As the dawn sun peaks over the ridge, Langtang becomes visible
Langtang was the largest village in the region. Very Tibetan in appearance, but with a large contingency of guest houses to cater for the trekkers. Tragically, this village was devastated during the 2015 earthquakes
Langtang Gompa sat at the lower end of Langtang, but a little above the village on the slopes of the massive valley wall
The 'Tight Five' - gompa urchins keeping an eye on things as we explored Langtang Gompa
From Langtang Gompa, looking towards Langtang and beyond. The snow peak at left is Tserko Ri (4,990m) – an excellent trekking peak that affords beautiful views of the surrounding region
On our return from Kyanjin Gompa, in Langtang, we checked in to the Langtang Lirung Hotel. A good choice on account of the friendliness of the family living there and also mum’s cooking – delicious apple pie
The ornate kitchen, obviously a source of pride for our hostess, was imported from Tibet. At the Langtang Lirung Hotel, Langtang
Another fine example of a mani stone featured in a mani wall above Langtang
Back on the trail above Langtang, a regular daily occurrence is captured on film as a thin stream of cloud finds its way up the valley. This normally evaporated at dusk
Progressing towards Kyanjin Gompa
A mani stone covered in Tibetan characters
A group of locals head down from Kyanjin Gompa to Langtang
As we got closer to Kyanjin Gompa the terrain opened out into a broad rocky basin. Lenpo Gang (7,083m) is the beautiful fluted peak at centre. Tserko Ri is on the left (4,990m)
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