Naya Kanga Peak Climb is a trekking peak, meaning you can reach its summit in 2 days. It is in the Langtang Region, the third best trekking region after Everest and Annapurna. The Langtang Region is the Tibet of Nepal, so you can analyze its root being routed to Tibet; it is linked with Tibet, therefore, you could see the culture and tradition that the Tibetans practice as well as the region is a home to different species of plants and animals.

So, Naya Kanga Peak Climb is one way or another way about knowing the Tibetan Culture,  coming face to face with unique plants and rare animals, falling in love with snow-covered mountains, and reaching the summit. These are the factors that make the Langtang Region famous not only to the climbers but also to the trekkers. The region is more popular because of the above-mentioned and also because of accessibility. 

The Naya Kang Climbing is technically demanding due to walking along the moraine. So it requires fixing the rope to get its base camp. This trek goes all the way starting from the isolated villages as well as forests in exotic flora and Fauna. Even more, inspiring places in between en route Langtang Valley. Naya Kang peak climbing moreover consists of huge biodiversities, monasteries, and people of Tibetan reside here. Finally, the trek ends at Melamchi Pul by the Ganja-La Pass.  Besides that, it is possible to expand the journey to Naya Khang Peak Climbing via Tamang Heritage Trail. Then it joins the main trail of Langtang Valley. Meanwhile an exploration of Tamang culture, peoples, and monasteries. The paths continue uphill through the small settlements, lush green forests, as well as spectacular mountains, viewed along the Bhote Koshi River.

Naya Kang lies on the southern flank of Langtang region, bordering Langtang and Jugal Himal. Another name of Naya Kang is Ganja – La Chuli. Naya Kang peak Climbing (Ganja- La Chuli) offers magnificent views of Langtang range, Ganesh Himal, Manaslu in the west. Likewise, Panch Pokhari and Rowling Himal in the East. The Langtang Naya Kang peak trekking and climbing require good physical condition and mountain experience.  Naya Kanga Peak is for everybody because the reason is it does not require a technical skill. For more information on this, ask the Glorious Himalayas. But what you commonly need to have is superb physical fitness because you have to walk up and down and have to ascend 6,000 m plus because you will be in the remotest area you can imagine. You can trek in the remote region confidently if your health is ok. 

Day 1 Kathmandu to Syabrubesi

The start of the trek begins with the 8 hours drive from Kathmandu valley to Syabrubesi. The Syabrubesi is the starting point of the trek. On the way, the trekkers can get the lovely views of the Trishuli rivers and its surrounding landscapes as well as local villages and hills. After reaching here trekkers can stay overnight and explore the Syabrubesi village. It lies on the altitude of about 1460 metres from sea level.

Day 2 Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel

The trekking from this point starts with an uphill hike through the beautiful pine and rhododendron forest.  There is about an hour climb through the steep hill to reach an interesting and amazing place called Bamboo.  It is the place where trekkers take rest and have lunch to regenerate their body energy. The trail continues upwards through the bamboo forest to reach the final destination for today’s Lama Hotel which is the quiet famous area of this place.

Day 3 Lama Hotel to Mundu via Langtang Village

The Langtang village lies at the altitude of about 3430 metres from sea level. The trails start with the rhododendron and pine forests along with the scenic paths of waterfalls and landscapes. Nature will make you feel intrigued as you enter the interesting wide valley of Langtang. This is the home to the famous Langtang National Park which is the habitat to many wild lives. The trekkers stop at the famous GhodaTabela for lunch before heading towards the Langtang village and up the Langtang Valley to Mundu.

Day 4 Mundu to Kyanjin Gompa

The trek to the Kyanjin Gompa is relatively shorter than other trekking days. The trail passes through the watermills, chorten (Buddhist Shrines) and prayer wheels on the way to Kyanjin Gompa. The Kyanjin Gompa lies at the altitude of 3870 metres from the sea level. This route also acts as an acclimatization day before climbing Tserko Ri in the morning. The trekkers can explore the gompa and surrounding area and take in the mountain views in the afternoon. 

Day 5 Kyanjin Gompa to Naya Kanga Base Camp

Your adventure heads to Ganja La Base Camp. Initially, you will descend to the Langtang River and cross it. Then, the trail goes uphill through rhododendron forests. As you arrive in the Yak pasture, you are already at a high altitude. It depends on the season getting to your destination. It might be a long day walking snow-strewn path due to the winter snow. A night under a tent.

Day 6 Naya Kanga Base Camp to High Camp

The trail is steep ascent until reaching the High Camp. Trek through the rocky and icy glacier that needs to fix the rope. This day also you can enjoy the views of Langtang Lirung, Tserko ri, Ganchenpo peak, Kibgyu Ri, Yansi Tsenji peak. 

Day 7 Summit of Naya Kanga Peak

This is the day you will reach the top of the Naya Kanga Peak. You will have the thrilling feeling fixed with the excitement of being on the top. From here you can enjoy the best views of the surrounding Himalayas.

Day 8 Trek back to Base Camp

You will retrace your way back to the Base camp with the company of the beautiful views of Himalayas.

Day 9 Naya Kanga Base Camp to Kyanjin Gompa

They will retrace their way back to Kyanjin Gompa by bidding farewell to the stunning Himalayas.

Day 10 Kyanjin Gompa to Lama Hotel

The trail is relatively long but straight forward so the trekkers can walk at their own pace. They gradually descend back to Lama Hotel through the rhododendron and pine forests and interesting villages. They can see the amazing view where mountains continue to dominate the sky of the Langtang valley.

Day 11 Lama Hotel to Syabrubesi

Syabrubesi will provide you with the opportunity to take the final photographs and memories from the Langtang region. The trekkers can enjoy this moment and appreciate their last day by enjoying the different Himalayan cuisines and drinks.  They will stay overnight here and prepare for the departure to the Kathmandu valley. 

Day 12 Syabrubesi to Kathmandu

This is the last day of the trek in Naya Kanga Peak Climbing. The trekkers will bid farewell to the Langtang mountains and drive back to Kathmandu bringing wonderful memories and photographs with them.