Best of Langtang - Spring Rhododendron Trek

Langtang Rhododendron Trek

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TRIP DETAILS

  • Dates: Daily
  • Best Season: March/April/ September/October
  • Duration: 19 Days
  • Trekking Days: 15 Days
  • Grade: Medium - Hard
  • Commences At: Dhunche
  • Ends At: Sundarijal
  • Code: NPSRT

Langtang Rhododendron Trek is specially timed to catch the plants of the Langtang and Jugal Himal at their finest. This trek is awe-inspiring trundle through the forests; it is an exhilarating trek through alpine valleys and takes into the holy lakes at Gosainkunda and the Lanjura Pass. At first the lower reaches of the trail are bordered by terraced fields of mustard  which, enhanced by the rich yellow blossoms of double Jasmine, set the valleys ablaze, higher up, dense forests of Spanish Oak give way to meadows of Daphne and Gentian which compete with each other in a riot of color

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