Mt Yala Peak Climbing

  •   Destination: Nepal
  •   Trip Grade: Moderate
  •  Group size: 4-8
  •  Best Seasons: spring
  •   Meals: lunch, breakfast and dinner
  •   Accomodation: included
  •   Transportation: included

Overview

If you want to quench your thirst for adventure and your schedule is tight then Mount Yala Peak climbing would simply be the best experience for you. Mount Yala Peak climbing will leave you spellbound with the thrill of reaching crest of the Himalayas and amalgamating with the ethnic inhabitants of the Langtang Region. This experience surely is something you do not want to miss.

Mount Yala lies in the Langtang region. It is good that you do not need prior mountain climbing experience because Mount Yala Peak climbing is not very technical. However, you must be in good health and possess high altitude experience.

Even though there are many tours and travels that provide the Peak climbing package, you can get best out of the hiking and Peak climbing experience from Alpine Paradise Treks and Expedition.

The Langtang region is far from the hustle and bustle of cities and is untouched by the realms of modernization and urbanization.  On the way to Mount Yala, you would get to penetrate dense forest along with ethic dwelling of local tribes and not to mention the Langtang village that literally is swept away due to massive earthquake in 2015.

So if you love Himalayas and want to get hold upon this pristine part of mother -nature, then Yala Peak climbing would be one wise choice for you. Along with Mt. Yala, you will get to behold many mountains like Lenpo Gang, Dorje Lakpa, Shishapangma on Tibetan side etc. Hence, this 14 days trek to Mt. Yala would undoubtedly be proved to be journey worth your time and expense.

 

Best Season:

The best season for a Mt. Yala Peak Climbing is generally in the autumn months of September to November. During this time, the weather is typically clear and stable, with lower chances of rainfall and snowfall, which makes for better climbing conditions.

 

Permit & Regulations:

  1. Langtang National Park Permit: This permit is required for all visitors to the Langtang region, which includes Mt. Yala, and costs around USD 30 per person. It can be obtained from the Nepal Tourism Board or from the Nepal Immigration Office in Kathmandu.
  2. Nepal Mountaineering Association (NMA) Climbing Permit: This permit is also required for all mountaineering expeditions in Nepal, including Mt. Yala. The fee for the NMA climbing permit for Mt. Yala is based on the number of climbers in the group and ranges from USD 250 for a solo climber to USD 125 per person for a group of 7 climbers or more.

 

Outline Itinerary

Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu 1334m, transfer to hotel, Yala peak climbing briefing with officially arrangements. Overnight at Kathmandu.

Day 02: After breakfast, Leisure time in Kathmandu for sightseeing or excursion around Kathmandu valley and preparation for Yala peak climbing. Overnight at Kathmandu.

Day 03: Drive, Kathmandu / Syabru Besi

Day 04: Syabru Bensi / Lama Hotel (2480m)

Day 05: Lama Hotel / Langtang valley (3541m)

Day 06: Rest at Langtang valley (3541m)

Day 07: Langtang valley / Kyangjin Gompa (3900m)

Day 08: Rest at Kyangjing Gompa

Day 09: Kyangjin Gompa / Yala Base Camp (5033 m.)

Day 10: Climb and back to Kyangjin gompa

Day 11: Kyangjin Gompa / Ghora tabela

Day 12: Ghora Tabela / Syabru Besi

Day 13 : Syabru Besi / Kathmandu

Day 14: Departure

 

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Day 01: Arrive Kathmandu 1334m, transfer to hotel, Yala peak climbing briefing with officially arrangements. Overnight at Kathmandu.

On the first day of your Yala peak climbing expedition, you will arrive in Kathmandu, the capital city of Nepal, and be transferred to your hotel. After settling in, you will attend a briefing session with the expedition team to discuss the details of the climb, safety measures, and other important information. The team will make all the necessary arrangements for the climb, including permits, equipment, and logistics. You will have the opportunity to ask questions and clarify any doubts you may have. You will spend the night in Kathmandu.

Day 02: After breakfast, Leisure time in Kathmandu for sightseeing or excursion around Kathmandu valley and preparation for Yala peak climbing. Overnight at Kathmandu.

This day is reserved for leisure time in Kathmandu, where you can explore the city’s cultural and historical landmarks, visit temples and monasteries, or go shopping for trekking gear. You can also take an excursion around the Kathmandu valley to explore the nearby towns and villages, experience local cuisine, or simply relax and prepare for the upcoming climb. The expedition team will assist you with any last-minute preparations or equipment rentals you may need. You will spend the night in Kathmandu.

Day 03: Drive, Kathmandu / Syabru Besi

On the third day, you will start your journey towards Syabru Besi, a small town in the Rasuwa District of Nepal, where the trek to Yala peak begins. The drive takes around 7-8 hours and passes through beautiful landscapes and mountainous terrain, offering stunning views of the Himalayas. Upon reaching Syabru Besi, you will have the chance to rest and acclimatize to the altitude. You will spend the night in Syabru Besi.

Day 04: Syabru Bensi / Lama Hotel (2480m)

After breakfast, you will start your trek towards Lama Hotel, located at an altitude of 2480 meters. The trek takes around 6 hours and offers stunning views of the surrounding forests and landscapes. You will cross the Langtang River and climb uphill through dense forests, passing through several small villages and encountering the local Tamang community, known for their rich culture and traditions. You will spend the night in Lama Hotel.

Day 05: Lama Hotel / Langtang valley (3541m)

On this day, you will continue your trek towards Langtang valley, located at an altitude of 3541 meters. The trek takes around 6-7 hours and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountain ranges, including Langtang Lirung and Dorje Lakpa. You will cross several suspension bridges over the Langtang River and hike through dense forests, which gradually give way to open meadows and pastures. You will spend the night in Langtang valley.

Day 06: Rest at Langtang valley (3541m)

This day is reserved for rest and acclimatization to the altitude. You can explore the surrounding area, hike to nearby viewpoints, or simply relax and enjoy the stunning scenery. The Langtang valley is known for its unique biodiversity, and you may encounter rare species of flora and fauna. You can also interact with the local community and learn about their way of life. You will spend the night in Langtang valley

Day 07: Langtang valley / Kyangjin Gompa (3900m)

After breakfast, you will continue your trek towards Kyangjin Gompa, located at an altitude of 3900 meters. The trek takes around 3-4 hours and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains. You will pass by several small streams and waterfalls, and may also encounter yaks grazing on the slopes. As you approach Kyangjin Gompa, you will see the famous monastery and the cheese factory, which produces delicious cheese from yak milk. You will spend the night in Kyangjin Gompa.

Day 08: Rest at Kyangjin Gompa

This day is another rest day to help you acclimatize to the altitude. You can explore the surrounding area and enjoy the stunning scenery. There are several optional activities you can do, such as climbing Tserko Ri (4985m), which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Langtang range. You can also visit the yak cheese factory and learn how the cheese is made. In the evening, you can relax and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Kyangjin Gompa. You will spend the night in Kyangjin Gompa.

Day 09: Kyangjin Gompa / Yala Base Camp (5033 m.)

After breakfast, you will begin the climb towards the Yala Base Camp, located at an altitude of 5033 meters. The trail is steep and rocky, and you will pass through several small streams and glaciers. As you ascend, you will see stunning views of the surrounding mountains, including Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, and Naya Kanga. The climb takes around 5-6 hours and is physically demanding, so you will need to pace yourself and take plenty of breaks. You will spend the night at the Yala Base Camp.

Day 10: Climb and back to Kyangjin gompa

On this day, you will start early in the morning to climb to the summit of Yala peak. The climb takes around 8-9 hours and is quite challenging, but the panoramic views from the top make it all worth it. You will need to use crampons and ropes to climb the steep, icy slopes, and the final stretch requires some technical skills. Once you reach the summit at an altitude of 5500 meters, you will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the Himalayas, including Shishapangma and Gangchempo. After taking some photos and enjoying the views, you will begin your descent back to Kyangjin Gompa, which takes around 3-4 hours. You will spend the night in Kyangjin Gompa.

Day 11: Kyangjin Gompa / Ghora Tabela

After breakfast, you will begin your descent towards Ghora Tabela. The trek takes around 6-7 hours and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and landscapes. You will pass through beautiful forests and streams, and may also encounter some wildlife, such as langur monkeys and musk deer. The trail can be steep and rocky at times, so you will need to be careful with your footing. You will spend the night in Ghora Tabela.

Day 12: Ghora Tabela / Syabru Besi

On this day, you will continue your descent towards Syabru Besi, the small town where you started the trek. The trek takes around 5-6 hours and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountain ranges. You will spend the night in Syabru Besi.

Day 13: Syabru Besi / Kathmandu

On the final day of the itinerary, you will drive back to Kathmandu from Syabru Besi. The drive takes around 7-8 hours, passing through beautiful landscapes and mountainous terrain. Once you reach Kathmandu, you will have the option to explore the city or do some shopping. You will spend the night in Kathmandu.

Day 14: Departure

This is the last day of the itinerary. You will be transferred to the airport for your departure flight from Kathmandu.

  • All land transportation; (Airport /Hotel/Airport & trekking pick up & drop).
  • 4 Night’s hotel accommodation in KTM at Bed & Breakfast basis.
  • All 3 major meals Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner (provide continental food) and accommodation in tented camp.
  • One professional English speaking trekking guide, 1 Cook necessary Sherpa and Porters.
  • Life insurance for all support crews and their daily wages.
  • One English speaking equipped climbing guide, Equipment for all crew.
  • Per member 25 Kg. luggage allow while in the trekking.
  • Trekking, Peak Permits, National Park permits Fees and garbage deposit.
  • Snow bars and ropes for trail and passes.
  • Snow bars and ropes for the climbing as well as tented camp while on climbing to Island Peak.
  • Air Ticket: Kathmandu/Lukla/Kathmandu with airport tax and cargo fees.
  • All official taxes and service charge.

The Cost Doesn’t Include:

  • Personal transportation except above programs.
  • Major meals lunch and dinner during your stay in Kathmandu.
  • Personal trekking & climbing gears.
  • High tent, high food and sleeping bag.
  • Gammo Bag for the life saving device, incase of altitude sickness for Member.
  • Oxygen, Mask & Regulator.
  • Personal Nature expenses.
  • Emergency evacuation (If incase).
  • Drinks except tea and coffee.
  • Airfare: To & from your country.
  • Nepal entry, re-entry visa fees & international airport departure taxes.
  • Personal travel insurance.
  • Tips for trekking crews.

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  1. Clothing: Warm and comfortable clothing for cold temperatures, including a down jacket, thermal base layers, insulated pants, warm hat, gloves, and gaiters.
  2. Climbing equipment: Climbing boots, crampons, ice axe, harness, carabiners, rope, and helmet.
  3. Backpack: A sturdy backpack with a capacity of 50-60 liters to carry all your gear and supplies.
  4. Sleeping gear: A warm sleeping bag, sleeping pad, and a comfortable pillow.
  5. Navigation tools: A map, compass, and GPS device to help you navigate on the trail.
  6. Hydration system: A hydration pack or water bottles to keep you hydrated during the climb.
  7. First aid kit: A basic first aid kit with essential medicines, bandages, and other medical supplies.
  8. Headlamp: A headlamp with extra batteries to provide light during early morning starts or night climbing.

 

FAQs:

  1. How difficult is the Yala Peak climb?

The Yala Peak climb is considered a moderate trek with some technical climbing involved. You should have prior trekking experience and basic mountaineering skills to attempt this climb.

  1. What is the best time to climb Yala Peak?

The best time to climb Yala Peak is during the autumn and spring seasons, from September to November and March to May, respectively.

  1. Do I need to be physically fit to climb Yala Peak?

Yes, you need to be physically fit to climb Yala Peak. You should prepare for the climb by doing regular cardio and strength training exercises and acclimatizing to the altitude before the climb.

  1. Do I need to hire a guide and porters for the Yala Peak climb?

It is highly recommended to hire a guide and porters for the Yala Peak climb. A guide will help you navigate the trail and provide necessary technical support, while porters will carry your gear and supplies.

  1. What is the altitude of Yala Peak?

The summit of Yala Peak is at an altitude of 5,732 meters (18,799 feet).