Lamjung Peak Himal base camp trek is a remote trek in the Himalayas with a maximum elevation of 4500m. A magnificent off-the-beaten-path trekking route, the Lamjung Himal Base Camp trek is located south of the Manaslu range and north of the Gorkha district. Offering breathtaking vistas of Nepal’s north-central Himalayas, the beautiful Lamjung trek is one of the best trekking destination in Nepal. The less-traveled route passes through a variety of landscapes, from low-lying villages and terraced fields to the biggest Gurung settlements in Nepal.

Details of Lamjung Peak Base Camp Trek

Name of the Trek	Lamjung Base Camp Trek
Trekking Region	Annapurna Region in Nepal ACAP
Trekking Difficulty	Strenuous
Trekking Days	10 Days
Maximum Elevation	5200 meters
Accommodation	Tea Houses at first, then camping
Best For	Off-beaten trail, lush forests, breathtaking mountain vistas, camping in the secluded region

Highlights of Lamjung Himal Base Camp Trek

• Bird watching are ideal throughout the trek to Lamjung Himal Base Camp.
• The gorgeous rhododendron forests that line the trail are a great source of outdoor enjoyment. The main locations where you may discover the wonderful culture and customs of the local people are the lovely villages Ghale Gaun, Bhujung, Ghanpokhara, and Sikles Village.
• Additionally, you can take in the breathtaking scenery of a gorgeous mountain range. The main mountains that can be observed throughout the trek include the Himchuli, Annapurna, Manaslu, Ganesh, Dhaulagiri, and Lamjung Himal.

Detailed Itinerary of Lamjung Peak Base Camp Trek

Day 1: Drive from Kathmandu to Besisahar (760 m)

You will travel through beautiful countryside to get to Besisahar, where you will spend the night. The Annapurna Circuit hike begins in Besisahar as well.

Day 2: Trek from Besisahar to Ghale Gaun (Ghale Village) (2052 m)

On the first day, we will start our trek from Besisahar to Ghalegaun. A lovely village with natural beauty and an unspoilt ethnic way of life, Ghalegaun is home to the Gurung people. On the path, we’ll take in the breathtaking views of the Manaslu and Mount Annapurna ranges. Spend the night at a homestay or a tent camp.

Day 3: Trek from Ghale Gaun to Maidu Kharkha (2875 m)

On this day’s trip, we will ascending trails, passing through diverse rhododendron forests, hills covered in various flowering plants before arriving at Maidu Kharka. In Nepali, the word “kharka” means a grassland. There are no settlements between Ghalegaun and Tanting; instead, all that can be seen are herds of sheep and goats grazing on the grasslands in a serene and tranquil environment. At Maidu, a picturesque vista of hills and snow-capped mountains is seen after a five-hour trek. Camp in a tent for the night at Maidu.

Day 4: Trek from Maidu Kharka to Kyubara (3470 m)

We will walk 6–7 hours today, largely along the trail that runs along the top of the hill, to get to Kyubara. Looking below, we can see lovely villages. From here, we can see very beautiful views of many mountain ranges, including Manaslu, Lamjung Himal, Himlung Himal, and Annapurna II, III, and IV. Tented camp in Kyubara for the night.

Day 5: Trek from Kyubara to Furju Deurali (4385 m)

We will hike through the upper level of the hill for 5 to 6 hours today on our journey to Furju Deurali. Water is rare throughout this trekking route because it runs along the top of the hill. Tented camp in Furju Deurali for the night.

Day 6: Trek from Furju Deurali to Lamjung Himal Base Camp (4500 m)

We can come across the ice deposit on the trail when we go from Fuju Deurali to Lamjung Himal Base Camp. With an elevation gain and slick slopes, getting to base camp is challenging. We will arrive at Lamjung Himal Base Camp by following a narrow track. You will be at the base of Lamjung Himal, one of the Himalayas’ most stunning peaks. In the base camp, we will spend the night in a tent camp.

Day 7: Lamjung Himal Base Camp to Singaligoth (2900 m)

Your elevation loss today will be close to 2000 meters as you descend quickly from a height of 4500 meters to 2900 meters. Starting from Lamjung Himal Base Camp, this is equally a challenging and narrow track that will take 5 to 6 hours to reach Singaligoth.  Tented camp in Singaligoth for the night.

Day 8: Trek from Singaligoth to Sikles (1980 m)

On this day, we will trek for about 5 to 6 hours across slopes and drops to get to Sikles. Gurung communities make up the entire population of the lovely Sickles village. The village has been able to maintain its ethnic authenticity, and its residents are exceedingly hospitable. Enjoy some locally produced alcohol while learning about the Gurung people’s culture and relaxing your achy body and legs. You can rest well and replenish your strength in Sikles.

Day 9: Drive from Sikles to Pokhara

From Sikles, the drive to Pokhara takes four hours and is somewhat bumpy. Once you get in Pokhara, the city of lakes, wander around the enchanted valley to view the peaks reflected in the crystal-clear lake. These are the same peaks that you been to the base of. In the Pokhara lakeside area, unwind while also taking in the nightlife.

Day 10: Drive back to Kathmandu

Take the seven hours commute to get back to Kathmandu.

How Difficult is Lamjung Himal Base Camp Trek?

Lamjung Himal Base Camp Trek is not advised for beginner level trekkers due to the lengthy and challenging nature of the trek. This wonderful camping journey in the Annapurna region is perfect for hikers with good physical fitness and previous hiking experience.

Some of the upper elevations of the walking trail are uninhabited. Also, the accommodation is lacking. Camping is therefore necessary while on the hike. Trekkers require an ACAP permit and TIMS card in order to hike to Lamjung Himal Base Camp. In the Annapurna region, this journey offers a fantastic once-in-a-lifetime experience.