Meals are included during the trek and climb. Hot showers and device charging at teahouses may be available for an additional cost.
  • Meals and sightseeing entry fees in Kathmandu are not included in the package.
  • All necessary permits for Yala Peak and Langtang National Park are included and arranged by us.
  • Drones require special permits that are difficult to obtain, so bringing one is not advised.

Fitness Preparation for the Climbing

Yala Peak Climbing is a rewarding adventure that requires good physical fitness and stamina. The climb reaches 5,500 meters and combines trekking through the Langtang Valley with a high-altitude summit push. To prepare, we recommend regular walking, uphill or stair climbing, and cardio exercises such as running, cycling, or swimming. Strength training focused on your legs, core, and upper body will improve your endurance and balance for the climb.

With consistent preparation and the support of our experienced team, most healthy and motivated climbers can successfully reach the summit of Yala Peak and enjoy the stunning Himalayan views.

A Typical Day on the Trail

A typical day on the Yala Peak Climbing journey involves 5 to 7 hours of trekking through varied terrain, including forested trails, rocky paths, and high-altitude landscapes. The day begins with a hearty breakfast before setting out on the trail, passing through traditional Tamang villages, pine and rhododendron forests, and alpine valleys. Trekking days involve gradual elevation gain, while climbing days demand more effort as you approach base camp and prepare for the summit.

On summit day, you will start before dawn and use crampons and an ice axe to navigate snow and ice sections up to 5,732 meters. Rest breaks and a lunch stop help you stay energized while enjoying panoramic views of Langtang Lirung, Shishapangma, Dorje Lakpa, and surrounding Himalayan peaks. Each day combines trekking, acclimatization, and climbing, offering both cultural encounters and the thrill of a Himalayan summit adventure.

Arrival Instruction

Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, our company representatives are stationed to welcome you to the country. We request you to carefully look for your name being held by our representatives following the events upon landing. The representatives are responsible to escort you to your hotel in Kathmandu. You will see men offering you to carry luggage and take you to your destination as you exit the airport. We request you pay no attention to these people and follow the designated representatives and follow their instructions. You will also need to keep an eye on your luggage and belongings to avoid any complications.

Nepal Visa Entry Procedure

For entry into Nepal, there are visa requirements everyone (except Indian nationals) must complete before being allowed to pass through immigration. This is for air travel as well as overland transportation. Most visitors may obtain a visa to enter Nepal, however, there are exceptions. Three options are available for entry.

  • 15-day single entry: US $30
  • 30-day single entry: US $50
  • 90-day multiple entries: US $125

Please have a passport valid for at least 6 months from the time of entry, and have cash ready, preferably in US dollars, though there are other currencies Nepal Immigration accepts. If you are entering via overland, you must have US cash and 3 passport photos. For arrival by air, the kiosks at the airport take your picture for you.For the most up to date list of exceptions for visa on arrival or to obtain the most current visa information, visit the Nepal Department of Immigration website.

Equipment List

Yala Peak Climbing Packing Lists

Clothing
The climate in the Langtang region is unpredictable, so it’s essential to pack adaptable and durable clothing layers.

Base Layers
• 2-3 thermal tops (moisture-wicking)
• 2 thermal leggings for layering

Insulating Layers
• Fleece jacket or pullover
• Down jacket (essential for cold nights; 600-800 fill power recommended)

Outer Layers
• Waterproof and windproof jacket (Gore-Tex or similar)
• Waterproof trekking pants

Trekking Clothes
• 3-4 moisture-wicking t-shirts (long and short sleeves)
• 2-3 pairs of trekking pants (lightweight and comfortable)
• Lightweight gloves (for mild conditions)
• Insulated gloves (for cold weather)
• Warm hat/beanie (covers ears)
• Sun hat or cap (for UV protection)
• Neck gaiter or buff (protection from wind and dust)

Footwear
Since your feet will handle most of the effort, it’s wise to invest in high-quality footwear.
• Waterproof trekking boots (well broken-in)
• 3-4 pairs of trekking socks (moisture-wicking)
• Camp shoes or sandals (for use at teahouses)
• Gaiters (optional but useful in snow or muddy conditions)

Gear and Equipment
The right equipment will enhance both the safety and comfort of your trek
• Backpack (30-40 liters if you have a porter; 60-70 liters if self-carrying)
• Rain cover for backpack
• Sleeping bag (rated to at least -10°C; can be rented in Kathmandu)
• Sleeping bag liner (for added warmth and hygiene)
• Trekking poles (collapsible and lightweight)
• Headlamp (with extra batteries)
• Water bottles (2 liters total capacity)
• Water purification tablets or filtration system
• Sunglasses (UV protection)
• Microspikes (if trekking in winter/snowy conditions)

Toiletries and Personal Items
Maintaining personal hygiene is essential, particularly in remote regions
• Quick-drying towel
• Toothbrush, toothpaste, floss
• Biodegradable soap and shampoo
• Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
• Lip balm with SPF
• Wet wipes and hand sanitizer
• Toilet paper (carry your own)
• First aid kit (include altitude sickness medication like Diamox)
• Feminine hygiene products (if applicable)

Reminder: Guides carry medications and first aid kits during the trip, but bringing a personal kit and any necessary medications is highly recommended for your convenience and specific needs.

Snacks and Extras
• Energy bars, chocolates, and nuts
• Electrolyte powder
• Pocket knife or multi-tool
• Camera or smartphone with extra batteries
• Power bank (solar-powered options are great)
• Notebook and pen (optional, for journaling)

Pro Tips for Packing
• Pack light, as your porter can carry a maximum of 10-15 kg.
• Organize and protect your belongings using waterproof packing cubes or ziplock bags.
• Review the weather forecast before your trek and adjust your packing accordingly.

FAQs

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  • Yala Peak is a non-technical but challenging climb, requiring good preparation and fitness. Experienced guides and porters ensure a safer and more comfortable trek.

  • No prior climbing experience is needed, but trekkers must be physically and mentally prepared for harsh terrains and weather. A medical checkup is recommended before the trek.

  • Yala Peak has a 95% success rate. However, trekkers should be cautious of altitude sickness at 5,500m and report any symptoms immediately to the guides.

  • Yes, Yala Peak can be climbed year-round, but the difficulty increases during winter and monsoon due to unpredictable weather. Spring and autumn are recommended for favorable conditions.

  • Trekkers may spot animals like Snow Leopards, Red Pandas, and Musk Deer, along with rare birds such as Himalayan Monal and Kalij Pheasant. Binoculars can enhance the wildlife viewing experience but are optional.

     

  • Yes, altitude sickness is possible at 5,500m due to low oxygen levels. Symptoms like lightheadedness should be reported to guides, who will monitor oxygen levels and provide first aid. In case of severe symptoms, evacuation to Kathmandu by helicopter will be arranged.

  • No special permit is needed, but trekkers must carry a Langtang National Park permit and a TIMS card (not required for Nepali citizens). Aarohi Holiday will arrange the necessary permits for you.

  • The trek covers 88.6 km over 8 days, averaging 10 km per day with around 5 hours of trekking each day. It’s important to maintain your own pace to avoid fatigue and prevent problems during the trek.

  • It’s recommended to carry altitude sickness medicine for personal emergencies, but it’s not compulsory. The Aarohi Holiday team will have a first aid kit with basic medicines for altitude-related illnesses.

  • Yes, there is a high chance of snowfall, which adds to the beauty of the trek. However, heavy snow can make navigation difficult, so the itinerary includes an extra day as a buffer for bad weather conditions.

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