Gonjala Pass Trekking

Gonjala pass Trekking in Nepal is a trek in Nepal which is the most challenging pass in Nepal compared to other passes. The Himalayan pass is situated at 5160m. Our Langtang trek takes you over this pass as you travel south from Langtang village which is at 3500m and where the national park headquarters is located. The route from Gyang to Helambu requires crossing the 5106m ganjala. Gonjala pass is blocked by snow, so local inquiries about its condition. Good equipment and mountaineering experience are necessary for safe crossing.

Trekking to Gonjala pass

The trail to Gonjala Pass Trekking in Nepal runs through Helambu, which has a Tibetan feel. In Gonjala Pass Trekking in Nepal ,You will see fields enclosed by stone walls as well as herds of Yaks, the most significant animal for the people here. From Tarke Gyang we descend to Melamchi Khola before climbing to Pati Bhyanjyang. We trek down to Sundarijal, from where we drive to Kathmandu.

Langtang Gonjala Pass trekking

In The Langtang Gonjala Pass Trekking in Nepal, We can study About langtang valley,its culture. The Langtang valley is in the Rasuwa district of the Bagmati Province in Nepal. It is situated 80 kilometres north of Kathmandu. This valley lies within the Langtang national park. The national park borders Tibet. Prior to the 2015 earthquake, 668 individuals lived in the Langtang valley.

The langtang Gonjala pass trekking, we can find Langtang National Park. The park contains a wide variety of climatic zones, from subtropical to alpine. Approximately 25% of the park is forested. Trees include deciduous oak and maple, evergreens like pine, and various rhododendron types. Animal life includes the Himalayan black bear, Himalayan tahr, Assam macaque, snow leopard, yak, red panda and more than 250 bird species.

Langtang valley locals refer to each other as ‘Langtangpa’. They generally follow Tibetan Buddhism, and speak a Tibetan language closely related to Kyirong, southern Tibet. The Langtangpas regard Langtang Lirung as their ‘yu-lha’, their local country god. However, in the state census, Langtangpas are categorised as Tamang. Langtang valley is believed to be Beyul Dagam Namgo, one of the many hidden valleys blessed by Guru Padmasambhava.