Nayakanga Peak
Overview
Nayakanga Peak (5,844 m) is the fabulous looking peak to the south of Kyanjin Gompa, the destination village of the popular Langtang Trek in the Langtang National Park.
The normal route to the summit is via the snowy north-east ridge. Much of the climb is straightforward, but there is one fairly steep section on 40 to 55 degree snow where belaying is necessary.
Trip map
Trip facts
- Duration14 Days
- Grade
Very Hard: You need to be in good physical condition; be ready to walk up to 8 hours a day for consecutive days on rocky and icy terrain. Technical climbing Equipment is required. - RegionEverest Region
- Activity Peak Climbing
- Max. Altitude5844
Mountain info
- Mt. Everest
- Height: 8,848 m , 29,028 ft
- Location: Sagarmatha Zone,Nepal Tibet, China
- Range: Mahalangur Himal
- Rank: Highest Mountain in the World
- Latitude: 27°59'17"
- Longitude: 86°55'31"
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Itinerary
Trip Itinerary
Day:1 Drive to Syabrubesi (1460m) by local express bus - O/N at Lodge
Day:2 Lama Hotel (2340m) - O/N at Lodge
Day:3 Langtang (3330m) - O/N at Lodge
Day:4 Kyangjin (3730m) - O/N at Lodge
Day:5 Kyangjin - Explore around for acclimatization
Day:6 Nayakanga BC (4000m) - O/N Camp
Day:7 Nayakanga HC (5000m) - O/N Camp
Day:8 Summit Naya Kanga (5844m) - Back to Base Camp - O/N Camp
Day:9 Reserve day for climbing - O/N Camp
Day:10 Kyangjin - O/N at Lodge
Day:11 Goretabela - O/N at Lodge
Day:12 Syabru - O/N at Lodge
Day:13 Dhunche - O/N at Lodge
Day:14 Drive: Dhunche-Kathmandu
Package Details
Cost Includes
- Full service accommodation in lodge and tented camp during climbing period with food, foam mattresses, sleeping tent, dining tent and toilet tent provided
- Services of Sirdar, Cook, Sherpa staff and porters while on trek.
- Transportation to/from Kathmandu of all equipment, food, members, staff and porters.
- Peak Permit fee, Climbing allowance for the guide.
- Local taxes and insurance for guide and porters.
Cost Does not Include
- Personel Expenses / Personel Tips / Alcoholic beverages, cold drinks, mineral water and boiled water
- Food and accommodation in Kathmandu / International Airport Departure Tax / Transfer Airport-Hotel-Airport
- Personal high altitude/climbing gears for climbing peaks.
- Rescue evacuation and personal medical expeses.
- Any costs arise due to political disturbance and natural disaster
- Tourist visa for Nepal and international flights to/from Kathmandu
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