Tilman Pass 5320m trekking trail is not your average trekking pass. It is difficult and alpine skills are required. What we are going to do is start in Chautara which can be reached from Kathmandu by overland transport. From there we will start to walk to the holy lakes of Panch Pokhari (= five lakes) at 4000 meters. That will take 6-7 days. Then we continue towards Tilman's Pass which will take another 3-4 days. We hope to cross the pass (5320m) in one long haul but we probably need to spend one night on the glacier after crossing the pass. This trail is the superb Himalayn scenery including Rolwaling, Langtang, Gaurishankar Himalaya range.  Langtang Tilman trail trekking connection with two different Himalaya region here: Langtang and Panch  Pokhari where we will enjoy and see panoramic view of Lang tang Lirung 7234m, Langtang Ri Himal 97205m), Ganesh Himal 7111m, Nayakang 5844m, Yala Peak, Gaurishankar (7134m), Ganchempo, Pemathang Ri, Karpo Ri, Langshisha Kharka etc. In this region, we will see Rhododendron flowers, Pine tree and other many types of trees are available here.  Similarly Mountain Tigers, Bears, Leopards, Jackal, Monkey wild peaks, pheasant, peacock etc are also famous  attraction of this region. Trekkers take enjoy here from different race, religion, culture, language, living style, occupation etc of local people.

Naya Kanga 5844m is marvelously situated in the southern flank of Langtang region of Nepal and towering over  the South of alpine Langtang valley and holy lakes of Gosaikund. Its fine ridge systems provide superb climbing and spectacular scenery from the summit; you can gaze in wonder at the peaks of the Jugal Himal as a Dome Blanc, Langshisa Ri and at Tibet's highest Shisapangma 8035m.  The normal route of ascent to Naya Kanga is via the NE Ridge over a line on ice and snow. That is the ridge right in front of you. That is the ridge right in front of you. To reach Naya Kanga we take an unusual approach. Normally people trek through the Langtang Valley to Kyangin Gomba and then climb up to the base of Naya Kanga, which is around the Ganja-La pass. Another approach is trek directly to the Ganja-La from the south, but then you have to cross the pass, which is difficult. Then we descend into the Langtang Valley and hike to Kyangin Gomba. From the Kyangin Gomba, we take the regular route of ascent  to Naya Kanga Base Camp at 4300m. We will need 2 days to summit, probably using a high camp at 4900 m. After summiting we cross the Ganja-La and descend to Melamchi Pul, which will take 5 days. From there we drive back to Kathmandu.