
A sacred alpine lake at 4,380 m, ringed by prayer flags and snow peaks — a soulful trek through the Langtang National Park close to Kathmandu.
Gosaikunda is a cluster of high-altitude glacial lakes sacred to both Hindus and Buddhists, drawing thousands of pilgrims at the Janai Purnima full moon. The frozen-then-turquoise main lake sits at 4,380 m beneath the Langtang peaks.
Close to Kathmandu yet wonderfully wild, the trek climbs from Dhunche through forest and yak pasture to the lakes, with sweeping views of the Langtang, Ganesh and even Annapurna ranges from the ridges.
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Drive through the hills to Dhunche in Langtang National Park.
Trek through forest to the cheese-making village of Sing Gompa.
Climb the Lauribina ridge to the sacred lakes.
Morning at the lakes and ridge viewpoints.
Descend back through pasture and forest.
Final descent to the road head.
Scenic drive back to the capital.
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