Trip Facts
- Total Duration 17 days
- Trip Grade Moderate- Strenuous Plus
- Max Altitude 5844m.
- Start From Syabrubesi
- End From Syabrubesi
- Min Size 2 pax
- Max Size 10 pax
- Accommodation Tea House/Camping
- Best Season: Sep to Nov and late March to May
Trip Highlights
- Scenic Langtang Valley Trek: Trek through Langtang Valley along forests, rivers, and traditional villages with beautiful Himalayan scenery.
- Rich Wildlife and Natural Beauty: Spot diverse Himalayan flora and fauna, including the rare Red Panda, while enjoying expanding views of snow-capped peaks along the trail.
- Technical Summit with Himalayan Views: Climb the north-east ridge with expert guidance and enjoy stunning 360° views of Nepal and Tibet’s Himalayan peaks.
Naya Kanga Peak Climbing in the Langtang Region
Naya Kanga Peak Climbing is an exciting Himalayan climbing adventure in the beautiful Langtang Region of Nepal. Also known as Ganja La Chuli, Naya Kanga Peak offers an excellent combination of wonderful trekking, authentic mountain culture, and technical peak climbing within Langtang National Park. This rewarding expedition is the perfect choice for adventurers seeking a less crowded trekking peak with spectacular mountain views and a true alpine climbing experience.
Before the summit attempt, our experienced climbing guides provide essential mountaineering training, including the proper use of crampons, ice axes, and ropes, helping climbers gain the confidence and skills needed for a safe and successful ascent.
Exciting Drive to Syaphrubesi and Langtang Valley Trek
The Naya Kanga Peak Climbing expedition begins with a scenic 7–8 hour drive from Kathmandu to Syaphrubesi. The expedition trail follows the Langtang River through dense forests toward Ghodatabela, with a very good chance of spotting endangered Red Pandas and other Himalayan wildlife along the way.
As the trek gradually ascends through the beautiful Langtang Valley, the views open up to reveal superb Himalayan panoramas. The scenic trail passes through traditional Tamang and Tibetan villages, dense forests, and alpine landscapes.
Kyanjin Gompa and Acclimatization
Kyanjin Gompa, the last village in the Langtang Valley, is an important acclimatization stop before the climb. Surrounded by magnificent mountain scenery, the village is known for its ancient Buddhist monastery, traditional cheese factory, and peacefully grazing yaks and naks. After acclimatization, the trek continues toward Naya Kanga Base Camp, crossing the Langtang Khola along the way.
Naya Kanga Summit Views and Climbing Experience
The summit climb follows the north-east ridge across snow and ice slopes, making Naya Kanga a technical and challenging trekking peak that requires good physical fitness and previous trekking and climbing experience.
Both Ganja La Pass and the summit provide breathtaking 360-degree views of Langtang Lirung, Gangchenpo, Shishapangma, Langshisa Ri, and many other Himalayan peaks of Nepal and Tibet, as well as beautiful valleys and glaciers.
Blossom Expeditions provides experienced climbing guides, proper acclimatization planning, and reliable logistics for a safe and rewarding Naya Kanga Peak Climbing experience in Nepal. Let us be your guide for an unforgettable Naya Kanga Peak Climbing adventure.
Trip Itinerary
| Days | Programs |
| 01 | Arrival at Kathmandu (1300m) International Airport, meet our representative and transfer to your hotel. |
| 02 | Preparation day |
| 03 | Drive to Syabrubesi by reserved Jeep (1467m), 7-8 hours |
| 04 | Trek to Lama Hotel (2470m), 6-7 hours |
| 05 | Trek to Langtang Village (3430m), 6-7 hours |
| 06 | Trek to Kyanjin Gompa (3870m), 3-4 hours |
| 07 | Climb the Kyanjin Ri (4770m), and back to Kyanjin, 5-6 hours |
| 08 | Climb the Tsergo Ri (4984m) and back to Kyanjin, 6-7 hours |
| 09 | Trek to Base Camp (4500m), 5-6 hours |
| 10 | Rest day and Practice Climbing |
| 11 | Climb to High Camp (4960m), 3-4 hours |
| 12 | Summit the Peak (5844m) and back to Base camp, 9-11 hours |
| 13 | Trek to Langtang Village (3430m) 5-6 hours |
| 14 | Trek to Syabrubesi (1467m) 7-8 hours |
| 15 | Drive to Kathmandu by Jeep (1300m), 7-8 hours |
| 16 | Free day for Sightseeing in Kathmandu. |
| 17 | Departure for Home |
Trip Cost
| Per Person | U.S. $2775 |
| Single Supplement | U.S. $100 |
| Trip Deposit | U.S. $1000 |
Single Supplement in KTM only
What's Included
- Naya Khanga Peak Climbing Permit
- Three meals a day (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) and tea/coffee
- Accommodation during the trip and climbing on a shared basis
- Guide, Climbing Guide, and Porter Wages, food, accommodation, and insurance.
- Climbing guide equipment
- Equipment, including tents, one kitchen/dining tent, snow bar, ropes, EP gas and stove, and kitchen utensils, required at Base Camp and High Camp
- 4 nights’ accommodation in a tourist-standard hotel in Kathmandu, including breakfast
- Transfer Kathmandu–Syaphrubesi–Kathmandu by reserved jeep
- Airport transfers
- Garbage deposit fee
- Conservation and TIMS card fees
- All government taxes
What's Excludes
- Cold and hard drinks and bottled water
- Shower facilities
- Meals in Kathmandu
- Travel insurance, emergency evacuation, and personal medical expenses
- Any donations along the trail and anything not mentioned above
- Guide/transport in Kathmandu for sightseeing
- Tips for staff
Trip Equipments
Equipment the Company Provides
- Expedition tents and one kitchen/dining tent
- Snow bars and snow stakes
- Main climbing rope and fixed ropes
- Cooking gas (LPG/EP gas) and stoves
- Ice screws
- Complete kitchen equipment
Personal Equipment List
Bags & Storage
- Small daypack (30–40 L)
- Main backpack or expedition duffel bag (80–100 L)
- Waterproof stuff sacks or dry bags
Clothing
- Down or synthetic insulated jacket (expedition weight recommended)
- Waterproof and windproof shell jacket (Gore-Tex)
- Waterproof and windproof shell pants
- Fleece or softshell jacket
- Lightweight and midweight trekking shirts (synthetic or merino wool)
- Base layers (thermal tops and bottoms made of synthetic or merino wool)
- Cotton and polypropylene T-shirts
- Trekking pants
- Warm hat (wool or fleece)
- Sun hat
- Balaclava or buff with ear protection
Hands & Feet
- Inner liner gloves
- Insulated climbing gloves
- Waterproof shell gloves or mittens (Gore-Tex or similar)
- Long gaiters
- Trekking boots
- Camp shoes/sandals
- Thick woolen socks (at least 2 pairs)
- Trekking socks (3–4 pairs)
Sleeping & Hydration
- Four-season sleeping bag (rated to at least -25°C)
- Sleeping bag liner (recommended)
- Insulated water bottles or a hydration bladder
- Thermos flask (recommended for high camps)
Climbing Gear
- Porter clothing (jackets and boots, if required)
- Climbing helmet
- Jumar/ascender
- Ice axe
- Climbing harness
- Belay/rappel device (Figure 8 or ATC). If you have your own, you may use it.
- Crampons (compatible with climbing boots)
- Carabiners (locking and non-locking, as required)
- High-altitude climbing boots
- Climbing Accessories
- Headlamp with spare batteries
- Sunglasses (UV 400 with glacier protection)
- Ski goggles (recommended for summit day)
Personal Items & Safety
- Sunscreen (SPF 50+) and lip balm with UV protection
- Personal towel
- Personal first-aid kit and prescribed medications
- Water purification tablets, Steripen, or filter
- Power bank, battery charger, and multi-plug adapter
- Spare batteries
- Trekking poles
- Earplugs
- Camera/action camera
- Notebook and pen
Note: If you do not have all the above equipment, you can buy or rent it upon arrival in Kathmandu.
Trip Highlights
- Scenic Langtang Valley Trek: Trek through Langtang Valley along forests, rivers, and traditional villages with beautiful Himalayan scenery.
- Rich Wildlife and Natural Beauty: Spot diverse Himalayan flora and fauna, including the rare Red Panda, while enjoying expanding views of snow-capped peaks along the trail.
- Technical Summit with Himalayan Views: Climb the north-east ridge with expert guidance and enjoy stunning 360° views of Nepal and Tibet’s Himalayan peaks.

