Naya Khanga Peak is a popular peak in Langtang Valley among trekkers and climbers as it offers a great adventure of vertical ice climbing. Naya Kanga is not considered a highly technical climbing peak however, it presents much of the climbing challenge and demands high physical effort.

It’s a great summit for the newbie climber and gearing up for those who are looking for higher mountaineering ambitions in the Nepal Himalayas.

The access to Naya Kanga peaks takes you through the famous Langtang Valley and to Kyanjin Gompa (3865M). which is the last settlement and one of the comfortable bases for many objectives in the valley.

Discover Altitude provides all the best climbing arrangement services accompanied by our professional licensed climbing guides who have a huge amount of experience in the Nepal Himalayas for decades.

How difficult is climbing Naya Kanga Peak and the route?

Naya Kanga is one of the most fascinating trekking peaks among climbers which is situated in Langtang valley. It is listed among the trekking peaks in Nepal and considered as not technical, however, it demands a good level of physical fitness and effort to push forward to the top. The success rate of summiteers is 90% at this peak.

Naya Kanga climbing in the spring season

The Spring season is the first choice of the season for climbing Naya Kanga. The Spring season falls in March, April, and May and is supposed to be the most favorable time of year for the Naya Kanga expedition. During this season the temperature remains warmer and has only a little chance of snowing. This provides compact ice which is good for crampons.

During this season the night is also not as cold compared to during the autumn and winter season. After the sun, the daytime turns pleasant with warmth and the sky remains clearer until the afternoon so, the season normally provides a better weather window than another season for the summiting Naya Kanga.

Naya Kanga climbing in the autumn season.

The Autumn season is the second most popular and favorable season for the Naya Kanga climb which falls in September, October, and November. It is a bit cold at night and in the morning but after daylight, it is a pleasant temperature. The autumn season also provides a good weather window and a clear sky for a better mountain view from the top.

What is the cost of Naya Kanga peak climbing permits?

  • USD 250 per person during the spring season (March, April, May).
  • USD 125 per person during the autumn season (September, October, November)And USD 70 per person during the summer (June, July, August) and winter (December, January, February).
  • Besides this, you have to deposit the amount of USD 500 for “a garbage deposit” as per the Nepal Mountaineering Association rules which is refundable at the end of the trip if the criteria are fulfilled.

Naya Kanga Peak Highlights 

  • scenic drive through the hilly range of Nepal to syabruBesi.
  • Bhote Koshi river and Langtang river.
  • Walkthrough untouched pristine nature and forests.
  • Beautiful traditional villages and Tamang ethnic groups.
  • Buddhist monasteries and Insight into mountain Buddhism.
  • Beautiful high Himalayan meadows and snow-capped mountains.
  • Lovely mountaineering experience for beginners.
  • Mesmerizing 3600 views from the top of Naya kanga

Naya Kanga Peak Expedition Cost 2026 Itinerary

Day 1 Your arrival in Kathmandu -1350 meters (4, 429 feet)

Our representative receives you at TIA airport in Kathmandu transfer you to the hotel. later we meet at the office to discuss your preparation for the Naya Knang climbing. 

Max Altitude: 1,350m (4,429ft)
Duration: 30 minutes
Accommodation: 3 Star Hotel
Mode of Transportation: Car/ Jeep

Day 2 Cultural sightseeing in Kathmandu - 1350 meters (4, 429 feet)

After breakfast, your knowledgeable city guide will meet you at your hotel and take you on a sightseeing tour of Kathmandu's UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

First, visit Patan Durbar Square, famous for its beautifully carved temples, royal palace, and traditional Newari architecture.

Next, explore Swayambhunath (Monkey Temple), one of Nepal's oldest Buddhist monuments, offering panoramic views over the Kathmandu Valley.

Continue to Bouddhanath Stupa, the largest Buddhist stupa in Nepal and an important pilgrimage site surrounded by monasteries.

Finally, visit the sacred Pashupatinath Temple, Nepal's most important Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, located on the banks of the holy Bagmati River.

After returning to your hotel, meet your trekking guide and climbing crew for a detailed trip briefing. We will introduce the team, review the itinerary, and check your trekking and climbing equipment to ensure everything is ready for a safe and successful expedition.

Max Altitude: 1,350m (4,429ft)
Duration: 4/5 Hours
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: 3- Star Hotel
Mode of Transportation: Car / Jeep

Day 3 Drive to syabru Beshi 1,503 meters (4,655 feet) 5-6 hours’ drive

After breakfast, we begin a scenic 5–6 hour drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi (1,503 m / 4,655 ft), the gateway to the Langtang region. The journey passes through beautiful hills, rivers, traditional villages, and small towns, offering a glimpse of rural Nepal.

Today is only a driving day, so there is no trekking. Feel free to wear whatever clothing you find most comfortable for the journey. Upon arrival in Syabrubesi, check in to your lodge and relax before your trek begins the next morning.

Max Altitude: 1,530m (5,019ft)
Altitude Gain: 153 meters
Duration: 5/6 hours
Distance: 122 km
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Tourist Hotel
Mode of Transportation: Car / Jeep

Day 4 Trekking to Lama Hotel - 2,470 meters (8,103 feet)

The trek begins after the morning breakfast. the trail shortly crosses the suspension bridge and goes along the upstream of Langtang Khola passing Dovan, Pairo, and eventually to Bamboo for the lunch stop. Leaving Bamboom the trek now climbs gradually and crosses the suspension bridge on the northern side of the river. hereafter the trail steeply climbs all the way to Rimche and eventually gets to Lama Hotel for the night stop.

Max Altitude: 2,470m (8,103ft)
Altitude Gain: 967 meters
Duration: 5/6 hours
Distance: 12 km
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge

Day 5 Trekking to Langtang village - 3,430 meters (11,253 feet)

The morning treks start off with a gradual climb and still follow the upstream of the river along the western side the river. the trail mostly passes through dense forests and goes through the place called riverside and eventually climbs uphill all the way to Ghoda Tabela where we stop for daily lunch.

Leaving the Ghoda Tabela trail goes easy for a while and steeply climbs to the place called Thangshyap. the trail now mostly climbs up all the way to Langtang village where we spend our night.

Max Altitude: 3,430m (11,253ft)
Altitude Gain: 960 meters
Duration: 5/6 hours
Distance: 14.5 km
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge

Day 6 Trekking to kyanjin gompa - 3,870 meters (12,697 feet) 4 hours

Morning walk shortly climbs up on the hill above the Langtang village from where you have a beautiful overlook of the valley. now the trail gradually climbs and passes several Mani-walls and through the villages called Mumdu and to Sindum. trails also go through the alpine meadow and cross small streams. the trail eventually climbs on a small hill and shortly gets to Kyanjin Gompa.

Max Altitude: 3,870m (12,696ft)
Altitude Gain: 440 meters
Duration: 4/5 hours
Distance: 7 km
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Tea House

Day 7 Acclimatization day, detour to Tserko Ri - 4,984 meters (16,352 feet)

On our acclimatization day today, we hike up to Tserko Ri which is about 6 hours round trip. the trail steeply climbs up on the hilltop but the view is rewarding. you get to see all the snowcapped mountains in the region plus you can some peaks of Tibet which includes "Sisapangma" the 14th highest mountain on earth.

Max Altitude: 3,870m (12,696ft)
Altitude Gain: 1,114 meters
Duration: 3/4 hours
Distance: 9 km
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Tea House

Day 8 Trekking to Naya kanga base camp 4,400 meters (14,436 feet) 4-5 hours.

Today we will be off the human settlement and into the wild region of the Himalayas. our morning trek starts off with descending to the bridge to the south of Kyanjin and takes you across the river. meanwhile, you will be seeing Beautiful small freshwater lakes as well.

now the trail climbs through the birch forests and gets you to the tundra climate zone where you just find juniper shrubs and some thorny bushes. the trail continues traversing through the rocky trail and takes you to Naya Kanga base camp for the night halt.

Max Altitude: 4,400m (14,435ft)
Altitude Gain: 530 meters
Duration: 4/5 Hours
Distance: 6 km
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Camping

Day 9 Ascend to Naya Kanga High Camp 5,100 meters (16,732 feet)

Today the trail mostly traverses through the rocky trail and passes the bounders to High camp but the view of the mountains gets better as you go higher especially you can enjoy the lovely sunset views on the mountains.

Max Altitude: 5,100m (16,732ft)
Altitude Gain: 700 meters
Duration: 3/4 Hours
Distance: 3/4 km
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Camping

Day 10 Training day before summit at High Camp

Today our guide takes you to higher ground for a hike and gives you Basic climbing training and instructions that come in handy during the summit. as well as our sherpa guide goes up to fix the rope on necessary sections during the climb. 

Max Altitude: 5,100m (16,732ft)
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Camping

Day 11 Reserve day (the day is for if the weather changes and not able to proceed to the summit)

This is just a contingency day for us as part of the better itinerary. so, if the weather turns bad we stay at High camp and if the weather stays clear we continue to summit on this day.

Max Altitude: 5,100m (16,732ft)
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Camping

Day 12 Summit Naya Kanga Peak 5,844 meters (19,173 feet) and back to Base Camp 4,400 m (14,436 ft)

The summit climb starts off very early in the morning in the dark. the point is we don't want to get off there when it gets very windy and normally the winds pick up in the afternoon. the trek goes until the glacier and then we suit up our crampoon and necessary gears for the summit. on the summit, you will have some time to take the picture and rejoice at the moment. after summit, we descend all the way down to Base camp for the night halt.

Max Altitude: 4,400m (14,435ft)
Altitude Loss: 700 meters
Duration: 6/7 Hours
Distance: 11 km
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Camping

Day 13 Trek back to Kyanjin Gompa 3,870 meters (12,697 feet)

After breakfast, we descend from Naya Kanga Base Camp and retrace our trail back to Kyanjin Gompa (3,870 m / 12,697 ft). The descent is much easier and offers another opportunity to enjoy the spectacular mountain scenery and peaceful alpine landscapes. Upon arrival, check in to your lodge and enjoy a well-deserved rest after your successful climb.

Max Altitude: 3,870m (12,696ft)
Altitude Loss: 530 meters
Duration: 4/5 hours
Distance: 6 km
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge

Day 14 Trek back to Lama Hotel - 2,470 meters (8,103 feet)

After breakfast, we retrace our steps and descend to Lama Hotel (2,470 m / 8,103 ft). The trail follows the same scenic route through forests and mountain landscapes. Upon arrival, check in to your comfortable lodge, relax, and enjoy a well-deserved rest after several days at higher altitude.

Max Altitude: 2,470m (8,103ft)
Altitude Loss: 1400 meters
Duration: 5/6 hours
Distance: 21/22 km
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge

Day 15 Trek back to Shyabrubesi - 1,503 meters (4,655 feet)

It is our last night of the Naya Kanga Peak expedition. the first leg of the trek today mostly descends through the forests until Pairo where we stop for our lunch. Leaving Pairo the trail is easier and now follows the Langtang river bank and eventually gets to the final destination at Shyabru Beshi to finish the trek.

Max Altitude: 1,503m (4,931ft)
Altitude Loss: 967 meters
Duration: 5/6 hours
Distance: 11 km
Meals: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner
Accommodation: Lodge

Day 16 Drive back to Kathmandu

Today we take the same road to drive back to Kathmandu. the exciting ride takes about 5-6 hours. in the evening we take you to a typical Nepalese restaurant for farewell where you can enjoy Nepalese cuisine and dances. 

Max Altitude: 1,350m (4,429ft)
Altitude Loss: 153 meters
Duration: 5/6 hours
Distance: 122 km
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: 3- Star Hotel
Mode of Transportation: Bus Drive

Day 17 Departure from Nepal | Thank You for Trekking with Us

According to your international flight schedule, our team will transfer you to Tribhuvan International Airport. Please arrive at the airport at least 3 hours before your departure to complete the check-in and immigration procedures.

Thank you for choosing Discover Altitude Treks. We hope you leave Nepal with unforgettable memories of your Himalayan adventure. We wish you a safe journey home and look forward to welcoming you back for your next trekking or climbing adventure.

Max Altitude: 1,352m (4,435ft)
Duration: 30 minutes
Meals: Breakfast
Mode of Transportation: Car/ Jeep
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Cost Details for the Naya Kanga Peak Expedition Cost 2026

Includes
  • The airport picks up and drops off by private vehicle.
  • Hotel in Kathmandu Three nights
  • Sightseeing around Kathmandu.
  • Private vehicle for sightseeing.
  • Tour guide for sightseeing
  • A bus ride to Syabru Beshi from Kathmandu and Back.
  • All-night accommodation in a lodge during the trek on a twin-sharing basis (please inquire if you need private accommodation)
  • Accommodation in tents from Base camp onwards to the summit during climbing.
  • Climbing gear such as climbing boots, climbing ropes, ice screws, ladder, and harness will be included.
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and tea or coffee during the trip.
  • All required permits for trekking.
  • Required permit for climbing.
  • An experienced climbing guide for the peak.
  • Licensed Guide and strong porter (one porter for two people)
  • Accommodation, food, salary, and insurance for guide and porter.
  • Farewell dinner at the end of the trip.
  • All government taxes
Excludes
  • Entrance fees while visiting UNESCO world heritage sites during sightseeing in Kathmandu.
  • Your trekking and climbing insurance and evacuation in an emergency.
  • Hard drinks, cold drinks, and bottled water.
  • Wi-Fi, hot showers, battery charging, and personal expenses.
  • Gratitude for the guide and porters.

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Our Naya Kanga Peak Climbing package is fully inclusive, covering everything you need for a safe and successful expedition. If you'd like to make your adventure even more comfortable, you can upgrade with a helicopter return after your summit for a spectacular aerial journey back.

After your climb, you can extend your holiday by exploring Pokhara, enjoying a Chitwan Wildlife Safari, discovering the beauty of Bhutan, or taking an unforgettable Everest Base Camp Helicopter Day Tour. Our team can customize the perfect extension to match your schedule and travel style.

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Useful Information

What are the trekking and climbing essentials for the Naya Kanga Peak Expedition?

Although it differs in each choice and interests. The list of equipment below is a general idea that provides some guidelines for gear to bring during your trek and for climbing.

Bringing clothes during the trek is all about how long you can go with smelly clothes vs how often you want to change clean clothes. However, we advise you to bring sufficient warm clothes fit for much colder weather as mountain weather is always unpredictable, especially for summiting mountains. Just for a reminder, you can buy all this gear in Kathmandu as well.

  • Duffel bag

You need a duffel bag that is supposed to be waterproof with a strap along with a TSA lock. In your duffel bag, you keep all the clothes and essential gear while trekking up to Naya Kanga High Camp which will be carried by our porter. Regarding the size, you can choose from 100 liters to 140 liters duffel as this size all you to fit most of the things you need for trekking.

  • Sleeping bag

It is the most important piece of equipment for trekking and climbing. Normally the smaller and lighter the size, the more expensive it is. Regarding the warmth of sleeping bags, sleeping bags are warmer than synthetic ones. You need to bring a sleeping bag that rates up to -20c and a liner just in case it feels colder.

  • Daypack bag

It’s a daypack bag that you carry while waking where you put your wallet, camera, water bottle, rain cover, fleece jacket, and windproof jacket. Regarding the size of the daypack bag, the size of a small-medium 30 to 40-liter day bag with some side pockets where you can fit your water bottle or gloves is good. Moreover, if you can fit your Camelbak in your daily carry it is more efficient in the coldest weather as your water doesn't freeze.

  • Water bottle

You can bring two water bottles in which you can drink in one and treat water in another to refill again. (Nalgene water bottle is good as you can put hot water as well if you want) you also can bring Camelbak which can be very handy for climbing.

  • Upper body
  1. Short sleeve synthetic t-shirts*3(while trekking you sweat a lot so, synthetic t-shirts are best to bring as they are light and dry fast)
  2. Wind shirts*1
  3. Long sleeve Merino wool t-shirts*2
  4. Synthetic insulated jacket (you can use it for climbing as well)
  5. Fleece glove
  6. Insulated gloves
  7. Buff (trail gets very dusty with trekkers and animals passing by you so, you can use it as a mask)
  8. Sunglass
  9. Sun hat
  10. Fleece hat
  11. Rain gear or poncho.
  • Lower body
  1. Trekking shoes (prober boots with grip is recommended as trail are rough so you might twist your ankle)
  2. Slipper or lightweight shoes (it is handy to wear in the guest house when you have done day trekking)
  3. Cotton hiking shocks
  4. Hiking pants*2
  5. Fleece trouser
  6. Underwear trousers*2
  7. Underwear
  8. Waterproof paint
  • Miscellaneous items
  1. Items for drinking water treatments such as Steripen, iodine tablets, chlorine liquids, or water filters. (If you using liquids or tablets it might bring a different taste in water so you can bring some juice-powder to bring a nice taste)
  2. Fast-drying camp towel (most guesthouses don't provide a towel for a shower so it's good to have one)
  3. Body wipes (it comes in handy if you don't take a shower, especially in higher altitudes where there are no showers)
  4. Toilet papers
  5. Lip balm
  6. Sunscreens (minimum of SPF 40 plus as in higher altitude sunlight are direct and more penetrating.
  7. Earplugs (it is handy stuff as most guest house rooms are separated by plywood. So, sometimes your next-room trekkers might be noisy talkers or snores.
  8. Mobile phone (you can use it as an alarm or there are internet services in most of the guesthouses so, you can use it if you want to communicate)
  9. Diary
  10. Chargers with an adapter (you can charge your gadgets along the trail with hydro-powered electricity in the lower region and sun-powered in the higher region)
  11. Camera
  12. Medical kit (Diamox, Imodium, ibuprofen, throat lozenges, tape, scissor,
  13. Zip-lock plastic bag (Although you put your all stuff in a duffel bag, a Zip-lock bag can come in handy when you want to separate your items like toiletries, socks, underwear, and smelly clothes)
  14. Headlamp or torchlight
  15. Hand sanitizer
  16. Trekking sticks (most people use them and it is very helpful while walking rocky trails and especially for knees going downhill.
  17. Sandal
  18. Pocket knife
  19. Pee-bottle (it's handy if you don't want to go out of the room during the night)

For climbing our company arrange accommodation at the base intent as well as food and guide. We also provide equipment for climbing such as ropes, ice hammers, and ice screws. If you need a porter to carry your day pack while climbing on the mountain we also arrange an additional cost of USD 70.

Buying climbing gear is more expensive back home, but we can arrange all the gear for an additional cost of USD 350. (The cost of renting gear keeps changing so, please enquire for an updated price)

These are the lists you need to bring for climbing the Naya Kanga Peak.

  • Synthetic insulated paint
  • Shell jacket (which you can put on top of the down jacket while climbing)
  • Insulated snow pant
  • Thick climbing shocks
  • Mountaineering boot
  • Snow goggle
  • Climbing harness
  • Crampons
  • Ice ax
  • Belay device (black diamond ATC XP which is perfect for the progressive climber, excellent braking capabilities, and durable design)
  • Climbing helmet
  • Locking carabineers*2 (D shaped)
  • Non-locking carabineers
  • Ascender
  • Gaiters
  • Mountaineering gloves