GOSAINKUNDA TREK

Highlights of The Trek

Our Gosainkunda Trek is 5-days long mildly arduous trekking package which takes us through the natural wonders to the pristine and sacred glacier lake of Gosainkunda, situated north of Kathmandu. Gosainkunda Trek follows the remote and hidden trail into the sparsely populated area of the Langtang region. 

The Gosainkunda Trek initiates from the beautiful hill town of Dhunche and moves through lush rhododendron and conifer woods in Langtang National Park. We then reach high alpine pasture land, high passes, glaciers and moraines to Lauribinayak Pass eventually leading us to the Gosainkunda Lake where Destroyer God- Shiva himself is speculated to have resided.

A ceremony is held in Gosainkunda Lake in every full moon of Bhadra (coincides with the English month of August) during which Shaman, Buddhist and Hindu pilgrims offer a visit to Gosaikunda Lake.  If you have the opportunity to make it during this time, you should!!
Salient features of Gosaikunda Tour encompasses 360 degree views of Majestic Mountains, visiting the most revered Gosainkunda Lake where Lord Shiva himself is deemed to reside, having close- up Mountain View and passing through Tamang and Sherpa Villages which lets you have rare chance of familiarizing with local traditions of those who have lived in the area throughout the years. Thus, Gosainkunda Trek is a perfect package that combines natural and cultural fascinations for an unforgettable experience. 

• Enjoy Trekking to the Valley of Glaciers and Langtang National Park
• Enjoy the Wilderness of Langtang with many Endangered Wild animals including Red Panda and abundant of Wild Flowers
• Visit Sacred Gosaikunda Lake which is worshiped by Hindus, Buddhist and Shamans
• Trek into High  Pass of Lauribinaya at 4,610 m and follow the less traveled trail to Sundarijal
• Visit  Cheese Factory in Shing Gompa, Chandanbari
• Witness Langtang Lirung at 7,245 m, the Highest Mountain Langttang Region, Ganesh Himal Range and Gosaikunda Range
• Enjoy Nepali Food, Hospitality and Culture