Trip Overview
The Yala Peak climbing expedition of two weeks in Nepal is one of the exciting beginner-friendly summit journeys near the capital city of the country, Kathmandu. In the Langtang Trekking Region near the Tibetan border, famous for some of the best short trekking itineraries like Langtang Valley Trek, Gosaikunda Lake Trek, and Helmbu Circuit Trek, climbing Yala Peak means conquering one of the 6,000m Himalayan peaks.
The 14 days of Yala Peak Climbing itinerary begins from Kathmandu, and within just two weeks from arrival to departure in Kathmandu, your dream of standing atop a majestic Himalayan summit succeeds. Non-technical, it is best done by seasoned high-altitude trekkers and climbers and is also a perfect peak for those seeking their first Himalayan gateway, as well as practicing skills before 7,000 m and 8,000 m mountain giants.
Bookings are now open for 2026 and 2027 at Mountain Monarch. Professionals with more than two decades of experience in organizing memorable Himalayan holidays in Nepal, be it day tours, trekking, or climbing, for a premium service at a reasonable price, contact us now. While our Yala Peak Climbing Cost, including for the years 2026 and 2027, covers all trekking and climbing logistics to Yala Peak, you focus on making the best out of the Himalayan voyage.
Meals, lodging, permits, guides, all essential gear and equipment, oxygen standby, and one porter per trekker are included so that you have a hassle-free and responsible experience. Further, we are offering group and early bid booking discounts on the Yala Peak Expedition cost in Nepal to secure your spots now. Get ready for a moderate Himalayan challenge and pristine natural beauty; seize this golden opportunity, the thrill of a peak summit awaits.
What to expect during Yala Peak Climbing?
An NMA (Nepal Mountaineering Peak) in Nepal at an elevation of 5,732 m/18,806 ft above sea level, Yala Peak is one of the most happening beginner-friendly trekking peaks. In comparison to famous trekking peaks in the country, like Island Peak Climbing and Mera Peak Climbing, the Yala Peak expedition is less advanced and physically demanding. For several days, you will follow the well-established Langtang Valley Trekking Trail.
For absolute beginners, the climbing journey to Yala Peak provides just an excellent introduction to Himalayan mountaineering and is the perfect peak to test yourself before directly moving on to summit higher peaks: 6,000 m, 7,000 m, and eventually 8,000 m, like the Manaslu Expedition and the Everest Expedition. The walking begins from Syabrubesi, and a good level of physical fitness is essential to continue for 5-7 hours daily.
Where is Yala Peak?
Yala Peak is about 150 km/93.20 miles north of the capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu, in the Langtang region within the first Himalayan national park of the country, Langtang National Park. Close to the Tibetan border is the Yala Peak Climb. The journey on foot, however, begins from Syabrubesi and covers a total distance of around 65 to 75 km (40 to 47 miles) based on the route, side trips, and rest days included in the itinerary.
In the Rasuwa district of Bagmati Province, Yala Peak is near the infamous alpine village of Kyanjin Gompa, a major cultural center of the Langtang Valley, which further serves as the base for those who opt for side hikes to high-altitude peaks like Kyanjin Ri (4,773 m/15,655 ft) and Tesro Ri (5,033 m/16,512 ft). If you like, we can arrange to extend your trip for you at your request. The panoramic Himalayan views await you.
Who lives along the trekking route to climb Yala Peak?
Before reaching the Yala Peak Base Camp, where the climbing journey actually begins and you start navigating snowy trails, exposed crevasses, and rugged terrain using some climbing gear and equipment like ropes, axes, and crampons, for several days, you trek through the Langtang National Park. Adventurers follow the standard Langtang Valley hiking route and stay at teahouses along the traditional mountain villages.
The villages at lower and mid trail are mostly inhabited by Tamang families, while near and higher up Kyanjin Gompa, you will find a more dominant population of Sherpa and Tibetan-influenced communities. The whitewashed mud houses, though small, are scenic and add much to the cultural and spiritual dimensions of encountering a culture preserved for centuries, a unique lifestyle, and Buddhist practices. A genuine hospitality that warms the heart.
Which mountains are seen from Yala Peak?
The Yala Peak summit day begins early in the morning, several hours before dawn, so you do not have to deal with the strong afternoon wind and unpredictable Himalayan weather. From Yala Peak Base Camp, the landscape quickly transitions into the rugged alpine wonderland and often includes steep snow and ice climbs, while the close-up mountain views keep you thrilled throughout the journey.
The top of Yala Peak (5,732 m) in the Langtang Region provides you with an awe-inspiring 360-degree panorama of the Langtang Himalayas that you have been sneaking glances at from the very beginning of the Yala Peak Trek, conquering the peak. Langtang Lirung (7,246 m) is the highest peak in Langtang, Lenpo Gang (7,093 m), and Dorje Lakpa, and on the Tibet side, Shishapangma (8,027 m); the grandeur of the Himalayas keeps one humble.
Can you see wildlife on the Yala Peak Climbing trail?
Yes, as mentioned earlier, the Yala Peak Trekking journey takes you through the first Himalayan National Park of Nepal, the Langtang National Park. Famous as the valley of glaciers in Nepal, “Langtang Valley” is one of the most preferred trekking destinations in the world, while climbing Yala Peak suits people looking for a budget- and beginner-friendly combined trekking and climbing experience.
Less trodden, on a lucky day, yes, you can see a wide range of wildlife, including rare species like Himalayan blue sheep, yaks, and red pandas. For photographers, the dense forests of oak, pine, and rhododendron along the trail snow snow-capped mountains above, and shimmering glaciers from high altitude ridges, any climb and trek route here, including the Yala Peak Climbing itinerary, provides a memorable experience.
How is the Yala Peak Base Camp?
Based on the Yala Peak Expedition itinerary of 14 days, trekkers and climbers reach Yala Peak Base Camp on the 9th day. Located at approximately 4,600 m/15,092 ft above sea level, it is the actual Yala Peak Climbing starting point, and from here begin the real challenges. The level of oxygen at this point is significantly lower (â…“) than at sea level, and the temperature often goes below the freezing point, especially at night.
Miles away from cowards and good health facilities, the absolute solitude can be overwhelming for many, especially when the journey to reach the top of Yala Peak from here includes navigating steeply ascending and later on descending trails that can be snowy and slippery due to the melting of snow. If rushed without proper acclimatization, you may suffer from symptoms of acute mountain sickness (AMS).
Why is the 14 days itinerary for climbing Yala Peak the Best? Cost for 2026 and 2027
The 14 days itinerary for the short trekking peak in Nepal to Yala Peak begins with your arrival in Kathmandu, Nepal. A preparation day in the Kathmandu Valley, and you officially hit the trail on the third day with a drive to Syabrubesi, a common trek starting point for several trekking routes in the Langtang Valley, such as the Langtang Gosaikunda Trek, including the climbing journey to Yala Peak.
From Syabrubesi, the Himalayan voyage continues and makes stops by several mountain villages of Tamangs, Sherpas, and Tibetan communities like Lama Hotel, Langtang Village, Kyangjin Gompa, and finally the Yala Peak Base Camp. By the 10th day, you would have completed the expedition to Yala Peak and back to Kyanjin Gompa before beginning the retracing of the route to return to Kathmandu.
Since this Yala Peak Climbing Trip itinerary ensures a gradual ascent, your body is well acclimatized to high altitude and prevents symptoms of altitude sickness, and provides adequate time to take in all that the Yala Peak trekking and climbing route has to offer, it is considered one of the best Langtang high-altitude trek and climb trails. Further, the Langtang Trek and Yala Peak Climb cost from Mountain Monarch is reasonable.
Without any hidden expense, managing all the essential logistics: meals, lodging, transportation, permits, guides, one porter per trekker, and essential gear and equipment, including for the years 2026 and 2027. Whenever possible, we arrange premium services for you. Safety is nonnegotiable; our experienced mountain guide provides you with training and safety tips at base camp for an easier climb to Yala Peak. Contact us and book now.
Yala Peak Climbing in Nepal with all Gear and Safety
Your safety at Mountain Monarch is non-negotiable. Led by an experienced mountain guide with more than a decade of expertise in leading adventure enthusiasts to their dream destinations, be it the popular Everest Base Camp Trek, the Everest Three High Passes Trek, the Annapurna Sanctuary Trek, the Lobuche East Peak Climbing, or the Yala Peak 5,000 m expedition in Nepal, enjoy our meticulously planned journey.
We provide all the necessary personal and group climbing gear, including boots, harnesses, jumars, crampons, harnesses, a figure of eight, carabiners, a Yala Peak Climbing map, and more. Throughout the climbing trip, you will be assisted by well-trained guides, porters, and Nepalese staff with oxygen cylinders and medical kits on standby. Gears like sleeping bags, down jackets, and duffel bags for colder nights with us, you are in safe and reliable hands.
A rewarding summit experience in Langtang Valley - Bookings are now open for 2026 and 2027!
Nestled within the serene landscapes of the Langtang Valley, Yala Peak Climbing is a journey that makes your dream of playing in the snow come true. Suitable for amateurs, including families with children and aged members looking for a memorable Himalayan holiday experience that also comes with a great sense of achievement from conquering one of the majestic 5,000 m peaks in Nepal, reserve your seat now for 2026 and 2027.
Spring and autumn feature the most stable Himalayan weather and dry trails and also easier management of logistics; therefore, we are offering fixed departures, including for the years 2026 and 2027, from March to May and Sept to Nov. Join our group or customize as per your preferences and requirements, like a solo, family, private, or climbing journey with colleagues; we can make all the necessary arrangements. Book now!
