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- 6000M Peaks
- Ganja La Chuli (Naya Khang Peak)
Altitude
5444m
Co-ordinates
28°10′06″N 85°32′56″E
Duration
17 Days
Best Season
Spring (March–May) and Autumn (September–November)
Activity
Peak Climbing
Trip Grade
Moderate to Difficult (Alpine PD – Peu Difficile)
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Ganja La Chuli (Naya Khang Peak)
Naya Khang Peak, also known as Ganja La Chuli, is a prominent trekking peak in Nepal’s Langtang region, standing at 5444m. Located just south of the Tibetan border and west of Ganja La Pass (5122m), this peak offers an exceptional high-altitude climbing experience.
This challenging yet rewarding expedition combines technical climbing with the pristine beauty of the Langtang region, delivering an authentic Himalayan adventures in one of Nepal’s less-frequented mountain areas.
Detailed itinerary
Upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), complete your Nepal entry visa formalities at immigration. Our representative will warmly welcome you at the arrivals hall and transfer you to your hotel in Kathmandu. After check-in, take time to rest and recover from your journey, preparing for the adventure ahead.
This day is dedicated to expedition preparation and recovery. Our team completes permit formalities while climbers undergo a full equipment check to ensure all personal and technical gear meets safety standards. A detailed briefing is conducted covering the trekking route, climbing objectives, safety protocols, and weather conditions. Final adjustments and last-minute shopping can be done as needed.
A scenic drive takes you north from Kathmandu through winding mountain roads, terraced hillsides, and traditional villages. Passing along rivers and deep valleys, the journey offers a glimpse of rural Nepal. Upon arrival in Syabrubesi, the gateway to Langtang Valley, settle into your lodge and rest overnight.
The trek begins along the Langtang Khola, passing through lush forests of oak, bamboo, and rhododendron. The trail ascends gradually, crossing suspension bridges and small settlements along the way. Wildlife such as monkeys and colorful birdlife may be spotted. Overnight at Lama Hotel, nestled within the forested valley.
The trail climbs steadily as the landscape opens into wide alpine terrain. Passing through Ghodatabela, the route continues alongside the river with impressive views of Langtang Lirung. Arriving at Langtang Village, you’ll experience the unique culture of the Tamang people and observe the rebuilding efforts following the 2015 earthquake.
A shorter and scenic trek leads to Kyanjin Gompa, the spiritual and cultural center of the Langtang region. Surrounded by towering peaks and glaciers, the area offers stunning mountain views. After arrival, explore the monastery, local cheese factory, and enjoy the dramatic Himalayan setting.
A vital acclimatization day to allow the body to adjust to altitude. Optional hikes to nearby viewpoints such as Kyanjin Ri or Tserko Ri provide spectacular panoramic views of Langtang Himal, Dorje Lakpa, and surrounding glaciers. The remainder of the day is spent resting, hydrating, and preparing for higher elevations.
Leaving the main Langtang trail, the route ascends into more remote and rugged terrain. The landscape becomes increasingly alpine and glaciated as you approach Ganja La Base Camp. This isolated campsite offers a true expedition atmosphere and serves as the staging point for the peak climb and pass crossing.
This day is reserved for rest, acclimatization, and technical preparation. Climbers receive training on rope techniques, crampon use, and safety procedures. The team carefully monitors weather conditions and finalizes plans for the summit attempt of Ganja La Chuli Peak.
An early alpine start marks the most challenging and rewarding day of the expedition. The ascent involves snow and ice climbing, requiring careful movement and teamwork. Upon reaching the summit, climbers are rewarded with breathtaking views of Langtang, Ganesh Himal, and the Tibetan plateau. After celebrating the achievement, descend carefully back to Base Camp.
Crossing the formidable Ganja La Pass is a demanding but spectacular journey. The route involves snow-covered terrain and steep sections, requiring technical skills and coordination. After reaching the pass, the descent leads into the remote Helambu region, arriving at Keldang for overnight rest.
The trail descends gradually through high alpine landscapes into greener valleys. Passing through remote yak pastures and seasonal settlements, the trek offers solitude and pristine mountain scenery. Overnight at Dukpu, a quiet village reflecting traditional mountain life.
Continuing through the Helambu region, the trail passes forests, stone houses, and cultivated terraces. Tarke Gyang, one of the largest Sherpa villages in Helambu, is rich in culture and history, featuring ancient monasteries and traditional architecture.
A pleasant and scenic walk through forests and rolling hills leads to Sermathang. The trail offers beautiful views of the surrounding valleys and distant peaks. Sermathang is known for its warm hospitality and cultural charm, providing a comfortable overnight stay.
A scenic drive brings you back to Kathmandu, transitioning from mountain landscapes to urban life. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and enjoy a well-earned rest. The evening is free for shopping, sightseeing, or a farewell dinner.
A well-earned rest day in Kathmandu. Guests may explore cultural heritage sites, enjoy souvenir shopping, relax at cafés, or treat themselves to spa and wellness services. This day also serves as a buffer for any potential flight delays.
According to your flight schedule, you will be transferred to Tribhuvan International Airport for your onward journey. The expedition concludes with unforgettable memories of the Langtang region, Ganja La Chuli summit, and the remarkable Helambu traverse.
Includes:
• Airport pick up and drop off.
• First visit two night and second visit two night hotel in Kathmandu.
• By public jeep and bus.
• Three meals daily.
• National park entry fees.
• Permit for related peak.
• High food and utensils up to basecamp.
• Team equipment.
• Two persons sharing a base tent up to base, single in base.
• Summit bonus for guides and assistants.
• Tips guide, assistants, crews staff.
• Summit party expenses.
• So on
Excludes:
• Visa fees if you are getting your visa on arrival.
• Meals in Kathmandu.
• Extra night in Kathmandu.
• International tickets.
• Travel and climbing coverage insurance.
• Extra drinks like juice, Coca-Cola, beer, Hard drinks, etc.
• Hot shower on the way to trekking.
• Thermos hot water.
• Local entry fees, such as monasteries, Temples, Schools, donations, etc.
• Peak climbing permit and expenses if you need to climb one 6000m peak as acclimatization.
• Helicopter charge if you use or need.
• Personal equipment.
• Drone permit fee if you want to use /fly.
• Wi-Fi charges during trekking and in the base.