Naya Kanga Peak Climbing, Naya Kanga Peak Expeditions

Trip Overview

Trip Facts

Total Duration 17 days
Trip Grade Moderate- Strenuous Plus
Max Altitude 5844m.
Start From Shyaphrubesi
End From Shyaphrubesi
Min Size 2 Pax
Max Size 10 Pax
Accommodation Tea House/Camping
Best Season: Sep to early Dec and late March to May

Trip Highlights

NayaKhnga Peak Summit 5844m.
Stunning Himalayan View
Beautiful Mountain Valley
Traditional Tibetan/Tamang villages
Buddhist culture
Ancient Buddhist Monasteries, Stupas, and Mani Walls
Great Trekking Climbing Experience

We drive to Syaphrubesi 7-8 hours by reserved bus, Van, or Jeep from Kathmandu, from where our Naya Kanga Peak expedition begins. We are heading north following the Langtang River until the Ghodatabela, trekking through the forest and great possibility to spot endangered Red Panda and some other wild animals. Views are more open as you get higher. The easy path, you will enjoy a superb view of the Himalayan peaks all around you.

Kyanjin Gompa is the last village of Langtang valley; where we take a day rest for acclimatizing. From this beautiful village can see astonishing mountains view, Yaks and Naks are grazing around the village and has a cheese factory and old little Buddhist Gompa. After good rest in Kyanjin Gompa, we trek toward to Naya Kanga Peak, crossing the Langtang Khola (river) to Naya Kanga Base Camp. Naya Kanga is visible from Kyanjin Gompa. It is an attractive, always snowy peak rising to the west of the Ganja-La (5,122m).

From both Ganja-La and the summit of Naya Kanga there are spectacular panoramic views of mountains in Nepal and Tibet, including Langshisa Ri (6,370m), Pemthang Ri (6,836m), Shisapangma (8,046m), Langtang Lirung (7,425m), Pemthang Kapro Ri (6,830m), and Langtang II (7,227m).

The normal route of ascent to Naya Kanga is via north-east ridge over a line on ice and snow. It is a technical and challenging peak, requiring previous climbing experience, physical fitness, determination, and personal commitment. Our climbing guide conducts climbing training sessions before you start your ascent. This training includes instructions in the use of crampons, ice axes, and ropes, ensuring you have the skills and confidence necessary for a successful climbing experience.

Itinerary

Trip Itinerary

Days	Programs
01	Arriving in KTM and transfer to hotel-1300m
02	Preparation day for trip
03	Drive to Shyaphrubesi by reserved Bus or Jeep-1467m. 7-8 hours
04	Trek to Lama Hotel-2470m. 6-7 hours
05	Trek to Langtang Village- 3430m. 5-6 hours
06	Trek to Kyanjing Gompa-3870m. 3-4 hours
07	Climb the KyanjiRi 4770m. and Back to Kyanjin 4-5 hours
08	Climb the TsergoRi 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 Shyaphrubesi-1467m. 7-8 hours
15	Drive to Kathmandu by Bus or Jeep-1300m. 7-8 hours
16	Sightseeing around KTM (Boddhanath biggest Buddhist temple in the world, Pashupatinath the very important temple for hindues and PatanDarbar squire.
17	Departure to Home

Cost Details

Trip Cost

Per Person	U.S. $2465
Single Supplement	U.S. $100
Trip Deposit	U.S. $500

Single Supplement in KTM only

What's Included

Peak Permit
Three-time meals (breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) and tea/Coffee
Accommodation on the trip and during the climbing sharing basis
Porters, a Climbing Guide, and a Guide wages, food, accommodation, and insurance
Climbing guide equipment
Equipment tents and one Kitchen or dining tent, Snow bar, Ropes, EP gas and stove, and Kitchen utensils that we need at base camp and high camp.
4 nights’ accommodation in KTM Tourist Standard Hotel including Breakfast
Transfer Kathmandu/Shyaphrubesi/Kathmandu by Jeep
Airport Transfer
Garbage deposit
All the Government Taxes
Conservation and TIMS card fee.