Yala Peak Climbing

DURATION: 12 DAYS

Trip Facts

Destination: Nepal
Duration: 12
Trip Grade: Strenuous
Best Time: Autumn and Spring
Max Elevation: 5,732
Group Size:

Yala Peak Climbing

The 5500m Yala Peak is one of the most appropriate climbing destinations for those who desire to foot on a Himalayan summit but have a time constriction. The 14-day trip will lead us to explore the beautiful culture and natural beauty of the Langtang region.

Yala peak escalates right next to the Tibet border with a fantastic glimpse of Mt. Shishapangma, Langtang Lirung, Gang Chempo, and Dorje Lakpa. Literally, one of the border mountain rims of Yala Peak is joined with Tibet.

A haven of phenomenal untamed natural life like Himalayan mountain bears, red pandas, wild pigs, and snow panthers. It can be seen in the region along with lush vegetation. Yala peak is considered a pinnacle for tenderfoot which introduces Nepali Himalayas to novices. Climbing Yala peak does not require any special technical skill or any previous experience or knowledge about climbing. However, a reasonably good level of physical fitness and outdoor experience is a must.

When to go for Yala Peak Climbing

The perfect months during the Autumn season are September, October, and November; the spring season after March, April, and May for Yala peak ascend. From June till August when Monsoon falls in Nepal, it is highly suggested to climbers to not attempt the trip.

During the winter season (December to Early February), the weather can get very cold and snowfall can make the climb difficult and risky. But it is possible to attempt the climb. However, the climber must be fully aware of and responsible for the risk.

Trip Highlights
– Amazing glimpse of mountains including Langtang Lirung, Ganesh Himal, Ganjala Range, and Dorje Lakpa
– Summit of Yala Peak
– Exploration of Ethnic Tamang culture and tradition

Itinerary

Day 1 Arrival in Kathmandu Airport (1400m)

Day 2 Trek Preparation Day

Day 3 Drive to Syabrubenshi (1420m), DRIVE: 8 hours

Day 4 Trek to Lama Hotel (2350m), WALK:6 hours

Day 5 Trek to Langtang valley (3500m), WALK:6 Hours

Day 6 Trek to Kyanjin Gompa (3900m), WALK:4 hours

Day 7 Explore around Kyanjin Gompa ascend Tsergo Ri (4983m), WALK:11 hours

Day 8 Trek to Yala Base Camp (4500m), WALK: 5 hours

Day 9 Summit Yala Peak (5500m) and trek back to Base Camp

Day 10 Reserve Day for climbing

Day 11 Trek back to Ghodetabela (3020m), WALK: 7 hrs Trek

Day 12 Trek back to Syabrubenshi(1420m) WALK: 7 hrs Trek

Day 13 Drive to Kathmandu (1400m)

Day 14 Final Departure

Trip Includes

All the arrival and departure transfers in a private AC vehicle.
Three nights stay in Kathmandu in a 3-star hotel with breakfast.
Kathmandu-Syabrubensi and Syabrubensi to Kathmandu transfer in a private vehicle.
Service of an English-speaking licensed adventure guide (Trained in first-aid and emergency rescues).
Service of an English-speaking climbing guide.
Seven nights of twin-sharing stay in local tea houses (private bathroom wherever possible) with breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Three nights of stay in a tent camp with breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
One porter for every 2 clients.
Group climbing equipment such as harness,
All the required permits for the trek and climbing.
Sleeping bags and down jackets for borrowing during the trek upon request.
Duffel bags and maps on a complimentary basis.
First-aid box (carried by the guide).
All the applicable government charges.

Trip Excludes

International flight tickets.
Nepal Visa.
Travel Insurance.
Meals in Kathmandu.
Personal gears for climbing like crampons, multi LED Headlamps, etc.
Personal expenses such as beverage bills, laundry, charging of electric devices, WI-Fi, etc.
Anything not mentioned in the above itinerary and inclusions.