The following day, we embark on a strenuous walk that takes us through a thick forest and the Langtang Khola Valley before dropping us off at the Lama Hotel, which is situated at an elevation of 2560 metres. The Langtang National Park, which is home to a wide range of flora and fauna, is continuously visible to us. We soon reach an area bordered by vibrant rhododendrons and other vegetation as we go. We make a break here to tent at the old Lama Hotel. It is surrounded by a tranquil forest, making it the perfect destination for those who are passionate about the great outdoors. We walk for six to seven hours and spend the night at the Lama Hotel.

We come upon a mysterious sight of old prayer stones while walking, which are reputed to grant wishes. The villagers still depend on the traditional means of subsistence; they labour on farms and take care of domesticated animals on a daily basis. Grazing and herding yaks are the focal points of their lives. Everybody in the neighbourhood depends on it for their livelihood, and goods made there include butter and yak cheese. Another striking sight will be the Langtang glacier, which is located near Langtang Lirung. We go to the village of Kyanjin Gompa, which is our final destination on the hike. We discover a great deal about the distinctive monasteries and the peculiar Tamang culture. Stay the night in the Gompa in Kyanjin.

A day of exploration and acclimatisation in Kyanjin. We go to the cheese plant and the nearby Kyajin monastery. Proceed to climb Tsergo Ri, the highest peak on the route at 5033 metres, after that. Admire the splendour of the surrounding landscape as you gradually ascend. As you get closer to the peak, take in the breath-taking views of the Langtang ranges, Dorje Lakpa, Tserko ri Yala Peak Ganesh Himal, and other surrounding mountains. To preserve certain memories, snap some pictures. Before spending the night at Kyanjing, spend some time there.

Although the walk is somewhat long, it’s a pleasant one as it’s primarily downhill. Following a two-hour hike and a suspension bridge crossing, the trail descends through yak pastureland until it reaches Langtang, after which it ascends to Thangshyap. It takes about sixty minutes. You follow the track through the trees for another hour or so, stopping for lunch en route to Godatabela eher. After lunch, the road descends further to the Lama Hotel. Spend the night at the Hotel Lama.

If we follow the forest trail, it will take us around three hours to get to Pairo. After lunch, you skip the hike to Syabrubesi. The rocky hike to Thulo Syabru takes approximately two hours. Now, you can see the fine details of peaks like Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, and other Himalayas. In the evening, you can go on a tour of a monastery with your guide. Stay in the lodge for the night.

We leave Thulo Syabru and climb the Gosaikunda trail. The route is uphill for the most of the day. It will take two hours of climbing to reach Chandan Bari. Here, have a rest and explore the cheese factory. After two or three hours of climbing, you will finally reach Lauri Binayak.

Heading up the trail towards the northern part of Gosaikunda, we cross glacial moraines. We go across four small lakes to reach the Lauribina Pass (4610m). The path drops to Phedi and then, following a short rest stop at Lauribina Pass, descends to the stream. We then start our walk through the bamboo forest in order to reach the summit of the hill. Then we descend the rocky slope, which is covered with rhododendron and pine trees, to reach Ghopte. Spend the night there.

The track then joins Helambu’s other path, which proceeds to Kathmandu. The walk today is pleasant because it goes through an hour-long alpine woods. An further hour of hiking is required to reach Tharepati (3,597m). We will offer you lunch in Tharepati. Staying at Tharepati is worthwhile because of its stunning mountain vistas. From here, the trail descends for a few hours. There’s an Army barrack nearby and a grassy field, making it a nice place. The route continues through villages, farming, and a few areas with woods. After going for several hours, you will arrive at Kutumsang village (2,445m) and spend the night there.

Today’s climb from Kutumsang to Chisapani Danda (2195 metres) would take about 6-7 hours. It’s a pleasant walk. You’ll pass through a number of little farms. There might be some breathtaking vistas of the Jugal Himal, Ganesh Himal-Manaslu, and Annapurna peaks. The northeast and west, respectively, are where these mountain ranges are situated. After climbing for a few more hours, you will reach Chisapani, where you will spend the night. The breathtaking views of the valleys below will make your stay here very unforgettable.