Ama Yangri Peak Tour

The highest peak closest to Capital City Kathmandu is Ama Yangri, which is situated roughly 90 km north of the Kathmandu Valley. Ama Yangri, located in the Sindupalchok section of the Langtang National Park, is home to Sherpas, Tamangs, and Chhetries. It is one of the most popular trekking sites on the Helambu Circuit. The Helambu Circuit Trekking, sometimes referred to as "Hyolmo Heritage," is a simple, unforced, and geographically intriguing trekking tour that offers travelers a great chance to see the majestic Himalayan mountains, as well as the distinctive green landscapes and Hyolmo culture.This trekking tour offers guests an amazing opportunity to explore green landscapes and Hyolmo culture, while also offering breathtaking views of the Himalayan mountains. It is a wonderful blend of natural and geographical features. Excellent views of the Langtang Range, the Annapurnas, Manaslu, and, on a clear day, Everest are available from low heights.  The Sherpas of Halambhu speak a language that is quite distinct from those of the Khumbu region and Rolwaling, and they also have a separate culture. In terms of Thanka arts, the area is well known.

Situated at an elevation of 3771 meters, the journey winds through stunning forests of oak, pine, and rhododendron. The Nepalese month of Chaitra, which roughly corresponds to the months of March or April, is a fantastic time to hike. The Hylmos from all around the region, the nation, and the world gather at Aama Yangri on the full moon day of Chaitra. They ascend this mountain's peak before dawn as part of a ceremony, and they watch the sunrise there. While the residents drink butter tea, barley beer, and local wine while soaking up the sun, the lamas honor the mother protector with an hours-long prayer.

Trip Highlights 

• Among the best treks near Kathmandu 
• It is a short and easy trek near Kathmandu.
• Hike to one of the highest peaks in Kathmandu valley.
• Stunning view of Langtang Range, the Annapurna, Manaslu, Everest, and surrounding peaks.
• Gain insight into the Hyolmo culture and the lifestyle of Helambu Sherpas.
• Explore beautiful Tarke Gyang village, the popular resting ground for the trek.