Gosainkunda Chisapani Trek

Langtang & Helambu Treks
12 days
2-16 people
Lauribina La Pass 4610
Gosainkunda Chisapani Trek
Starting from
$ 989.00per person
$ 989.00

Date of Departure

$989.00× 1 guest
$989.00
Total Amount
$989.00
Guests1 Person
TOTAL$989

Trip Information

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Duration

12 days

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Max Altitude

Lauribina La Pass 4610

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Difficulty

Moderate

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Starts from

Kathmandu

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Trips Ends at

Kathmandu

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Activity

Trekking

Trip Highlights
  • Visit the sacred Gosainkunda Lake at 4,380 m, a glacial and holy site.

  • Cross Lauribina La Pass (4,610 m) with stunning Himalayan vistas.

  • Trek through pine, rhododendron, and oak forests rich in wildlife and birds.

  • Overnight stays in beautiful traditional villages, meeting friendly locals.

  • Witness majestic snow-capped mountains like Mt. Dorjee Lakpa, Ganesh Himal, and Mt. Manaslu.

  • A short yet adventurous trek suitable for novice trekkers seeking Himalayan experiences.

Gosainkunda Chisapani Trek Overview

Are you a novice trekker and highly desire to be part of a memorable trek in the Himalayan nation? Then go for the Gosainkunda Chisapani trek.

It is a beautifully designed trek. Gosainkunda Chisapani trek offers a complete Nepali trekking experience. Best part? The journey takes a short time.

Why trek to Gosainkunda Chisapani

The main attraction of this journey will be the glacial and holy Lake Gosainkunda. Trekkers will gather lots of memorable and unique stories & experiences in the trek.

Gosainkunda Chisapani trek is best for newcomers and seasoned trekkers. It takes you through sacred and scenic destinations.

Later in Lauribina La Pass (4,610m), get amazing views of snow-capped mountains. Peaks like:

  • Mt. Dorjee Lakpa

  • Ganesh Himal

  • Mt. Manaslu,

You can meet amazing locals and spend wonderful nights in beautiful settlements.

You walk along the rough trails that pass through woods of various kinds, like Pine, Rhododendron, oak & others. You may encounter wild creatures and birds throughout the journey.

Gosainkunda Chisapani trek Location

Gosaikunda Lake, located at an altitude of 4,380 m, is an alpine freshwater lake at Lantang National Park. It’s an area of around 34 acres.

Gosainkunda Religious Importance

It is one of the sacred lakes of the Langtang region and has been mentioned in various Hindu scriptures, thus a famed pilgrimage site for both Hindus and Buddhist followers.

Hindu devotees believe that taking a dip in this lake will purify sins. During the festival named Jani Poornima, lots of Hindu devotees visit this holy lake to gain religious merits.

So, contact Himalayan Trekkers to enjoy this trek in your upcoming leisure and make a good adventure story to share among your friends.

Highlights of Trek:

  • An adventurous trekking experience by witnessing majestic mountains.

  • Cross the Himalayan Pass; Lauribina La Pass (4,610 m).

  • Will explore holy as well as glacial lakes, including Gosainkunda, with other lakes.

  • Night halt in beautiful villages by meeting interesting locals.

  • Almost the entire journey will be wild as trekking is done on the trail in between amazing woods.

Gosainkunda Chisapani trek Difficulty: Can you Do It?

Gosainkunda Chisapani trek is graded as an easy or moderate journey. As such, it is suitable for beginners and experienced trekkers alike.

While it is an easy trek, you still face many challenges. Most importantly, you will have to face the high altitude, starting from 1,500 meters to 5,000 meters.

The risk of altitude sickness becomes a real threat after 2,000 meters. So, trekkers must move in a proper pacing and acclimatizing to avoid mountain sickness.

The journey takes you through a steep climbs. The ascent of the Lauribina La Pass is a steady grind. It will test your leg strenght and lung capacity.

Despite the being an easy-to-moderate trek, you will be facing the Himalayas. The daytime are welcoming weather. However, at night, the tempreture plummets below freezing.

Who is Gosainkunda Chisapani trek For

Gosainkunda Chisapani trek is best for any trekkers. New trekkers and seasoned trekkers alike can teke up Gosainkunda Chisapani trek.

Solo trekkers can try out Gosainkunda trek. However, with the new trekking law update, you require a guide. Licensed guide became mandatory. Still you can travel with a guide and still have a solo trek experience.

Families wanting a vacation in the Himalayas can trek to Gosainkunda. Families with teenagers can enjoy the physical challenge in the Langtang region.

Best Season for Gosainkunda Chisapani trek

Gosainkunda Chisapani trek is best experienced in two peak seasons. Autman and spring are the seasons when Gosainkunda Lake is seen at its best.

Autumn

  • Autumn starts in September and ends in November

  • Fall offers the most visibility of the peaks

  • Gosainkunda Lake is at its torquiose color

  • Festive season for Janai Purnima festical

  • The trails are dry and with stabe weather

Spring

  • Spring start in early March and end in May

  • The forsest come alive with vibrant, blooming rhododendrons

  • Get view of the diverse alpine flora and wildflowers

  • Wildlife become the most active during this seasons chance to sport red panda

  • The weather are pleasant, May can bring pre-monsoon haze

  • The daytime temperatures 18°C to 30°C

Off Season and Season to Avoid

Winter treks in to the Gosainkunda is possible. However, the challenge goes up due to the weather and temperatures. You see heavy snow, thus high passes are blocked.

Summer/monsoon season is to be avoided. You can expect frequent rain cusing the trails to be slipper and muddy. Also, the path become infested with leeches and insects.

Plan Your Trek Smartly

Best Time to Trek

Spring (March–May)

  • Blooming rhododendrons

  • Pleasant temperatures

Autumn (September–November)

  • Clear skies and best views

  • Stable weather

Food & Accommodation

  • Stay in teahouses/lodges

  • Meals include:

    • Dal Bhat (rice & lentils)

    • Noodles, soups, pancakes

  • Simple but nutritious food

Permits Required

  • Langtang National Park Entry Permit

  • TIMS card (depending on trekking policy)

Packing Essentials

  • Warm layered clothing

  • Good trekking shoes

  • Sleeping bag

  • Water purification tablets

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What is Included / Not Included

Includes
  • TIMS
  • Permit
  • Transportation
  • Guide and Porter
  • Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner with Tea)
  • Accommodation
  • First-Aid Kit
  • Welcome/Farewell Dinner
  • All Taxes
Accommodation

With Himalayan Trekkers, you’ll stay in the best available teahouses, lodges, and guesthouses. We offer a comfortable and authentic mountain experience in the Gosainkunda Chisapani trek.

Accommodation in the trekking region is basic but cozy. More so, when compared to city hotels in Kathmandu.

Animeties:

  • Rooms are typically on a twin-sharing basis

  • Simple setup with beds, blankets, and minimal furniture

  • Shared bathrooms and dining areas are standard

Most teahouses have electricity for charging devices, though this may come with a small additional fee, especially at higher elevations.

City Stays

During city stays, we offer a standard 3-star hotel. You can upgrade to a five-star accommodation for an extra cost. Similarly, we can find you a more budget-friendly hostel to reduce the cost.

Meals During the Gosainkunda Trek

All your meals—breakfast, lunch, and dinner—are included during the trek, making your journey hassle-free and well-supported.

Meals are served from the teahouse menu, which, although not extensive, offers nutritious and satisfying options ideal for trekking.

Common Meal Options

  • Nepali Dal Bhat (rice, lentils, vegetables) – the most popular and energy-rich choice

  • Noodles and soups

  • Fried rice and vegetable curries

  • Egg dishes (omelets, boiled eggs)

  • Momos (dumplings)

  • Flatbreads and potatoes

Drinking Water

Staying hydrated is essential, especially at higher altitudes.

Available Options

  • Boiled drinking water at teahouses (available for a small cost)

  • Natural water sources along the trail

Recommended Practice

  • Carry a reusable water bottle (1.5–2 liters)

  • Use water purification tablets or filter bottles to safely drink from natural sources

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