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 Naya
Kanga
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Naya Kanga (5844m) is shapely mountain
rising to the west of the Ganja La (5,122
m), which is a popular, although at times
difficult, pass giving access to Helambu.
Naya Kanga was formerly called Ganji La
Chuli. Summitting Naya Kanga offers you a
superb views of peaks close to or in Tibet.
You get stunning a panorama looking
north-east over peaks in the Jugal Himal .
This climb involves a snow and rock climb
from a base camp. Climbing with a fresh snow
is bit hard because of a crevasses there.
Alpine Asian Treks can be your partner to
take you to the top.
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Itinerary of Naya Kanga Peak in Details |
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Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu
and transfer to the hotel. |
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Day 02: Details information
regarding about the trip for basic
preparation and make a permit. |
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Day 03: Drive Kathmandu to
Syabru besi O/N in the camp 2720m. |
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Day 04: Trek to Lama Hotel
O/N in the camp 2410m. |
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Day 05: Trek to Langtang
Village O/N in the camp 3330m. |
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Day 06: Trek to Kyanjing
Gompa O/N in the camp 3730m. |
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Day 07: Kyanjing Gompa
rest/acclimatization O/N in the camp |
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Day 08: Trek to Kyanjing
Gompa - Naya Kanga Base camp 4430m. |
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Day 09: Trek to Naya Kanga
rest in Base camp Explore O/N in the
camp |
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Day 10: Trek to High camp
O/N in the camp 4960m. |
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Day 11: Summit Naya Kanga and
back to Base camp O/N in the camp |
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Day 12: Base camp - Kyanging
Gompa - Langtang village O/N in the
camp |
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Day 13: Langtang - Lama Hotel
O/N in the camp |
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Day 14: Lama Hotel - Syabru
village O/N in the camp |
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Day 15: Shyabru village -
Dhunche O/N in the Lodge. Weather
permitting your trekking crew might
prepare a farewell treat for you.
You would be expected to join in the
singing and the dancing! |
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Day 16: Drive Dunche to
Kathmandu and trasfer to hotel O/N
in the Hotel. |
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Day 17: These are "cushion"
days in case bad weather or other
circumstances delay your return to
Kathmandu. Otherwise, they can be
used for sightseeing around
Kathmandu valley or free for
shopping days. O/N Hotel |
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Day 18: Drive to airport for
departure or you can join another
trek tour. |
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Terms & Conditions
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Sending Money For Advance Booking
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Our full board package cost includes the
following:
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Airport transfers
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All domestic transport as listed in
itinerary
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Domestic flights and departure taxes as
per itinerary
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All meals whilst trekking
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All National Park entrance fees
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Applicable trekking and climbing permits
and fees
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Porters and/or pack animals to carry
personal gear and group equipment
15kg luggage allowance while on trek
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Duffle Bag for your gear
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All camping equipment including 2-man
tents, sleeping mat, and sleeping bag
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Full trek staff including guides,
sherpas, cook and kitchen staff
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Climbing guide
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All group camping, cooking, eating and
porterage equipment
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Comprehensive medical kit
Our full board package cost doesnot includes the
following:
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Personal climbing equipment Equipment
Checklist
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International flights and departure
taxes
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Visa and passport fees
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Travel insurance
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Emergency evacuation
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Tips and gratuities (crew will expect
the tipping)
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Costs arising from unforeseen events
outside the control of AATE.
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Personal expenses such as drinks,
postage, laundry
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We, a married couple from Canada completed the
Annapurna Circuit 11 April to 29 April. We
booked the services of a guide and a porter
through MR. Shekhar Bahadur Thapa at Alpine
Asian Treks have nothing but good things to say
regarding our experience with MR. Shekhar and
the guide and Porter which we hired through
Alpine. 
