Yala Peak Climbing

In less than two weeks, you’ll hike through quiet forests, walk past mountain villages, and spend nights in cozy lodges. Yala Peak is not too high and not too hard, but it still feels like a big climb. There’s time to rest, eat simple meals, and get ready. Reaching the top is calm, quiet, and special.

per person

USD 1,660

Duration

13 Days

Difficulty

Advanced

Requires prior training and some experience in trekking and mountaineering

Best Season

March- April- May- Aug- Sep- Oct- Nov.

Max. elevation

5,500m / 18,040ft

Trip Code

CT-10091

Destination

Nepal

Region

Langtang Region Treks

Activity

Popular Peak Climbing Packages

Start / End Point

Kathmandu / Kathmandu

Accommodation

Guest House | Hotel

Route

Syabrubesi - Lama Hotel- Langtang - Yala Peak Base camp- Yala Summit- Kyanjin Gumba- Lama Hotel- Syabrubesi

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Trip Highlights

The trip starts with a scenic drive from Kathmandu to Syabru Besi. Explorers have the opportunity to visit Langtang village, known for its cultural heritage, and Kyanjing Gompa, a significant religious site in the region.
Climbers ascending Yala Peak are rewarded with amazing views of the surrounding mountains. The awe-inspiring scenery serves as a constant companion throughout the journey, providing a sense of serenity and grandeur.
The ultimate highlight of the expedition is reaching the summit of Yala Peak. Climbers conquer the peak, standing at the pinnacle of their adventure. The exhilaration and sense of accomplishment that accompany this feat are unmatched, making the entire experience truly unforgettable.

Yala Peak Climbing Overview

Yala Peak, in the Langtang region of Nepal, is a beautiful Himalayan mountain. Compared to other peaks in Nepal, climbing Yala Peak is considered relatively easier. The Langtang region journey allows you to climb Yala Peak and experience its unique culture. Situated close to Nepal's border with Tibet, the region shares similarities in traditions and customs with the mountain people.

What sets Yala Peak apart is that it doesn't require prior climbing experience, making it accessible to individuals with general expedition knowledge. At an altitude of 5732m, the peak offers an unparalleled experience, combining natural splendor with cultural richness. The Langtang region boasts more than seventy glaciers, majestic Himalayan peaks like Langtang and Ganesh Himal, and high-altitude lakes including Gosainkunda. The dominant community in the area is the Tamang, whose roots can be traced back to the Tibetan community.

Visitors can revel in stunning vistas of Langtang Lirung (7246m), Lenpo Gang (7083m), Dorje Lakpa (6990m), and even glimpse Sishapangma (8027m) on the Tibetan side. If you're short on time but eager to experience peak climbing in Nepal, this travel package to Yala Peak might be the perfect choice. The cost of Yala Peak climbing is relatively affordable compared to other peaks, as the journey requires less travel and the trail is not overly challenging.

CoreTreks ensures that travelers are equipped with the necessary gear and provides skilled and experienced travel guides throughout the Yala Peak climbing. The Sherpas and guides are exceptionally proficient in their craft, ensuring that travelers can fully enjoy their trek in the Langtang Valley without worrying about logistics. With their unwavering support, adventurers can leave behind the stress and immerse themselves in the beauty of the journey.

Day 01

Arrival At Kathmandu

Highest Altitude

1,350 m

Upon your arrival in Kathmandu, a representative from Core Treks will pick you up from the airport and take you to your hotel. You can rest and relax for some time and after a while, we’ll meet for a short briefing session regarding our trek. Please feel free to ask any questions regarding our trek. You’ll be introduced to your tour guide as well during this session. However, if your arrival is late then the tour briefing will be shifted to the next day before we head for the tour.

No Meals

Hotel

Day 02

Preparation And Pre-Trip Meeting

Hotel

Day 03

Kathmandu To Syabrubensi

Drive Hours

7 hours

Highest Altitude

1,550 m

We’ll be taking a jeep/ bus from Kathmandu and after 7 long hours of drive towards the north of Kathmandu, we’ll be reaching Syabru Besi. During the drive, gorgeous scenery of the towns of Trishuli Bazar and Dhunche. While passing along the road at the bank of the Trishuli River, we can even catch a glimpse of the Ganesh Himal, terraces, and verdant hills.

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Teahouse

Day 04

Syabrubensi To Lama Hotel

Trek Distance

11 km

Trek Duration

5 hour

Highest Altitude

2,470 m

After having breakfast, we head towards the first part of the trail which crosses through the Bhotekoshi River and follows the Langtang River. We ford the river via a suspension bridge and then the trekking trail of Langtang Valley gradually climbs to Bamboo forests, passing through the Landslide region. Upon arrival at Syabru Bensi, we’ll check into our teahouse lodging. Trekking begins bright and early tomorrow, so rest is essential!

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Teahouse

Day 05

Lama Hotel To Langtang Village

Trek Distance

11 km

Trek Duration

5 hours

Highest Altitude

3,430 m

This day we trek uphill through the beautiful oak, maple, rhododendron, and hemlock forests. The valley is also filled with herds of yaks that we will get to encounter on the pastures. This village is a very old village in this region from where the views of the mountains can be seen in even more splendor and beauty. It has flat-roofed Tibetan-style houses and elaborately carved driven windows. The valley is surrounded by stone walls enclosing the fields where buckwheat, wheat, barley, potatoes, and turnips are grown.

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Teahouse

Day 06

Langtang Village To Kyanjin Gompa

Trek Distance

7 km

Trek Duration

5 hours

Highest Altitude

3,870 m

Our walk today is shorter but it is also acclimatizing walk. The famous cheese factory is also along the way during our trek on this day. We scale the glacial moraine with amazing views of the Kyanjin Gompa and icefall flowing from Langtang Lirung mountain. The Kyajin Gompa is a very famous Buddhist monastery and a place of utmost significance to the local community.

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Teahouse

Day 07

Acclimatization Day

Highest Altitude

3,870 m

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Teahouse

Day 08

Kyajing Gompa To Yala Peak Base Camp

Trek Distance

6 hours

Trek Duration

5 hours

Highest Altitude

4,800 m

We begin our trek to reach the base camp of the Yala peak on this day. We’ll be trekking along the rocky glacier trail and as we walk along, we’ll be seeing the views of Ganchenpo, Naya Kang, Tserko Ri, and Yala Peak. There are no lodges so we’ll be making our own camp for the night. Food will be cooked on the campsite only by our own cooks.

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Tented Camp

Langtang Valley Trek With Yala Peak Climb

Day 09

Yala Peak Base Camp: Summit & Return Back To Kyaijing Gompa

Trek Distance

11 km

Trek Duration

7 hours

Highest Altitude

5,500 m

We’ll start our ascend towards the summit of Yala Peak early in the dawn. We start making a push for this long-awaited day. After a couple of hours of climbing, we’ll reach the summit of Yala Peak. From the top of Yala Peak, you can see incredible views of the Himalayan ranges. After savoring this beauty of nature in front of our own eyes for some time, we head back towards the Base Camp, and then towards the Kyajing Gompa. Upon reaching Kyajing Gompa we’ll call it a day.

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Teahouse

Day 10

Kyanjin Gompa To Lama Hotel

Trek Distance

13 km

Trek Duration

5 hour

Highest Altitude

3,870 m

We start our descent towards the Lama Hotel as we make our way back. Majestic views of the towering mountains can be enjoyed during our walk on this day. We might even encounter more wildlife within the ecosystem of the forest as we descend.

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Teahouse

Day 11

Lama Hotel To Syabrubensi

Trek Distance

11 km

Trek Duration

5 hours

Highest Altitude

1,550 m

This is our last day on the mountain, and we trek for six hours from the Lama Hotel back to Syabrubensi. A notable milestone on our way today will be the Chilime Hydropower Power Plant of Sherpa village, which powers the surrounding area. Upon reaching Syabrubensi we’ll be done for the day as we ponder upon the awesome journey we’ve completed in the land of the Himalayas.

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Teahouse

Day 12

Syabrubensi To Kathmandu

Drive Hours

7 hours

Highest Altitude

1,350 m

Upon having our breakfast, we drive back to Kathmandu the way we came which will take us about 7 hours of drive. After arriving we’ll take you back to your hotel where you can rest and relax. CoreTreks will organize a dinner program for you in the evening where we’ll be going to a traditional Nepali cuisine restaurant and enjoy the taste of Nepal for one last time.

Breakfast, & Farewell Dinner

Hotel

Day 13

Departure

Highest Altitude

1,350 m

The day has come and after bidding our goodbyes a representative from CoreTreks will transport you to Tribhuvan International Airport around 2 hours before your flight departure.

Breakfast

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Airport transfers by Private Vehicles.
Standard twin-sharing accommodation in a three-star hotel in Kathmandu, breakfast included. (2 Nights).
Twin-sharing accommodation during the trek. (10 Nights).
Kathmandu – Syabru Bensi – Syabru Bensi- Kathmandu by local transport. (If you want both ways private vehicle is also available at an additional cost).
Three daily meals with tea/coffee (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) during the trek.
TIMS Fee- Trekkers’ Information Management System & Langtang National Park permit (Please bring 2 passport-size photos).
One highly experienced, helpful, and friendly guide. Porters (1 porter for 2 people) and their food, accommodation, salary, and equipment. Accident insurance for all staff.
Climbing Sherpa from Yella Peak camp to the summit and back to base camp.
Group climbing equipment (Climbing Rope, Ice Hammer, Snow Bar, Ice Screw, Camping Tents, Group climbing equipment dining tents, toilet tents, and Kitchen equipment),
Farewell dinner in a traditional Nepali restaurant with cultural performances.
Personal care & attention.
Local and government taxes.

All kinds of beverages including mineral water, Phone calls, laundry, hot shower during the trek
Travel and Rescue Insurance.
Tipping to the crew.
Personal mountaineering gears.
Optional trips and sightseeing if extended.
International airfare and airport departure tax
Visa fee, you obtain a visa easily upon your arrival at Tribhuwan International Airport Kathmandu
Do not mention the services apart from the services mentioned in “Cost Included services”

Ensuring Safety During Yala Peak Climb

When traveling in remote mountains, you must be ready for weather changes, health issues, or natural events. Although our objective is to adhere to the planned itinerary, our utmost priority is always your safety. CoreTreks kindly requests your cooperation in accepting the decisions and guidance of our experienced guides, who may deem it necessary to modify or cancel certain parts of the itinerary due to safety concerns.

Additionally, it is advisable to allocate a few extra days in our planning, as adverse weather conditions can potentially impact the scheduled timeline. While this does not guarantee a successful summit ascent, it often helps to avoid disappointment caused by cloudy conditions on the day of the climb.

Ensuring Safe Drinking Water

To maintain your well-being during the journey, we strongly recommend drinking boiled water or using chlorine tablets to purify the regular water accessible at guesthouses along the route. Please note that a nominal fee is usually charged for boiled water. Some guesthouses may have Euro-guard filters installed for added safety. While mineral water is readily available in many locations, it is important to consider the environmental impact of plastic bottle waste. We kindly request guests take measures to protect the environment and minimize the use of disposable plastic bottles whenever possible.

Travel Insurance

It is crucial to prioritize your protection by having adequate insurance coverage. For participation in hazardous activities, including trekking and climbing, it is essential to obtain specialized travel insurance. We strongly recommend obtaining a comprehensive travel insurance policy that encompasses cancellation, lost baggage, theft, injury, liability, medical treatment, death, and related expenses. Ensure that the insurance policy adequately covers all the activities you plan to undertake during your stay in Nepal.

In the event of a client requiring medical treatment, including hospital expenses, doctor’s fees, and repatriation costs, it is the client’s responsibility to bear these expenses.

In remote areas where walking becomes impossible due to injury, we have arrangements for helicopter rescue. CoreTreks has an agreement in Kathmandu that guarantees payment for helicopter evacuations. We will arrange a cash deposit with the helicopter operator and collect the amount from you once the rescue has been successfully completed. Prior to commencing the expedition, we will ensure that your insurance policy explicitly covers mountaineering or alpinism activities. Failure to have such coverage may result in difficulties when settling a large claim.

General

How difficult is the Langtang Valley Trek with Yala Peak expedition in Nepal?

The Langtang Valley Trek with Yala Peak expedition in Nepal is considered as an advanced level trek. It requires prior trekking and mountaineering experience and demands a good physical health. Since, the expedition requires a high level of mountaineering skills, our experts will be providing an in-depth training on safety precautions and equipment knowledge.

Is the Langtang Valley Trek with Yala Peak expedition in Nepal safe?

Yes, it is completely safe to Trek the Langtang Valley with Yala Peak expedition in Nepal as long as you meet the requirements. A professional mountaineering guide is mandatory during this trek. Since, there are chances of fatal health injuries, our experts will be hold a detail training session providing informative insights of the location.

What can I expect during the Langtang Valley Trek with Yala Peak expedition in Nepal?

What type of food and accommodation facility to expect during the Langtang Valley with Yala Peak expedition in Nepal?

The food is generally our traditional Nepali lunch which is Dal (Lentil Soup), Bhat (Boiled Rice), Tarkari (Veggies), and Achar (Pickle).

For the accommodation there are specially Hotels & Lodges, Tea houses, and Camping facilities. However due easy accessibility of hotels & lodges throughout the trial, camping is usually avoided during the Langtang Valley Trek with Yala Peak expedition.

How do I book the Langtang Valley Trek with Yala Peak expedition in Nepal?

To book the Langtang Valley Trek with Yala Peak expedition in Nepal, CoreTreks offers you a number of booking options including:

Online booking,
Wire transfer OR,
Cash on arrival

We recommend you to go through our booking policy before you head to the payment. In case of further inquiries please feel free to contact us.

Climbing Yala Peak includes walking through different types of terrain. Starting from Dhunche and following the Langtang Valley in a northeast direction, the path gradually ascends through mountains. The terrain is not excessively steep, featuring a combination of lush forests, terraced hill slopes, and valley hikes. As we progress, we encounter high pastures and eventually reach the moraine of glaciers and peaks.

Throughout the trek, we pass through settlements and villages, although this region is less populated and visited compared to popular areas like Khumbu or Annapurna. The trails are well-trodden but can be rocky, slippery when wet, and occasionally uneven. However, there are no particularly challenging or technical sections. The itinerary is designed to allow for proper acclimatization, including an ascent of Tserko Ri followed by a descent in altitude before our climb of Yala Peak.

On the mountain itself, there may be sections of scrambling on loose rocks below the snow line. Once we reach the snow, the specific route can vary depending on local conditions. If necessary, we will be roped up in groups of three or four for safety. While the terrain is not overly difficult, it requires careful navigation and attentiveness. The route is typically well-marked, with groups following a similar path. There is no need for technical climbing skills, but it is important to have winter skills and equipment such as an ice axe and crampons for navigating the snowy sections. Throughout the trek, there will be ample time to learn and practice these skills during rest days and at the Yala Peak base camp.

During the trek, accommodation options consist of comfortable lodges operated by local families, unless individuals specifically request tents. Each lodge features a central communal area with a stove for warmth. The bedrooms are unheated but equipped with two beds, mattresses, blankets, and pillows. It is necessary to bring a sleeping bag. Most lodges have gas-powered showers, and while some still have traditional “drop” toilets, many now have flush systems.

The food on the trek is of high quality, offering a mix of local Nepali cuisine and Western dishes. Traditional options such as Dal Bhat and Momos are excellent choices, while burgers and chips are also commonly available. The lodges and local shops along the trail offer a range of supplies, including beer, batteries, and snacks like Mars bars. You can refer to a Nepal price guide for more information on pricing.

At Yala Peak base camp, accommodation will be in mountain tents designed for two people per tent. It is recommended to bring a 3-season sleeping bag and a good quality sleeping mat. For lower altitudes, you may consider using a sleeping bag liner in an open, partially unzipped 3-season bag to regulate temperature and prevent overheating.

The Yala Peak expedition is a great chance for people wanting Himalayan climbing without very high altitudes. With an elevation of around 6000m, Yala Peak serves as an ideal starting point. Additionally, it presents a manageable challenge for individuals who have not experienced high altitudes before, as the ascent is gradual and allows for proper acclimatization.

While previous winter walking or mountaineering skills such as utilizing a walking axe and crampons can be beneficial for the climb, they are not essential. The experienced guides accompanying you on the trek will provide training along the way, ensuring that you acquire the necessary skills. You will have ample time to learn and practice important techniques such as clipping into a rope and safely navigating with the group.

Yala Peak is suitable for all levels and lets you improve mountaineering skills while enjoying the journey. The knowledgeable guides will support you every step of the way, ensuring a safe and rewarding adventure.

To ensure a successful and comfortable expedition to Yala Peak, it is important to pack the necessary gear. Here is a comprehensive list of essential items:

Clothing:

Large duffle bag or rucksack and liner
30-liter day pack
Waterproof stuff sacks in various sizes
Expedition jacket (Primaloft or down)
Waterproof jacket and trousers (Gore-Tex or equivalent, softshell)
Gaiters
Trekking trousers and shorts, T-shirts, shirts
Fleece or woolen tops
Base layer tops and bottoms
Thin socks and thick socks
Warm hat, buff/balaclava, sunhat
Liner gloves, warm gloves, mitts
Sunglasses with UV polaroid protection

Footwear:

Mountaineering boots graded B1 or B2 to accommodate crampons
Trekking boots
Hut shoes (comfortable footwear for relaxing at the lodges)

Sleeping Gear:

3-season sleeping bag with a comfort temperature of around -10°C
Compression sack for the sleeping bag
Thermarest or thick foam sleeping mat (for camping only)

Accessories:

Walking poles
Head torch with spare batteries
2x 1-liter drinks bottles with covers
Crampons
Mountaineering harness
Walking axe with leash
Climbing slings (2 x 120cm)
Screwgate karabiners (2)
Wash kit and first aid supplies
Towel

Please note that this list provides a general overview of the essential items for a Yala Peak expedition. It is recommended to consult with your expedition organizer for a more detailed gear checklist tailored to your specific needs and preferences.

Challenging Climb, Truly Rewarding

If you're thinking about climbing Yala Peak, know that it’s tough but not impossible. With help from our skilled guides at CoreTreks, we reached the summit, and that felt incredible. The hospitality we received was amazing. Nepal and its people truly inspired me. I’d love to return one day with my whole family. The people are so humble and hardworking it really made me reflect on how lucky we are. It was an honor to visit Nepal and climb such a beautiful peak. Big thanks to CoreTreks and their team of guides and porters. I’m looking forward to booking with them again soon.

AMELIA

Poland

Challenging Climb, Truly Rewarding

Blessed By The Himalayas

Nepal is full of the most beautiful scenery you can imagine. Along with the mountains, we also got to see local villages and learn about their culture. Climbing Yala Peak was tough, but we made it, and it felt amazing. Our guides were brilliant, they knew so much and took really good care of us. Big thanks to CoreTreks for helping us with every small detail. They made sure our trip was both safe and comfortable. I highly recommend them if you’re looking for an adventure in Nepal.

Angelika

Germany

Blessed By The Himalayas

Very Inspired By The Trip To Nepal

Climbing Yala Peak was a big challenge, but reaching the top felt amazing. I’ll always remember the time we spent in Nepal the food, the people, the views, and nature were all so beautiful. Nepal is truly full of mountains and culture. The people are welcoming and work so hard. I’d love to visit again, though next time I’ll skip the climbing and just enjoy the peace and views. Big thanks to CoreTreks for guiding us through everything, from the mountain to the hotel and farewell dinner. I really suggest choosing them if you’re heading to Nepal.

Thomas

Australia

Very Inspired By The Trip To Nepal

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 Verified Langtang Valley Trek Adventure In April 2026 we went trekking in the Langtang Valley and towards Yala peak with Core Trek Pvt Ltd. The trek was very well thought out and organised. We were new to trekking and walking at altitude and the planning of transfers, days, walking distances and altitudes was well designed by Coretreks staff. After arriving and spending one night in Kathmandu we departed on a private jeep trip to Syabrubesi. We were accompanied by Trekking Guide Dibash Pudasaini and Porter Pukar Bhatta, two very friendly Nepalese with good English. From Syabrubesi we walked in three days up the Langtang Valley to Kyanjin Gompa, with overnights in Lama Hotel and Langtang Village. On the next two acclimatisation days we walked to Kyanjin Ri and upstream along the Langtang River through the glacial outwash plains towards the direction of Langshiska Kharka. The following day we went with the mountain guide Jhandu Lama and Dibash to the Yala Base Camp, where we hit snow on the last 500m before the small base hut. We crawled into the sleeping backs early, then got up at 2:30 am for an alpine start to the day and went with crampons and headlights uphill on the frozen snow surface. Our pace got slower and slower until we reached the flat area on ice 120m below Yala peak around 7:30 am. The view now opened towards the east and was amazing. At this altitude of 5400m we had reached our limit of breathing enough air in and decided to descend. No altitude sickness. We stopped on the way down briefly at the basecamp and then continued down to Kyanjin Gompa. Next day we did a long downhill walk to Lama Hotel, then a half day walk to Syabrubesi where the private jeep waited to bring us back to Kathmandu. On the trek we saw wild monkeys, deer, tahr, eagles, lammergeier and many other birds. Time in Kathmandu was spend sightseeing, shopping and relaxing with nice food and beverages. Our guides from Coretreks brought us out to a fantastic dinner with great Nepalese food and traditional dancing. We can highly recommend Coretreks and their guides for trekking and peak climbing, they are very knowledgeable about trekking, geography and wildlife. They are friendly and communicate well which is important on treks that can get exhausting and tiring at times. The nice hotels, teahouses, food, supplies, sightseeing, jeeps and airport taxis were well organised by Coretreks and gave us a unique experience in Nepal.
  
 
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 Verified Great experience ABC TREK Thank you so much for putting together such an amazing trip for us. Every detail was perfectly handled, which made it easy for us to just enjoy the experience and take in the beauty around us. A big thank you to our guide Athma Rama and porter Krishan — their energy, knowledge, and kindness made the journey truly special. They didn’t just guide us, they made us feel comfortable, inspired, and connected throughout the trip.
  
 
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 Verified เบื้องหลังรอยยิ้มนี้คือความใจดีของทีมงานที่ไม่เคยทิ้งเราไปไหน ขอบคุณมากนะคะ ฉันประทับใจมาก เป็นทริปที่จะไม่มีวันลืมเลย ฉันไปจนถึงbase campไม่ได้แน่ๆ ถ้าไม่ได้รับการช่วยเหลือและคอยดูแลอย่างดีจากทีมงานของคุณ ขอบคุณมากๆนะคะ พวกคุณใจดีกับฉันมาก มันทำให้ฉันอยากกลับไปหิมาลัยอีกในทุกๆปีเลย
  
 
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   Alberto C 
 
 
 
 Verified Manaslu Circuit Trek Amazing experience! beautiful trekking in an incredible environment. Thanks to Core Treks for the great organization, everything was as i expected.
  
 
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   sultan a 
 
 
 
 Verified Manaslu Trek I had an amazing experience with CoreTreks during my hiking trip in Nepal. The guide was professional, friendly, and always made sure I was safe and comfortable. The trip was very well-organized, and the views were absolutely breathtaking. I highly recommend Core Trek to anyone planning to visit Nepal — they made the journey unforgettable!