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| For me, the trek was ecstatic; more than I imagined. Climbing the Yala Peak was very tough but it felt like heaven at the top. This has been a lifetime achievement and the beauty of those tranquil mountains will haunt me for a long time. | Many asked why just the three of us were trekking and I too was a little worried if it’s going to fun or not. But, I enjoyed every second of the trek. Everyone knows Nepal is a beautiful country but the difference lies in knowing and exploring. | With God’s permission and our determination, we finally did it. The culmination of our Langtang trek at Yala Peak was very fulfilling but the journey itself was no less exciting. I feel proud to be a Deerwalker. |
| – Narendra Maden | – Kapil Pandey | – Pramod Kumar Rai |
Day 1: Kathmandu >> Syabrubesi (Bus Ride)
We take a crowded bus to Syabrubesi and spend the night there. We consume generous amounts of Sukuti and play Syabru, a new card game conceived there.
Day 2: Syabrubesi >> Lama Hotel
We make a gentle ascent via a trail by the side of a sparkling river. The route is quite busy with frequent Hello’s, Hi’s, and Namaste’s. We have the best dal-bhat at Bamboo and the worst at Lama Hotel.
Day 3: Lama Hotel >> Langtang
We meet Yair Gurlavi (Prakash) who cracks jokes every now and then, and makes for a fun companion. We finish our bottle of brandy and start with rum to keep ourselves warm and occupied.
Day 4: Langtang >> Kyanjin Gompa
We reach Kyanjin Gompa without any rush; playing cards, watching yaks, and observing horses along the way. We then climb Kyanjin Ri in the evening to acclimatize.
Day 5: Kyanjin Gompa >> Yala Base Camp
We get hold of Chhime, a local guide cum owner of Snow Leopard Guest House at Kyanjin Gompa, and head to Yala Base Camp. We spend the cold night in a yak-shed; watching the stars through wide cracks in the roof.
Day 6: Yala Base Camp >> Yala Peak >> Kyanjin Gompa
We scale the Yala Peak, leaving aside the last technical climb of around 20 meters. On the way down, we meet Austin Lord who we think is an inspector but who turns out to be a friend’s friend. We drink more rum at Kyanjin Gompa to celebrate our achievement.
Day 7: Kyanjin Gompa >> River Side
We make a casual and unhurried descent back to where we came from. The day is full of pleasant reflection and a sense of satisfaction.
Day 8: River Side >> Syabrubesi >> Kathmandu (Jeep Ride)
After reaching Syabrubesi, we book a room to spend the night in but then find a jeep for hire. We pay for the unused room, buy some beer for the journey, and return to Kathmandu that very night; ending a journey that we will cherish forever.
Some Statistics
| Liquid Consumption: | |
| Water | N/Q |
| Tea | N/Q |
| Brandy | 1 bottle |
| Beer | 19 bottles |
| Rum | 10 quarters |
| Walking duration: | 50+ hours |
| Highest elevation: | 5,500 meters |
Disclaimer: The liquid consumption numbers have been provided only for reference and should not be considered as a standard recommendation for trekking. One should find one’s own comfortable number.
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Awesome!! .. I wonder if I even know what Nepal really looks like.
This is true joy embracing the beautiful nature, just another side of human life!!! Beautiful pictures of our great country!!!
Awesome 🙂
Wow!!!!! what an amazing feat you guys have achieved ….hats off to all three …you have made us (Deerwalk) proud….wanna go there and achieve this feat ….. thanks for inspiring me..
awesome trek n awesome deerwalkers
Kudos all 3 hikers!!!!
I wish I were there too. Really Jealous but happy that YOU if not ME did it at a very right time.
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Awesome. Good to see video as well in EU. Could not stop myself to drill last
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This is so beautiful!! Seems like you guys had lot of fun!!
Keep it up and Good luck for RARA!!!
By the way cigarette is missing in the statistics. I hope you guys have not quit it yet.
Great presentation and awesome photos. I will go there soon. I am jealous.
The trek was a big hit… and one of the best I ever had.
Amazing video of birds flying…loved that part…
… nearly missed…the most fun part of this post i.e disclaimer \”The liquid consumption numbers have been provided only for reference and should not be considered as a standard recommendation for trekking. One should find one’s own comfortable number.\”
Truly truly mesmerizing pics of peaks…well done guys..
One of the most exciting trek everrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr great experience