The next day, Rebecca and I went into the Langtang valley towards the Langshisha Kharka mountain. We walked about 3 hours in and 3 hours out again. More or less it is flat – still, somehow it does drain energy. We did meet this guy, 2 yak shepherds, and a Russian trekker. Tranquility in definition…
Panoramic view of the Langtang Mountain. The green peak on the right is the next stop. Almost up – 4606 meters – and the clouds did come fast now. So only a short stop. And i had the room key – Rebecca is on the way down to take a shower – not good! So…
Only a few more meters up and we are at the last settlement in the valley. Our destination for the day. Sunshine and mild temperatures – a great day for breakfast in front of the GH. Than it was time for another hike. Rebecca and me went up to a hill with some flags on…
As the days get shorter and the nights get colder people here in the Langtang National Park prepare for winter. That means the harvest has to be brought in and prepared for storage. Yak dung gets dried in the sun for cooking fires as well as heating. It is nice to watch the locals work…
After a few days in Kathmandu we took the Bus towards Langtang National Park 1st stop up in the mountains Hmmmm snow-capped mountains Trekking permit control. We getting closer – only a few more kilometre till we reach the park. We went to a small hotel and where happy to escape the “Bus from Hell”….
Had a few great days in Langtang. Will try to post a few pix tomorrow! Now back in this noise and dust that calls itself Kathmandu…