Gosainkunda trekking: -Gosainkunda trekking is a significant pilgrimage place Hindus. It is located about 150 kilometers north of Kathmandu (117 km by bus and 11 hours on foot) in Rasuwa district at an elevation of 4380 meters. Langtang National Park keeps Gosainkunda in its lap. The holy lake is a two-day trek from Dhunche, which can be reached through an adventurous 118 km mountain road from Kathmandu.
According to Hindu legend, the lake was created by Lord Shiva when he thrust his Trishula (trident) into a mountain to extract water so that he could cool his stinging throat after he had swallowed poison. There is a large rock in the center of the lake, which is said to be the remains of a Shiva shrine. [Gosain means a monk and Kunda means a pool.] People often claim that they see Shiva lying in the water. Devotees gather here in hordes on the full moon night of August to take holy dips in the lake as well as during Janai Purnima, Thulo Ekadasi, Dassera and Maghe Sankranti when huge festivals are held. It is believed that in the eastern and western side of the lake altogether nine lakes including Saraswati Kunda, Suryakunda, Ganesh Kunda Nagkunda, Bhairabkunda, Aamakunda etc exists.

Gosainkunda trekking begins from Dhunche (3,300 m) in Rasuwa district, which you reach after a 7-hour bus drive from Kathmandu. The drive up the mountains, as expected, is sure to test your nerves. After halting at Trishuli for lunch, the bus groans its way up the last 50 km, sounding as weary as the travelers inside it. However, your frayed nerves will be stilled somewhat by the fantastic views of gorges, waterfalls, and forests.

Dhunche is a modernized town with all sorts of amenities. After a much-needed rest, you’ll now begin your trek. The walk is all uphill, and it’s tiring no doubt, so the overnight halt at Chandanbari is a big relief. Note that there’s a dairy around here that sells some fantastic cheese. You might want to try some. The next day, after a hearty breakfast (with plenty of cheese, no doubt) you start walking again till you arrive at a village called Cholangpati where you stop for lunch. By this time, you might be feeling a bit light-headed because of the altitude, so breathe easy and drink lots of water. Acute mountain sickness (AMS) is a very real danger. Next, you reach Laurebeena, and you will have started noticing that the landscape is becoming pretty barren. By sundown, you should have passed Saraswatikunda and Bhairavkunda, eventually reaching your destination, Gosainkunda.

Gosainkunda trekking is Although it’s moderately hard trekking, if you are going there during Janai Purnima, then the many pilgrims you meet on the way, including some pretty old people, will surely add to your enthusiasm. Even otherwise, and at other times, the sight of the gushing waterfalls, the deep gorges, and the mysterious ravines, along with spectacular views of Ganesh Himal, Manaslu, and Annapurna, ensure that you have done the right thing by trekking here. At the same time, do pray for good weather, since the perennial mist prevalent at these heights is likely to play a villain and deprive you of the opportunity to have grandstand views of the majestic Himalayan peaks. It should be mentioned here that Langtang is located to the north of Kathmandu bordering Tibet and the whole region is protected as the Langtang National Park. It has a number of high peaks including Langtang Lirung (7,246 m). Some 5,000 people live here, mostly Tamangs. Typical Himalayan flora such as deciduous oak and maple and evergreens like pine, along with many types of rhododendron grow here. The Himalayan black bear, the goat-like Himalayan Tahr, and red pandas are also found in the park. As for the lake, a large rock lies at its center, which is believed to be a symbol of Lord Shiva. According to religious belief, the lake water is channeled directly to a tank located at Kumbheshwar temple in Lalitpur, 60 km southwest from Gosainkunda.

Day 01:- Arrival to tribhuval  international airport(TIA) and transfer to the Hotel in Kathmandu.

Day 02:- Drive From Kathmandu to Dhunche about 7 hrs and stay overnight at Dhunche in the Lodge.

Day 03:- Dhunche to
Singumba (Chandanbari) stay overnight in Singumba at the tea house lodge.

04:- Singumba to Gosainda about 6 hrs and stay overnight in Gosaikunda at tea house.

05:- Gosainkunda to Singumba about 5 hrs and stay overnight in Singumba at tea house lodge.

06:- Singumba to Dhunche and dry back to Kathmandu by 4HD jeep about 10 hrs.

07:- Final departure from Kathmandu hotel to intranational airport then own you destination.