Day 01: Kathmandu
On your arrival at international airport, transfer to your hotel for overnight stay.

Rest of the day is at leisure. 

Kathmandu the capital and cultural hub of Nepal Kingdom, surrounded by green hills and mountains with snow capped peaks against its northern and eastern background the Valley is indeed beautiful. There are complex examples of Nepal’s art and architecture all round. 

Day 02: In Kathmandu
Enjoy a full day city tour of Kathmandu,

Visiting temples of Pashupatinath, Swayambhunath, temple of the living and Also visit Durbar Square, which is residence of Kumari, the Living Goddess (Virgin Goddess), its wooden balconies and windows are profusely carved. Later visit Hanuman Dhoka, the historic palace of the ancient kings of Nepal.  A complex of many temples and monuments, guarded by a huge statue of the Monkey God, It is here that the kings of Nepal are crowned, and their coronations solemnized.

Stay overnight at your hotel.

Day 03: Kathmandu - Dhunche
In the morning you will proceed for Dhunche and on arrival overnight in the camp.
 Driving from Kathmandu same way when we had been to Syabrubeshi up to Dhunche this road is still in same condition many zigzag and several landslides we will have to pass by veichles.

Stay overnight in the camp.

Day 04: Dhunche – Bharku – Syabrubesi
From Dhunche there is a decent to the Trisuli river which is reached within half an hour.  From the river bed there is a steep climb to Dovan.  Right from here a track to Gosainkunda leaves the main trail to Rasuwa Ghari and the Langtang valley.  From Dovan there is a gentle climb to 6,400 feet and Bharku village is reached.  From Bharku, traversing up and down after crossing a suspension bridge over the Langtang river, the village of Syabrubensi is reached.

Stay overnight in the camp.

Day 05: Syabrubesi – Khanjung – Syarpagaon
After a trek of about one hour from Syabrubensi the small village of Wangal is reached.  From here a trail branches off straight eastwards to Rasuwa Ghari.  From Wangal there is a steep climb to Khanjung village.  In the village there is a good camping site.  From there, after 1/2 Hrs climb a small village is reached, known as Surka.  The climb is steep for an hour through thick forest and from there the trail continues straight but not steep.  From here, after a gentle descent for nearly 3 hrs, Syarpagoan is reached.
Stay overnight in the camp.

Day 06: Syarpagaon – Lama Hotel – Langtang Valley
From Syarpagoan, the trail then traverses up and down through the forest and Ghoratabela (9800ft. ) is reached within 5 hrs.   From there, again a short climb for 1/2 hrs will bring you to a pass to the right of where the Langtang valley begins.
Stay overnight in the camp.

Day 07: Langtang Valley – Kyangjing Gompa
From the pass, after trekking for nearly 3 hrs, Langtang village (11200 ft.) is reached.  From Langtang there is a gentle ascent for 4 hrs to Kyangjing Gompa.
Stay overnight in the camp.

Day 08: Kyangjing Gompa –Ghora Tabala
After visiting Kyangjing Monastery, an excellent look-out can be reached by climbing the slopes immediately behind the Kyangjing Gompa. A visit to Yala Cheese factory (15,800 ft.) and the small lake at 16,000 ft. beyond Yala is worthwhile.  Then back to Langtang via same route.
Stay overnight in the camp.

Day 09: Ghora Tabala – Syabrugaon
In the morning you will after breakfast trek back through same way to Syabrugaon.
Stay overnight in the camp.

Day 10: Syabrugaon – Sing Gompa
Today we climb through forests of Fir and Rhododendron.  The only sign of human habitation are the occasional shepherds' huts at the water points.  We camp near the deserted Sing Gompa.
Stay overnight in the camp.

Day 11: Sing Gompa – Gosainkunda
A steep, rugged trail but adequately compensated for by dramatic views; to the west Himal Chuli (7893m.), Manaslu (8156m.), and Ganesh Himal (7406m.) and possibly even the Annapurna range.  To the north across the valley is Langtang Lirug.  We pass a few huts in the high pasture of Laurebina,  cross a small ridge and have our first views of the holy lakes.   There are about a dozen lakes in the Gosainkunda Basin, the main three being Saraswatikund Bhariab Kunda and Gosainkunda.  According to legend, Gosainkunda was created by Shiva when he pierced a glacier with his trident to obtain water to quench his thirst after having swallowed some poison.
Stay overnight in the camp.

Day 12: Gosainkunda – Thare Pati
We continue over rugged trails and pass several other smaller lakes to the Thare Pati pass (4602m.), and then we descend along a ridge to the tree-line.  We descend to the huts of Thare Pati (8 hrs).
Stay overnight in the camp.

Day 13: Thare Pati – Gul Bhanyjang 
We drop steadily all day through Fir and Rhododendron forests and then through prickly-leaved Oak forests.  We camp at the Tamang village of Gul Bhanjyang.  This ridge walk provides excellent views of the mountains and the Helambu valley.
Stay overnight in the camp.

Day 14: Gul Bhanyjang – Chisapani
Today's walk consists of gentle ups and downs following a ridge to camp just above Chisopai with excellent views of the Himalayan range from Manaslu to Everest.

Stay overnight in the camp.

Day 15: Chisapani – Kathmandu
Climb to the small pass at Burlang Bhanjyang and take a last look at the great line of the snow peaks of the Himalaya before descending to Sundarijal and drive to Kathmandu from Sundarijal.

Day 16: Kathmandu Departure
In the morning as per scheduled you will be transferred to the airport to board on flight for onward journey.