Yala Peak Climbing

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Trip Duration

15 Days

Nature of Trip

Climbing

Maximum Altitude

5500m

Difficulty Grade

Adventurous

Start & End Point

Kathmandu

Best Seasons

March -May, Sep - Dec

Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Transportation

Jeep

Accommodation

Guest House & Tent

Trip Highlights of Yala Peak Climbing

  • Yala Peak Climbing is a famous Climbing Peak in the Langtang region.
  • The Yala Peak Climbing trip starts from the Langtang Valley
  • Yala Peak climbing trip offers panoramic views of Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, Naya Kang, Ganesh Himal, and Shishapangma.
  • Kyanjin Monastery lies on its route.

Overview of Yala Peak Climbing

Yala Peak climbing (5500m) is the practical climbing peak in the Langtang region, north of Kathmandu. It is combined with wonderful Langtang Valley trekking within the 15-day trip. The mountain is a picturesque and superb trip;

It provides beautiful views of the Himalayan ranges of the Manaslu range, Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, Naya Kang, and Ganesh Himal range, Shishapangma (6388m), and Gangchempo (6388m).

Yala peak climbing is closer to the Tibetan border, following the ridge of high mountains. Similarly, Climbing in the Yala peak season starts in March, April, May, June, September, October, and November of every year.

We offer Yala peak climbing activities for -2024 and 2025 with an Experienced climbing guide, itinerary, permits, and reasonable price / Cost. Contact us now by email and WhatsApp at +977-9851033819.

The mountaineering trip to Yala Peak climbing goes through the Langtang National Park. It is prosperous with natural scenes, stunning landscapes, red blooming rhododendrons, Snow Leopard, and Red Panda in the fauna.

The views of Langtang Valley are regarded as the most beautiful in the world. Before starting expedition sports, climbers prefer to go to Kyanjin Monastery (3900m), a famous Buddhist pilgrimage spot, to adapt to the high climate.

The hike around the surrounding geography into the high part of Langtang is fruitful for acclimatizing at the high altitude. The camp lies at Yala Kharka (4600m) on the Yak grazing meadow.

The peak climbing guide information is all about the technical and challenging aspects of climbing and the use of climbing gear.

The Yala Peak Expedition trip begins from Syabrubensi after a seven-hour bus drive north of Kathmandu. It is a beautiful and brilliant trip through the dense Oak and rhododendron forest.

Yala Peak climbing is suitable for beginners and skill development practice to climb the highest mountains. It is fruitful to know how to use climbing gear and equipment.

Boundless Adventure operates several Yala peaks rising activities. We are dedicated to a successful summit with professional guides and sound management for the trip. Please contact us for more information now.

Yala peaks climbing gears

Our company provides most of the climbing gear and food from Kathmandu, Nepal. It would help if you informed us what types of climbing gear you need, and we will provide them accordingly, including Tent, Mattress, Sleeping Bag, and Ice-axe; however, all climbing gear except Climbing boots climbing boots can’t manage your size.

Itinerary of Yala Peak Climbing

Day
01

Day: 01 Arrive at Kathmandu airport (1345meters).

Car

20 minutes

Overnight

Kathmandu

Food

Exclude

Accommodation

Hotel

Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu, you’ll be greeted by our team members of Boundless Adventure and pick you up at the International Airport and drop you off at your hotel by a private car.
As per your preference, you’ll either stay in the hotel you chose or the one we selected. If you stay in the hotel we chose, it will be around the Thamel area. During the drive to your hotel, our members will inform you about what you’ll see.

The day is yours; you can do whatever you want in the remaining time. However, our guide will brief you at your hotel in the evening about the following day’s journey.

Day
02

Day: 02 Drive to Syabrubesi (1503m)

Bus

8 hours

Overnight

Kathmandu

Food

Breakfast

Accommodation

Hotel

Start with breakfast early in the morning at your hotel in Kathmandu. We’ll pick you up from your hotel, and the journey towards climbing Yala Peak begins. The drive begins by heading north from Kathmandu toward Trishuli Bazar. At Trishuli Bazar, the drive continues toward Betrawati, passing through several villages, and you’ll get to Dhunche.

In the Central Development Region of Nepal, Dhunche is the district headquarters of the Rasuwa district. The village of Syabrubesi is 15-20 km north of Dhunche. A 6-8 hour drive from Kathmandu takes you to Syabrubesi at an elevation of 1503m.

However, the duration depends upon the mode of transportation and the traffic conditions during the drive. The distance between Kathmandu and Syabrubesi is 122 km. You have lunch along the way, and your dinner and overnight stay are at the tea house/lodge of Syabrubesi.

Day
03

Day: 03 Trek to Lama Hotel (2480m)

Hiking

5/6 hours

Overnight

Lama Hotel

Food

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

Early in the morning, with a warm breakfast at the tea house of Syabrubesi, you’ll start trekking toward the Lama Hotel. Departing from Syabrubesi, you’ll walk along the Bhote Koshi and Langtang Khola rivers. Continuing through the trail of riverside, you’ll trek through the dense forest. A few hours of walking takes you to the Bamboo village, where you’ll stop for lunch.

After lunch, you’ll Continue ascending through the oak and rhododendron forest. Crossing the bridge over the Langtang Khola, a trail leads you to a gentle ascend and takes you to Lama Hotel at an Elevation of 2840 meters above sea level. It takes around 5/6 hours, along with a lunch break at Bamboo. The distance from Sybrubesi to the lama hotel is 11.3km. Your dinner and accommodation are at the same tea house as the Lama Hotel.

Day
04

Day: 04 Trek to Langtang village (3,430m) - 4/5 hours.

Hiking

5/6 hours

Overnight

Langtang village

Food

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

Enjoying the views of the surrounding area, you’ll have your morning’s meal at Lama Hotel’s tea house. Subsequently, you’ll reach the day’s destination, Langtang village, at 3430m.

Walking alongside the river of Langtang Khola (river), you’ll get to a lush environment. Passing through the beautiful waterfalls, you’ll get to the village of Ghoda Tabela. The meaning of the GhodaTabela is “Horse Stable ”; you’ll have your delicious lunch at the village.

As you finish breakfast, you’ll continue trekking towards Langtang village. From Ghoda Tabela, the trail continues by the rhododendron. Then, passing from the forest, you’ll notice the landscape opening up. After that, you’ll pass Langtang Gompa and reach your destination, Langtang village. The trekking duration from Lama Hotel to Langtang village is 5-6 hours, covering a distance of 14km.

Day
05

Day: 05 Trek to Kyanjin Gompa (3830m)

Hiking

3 hours

Overnight

Kyanjin Gompa

Food

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

Right after breakfast at the tea house of Langtang village, you’ll start ascending towards the small village of Mundu. Reaching Mundu, you’ll pass through the Stone Mani wall along the way.

From Mundu, the trail ascends gradually through the grassland and small settlement of houses. Passing through the yak pasture and the suspension bridge, you’ll get to Kyanjin Gompa. The trekking journey is short, taking around 3-4 hours and covering a 9.7km distance.

Your lunch, dinner, and day accommodation will be at the same teahouse as the Kyanjin Gompa.

Day
06

Day: 06 Kyanjing Explore day.

Hiking

5 Hours

Overnight

Kyanjing Gumba

Food

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

As you’re above 3500m, you’ll have a chance of acute mountain sickness, so for your well-being, our itinerary is designed with an acclimatization day at Kyanjin. The day is a circuit day trip. On this day, you’ll go to a higher elevation and return to Kynjing for an overnight stay. This day, you’ll hike to Menchhyamsa Ri at an elevation of 4650m. To get to the Menchhyamsa Ri, you’ll walk through the gorge on a narrow trail.

The reason for hiking up to Menchhyamsa Ri is to get a better view of the different peaks of the Langtang range. Langtang Ri (7,205 m), Langtang II (6596m), Newkang/Naya Knag (5122m), Yala Peak (5,500 m ), Ganja la (5863m), Langtang Lirung (7234m), Changbu (6251m), Kingshung (6781m), Langtang Yubra (6264m) and other surrounding peaks are seen from Menchhyamsa Ri.

Langtang Glacier is the closest view seen from the top of Menchhyamsa Ri. After the exploration, you’ll return down through the way of Kyanjin Ri (4400m). You’ll ascend to Menchhyamsa Ri and descend another way to return to Kyanjin. The overall exploration day is about 5 hours.

Day
07

Day: 07 Trek to Yala Peak Base camp (4400m) 5-6 hours. (Tented Camp)

Hiking

5 Hours

Overnight

Yala Peak Base camp

Food

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Tent

After a pleasant exploration day at the Kyanjin, you’ll get a delicious breakfast at the tea house of the Kyanjin Gompa. After breakfast, you’ll head up to the Yala Peak Base Camp. Passing through the yak pasture and ascending gradually, you’ll walk through the rocky trail.

However, the trail along the Langshisha Kharka is easy. Some people ride a horse to get to Yala Peak Base Camp, but unfortunately, we do not provide a horse-riding facility.

A 5-hour hike takes you to the Yala Peak Base Camp at an elevation of 4800m. We should have camped at Yala Peak base camp, as there is no facility for tea houses/lodges at the base camp. Boundless Adventure provides camping equipment to our crew. You’ll get a packed lunch along the way from Kyanjin. We settle the camp, and dry/camp food is already prepared by the cook upon your reach of the base camp. Overnight stay at Camp.

Day
08

Day: 08 Summit (5732m) and Langshisha kharka (4300m)

Overnight

Langshisha Kharka

Food

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Tent

You’ll have a small climbing training about fixing rope, Jumar, and Crampons at the base camp a day earlier. After the success of training a day earlier, you’ll be ready for the eight-day’s most awaited journey. Around 3 am, you’ll leave Yala base Camp with a packed lunch. You’ll have our climbing team with you. A climbing guide will be ahead of you to fix all the climbing equipment.

To get to the summit of the Yala Peak at an elevation of 5732m, it takes approximately 4 hours. You’ll get a mesmerizing view from the summit. The sunrise rays over the Himalayan peaks are unforgettable. As you finish exploring, you’ll return to Yala Peak base camp in the same way, taken to get to Yala summit. 2 hours of descending takes you to Yala base Camp.

After that, you’ll move towards Langshisha Kharka. A two-hour walk from Yala Peak takes you to Langshisha Kharka, at an elevation of 4300m. You have a pleasant dinner and overnight at the tent, which we manage.

Day
09

Day: 09 Langshisha kharka to Kyanjin Gompa

Hiking

4 hours

Overnight

Kyanjin Gompa

Food

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

With a morning meal at Langshisha Kharka, you’ll descend to Kyanjin Gompa after getting to the summit of Yala Peak. Following the trail back to Kaynjin Gompa, you’ll descend through yak pasture and alpine landscape.

The villages you’ll pass through are familiar. As the trail includes descending, take care of your ankle, as it may get hurt. Listen to the guide and descend while resting at some point.

After covering the 18.6km distance by walking for 4 hours, you’ll reach your day’s resting point, Kaynjin Gompa. At this time, you can Rest for a full day. You’ll have lunch and dinner and stay overnight at Kyanjin Gompa’s tea house.

Day
10

Day: 10 Trek to Lama Hotel. 5-6 hours.

Hiking

7 hours

Overnight

Lama Hotel.

Food

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

Another return journey begins with a warm breakfast at Kyanjin Gompa and descending towards Lama Hotel. Passing through the small settlements of Mundu, Langtang village, Thyangsyap, Ghodatabela, and Chunama you’ll get to the Lama Hotel.

Before reaching the lama hotel from Chunama, you’ll walk by the riverside of the Langtang Khola. After enjoying the familiar paths and stunning views, you’ll get to the Lama Hotel within 6-7 hours, covering a 20 km distance. You’ll get lunch at Ghodatabela, whereas your dinner and accommodation are at Lama Hotel.

Day
11

Day: 11 Trek to Thulo Syabru 2120 m

Hiking

6 hours

Overnight

Thulo Syabru

Food

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

The eleventh day begins with a warm breakfast at Lama Hotel’s tea house and trekking back from Lama Hotel to Thulo Syabru. Passing through the riverside, you’ll get to Bamboo, where you’ll rest for a while. Then the walk takes you to Doman. Passing through the beautiful forest landscape, you’ll set foot for the day’s resting point, Thulo Syabru, at an elevation of 2120m.

The 5-6 hours trek from Lama Hotel takes you to Thulo Syabru, covering approximately 13 km. You’ll have lunch at Pahiro, dinner, and overnight stay at the same tea house as Thulo Syabru.

Day
12

Day: 12 Trek to Dhunche 2020m

Hiking

5 Hours

Overnight

Dhunche

Food

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation

Hotel

Enjoying the view of the Thulo Syabru area, you’ll have a warm breakfast at the tea house where you have spent the night. After finishing breakfast, you’ll continue your descending journey towards Dhunche.

Heading towards Brabal while enjoying the view, you’ll reach Sano Bharku. The trail involves a mix of ascent and descent. Continuing trekking, you’ll pass through Tamang village and reach Thulo Bharku.

From Thulo Bharku, the trail descends, and you’ll reach today’s destination, Dhunche, at an elevation of 1960m. You’ll have lunch at Thulo Bhrakhu. Accommodation and dinner are at the Dhunche Hotel.

Day
13

Day: 13 Drive back to Kathmandu.

Bus

6 Hours

Overnight

Kathmandu

Food

Breakfast, Lunch

Accommodation

Hotel

After having a morning meal at the tea house of the district headquarters of Rasuwa, Dhunche, you’ll pack your backpack and return to Kathmandu.

The drive from Dhunche to Kathmandu returns through the same highway you took to reach Dhunche at the start of your journey.

The road first passes through Trishuli Bazar and then takes a route to the Prithivi highway. During the drive, you’ll see the stunning beauty of Nepal’s distinctive landscapes.

Covering approximately 103 km drive, you’ll get to Kathmandu within 6 hours of driving by Bus. As you get to Kathmandu, you’ll drop by your hotel. Your lunch will be along the way, whereas dinner and overnight stay will be at the Kathmandu Hotel.

Day
14

Day: 14 Final Departure.

Car

20 minutes

Food

Breakfast

Accommodation

Hotel

As per the time of the flight, we’ll pick you up from your hotel and drop you at Tribhuvan International Airport for your departure to your country.

With an unforgettable memory created during the Yala Peak Climbing journey, you’ll say goodbye to our team and Nepal. Although the journey will be finished, the memory will last in your heart forever. From the side of Boundless Adventure, you are always welcome to Nepal and heartily welcome to explore the beauty of Nepal more with us.

What's Included?

  • Airport picks up and drops by car/van/bus.
  • Three meals a day (breakfast, Lunch+ Dinner) during the trip.
  • Accommodation during the trekking.
  • Highly experienced, helpful, and friendly Trekking and climbing guide, porters (1 porter for two pax), their food, accommodation, salary, insurance, and equipment.
  • Langtang National Park Entry Permit and Peak Climbing Permit.
  • TIMS permits.
  • Government taxes
  • All ground transportation.
  • Each person needs one trekking/climbing map.

What's Excluded?

  • Travel insurance.
  • Tips & donation
  • Meals in Kathmandu.
  • Accommodation in Kathmandu.
  • Extra activities and Porters.
  • All climbing gears and equipment.

Essential Information - Yala Peak Climbing

Best Season for Yala Peak Climbing 

Choosing the best season for climbing Yala Peak can enhance your overall experience. Spring and Autumn are the best seasons for a less difficult expedition with more enjoyment. 

Spring ( March to May) is a pleasant time in the Langtang valley. It comes after the winter season and has mild temperatures. The stable weather during that time made spring one of the favorable times for Yala Peak Climbing. Also, the blossom of the flora, including rhododendrons, makes the trails awe-inspiring on the way to Yala Peak climbing. 

Autumn (September to November)is another best season for climbing Yala Peak. Like spring, Autumn also has pleasant weather and mild temperatures, making climbing to Yala Peak enjoyable. The season comes after the monsoon season, which washes away the dirt of the Langtang area and makes it fresh and clean. The clear sky in the Autumn season also provides excellent visibility, making the season ideal for climbing Yala Peak.

Unfavorable season for Yala Peak Climbing

Monsoon and Winter are the unfavorable seasons for climbing Yala Peak. The monsoon starts in June and lasts until early August. The heavy rainfall during the monsoon season makes climbing Yala Peak unfavorable, as the trail is slippery during the month. The rainfall also obstructs the visibility of the Langtang’s beauty, making the climb less enjoyable. 

Winter starts in December and lasts until February. The minus-degree temperature makes climbing in Yala Peak unfavorable. The cold and chances of avalanches make it unsuitable for climbing. Also, most tea houses will be closed during the winter season, so climbers face problems with accommodation during the season. 

Price for Yala Peak Climbing

The price of climbing Yala Peak is not exact as it is subjective. Factors including the group size, itinerary customization, whether to hire a porter, and whether to buy or rent gear and equipment affect the cost. 

Among all the factors that affect the price of Yala Peak climbing, the size of the group significantly makes a difference. For a large number of groups, Boundless Adventure can provide exclusive group discounts. Thus, the more you are in a group for peak climbing, the more you can expect to get a discount and minimize the price. However, we will also provide as much group discount as possible for small groups and solo climbers. 

Furthermore, the Yala Peak Climbing lasts 14 days, including arrival, departure, and an acclimatization day on an excursion. Yet, if climbers prefer to customize their itinerary, the price for the climbing package varies. 

The Yala Peak climbing price covers most of the expenses associated with the climb, including three meals a day throughout the expedition, accommodation, permits, a climbing and trekking guide, and all ground transportation. 

If you have any questions regarding the cost, you can contact us via WhatsApp at +977 9851033819. We will provide you with cost details while observing your preferences. Our package doesn’t have any hidden charges. 

Difficulty level of Yala Peak Climbing

Yala Peak is one of the adventurous peaks in Langtang Valley. The expedition’s highest elevation is 5732m at the summit of Yala Peak. Altitude-related issues are the primary concern during the climb to Yala Peak. However, proper acclimatization, staying hydrated, and listening to your body can greatly help during the climb. 

The climb to Yala Peak requires basic mountaineering skills, including the use of crampons, ice axes, and ropes. However, climbing can be more difficult if climbers don’t know how to use them. The climb involves long walking hours through a diverse landscape, requiring good physical fitness. Moreover, unpredictable weather adds challenges to Yala Peak climbing. Yet, Yala Peak is a non-technical peak. Climbers with proper preparation and an acclimatization schedule can complete the climb. 

Acclimatization days during Yala Peak Climbing

Acclimatization is the foremost aspect of climbing at a higher elevation like Yala Peak. It helps climbers adapt to a changed environment and adjust to a new environment. Acclimatization also helps climbers reduce the risk of acute mountain sickness. 

Boundless Adventure has included day six as an acclimatization and exploration day in a Yala Peak Climbing itinerary. The acclimatization day is at Kyanjin at an elevation of 3860m. On the day, climbers hike up to Menchhyamsa Ri at 4650m or Kyanjin Ri (4773m). Menchhyamsa Ri and Kyanjin Ri are the finest viewpoints of the Langtang Valley, offering a stunning panorama of mountain peaks and glaciers. After the acclimatization day, the climber descends to Kyanjin overnight. However, if you need more acclimatization days and face difficulty during the climb, we don’t mind adding more.

Major Attraction of Yala Peak Climbing

If you are going on a Yala Peak Climbing, you should be ready to appeal to your eye with some of the most spectacular views as the trail passes through the most attractive area and scenery. Some of the major attractions of the Yala Peak Climbing include:

Snow-capped peaks 

From the beginning to the return, the expedition to Yala Peak provides sight of some spectacular mountain peaks. The panorama of the Manaslu range, Mt.Naya Kang (5844m), Mount Shishapangma (6388m), Mt.Langtang Lirung (7234m), and Ganesh Himal range are the major attractions of the Yala Peak Climbing. 

Langtang National Park

The journey to Yala Peak passes through Langtang National Park, which has numerous species of plants and animals. The Langtang National Peak itself is a major attraction of the Yala Peak Climbing as it offers a surreal sight of numerous flora and fauna. 

Tamang Village 

The Tamang people live in the Langtang valley. Throughout the climbing expedition, climbers pass through Tamang village. The traditional settlements with ancient buildings are unique. Also, the monasteries along the way, decorated with prayer flags and wheels, catch the climber’s attention. 

Accommodation and meals during the climb

Tea houses and tents are the accommodation and meal points during the climb to Yala Peak Climbing. From Syabrubesi to Kyanjin Gompa, climbers stay in standard tea houses that the locals of the area run. The tea houses have general facilities to provide a place to rest. Climbers can expect two single beds, mattresses, sheets, and pillows in a tea house room. For warmth, we suggest you bring a sleeping bag. 

Climbers must spend two nights in a tent above Kyanjin; no human settlements or tea houses exist. Our climbing crew will fix a tent for you to rest. 

During their stay, climbers will get meals at the tea houses. Climbers can choose their meals from the menu list. However, the tea houses offer fresh meals that provide the protein and carbohydrates necessary for climbing Yala Peak. Climbers will also get meals in a tent. Our cook will prepare meals for you. 

 

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Most Asked Questions by Travellers

The Yala Peak is in Langtang Valley and is part of Langtang National Park. It lies north of the Kathmandu Valley, close to the Tibet border, and northeast of Kyanjin Gompa. The Peak is part of the Langtang Himal range, a popular destination for climbers.

One can complete the climb to Yala Peak within two weeks. The expedition to Yala Peak climbing begins with the drive to Syabrubesi. From Syabrubesi, the trek begins towards Lama Hotel and continues via Langtang village, Kyanjin Gompa, Yala Peak Base Camp, and Yala Peak Summit on the seventh day. Afterward, the journey returns via Langshisha Kharka, Kyanjin Gompa, Lama Hotel, Thulo Syabru, Dhunche, and returns to Kathmandu.

The cost of Yala Peak Climbing varies depending on factors, including the duration of an expedition, trip customization, any special requests for the excursion, and the group size. However, Boundless Adventure provides an exclusive group discount, so the more people in a group, the more we can offer a discount. For the exact cost of the Yala Peak Climbing, get in touch with us via WhatsApp at +977 9851033819.

Yala Peak is moderately adventurous to climb and one of the more accessible climbing peaks in Nepal. Advanced technical climbing skills are not necessary to climb it, making it more accessible. Thus, with proper preparation and physical fitness, one can complete the climb smoothly.

Yala Peak is 5,500 m above sea level. From its summit, climbers get an excellent panoramic view of the peaks, including the Manaslu range, Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, Shishapangma, Ganesh Himal range, and Gangchempo. Despite its higher elevation, Yala Peak is often considered one of the most accessible trekking peaks in Nepal.

We suggest Spring and Autumn for Yala Peak climbing to face fewer problems. The season is the best time for attempting any mountaineering adventure. With its stable and mild weather conditions, spring reduces the risk of extreme cold. Autumn also provides fewer problems with pleasant temperatures and comfortable climbing conditions.

Tea houses and tents are the accommodation points during the peak climb to Yala. From Syabrubesi to Kyanjin, climbers stay in a local tea house that the residents of the area run. Tea houses provide basic accommodation with twin-sharing beds and meals. Above Kyanjin, there are no tea houses, so climbers stay in a tent at Yala Peak Base Camp and Langshisha Kharka that our climbing team will fix.

Yes, several permits, including a climbing permit, Langtang National Park permit, and TIMS card, are necessary for climbing Yala Peak. The permits are mandatory; no one can complete the climb without them. Boundless Adventure provides all the permits to its clients to ascend to Yala Peak.

Base layers, Insulating layers, Outer layers, down jacket, Gloves, Hats, Balaclava, climbing boots, Gaiters, trekking pole, sleeping bag, crampons, and socks are some of the essential gear and equipment required for climbing Yala Peak. Likewise, climbing gear, including an ice axe, harness, carabiners, ropes, and ascenders, is necessary for climbing Yala’s Peak.

Yes, one of the major concerns during the Yala Peak Climbing is altitude-related issues. Generally, the issues concern the elevation of 2500m, and the climb takes climbers to 5500m, so altitude-related issues are a significant concern. Thus, we suggest climbers acclimatize properly, drink adequate water, and listen to their bodies.

Reviews on Yala Peak Climbing

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Based on 105 Reviews


Yala peak climbing
Aatos Nieminen
Finland

A thrilling Adventure

I had the opportunity to climb Yala Peak with Boundless Adventure with my cousin. It turned into an adventure we will cherish for an entire life. The trek took us through magnificent vista, from rhododendron forests to picturesque villages with prayer flags and views of snow-capped peaks. Boundless Adventure’s expertise and professionalism have been apparent from the beginning of our adventure. The team knew the area, ensured our safety, and provided insights into the local tradition. The highlight of the trek was reaching the summit, which gave panoramic perspectives. The trek also offers cultural immersion, interacting with locals in traditional mountain villages and recognizing Himalayan wildlife—a well-encouraged destination for top mountaineering.

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Guilherme Pereira
Portugal

Mind-Blowing journey at nature's beauty

Our trip to climb Yala Peak with Boundless Adventure was mind-blowing. We experienced the extraordinary beauty of nature and Boundless Adventure’s exceptional service. Our journey through the Langtang Valley of Nepal was excellent. Each walk offered breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, lush forests, and picturesque villages.

On the seventh day, we got into the summit of the Yala Peak. The climb was not easy, but the Boundless team’s concern for our safety and enjoyable journey made us complete our climb smoothly. The climb was worth it, with unparalleled views and a sense of accomplishment. Our team highly recommends Boundless Adventure to anyone looking for the best partner for their adventure in Nepal.

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Anthony Garcia
USA

Pleasant Expedition at Langtang valley

I completed the Yala Peak climbing expedition this April with my three friends. The expedition was pleasant, passing through stunning landscapes with mountain views. The ascent to the summit at 5,732 meters was an exciting and adventurous adventure.

However, we felt a sense of accomplishment as we stood at Yala Peak and saw spectacular views of the Langtang range. Boundless Adventure’s professional guide and porters provided comprehensive support at each point of our journey. The logistics, from lodging to food, had been properly organized. One memorable moment of our climb was catching the dawn from Yala Peak’s summit. We plan to climb Island Peak in the coming autumn with a group from Boundless.

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