Tserko Peak
Trip Overview
Tserko Peak is a beautiful mountain in the Langtang region, standing at 5,719 meters among the Langtang Himalayan range, just to the left of Yala Peak. This peak combines rocky terrain, glacier fields, and sharp ridges, making it ideal for climbers who want to improve their mountaineering skills. With its challenging routes and breathtaking Himalayan views, Tserko Peak offers an unforgettable adventure for those seeking both skill-building and the thrill of high-altitude climbing
Quick Facts
What's Covered
Covered in your package
Arrival & Departure Services
Private airport pick-up and drop-off in Kathmandu. Transfers between hotels and expedition meeting points.
Logistics & Transportation
Domestic transportation: Jeep/vehicle transfers on road sections of the trek. Porters or mules carry personal and expedition equipment (up to 20 kg per member). Transportation of all group climbing and camping gear from Kathmandu to Base Camp and back.
Permits & Fees
Trekking and expedition permits for dedicated peak. National Park and entry permits where required.
Insurance & Medical Support
Medical and emergency rescue coverage for Nepalese staff. Fully equipped medical kits for members and staff.
Base Camp & High-Altitude Services
Tents for sharing basic for each member at Base Camps. Group tents: dining, kitchen, communication, storage, and staff tents. Experienced Base Camp cook and support staff. Necessary kitchen equipment and dining setup.
Training at Base Camp
Basic mountaineering skills, ice wall climbing, and gear familiarization with professional guides.
Communication
Satellite phone for emergencies and walkie-talkie communication between camps.
Weather & Certification
Regular weather forecasts from reliable meteorological sources. Expedition completion certificate issued upon successful summit and return.
Equipment & Miscellaneous
Trekking and climbing maps, Quick dry company t-shirts and caps. Expedition duffle bag (75 L) per member for gear transport.
All inclusions confirmed at booking. Schedules and accommodation are subject to seasonal availability — your coordinator will notify you of any changes at least 72 hours in advance.
Full Schedule
Day-by-day itinerary
15 days · Langtang Valley Expedition
Kathmandu
Upon your arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport, our team will warmly welcome you and transfer you to your hotel in Kathmandu. After check-in and some time to relax, you will meet your expedition team for a detailed briefing about the Scout Peak climb. A thorough gear check will be conducted, followed by an opportunity to shop for any missing equipment in the local stores. In the evening, enjoy a welcome dinner with the team, get to know your guides and fellow climbers, and prepare for the adventure ahead
Kathmandu to Shyabru-Besi
After an early breakfast at 6:30 AM, depart Kathmandu by jeep. Drive along the Trishuli River and through Dhunche, enjoying the winding roads and scenic hillsides.
Stop for lunch and refreshments at Trishuli while taking in the spectacular views of terraced hills, forests, and local villages.
Arrive at Syabrubesi, check in at your lodge, relax, and enjoy a short walk to explore the local village and its lifestyle.
Shyabru-Besi to Lama Hotel
Wake up at 6:30 AM, followed by breakfast at 7:00 AM. At 7:30 AM, enjoy a short stretching session on the trail before starting the hike at 8:00 AM. The trek passes through lush subtropical and alpine forests, following the scenic Langtang River.
Stop at Bamboo for lunch and rest. Continue the hike along a steep but rewarding trail, taking in panoramic views of the river valleys and surrounding forests.
Arrive at Lama Hotel and check into your tea house accommodation. After settling in, participate in a 45-minute team session to discuss the day’s experiences, check on everyone’s condition, and preview what to expect on the following day
Lama Hotel to Langtang
Wake up at 6:30 AM, enjoy breakfast at 7:00 AM, and a stretching session at 7:45 AM. Begin trekking by 8:00 AM through beautiful alpine forests with the Langtang River flowing alongside.
Stop at Ghoda Tabela for lunch. Here, the landscape begins to open up, transitioning from dense forest gorges to wider valleys with lighter vegetation, offering expansive views of the surrounding mountains.
Arrive at Langtang Village and check into tea house. Participate in the usual 45-minute team session to discuss the day’s experiences, check on everyone’s condition, and preview what to expect for the next day.
Recommended Gear List
24 items
Sunglasses
UV protected.
1–2 pairsWarm beanie
Thick enough to keep warm in 4–7°C.
1Hat or cap
To protect from sunlight.
1Buff
Light and soft to cover your face while cleaning boulders and protect from cold winds.
2 pairsThermals (upper and lower)
Warm, soft, flexible, and quick-dry.
2 pairsUnder garment
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Socks
Warm and thick as well as thin ones.
6 pairsSlippers
Comfortable enough for mornings, evenings, and camping.
1 pairTrekking shoes
Proper trekking shoes with Vibram sole.
1 pairClimbing shoes
Dedicated shoes for mountain climbing up to 6000m.
1 pairSleeping bag
Down filled, graded comfort at −10 to −20°C.
1Mid-layer
Good enough to allow movement — jacket or jumper.
2 pairsT-shirt
Quick-dry and light.
3–4 pairsDown jacket
For ~5°C, mostly during evening and night.
2 pairsPants
Flexible and warm.
2–3 pairsShorts
Quick-dry.
1–2 pairsSoft shell pant and jacket
Keeps warm from cold winds during hiking or climbing.
1 pair eachGloves
One thin fleece glove and one thick mountaineering glove.
1 pair eachHiking poles
Rigid and mountaineering graded.
1 pairHeadlamp
Small and practical, any type.
1Water bottle
Nalgene is recommended.
1Hard shell pants and jacket
Dedicated hardshell: flexible, waterproof, breathable.
1Mountaineering helmet
UIAA certified, any brand.
1Alpine harness
UIAA certified, dedicated to mountaineering.
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Small groups, experienced local guides, and authentic Himalayan experiences. Every detail handled — all you have to do is show up.