Tamang Heritage Trail Trek for families may be a short yet unique trek in Langtang region opened to visitors only since 2004. The trek is ideal for families who have limited on time and need to experience great thing about Nepal without long and hard walks. Tamang Heritage Trail for Families is one of the treks that provide the never-ending beautiful scenery of the Nepalese hills along side an insight of the normal Tamang culture and their way of life.

The 11-days journey begins upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu followed by the 6-7 hours long drive to Sybrubensi in next day, the start line of the trek. The Tamang Heritage Trail Trek features exploring the rich traditional culture and age-old way of lifetime of the Tamang community.

The family gets a chance to experience the Buddhist way of living and therefore the unique architecture of their houses. You will also come across different ancient monasteries, Chortens, stupas, and Mani walls along the way. Besides culture, the trekking trail is equally rich scenically, offering beautiful landscapes of sub-alpine terrain, lush forests filled with rhododendrons and pines, and breathtaking mountain views.

Majestic views of the peaks of Langtang Himal and Ganesh Himal range accompany you during the trek. The trekking trail also passes through Tatopani (a natural hot spring), the key lake of Parvati Kund, the picturesque village of Gatlang, and therefore the historical fort of Rasuwagadhi. The trek is right for families with children because it provides you ample time to interact with the local Tamang people and befriends their children.

Shalom Treks are a renowned and most trusted trekking organizer based in Kathmandu. All our trips are well crafted with the utmost concern for security and luxury. We offer you the simplest transportation and accommodation facilities and also provide porter services to hold your child below 5 years aged. Just in case of prior information, we will provide ponies/horses. Shalom Treks for a memorable holiday in Nepal!