Yala Peak Climbing - Short Trekking Peak Climb in Langtang
This Yala peak climbing offers the thrill of a peak climbing experience in the Himalayas. To complete this climbing trip, you need only two weeks from arrival to departure, for example, in Kathmandu. Thus, it is best for those who wish to stand on a Himalayan summit but have limited time. The climb is non-technical; therefore, prior climbing experience is not required. However, outdoor experience and a reasonably good fitness level are a must.
The Yala peak climbing journey starts with a drive to Syburbesi. You hike through dense forests and traditional ethnic settlements of Lama Hotel, Langtang Village, and Kenjin Gompa. Ultimately, we reach the excellent base camp of Yala Peak. We also witnessed the damage done by the April 2015 earthquake in Nepal, mainly in Langtang village. The local people had fully renovated the teahouse within a year, and now it is safe to travel. We see the stunning views of many beautiful mountains of the region. Such peaks are Langtang Lirung (7246m), Lenpo Gang ( 7083 m), Dorje Lakpa (6990 m), and mighty Shishapangma (8027 m) on the Tibetan side.
Climbing Yala with all Gears and Proper Safety Backup
Mountain Monarch provides all the personal and group climbing gear. Such gear includes climbing boots, harnesses, jumar, etc. There is no need to worry about buying or hiring the climbing gear. We have a medically trained guide to lead your journey to Yala Peak. We carry an oxygen and a medical box. We provide the full board meal, and of course, we do so while we trek. Likewise, we will stay some nights at a tented camp while climbing. We ensure that there is enough trek crew to support you on your trip to Nepal.
Yala Peak - 2 weeks Trek to Climb.
Climbing Yala Peak is probably the shortest trekking peak in Nepal. We can complete this trek two weeks from arrival to departure, e.g., Kathmandu. We customize this climbing trip to the requirements of a group of trekkers. This could also be a great family adventure trip.
