Our Lodge

Currently our lodge consists of two buildings: the bedroom & shower unit and the kitchen & dining hall. On nice days it is lovely to sit outside and enjoy the scenery.

Our lodge consists of two buildings: the kitchen & living unit and the guest house with the toilets & bathroom.
In our bright, cosy lounge we serve local fine food, real Nepalese tea and fresh Himalayan juice.
In our kitchen we prepare tasty local menus for you.
The beds are all new and very comfortable. The blankets will keep you warm, even during cold nights.
We have comfortable and large single, double and triple bedrooms.
Enjoy the sun in front of the lodge. It lies directly on the path through the village.
The newly built village of Langtang.

Surroundings

Having grown up here, we know every rock around Langtang.

From Shyaphru Besi you can trek to the small village of Lama Hotel in one day. This is a wonderful place to stay for a night on your way to Langtang.
A sunny day on the higher trail, just before the small village of Sherpagaon.
Shyaphru Besi is a lively place in the Trisuli valley. It's the starting point for trekking in the Langtang or for the Helambu-Trek to Kathmandu.
An inquisitive young Nepali in Sherpagaon.
Tserko Ri (4984 m) is a small peak with dozens of prayer flags. The view from Langtang Lirung to Dorje Lakpa is unique. A must in Langtang.
Kyanjin Ri (4773 m) is a perfect evening walk or a good destination to enjoy the sunrise.
The viewpoint just above Kianjin Gumba is easy to reach. A great place to admire the mighty east face of Langtang Lirung.

Langtang National Park

Following the three main trekking routes you can discover the Langtang National Park and the southern Helambu region.

Langtang Valley, Helambu and Gosaikunda Lake

Map of Langtang
The mountains on the south side of the valley (i.e. Urking Kangagri) can be climbed alpine style.
Langtang Lirung is the dominant peak of the region and the only mountain here to reach over 7000 meters.
Strong colours in the barren land above the tree line.
The last rays of the sun illuminate Gangchempo with their warm light.
Typical for Nepal and Langtang are the rhododendron forests.
Trekking across the Laurebina Pass to Kathmandu is very rewarding. A fine alternative is the combination of Helambu-Gosainkund-Langtang.

Langtang National Park was founded 1976. It is located in the north of Nepal about 30 km from Kathmandu. It covers an area of 1710 km2 and lies within the districts of Nuwakot, Rasuwa and Sindhupalchok. To the north and east it borders on Tibet. The western border follows the rivers Trishuli and Koshi.

The park covers a lot of elevation, starting at 1’500 m in the valley and ascending to the top of Mt. Langtang Lirung at 7’234 m. As a result it contains an immense ecological diversity. Some of the most attractive areas include the Langtang Valley, the holy lakes at Gosainkunda and the forested hillsides above the village of Helambu. The park is inhabited by red panda and other rare animals, such as himalayan black bear, ghoral, grey langur monkey, snow leopard and many more.

The park also offers rich cultural diversity. The three main ethnic groups in LNP are the Tamang, Yolmo and Bhotia, who all originate from Tibet.