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Sure! From Kathmandu you can take a bus or a jeep to Syabru Besi. Both start from Macha Pokhari bus parl. Bus is about 600 Nepalese rupies, shared jeeps start from 800 to 1000 rupies. Private jeeps are much more expensive. Same numbers for going back to Kathmandu from there. Its about 8h drive one way. The Langtang National Park permit is 3000 rupies. I don't know if there is a discount for Indian nationals. Then about 2000 to 2500 rupies should be enough for every day on the trek for food and lodging depending on what you eat. If you only drink water and eat Dhal Bat you might make it on under 2000 rupies per day.
@@priyankaghising2799 tamang heritage trail is one being a tamang have to visit once in a life there's no other place in the world where tamang culture and tradition is still at its purest form being a tamang from the neighborhood of rasuwa I have a huge respect for the tamangs of rasuwa for reviving and protecting the true culture and tradition of tamang, you will discover the authenticity in terms of tamangs costume and th shyabru dance most probably tamangs from different part of the region and out of nepal has forgotten its us the youth to go and see learn what Tamang generally is rasuwa is a pride of tamang from different part of the world, my fore father's have been telling us that we all tamang first came from keyrong Rasuwa and it's totally true!!!
Thanks for sharing. A real nice description and video of this little visited area. Stimulates me to make a last trek in Nepal while I can still manage.
Awesome video. Love that you can see Tibet on that Trek. How many Trips have you made to Nepal to make all of your videos? One of my greatest desires is to Trek part of Nepal in my life. Thank you.
Thanks AT! I've been to Nepal six times and did 9 different Treks up to now. Some of them multiple times. I hope you make it to Nepal soon! It's just the best country in the world for hiking and trekking. :)
Hey guys! I hope you will see this. I have been reading about Tibetan culture for many years now and am planning an adventure to Nepal to do the Langtang Trek and would love to do the Tamang as a detour during my Langtang trek. I can’t find a ton of info on it tho. If I were to do the Langtang and Lamang, all the way back to kjangjin ri summit, how many days would this be altogether?
Hi Kenyon! You would need 1 day to go to Syabru Besi on road, then about 5 days to do the Tamang Heritage Trail and 5 for Langtang incl. Kjangjin Ri and back down to Syabru Besi. Then 1 day back on the road.So you'd need 12 full days from Kathmandu. If you have more time, there are more daytrips you can do in Langtang valley. Here is our video about Langtang with all the info you might need: th-cam.com/video/2EpO3xrpEiI/w-d-xo.html Or you just ask again! :)
@@TheMenWhoStareAtMountains awesome! So from syabru besi to get to the Tamang trail would I then proceed to gatlang, tatopani, and Thuman until I reach the lama hotel?
@@TheMenWhoStareAtMountains great! And one more question, I will most likely be going on this journey alone. Is it easy to find places to stay at the tea houses when you just show up by yourself?
Not an issue at all. Worst case would be to have to share a room, but the number of hikers is still far from normal, so I'd say that's veeeery unlikely.
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I am a Tamang from Darjeeling, India. Thanks for sharing this. Would love to trek through this route someday
I can only recommend to! It's a beautiful area and the Tamang are great hosts.
Will you provide me with some information regarding the cost and the accessibility from Kathmandu
Sure! From Kathmandu you can take a bus or a jeep to Syabru Besi. Both start from Macha Pokhari bus parl. Bus is about 600 Nepalese rupies, shared jeeps start from 800 to 1000 rupies. Private jeeps are much more expensive. Same numbers for going back to Kathmandu from there. Its about 8h drive one way. The Langtang National Park permit is 3000 rupies. I don't know if there is a discount for Indian nationals. Then about 2000 to 2500 rupies should be enough for every day on the trek for food and lodging depending on what you eat. If you only drink water and eat Dhal Bat you might make it on under 2000 rupies per day.
Thank you
@@priyankaghising2799 tamang heritage trail is one being a tamang have to visit once in a life there's no other place in the world where tamang culture and tradition is still at its purest form being a tamang from the neighborhood of rasuwa I have a huge respect for the tamangs of rasuwa for reviving and protecting the true culture and tradition of tamang, you will discover the authenticity in terms of tamangs costume and th shyabru dance most probably tamangs from different part of the region and out of nepal has forgotten its us the youth to go and see learn what Tamang generally is rasuwa is a pride of tamang from different part of the world, my fore father's have been telling us that we all tamang first came from keyrong Rasuwa and it's totally true!!!
That bridge might make me turn around, even with the climb! What an adventure. Thanks for the video!
Thank you for watching Ashley! I heard that bridge was replaced by a new one last year.
@@TheMenWhoStareAtMountains good to know- hope to get back to Nepal and this route seems very nice!
It is! Its very interesting culturally and very safe to hike, as it doesnt reach dangerous altitudes.
Great video Toni dai 😊
Can't wait to be there next week 😁
Enjoy Langtang Baai! I'm a bit envious. ;)
Thanks for sharing. A real nice description and video of this little visited area. Stimulates me to make a last trek in Nepal while I can still manage.
Thank you very much for 1000 views!!! :)
Very beautiful 💯
Thank you!!! :)
Awesome video. Love that you can see Tibet on that Trek. How many Trips have you made to Nepal to make all of your videos? One of my greatest desires is to Trek part of Nepal in my life. Thank you.
Thanks AT! I've been to Nepal six times and did 9 different Treks up to now. Some of them multiple times. I hope you make it to Nepal soon! It's just the best country in the world for hiking and trekking. :)
Looks like fun dude!
Hey guys! I hope you will see this. I have been reading about Tibetan culture for many years now and am planning an adventure to Nepal to do the Langtang Trek and would love to do the Tamang as a detour during my Langtang trek. I can’t find a ton of info on it tho. If I were to do the Langtang and Lamang, all the way back to kjangjin ri summit, how many days would this be altogether?
Hi Kenyon! You would need 1 day to go to Syabru Besi on road, then about 5 days to do the Tamang Heritage Trail and 5 for Langtang incl. Kjangjin Ri and back down to Syabru Besi. Then 1 day back on the road.So you'd need 12 full days from Kathmandu. If you have more time, there are more daytrips you can do in Langtang valley. Here is our video about Langtang with all the info you might need: th-cam.com/video/2EpO3xrpEiI/w-d-xo.html
Or you just ask again! :)
@@TheMenWhoStareAtMountains awesome! So from syabru besi to get to the Tamang trail would I then proceed to gatlang, tatopani, and Thuman until I reach the lama hotel?
Between Thuman and Lama Hotel you would probably stay in Kangjim for a night. The rest is correct.
@@TheMenWhoStareAtMountains great! And one more question, I will most likely be going on this journey alone. Is it easy to find places to stay at the tea houses when you just show up by yourself?
Not an issue at all. Worst case would be to have to share a room, but the number of hikers is still far from normal, so I'd say that's veeeery unlikely.