We will drive to Syabru Bensi by bus. The drive is about seven hours and is a scenic drive. You travel north of Kathmandu, past Dhunche, through scenic foothills and ridgeline vistas to Syabru Besi. When driving along the Trisuli River's bank, you can see Ganesh Himal, terraces, deep valleys, and green hills.

The first section of the trail today passes through Bhote Koshi and parallels the Langtang Khola. The route gradually ascends to Bamboo when going through the Landslide field. Following that, your trek ascends gently to Ramche (2400 meters) through Bamboo (1960 meters), located on the Langtang Khola bank.

The trek route follows Gumanechok, Ghoda Tabela, which translates to "Horse Stable." After that, our path heads to Mundu, which is a small settlement about 30 minutes from Langtang village.

Later after breakfast, we will trek to Sindum and afterward advance towards Yamphu. We will cross few suspension bridges over the Laja Khola River. We traverse along the river bank and trek up to Kyanjin Gompa. We can see a large amount of ice coursing through the Langtang Lirung from here. We will be surrounded by mountains on our way to Kyanjin Gompa, making our trek worthwhile.

It is an acclimatization day. So take a rest and explore the nearby areas. There are several attractions to visit in the village. You can excurse through the cheese factory or hike through the moraine trail to see spectacular icefalls and ascend at Chorkari Ri (5050 meters). Chorakari Ri is the trek's highest point and takes you directly behind the village for a picturesque view of the Langtang peak.

We descend to Lama Hotel and see amazing views of towering mountains on the way.

The first trail descends to the canal, then crosses it and ascends to Thulo Syabru. Breathtaking views of Langtang Himal and its surrounding peaks accompany you. You will walk across pine and juniper forests to Thulo Syabru, which is the final destination today.

You follow the wide path up to Dimsa village, then continue less steeply through rhododendron, hemlock, and oak woods to Shin Gumba. You can see picturesque views of Langtang Himal and Langtang valley on your way to your trek. Shin Gompa is another popular Cheese destination in this journey.

The first segment of the trail appears, and we slowly ascend up to Laurebinayak, where the peak gives you an exotic feeling. All the way to Gosaikunda, there is a steep ascent. You trek along a rocky path with stunning views of the Ganesh Himal range, Manaslu range, Langtang Lirung, and Tibetan peaks. You will see the Annapurna range going up behind and to the north on a clear day. Langtang Lirung is also visible across the valley. You pass a few huts in Laurebinayak's high pasture, cross a narrow hill, and get your first glimpses of the holy lake of Gosaikunda. The Gosainkunda Basin contains many reservoirs, the most notable of Saraswatikunda, Gosainkunda, and Bhairab Kunda. According to legend, Shiva created Gosainkunda by piercing a glacier with his trident to procure water to quench his thirst after consuming a toxin that threatened to kill the earth. Explore the lake from all sides. And if you are feeling edgy, do take a dive too for a refreshing memory of the trek

The path starts in Gosaikunda and climbs through rugged terrain, past four small lakes, to the Laurebinayak La (4610 meters), the trek's highest point. Continue to stare back at the stunning views of Manaslu and the Ganesh Himal, as well as the now-familiar Langtang Lirung. You then make a steep descent to camp near Ghopte.

You descend through the trees and ascend through a dry riverbed to enter a Kharka surrounded by rhododendron forest. Walking through dense woods, we make our way to Tharepati village. Climbing the ridge directly above the town provides a breathtaking view of the Jugal plain. We cross the village and a jungle before descending to the Melamchi River and ascending again.

You can pass through a small forest with a lovely view of the Helambu region's settlement. The path winds through the big valley end between Parachin and the picturesque Sherpa village of Gangyul. The residents of this village follow Drukpa Kagyu Buddhism, which is also Bhutan's national religion.

Short walk down to Melamchi Pul Bazaar with many Sherpa villages and catch transport to Katmandu. Congratulations on the completion of your trek.