The Tamang Heritage Trail is situated in the excellent Langtang locale of Nepal close to the nation's northern outskirt with Tibet. At numerous focuses along the path, you can see China! This area of Nepal has broad geothermal action, including well known underground aquifers. The natural aquifers were the first fascination for sightseers in the territory; unfortunately, a considerable lot of the underground aquifers were hindered or devastated by the 2015 tremor. Today, the Tamang Heritage Trail is the essential purpose behind guests to go to the territory, permitting sightseers to encounter the neighborhood Tamang culture and appreciate the lovely view.

The Tamang Heritage Trail is an ideal trek for individuals who need the magnificence of the Himalayas without the tiring high heights related with a portion of the more famous treks in Nepal. The path offers an all encompassing perspective on the Langtang part of the Himalayas, including Langtang Lirung, which quantifies more than 23,000 feet! In the event that you came to Nepal to see snow-topped mountains, you won't be disillusioned, as the tallest pinnacles are canvassed in snow all year. There are additionally perspectives on the mountains on the Tibetan side of the fringe, just as towns looking out from the mountains and valleys en route.

For the individuals who are keen on trekking off in an unexpected direction yet aren't exactly prepared for home stay, the Tamang Heritage Trail may be the ideal fit. Western-style lodgings in Syabrubeshi offer approach to tea houses and cabins in the littler towns along the path, and there is huge amounts of accessible convenience in every town, so you'll have your decision. Every tea house and cabin offers private rooms with fundamental civilities like sleeping pads, locking entryways, and power (the nuts and bolts, yet enhancements in Nepal!), and some even have western toilets unlike the standard squat can. You'll have the option to wash up for a charge in the event that you pick, as well. While these cabins won't feel anything like the lodgings you're accustomed to remaining in at home, they are an agreeable and safe approach to trek. You will most likely despite everything feel like you're outside of your usual range of familiarity.

You may be shocked to find that the Tamang Heritage Trail offers an enormous scope of food alternatives for trekkers staying at the neighborhood lodges. While some outside of what might be expected treks, for example, the Ruby Valley Trail, rotate around home atays with just a couple of feast alternatives, the tea houses and hotels on the Tamang Heritage Trail offer options for menus. The menu at each cabin is for all intents and purposes the equivalent and incorporates standard Nepali charge in addition to a huge amount of western alternatives like pasta, pizza, and cheeseburgers. Breakfast alternatives incorporate flapjacks, omelets, and the sky is the limit from there, so you'll have a lot of decisions. Most cabins additionally sell brew and rakshi (the neighborhood alcohol), so you can loosen up with a cool one (or two!) toward the finish of a taxing day of trekking. Treats are accessible, as well, just as the Coca-Cola items that are unavoidable all through each Nepali village.

As you would expect, network is restricted in such a provincial region. A few villages do have a (solitary) landline, however they just work for neighborhood numbers. mobile phone network isn't accessible until a day and half's stroll past Pangsang Pass, so come prepared to adapt to this remoteness. A few towns have wired power for a few hours out of each day (albeit few have wherever to charge your gadgets), while the others have sunlight based lights. Headlamps are absolutely helpful, however you may have more light around evening time than you expect. 

The time from September to November and also March to May is considered the best time to trek in Langtang region. Autumn and spring are always pleasant time to travel because of moderate temperature and along with clean and perfect sunny days for the views of mountains and forests while on the trekking trail. To avoid crowds, one can also do this trek during December, January and February. They are the months of winter and hence, it's best to be prepared for cold weather and and frost and snow. Again if you don’t mind trekking during rainy season, you can also do the trekking from June to August.

Tamang Heritage trail lies in Langtang National Park, so no need exceptional license like limited zone (Upper Mustang, Upper Dolpo, Manaslu Region, Nar-Phu Valley and some more). Our administration has imparted just two grants for the Langtang Trek. Both of these permits are obligatory for your trek to Langtang Region. Your permits need to appear on the check post along the Langtang valley trekking course. On the off chance that you go there without grants, you need to purchase from that point with additional charge or you may have acknowledge disciplines according to the law of Nepal government. TIMS Card TIMS (Trekker's Information Management System) is mandatory for everybody to Trek in Nepal. It Cost US $ 20 for every individual/per trek Langtang National Park Entry Permit It cost US $ 30 for every individual/per trek The two grants you can purchase in Kathmandu (Nepal Tourism Board) before you go on Trek.

A. UV protection

Sunscreen cream

Lip balm good quality

Sunglasses good quality

B. Heat and warmth

Jacket, a pair of the vest, pair of Pants, Gloves, warm Hat or Cap, Hiking Pants

C. lightening

Head torch or flashlight

Extra batteries and power bank

D. First-aid box. 

E. Hydration

Water bottles

Water filter

Water purifying tablets

F. Important Trekking Gear

Daypack or summit pack

Quality Pack and bag cover

Trekking pole repair sleeve

-5 degree celsius sleeping bag (HSJ will provide)

Whistle (plus signaling mirror)

Energy Bars and dry foods

Energy beverages or drink mixes

Water purification tab and a water bottle

Hiking Boots and sandals,

Camera and trip permits

Route description books

All toiletries items

Trowel and hand sanitize

Toothbrush and paste also soap and shampoo

Cell phone 

G. Trip detail itinerary

For the trek, we'll have one porter for two people as per group size. The porter will carry 12-15 kg per person luggage during the trek. You need to carry your day pack to keep your personal belongings such as wallet, camera, water bottle, dry snack, headlight, gadgets, etc. The safety and concerns of our porters is our collective responsibility. We take our responsibilities towards them and their safety concerns strictly. On your part, please carry only things that are of absolute necessities.

Global passengers will be protected by insurance when treking in Nepal. Although Nepal is normally very secure, trekking at high altitudes is physically difficult and often risky. Altitude sickness is common during hiking tours in Nepal, particularly among foreign hikers who may not have taken the right time to acclimatize. Such rescue and related emergency procedures are costly and passengers are forced to pay for these services out of their pockets, unless they are covered by insurance plans.

The Tap water supplied along the trails are considered safe for drinking and local people drink it without treating, however for the foreigners, it is best that the tap water be only drunk after purification. There are two good options for having proper drinking water during the trek. You can bring water purification tablets or fill your bottle for a nominal fee from the recognized and regulated "pure water" stations along the trek. As the last alternative, you can also purchase bottled water at the lodges but this is not recommended.

It is very important that you drink at least 3 litres of pure water daily during the trek.

If you are solo traveler and to avoid single supplement surcharge, you can share your room with same sex solo traveler.It however depends on availability of another solo traveler and their willingness to share the room with you.

It is considered to be one of moderate trekking trails of Nepal. While it is also most popular, it is also one of the easiest trekking destination. With little to no trekking experience, people have been able to successfully complete this trek. However we grade it as strenous trekking experience as it consists of dramatic ascends and descends through steep stone stairs. Decent physical fitness and prior trekking experience can be an asset while no technical skills are necessary.

While it is possible to do Tamang Heritage Trek independantly, the need of guide is misunderstood often. Guide is more than just someone that helps you with navigation, guide with knowledge of locality, way of life and also being responsible to attend to your other needs like finding you comfortable accommodation. Having a porter will help you carry your gears and belongings and you can travel at your pace while enjoying your trek. A guide can arrange for permits and TIMS for you and dealing with all other technical aspects of trekking.

Tamang Heritage is easy and safe trek that people can do this trek independently. Indeed, it is secure and not risky trek. It's not a complex walk, the pitch is not rough, no tough moves, no sharp hits. That said, accidents can occur on any walk, so caution is of course required. A responsive acclimatization is important.

Yes, Himalayan Social Journey is flexible travel partner. It is possible to organize the private trip or private group trip to Tamang Heritage. The minimum people for the group is 2 however supplementary charge will be applicable for the solo traveler wanting to do private trip

Supplementary charge will be applicable for the solo traveler wanting to do private trip. You will also have the option to share the room with another solo traveler depending on your and their consent and interest. Even if you pay supplementary charge for the single room, it is possible that during peak seasons you will end up sharing rooms due to lack of availability of the room.

In the average, you will be walking for 5-6 hours each day during the Tamang Heritage Trek.

Insurance of the guide and porter is covered by the company. All our guides and porters are properly insured.

Yes, children are allowed to do the trek, however it is safe to not bring children under the age of 12 to do the trek as they may find it difficult and not able to walk. This could affect your trekking experience as well.

No, there is no age limit to do the trek. If the person is healthy and physically fit, they can do the trek. We have had elderly people over 75 d0 this trek with us and hence we can vouch that older people can do this trek as long as they do not have significant health issues.

Liquid needs and usage of our body is about 3-5 liters a day (13-21 cups). Several findings suggest that drinking carbohydrate and electrolytes (such as sports drinks) in a liquid is safer than moisturizing water at altitude alone. There is also a study done on the effect of tea in reducing the fatique and mood boosting. Results have been positive. This being said apart from water, you can drink green tea, masala tea, ginger tea and garlic soup.

You may have to apply and obtain necessary TIMS and Permits yourself if you are trekking solo or independently. If you are hiring trekking agency or guide, this will be taken care for you.

No, the company does not provide trekking poles, you will have to manage it on your own or our guide can help you buy it when you are in Nepal. The pair of trekking poles cost from $10-$15.

Yes, we do provide sleeping bags. The sleeping bags we provide are of good quality. They help you sustain the colder climate in Nepali mountains up to -25 degree Celsius of temperature. However if you need the one of your own, you can buy one here. Your guide shall assist you to get it here. Keep the track of the weather forecast of the area and pack your clothes accordingly. This would help you be prepared for the type of weather Nepali Mountains are accustomed to.