Nepal has a roof of world Himalayas, the belts of mountains and granary of Terai is well known south Asian region of the Asian continent. Even with the small area of 147,181km2, Nepal has 1300 mountain peaks above 6000 meters including the highest mountain range in the world of which 238 are already opened for climbing. Surprisingly, the Himalayan country holds up eight of the world’s highest mountains.

Among them, the sublime Lang tang valley trek is the closest Himalayan region from Kathmandu valley with only a few hours of drive from Kathmandu to Lang tang national park with a distance of 50.6 km. Lang tang Lirung is the highest peak of Lang tang Himal, has the range of 7234m with its majestic valley of Lang tang national park. one runs through rhododendron and bamboo forest, alongside thundering water rainfalls and stunning snow-capped mountains. It holds pure natural beauty introducing you to the Buddhist culture of the Tamangs and the Sherpas who live in the high lands of the Lang tang region having a trace of Tibetans’ roots. With less popularity among trekkers, Lang tang holds the untouched beauty of nature in its routes which you don’t want to miss.

In addition, the trails take you to an altitude of 4000 meters, if you are up for sunrise from TserkO Ri at 5,000m. the breathtaking view on the trek include Dorje Lakpa (6990m), Lang tang Ri(6370m) and Lang tang Lirung(7245m). The trek for Lang tang is the perfect introduction for those who want short off-beat trek discovering Nepal for the first time.