Naya Kanga Peak Climbing

Trip GradeModerate
Duration16 Days
CountryNepal
Maximum Altitude5844 m
ActivitiesTrekking and climbing
Group Size2 to 12
StartsKathmandu
EndsKathmandu
Best TimeSpring and Autumn

Overview

Naya Kanga Peak Climbing is the fifteenth-highest trekking peak in Nepal. Naya Kanga Peak (5844), also known as Ganja La Chuli, is located in Nepal's Langtang region and is a renowned climbing destination. With easy access and dominating delight during the climb, this peak attracts many mountain climbing supporters to its summit. The Naya Kanga Peak Climbing offers a trek through Tibetan-influenced communities in Langtang, with diverse wildlife. Naya Kanga Peak Climb is an excellent choice for both trekkers and mountaineers, with a hint of Tibetan culture, a pinch of floral and faunal richness, and a strong Himalayan presence.

It is the nearest summit and is easily accessible from the Kathmandu Valley. The Naya Kanga Peak itinerary begins in lush rhododendron and oak woodlands before gradually transitioning to a much rockier and marshier landscape. We hike through Ghoda Tabela and Kyanjin Gompa to Tserko Ri (4984m), which is also an excellent position for viewing the beautiful Langtang mountains. Then we continue to the summit of Naya Kanga. Once at the summit, we will be able to see mountains such as Langtang (7,227m), Yala (5,500m), Shishapangma (8,013m), and Dorje Lakpa (6,966m). The Langtang region is known for its amazing natural beauty, which includes several peaks, glaciers, waterfalls, and various types of rainforests. It also supports a diverse diversity of flora and fauna, including the elusive snow leopard and the unusual red panda. Along with its cultural richness, this region is home to Buddhist and Hindu believers. The various prayer flags, wheels, monasteries, and Chortens that people have created along the trail demonstrate how widespread Buddhism is. This is a worthwhile trip with friendly folks and a great opportunity to explore the mountains. Climbing this lesser-known peak requires very little technical expertise or experience.

The trail from Kyanjin Gompa to Naya Kanga Peak leads south to Nyengang Kharka (4300m), where we set up a base camp. The ascent to the summit begins on the northeast face. The summit push begins at high camp, 4950m. The snow and ice slopes can be as steep as 50° below the summit ridge. After celebrating our victory at the summit, we return to base camp.

The Naya Kanga Trekking cost is reasonable for every individual who is eager to climb a mountain. It is one of the easiest climbing peaks for those who plan for 8000-meter peaks. It helps the beginner climber and also learn some technical skills of climbing. For those who are planning an 8000 m peak, this is the perfect place for acclimatization and technical skill preparation.

There are more 6 more 8000 m peaks that have been added by the Nepal government which are situated in Nepal. Out of 20 eight-thousand-meter peaks, 14 are in Nepal by 6 recently added peaks. Previously it had an 8, 8000-meter peak that lies in Nepal.

Highlight of Naya Kanga Peak?

  • shortest and beginning peak expedition in the Himalayas of Nepal
  • possibility of preparing yourself with mountaineering in Nepal.
  • magnificent views of the Langtang Himalayan range.
  • The biodiversity of the picturesque Langtang National Park
  • Experience a Tamang tribe that has a unique Tibetan culture.

When is the best season for climbing Naya Kanga Peak?

Spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) are the best seasons for climbing Naya Kanga Peak (5,844m). During these months, the weather is usually steady, with clear skies, mild temperatures, and minimal precipitation, making for ideal climbing conditions. After the monsoon rains, autumn provides excellent visibility, whereas spring provides stunning views of rhododendrons in bloom. While summer (monsoon season) provides reduced visibility and frequent showers, making climbing less desirable, winter climbs are possible but challenging due to the extreme cold.

Itinerary

Note: All information in this itinerary is accurate to the best of our knowledge, but please note that changes to our trips can and do occur. This may be due to our effort to improve our program or logistical reasons such as changes in flight schedules, traffic conditions, weather conditions, or government policies. Attentive Holidays Tours & Travel will make every effort to keep you informed of any changes but cannot be held liable for any alterations made to the published itinerary.

Trip PlanExpand all
Day 01:

You will be heartily welcomed by our representative at the Tribhuvan International Airport after completing your customs check-in. From there on, you will be dropped at the hotel for refreshment. After that, you will be given a brief orientation of the Naya Kanga Peak Climbing by our Guide.

Max Altitude: 1325 m Meals: BBAccommodation: 3 Star Hotel
Day 02:

We unpack and spend the majority of the day resting. We visit the Attentive Holiday office in the afternoon or in the Hotel.  To ensure that our climbing gear is in good order for our upcoming adventure, climbing leaders will inspect it. We also discussed our journey and met other participants. You can just walk around the narrow streets of Kathmandu for local tests if you wish or visit UNESCO Heritage sites.

Meals: BBAccommodation: 3 Star Hotel
Day 03:

After breakfast, we start our Langtang trekking route with a lovely drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi, a little settlement at 1550 meters. The 6- to 8-hour drive takes you along winding mountain roads, passing through Trishuli Bazaar and Dhunche, with breathtaking vistas of terraced farms, hamlet communities, and snow-capped peaks. When you arrive in Syabrubesi, on the banks of the Bhote Koshi River, you can relax, acclimatize, and prepare for the upcoming trip. The village provides small accommodations and opportunities to engage with the people.

Max Altitude: 1550 m Meals: APAccommodation: HotelDuration: 5-7 hours
Day 04:

After breakfast, the hike from Syabrubesi to Lama Hotel. The trail follows the Langtang River, passing through deep bamboo, rhododendron, and pine forests. Along the trip, you'll cross a few suspension bridges and pass through little towns like Bamboo. As you ascend, the scenery gets rougher, and you'll get a sense of the great altitude. Lama Hotel, at an elevation of 2,480 meters, is a tranquil place to rest and acclimate for the forthcoming trip.

Max Altitude: 2480 m Meals: APAccommodation: Local LodgeDuration: 5-6 hours
Day 05:

After having our early morning breakfast, we leave for Langtang Valley. The trek starts with a gentle climb, but it soon becomes steeper, climbing through wild forests of hemlocks, oaks, and maples and white and pink rhododendrons high above the Langtang Khola. The spectacular glances of snow-capped peaks start appearing, along with a fleeting view of Mt. Langtang Lirung (7244m) through the trees, making the journey even more enchanting. Traversing through the lush meadows of Ghora Tabela (2992m), the trail ascends gradually as the valley opens up into a classical trail. We reach the Langtang valley. U-shaped glacial. Finally, dwelling through the Tamang villages, we reach the Langtang valley.

Meals: APAccommodation: Local LodgeDuration: 4-5 hours
Day 06:

After breakfast in Langtang Village, trek to Kyanjin Gompa, a few hours away. The trail passes Mani walls, a large chorten, and crosses moraines and streams. You'll reach Kyanjin Gompa, where you can explore the monastery and enjoy panoramic views of peaks like Dorje Lhakpa, Langshisha Ri, Ganja La, and Tsergo Ri, along with the glaciers from Langtang Lirung and Kimshug.

Meals: APAccommodation: Tea HousesDuration: 4-5 hours
Day 07:

The day is free for the body's acclimation. It helps to recover from the altitude. On this day we will hike up to Kyanji Ri Peak and return to the Gumba. Also, our guide will teach you some technical skills in climbing. Having proper body fitness will help us to reach our peak. Take a healthy meal and rest properly for the next day's trek.

Meals: APAccommodation: tea houses
Day 08:

The hike from Kyanjin Gumba to Naya Kanga Base Camp is a difficult but rewarding trip through rocky alpine scenery. As you rise, the terrain changes dramatically into a mix of stony pathways and glacial moraines, providing stunning views of the Langtang Himal. When you get to the base camp, which is located at around 4,300 meters, you will set up your tent and recover in preparation for the climb ahead.

Max Altitude: 4300 m Meals: APAccommodation: Tent CampDuration: 4-5 hours
Day 09:

The trek from Base Camp to High Camp, which is roughly 4,900 meters high, is steep and difficult, requiring careful navigation through rocky slopes and icy portions. Acclimatization is critical due to the greater altitude and thinner air. You'll settle down, hydrate, and get an early night's rest to prepare for the summit assault.

Max Altitude: 4900 m Meals: APAccommodation: Tent CampDuration: 4-5 hours
Day 10:

The summit push begins before daylight, with climbers climbing steep snow slopes and tricky parts with crampons and ice axes. Reaching the 5,844-meter peak of Naya Kanga provides panoramic views of the Langtang range, including Shishapangma and Ganchenpo. After celebrating the triumph, the descent back to Base Camp is long but rewarding, repeating the path with prudence and a sense of success.

Max Altitude: 5844 m Meals: APAccommodation: Tent CampDuration: 5-6 hours
Day 11:

After breakfast, we will descend to pictures of the landscape of Kyanjin. It is an amazing hike and always be in your memory. The trail winds through deep rhododendron forests, along the Langtang River, and progressively ascends to higher elevations. Trekkers will be rewarded with breathtaking vistas of high peaks, including Langtang Lirung, as well as the valley's various sceneries.  Collecting the summit memory, we will gradually reach the Gumba and overnight.

Meals: APAccommodation: Tea HousesDuration: 4-5 hours
Day 12:

After breakfast, we will hike to the Lama Hotel. Leaving the peaceable monastery behind, trekkers take a well-marked track through mountain pastures and forests with surroundings of snow-capped peaks such as Langtang Lirung. The trail gradually descends, providing a variety of breathtaking vistas, including lush forests and traditional Tamang villages. The Lama Hotel is a lovely place to rest before going down the valley.

Meals: APAccommodation: Local Hotel
Day 13:

After breakfast, slowly descend to the low region of Langtang region. The route passes through lush forests, with a mix of Rhododendron, and pine trees. Offering a beautiful view of mountains and the valleys. Along the way cross the suspension bridge and pass by the small village where we can witness the local Tamang culture.

The final stop is at Syabrubesi, a gateway for trekkers heading in and out of the Langtang region.

Max Altitude: 1550 m Meals: APAccommodation: HotelDuration: 4-5 hours
Day 14:

After breakfast, we will drive back to Kathmandu by private transportation. The journey offers scenic views as you descend from the mountain regions, with winding roads that follow the Trishuli River. We will pass through small villages, terraced fields, and lush greenery, gradually entering the more developed areas of the Kathmandu Valley. Upon arrival at Kathmandu, you have leisure time for your refreshment.

Max Altitude: 1325 m Meals: BBAccommodation: 3 Star HotelDuration: 4-8 hours
Day 15:

The day is free for your refreshment. You can visit different UNESCO heritage sites or just relax in the hotel and walk around the narrow streets of Thamel and Asan Market. Evening farewell dinner in the local authentic restaurant.

Max Altitude: 1325 m Meals: BBAccommodation: 3 Star Hotel
Day 16:

The morning will be free and before the 3-hour early flight schedule, you will transfer to the airport for your final departure.

Meals: B
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Cost Details
Included
  • Bus transportation from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi.
  • English-speaking guide, porter, and climbing guide.
  • All meals included throughout the trekking
  • All the accommodation in trekking and tent camp while climbing
  • TEAMS card and LCAP permit fee​​​​​​.
  • Insurance of all the staff members.
  • Kathmandu hotel accommodation on a BB basis.
  • Farewell dinner at Kathmandu in an authentic restaurant.
Excluded
  • International flight
  • Personal climbing gear and equipment
  • Climber insurance, emergency rescue.
  • Guide tips, and porter.
  • Drinks except tea and coffee during trekking