Gosaikunda Trek is one of the fantastic religious trekking sites which provides the warmth of being around nature. What is so special about the Gosaikunda trekking routes? 

In the religious sense, it is a pilgrimage for Hindus and Buddhists. In terms of activities increasing your excitement, there are tons. 

Participating in numerous adventure activities will boost your adrenaline. The most stunning and panoramic views of mountains and hills will take your breath away. 

Trekking through various pathways, sampling traditional Nepali cuisine. Tamang and other indigenous groups are all part of the adventure.

During your journey, explore every natural vegetation the Langtang national park offers. It is also quite a benefit of this journey. So buckle up and let us learn much about the stunning trekking route towards the Gosaikunda Lake. 

What are the fantastic things to explore in Gosaikunda Trek? 

Gosaikunda Trek is the most popular short trek and an addition to the Langtang Trek. You will haul up to the pine forest where red pandas are found to the holy lake Gosaikunda. 

Although you will not be standing face to face, you will get to observe the fantastic views of the Ganesh and Langtang Himalayan range. 

How can you remember snowboarding and challenging Lauberina La( 4610 m)? 

You can observe the magnificent views of ten peaks over 6000m. 

There are several ways to approach the Gosaikunda, whereas acclimatizing in the Langtang Valley is best. 

The closest trek from the Kathmandu Valley takes you on a delightful journey through terraced fields, wild forests, flower meadows, and many villages, providing a magnificent view of the mountains. 

The route also highlights the Tamang culture as much as the mountain scenery. You will start from the syabrubesi while getting a glimpse of Tamang village Ghatlang—the hot springs at Tatopani and the fine mountain views from Nagathali Ghyang. 

Afterward, you will pass through Ganja La Pass, which links Kyanjin Gompa at the head of the Langtang Valley with Tarke Gyang. 

The spectacular view of the icefall Gyanghempo crosses the Ganja la pass over the Helambu valley, famous for organic farming. You can get a guide, buckle up to Kyanjin Gompa, and walk further to Langsisa Kharka. 

Ultimately you can extend your journey toward the Langtang glacier, where you will feel the Himalayas all to yourself. Gosaikunda is a 6oo meter alpine freshwater lake that consists of several other ponds Bhairav Kunda, Saraswati Kunda, Parvati Kunda, and Aama Kunda are magnificent ones. 

This area is considered to have 108 ponds close to the Ramasar site. So watch out for them carefully. 

While exploring the Tamang culture, you can observe the local monasteries. Sing Gompa is one of them. It is a historic monastery that the locals refer to as Chandanbari. If you want to experience inner peace, take a break, light the butter lamp, and pay attention to the monks as they pray. 

The cheese factory of Chandanbari will be open, where you can learn much about its production and processing. The journey is filled with excitement, thrill, and adventure. Make sure to explore all the local places during your trip. 

Religious Facts of Gosaikunda Lake

Gosaikunda Lake equally holds importance for Hindu and Buddhist people, according to the local people of Gosaikunda, who have been a part of Tamang culture extensively. 

As Buddhists pay a visit to the holy lake, praying for the afterlife of departed souls. On the night of Janai Purnima, a process led by Jhankris(shamans) makes its way toward the lake, singing songs and chanting hymns. 

According to Hindu Mythology, Gosaikunda is the home of the goddess Parvati and lord Shiva. Various Hindu sculptures refer to Samundra Manthan, which explains the origin of Gosaikunda. 

The lake is believed to be created when Lord Shiva thrust his trident into a mountain to extract water so that he could cool his burning throat after swallowing the poison during Samundra Manthan. 

Best Time To Visit Gosaikunda Trek 

The fantastic and sacred location is one of the famous trekking routes of Nepal. All of you preparing for your trekking journey might wonder when will be the right time to visit the lap of Langtang region. 

The weather is divided into seasons: Winter, Summer, Autumn, and Spring. 

However, the autumn and spring seasons are the best tie milestones for the trek. You can explore the expansive mountain view and cultural expressions during the season.  

The Autumn season from September-November is also the best. The spring season lies from March-May. The local flora and fauna, with alpine vegetation, are abundant during this season. The highlight of this season is the pink-colored forest with an aroma of pine and mountains. 

The days are warm and temperate weather conditions, whereas the nights are cold and breezy. While the paths are not steep, making it easier for your hike. The clear skies give a marvelous view of the smaller and bigger peaks. 

During winter, from December-February, you must deal with extreme weather conditions. It might be followed by the snow, which brings the major obstacle during your hike, along with the absence of the marvelous sky view. 

How can you remember the frozen lake, which might add a bit of beautiful scenery during your journey in the winter season? 

The summer season begins in June-August, which will also be an appropriate time for trekking. But sometimes, the temperature might be extreme, and you must face sunstroke. 

Plan your trip correctly, and remember to contact us for the proper partner during your trekking journey. 

Conclusion 

The Gosaikunda trek is one of the most adventurous while exploring our spiritual sites. You are planning to bear nature and also find peace in your life. This journey is one you will never forget in your life. 

From the exploration of natural vegetation provided by the Langtang region, spiritual satisfaction is provided by local monasteries and Gompa. One must remember the holy lake Gosaikunda which is fantastic. 

Get ready both physically and mentally before starting to explore the trail. Make sure to stroll when you hit a certain height and breathe slowly. I hope you like our blog.