Gosaikunda Lake Trek Overview
Gosakinuda is an oligrotrophic lake situated in the Langtang National Park of Nepal. Gosaikunda, associated with other lakes in the region, makes the entire area a perfect trekking destination not only for trekkers but also for Hindu pilgrims from all around the world. This religious site is known to be the abode of Hindu deities Shiva and Gauri and is full of internal as well as external tourists, flocking to it every year. It is believed that a dip in the holy waters of Gosaikunda washes away the sins.
Situated in the raw and wild Langtang region of Nepal, the Gosakiunda Lake Trekking trail has emerged as a popular trekking destination for people wishing to avoid areas jammed with people. The trekking trails pass through varied landscapes, ranging from lush green forests to arid drylands. While the major attraction of this trek is the Gosaikunda and its associated lakes at the altitude of 4380m, the mountain views along the path are worth picturing too. Views of the peaks like Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, and Shisapangma make up adequately for the pain induced in the muscles by the trekking journey.
The trek to the Gosaikunda region starts off with a drive to Dhunche and passes through villages like Sing Gompa. It is to be ensured the trail has proper acclimatization possibilities. The Alpine Paradise Treks and Expedition has created the perfect itinerary to ensure no possibility of Altitude Mountain Sickness. The trek further passes through Ghopte, Kutmsang and comes to an end in Chisapnai. This 8 to 9 days trek covers all the aspects of a perfect trek, ranging from diverse landscapes to the chance to mix up with the ethnic inhabitants living in perfect harmony with each other. Come trek with Alpine Paradise Treks and Expedition and experience trekking through perfectly placed terraced slopes, colorful prayer flags and a wide range of flora and fauna in the Langtang Region of Nepal.
Best Season:
The best time to trek in the Langtang region is during the spring season, from March to May, or during the autumn season, from September to November. These months offer clear skies and mild temperatures, making for ideal trekking conditions.
Permits:
- Langtang National Park Entry Permit
- TIMS (Trekkers’ Information Management System) card
Regulations:
- A licensed guide is not mandatory for this trek, but it is recommended.
- Trekkers are not allowed to stray from the designated route or explore off the path.
- Camping is only allowed at designated campsites.
- Littering is strictly prohibited.
- Respect local culture and customs.
- Obtain permission before taking photographs of locals or their property