Overview

The Gosainkunda trek is a well-known trekking destination of Nepal dominated by incredible Himalaya viewpoints of Mount Langtang Lirung range. The travelers traverse through traditional villages until they reach the high pass of Lauribinayak dominated by viewpoints of the snowcapped himalayas. There are around twelve lakes in the Gosainkunda Basin. The important three lakes are Saraswatikunda, Bhairabkunda, and Gosainkunda. As showed by the Hindu mythology, the Gosainkunda Basin was created by Lord Shiva to chill off his blasting throat caused from poison called halahal, Lord Shiva struck his trident into the stone making three springs which is the current Saraswatikunda, Bhairabkunda, and Gosainkunda. Finally, Lord Shiva drank the water of these lakes and discarded the misery. This trek gives astonishing viewpoints of snow-topped mountains, wonderful valley and perspectives at uncommon 108 holy glacier lakes alongside conventional ethnic culture.

The Gosainkunda trek is the most captivating and excellent blend of nature and high snow finished mountain views arranged around charming Langtang valley named as Mount Langtang Lirung of 7246meters. Most of the conventional settlements living in Langtang region are relocated from Tibet. Gosainkunda Lake is the site of an exceptional trip. The inconceivable rock in the point of convergence of the lake is said to be the remaining parts of heavenly place and it is moreover ensured that a channel passes on water from the lake particularly to the tank at the Kumbeshwor Temple in Patan. Gosainkunda is the most famous lake prestigious among Nepali Hindus. The trekking experience is reasonable for explorers after some acclimatization in Langtang valley or antique city of Helambu. Beginning from either Dhunche or Syabrubesi the trekking trails climb steeply through overfilled rhododendron woodlands to the religious group and cheddar creation line of antique Sing Gompa. Above here the trail travels through the forests and uneven mountain trails enveloping by viewpoints of the Langtang Himalayas in conclusion entering the barren upper compasses of the Trishuli River commanded by ice sheets and rough sloping area. The Travelers can climb any of nearby slopes to view perspectives of encompassing Langtang Himalaya Range. The travelers return back to Dhunche to get vehicle to return to Kathmandu city.