Gosainkunda Pass Trek 9 days

Gosainkunda Pass Trek Overview

The Gosainkunda Pass trek is another beautiful trekking route in Nepal located to the north of Kathmandu. There are a total of 108 kundas (lakes) in this area, with Saraswati Kunda, Bhairab Kunda, Surya Kunda, and Gosainkunda being the most prominent along the routes. The Langtang area, north of Kathmandu, is predominantly inhabited by the Tamang ethnic group, whose culture, language, and customs closely resemble those of the Tibetans. The vistas of snowy mountain peaks, such as Langtang Lirung (7,246 m), Gangchenpo (6,383 m), and Dorje Lakpa (6,966 m), are truly breathtaking.
The Langtang National Park, along the Gosainkunda Pass trek, boasts rich biodiversity, offering a chance to spot rare animals like the Red Panda and snow leopard. The lake holds great religious significance for Hindus, with thousands of pilgrims visiting during August. The Langtang valley itself is a marvelous attraction for tourists. One can embark on this trek by driving from Kathmandu to Dhunche, a journey of approximately 6 to 7 hours, either by local or reserved bus.

Best Season Gosainkunda Pass Trek

Best season for Gosainkunda pass trekking are typically the pre-monsoon (spring) and post-monsoon (autumn) periods, with March to May being the optimal time. During this period, the weather is generally stable, with moderate temperatures, and the landscape comes alive with the vibrant blooms of rhododendron forests. September to November also offers excellent trekking conditions, as the monsoon rains have subsided, leaving clear and dry weather with breathtaking mountain views. However, trekkers should be prepared for variable mountain weather. Winter (December to February) is feasible but colder, with some higher passes possibly closed due to snow. Though Monson is not recommended to trek to Godsinkunda, there is a Hindu festical "Janai Purnima" and thousands of Nepali Hindu would like to visit to the Gosainkunda lake for holy bath.

Accommodation in Gosainkunda Pass Trek

There are safe and comfortable guesthouses awaiting trekkers, some even providing amenities like hot showers and Wi-Fi. While rooms may have private space, bathrooms are often shared. A communal dining hall offers warmth and camaraderie among trekkers, where one can enjoy a variety of local and basic international dishes, including Dal Bhat, momos, noodles, and curries, freshly prepared for a delightful culinary experience. While the food is generally safe, maintaining hygiene and well-cooked meals and purified water. Accommodations and meals vary based on route and altitude. At Alpine Asian Treks and Expedition P Ltd, we manage accommodation and meals as part of our comprehensive packages.

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