Although you are accompanied by a guide, having a map for the Langtang Valley trek is still necessary. On the other hand, if you are looking for trekking tours of Langtang Valley, click on the link. Maps urge you to think creatively and explore outside your comfort zone. They can also assist you in estimating the terrain and preparing for the upcoming ascent. So, including the trekking map for the Langtang Valley trek on your packing list is something to consider. But worry not; Boundless Adventure provides a trekking map to each trekker.
The trekking map provided by Boundless Adventure for the Langtang Valley trek is 1:125000, updated after the earthquake. Don’t worry if understanding a map is tough for you, as the map contains a legend; you can see each symbol represented there.
The pink box with a black line and point indicates the International border. Similarly, an orange border with a black boundary indicates the highway. Likewise, you can recognize health posts, national park boundaries, primary and secondary roads, main and second trekking trails, climbing routes, main trails, peaks, passes, settlements, world heritage sites, temples, monasteries, airports, hotels, schools, forest, river, glacier and contour lines on the LEGEND of the map.
In addition, the map includes an index on the top side, which lists the names of the world heritage sites within Langtang National Park. Likewise, the INDEX consists of the names of the main places, peaks, passes, and lakes.
Langtang Valley trek map begins.
The trek to Langtang Valley begins from Syabrubesi at 1503m/ 4931ft. The trail then passes through the beautiful Tamang settlement of Lama Hotel (2840m/9317ft), Langtang village (3430m/11253ft), and Kyanjin (3830m/12565ft). It returns via Lama Hotel, Thulo Syabru, Dhunch, and concludes at Kathmandu.