Yubra Himal: Geography and Name
Stands at 6,035 m (19,799 ft).
Rises above the glaciated valleys north of Kyanjin Gompa.
Accessibility: Can be reached within 4–5 days of trekking from Syabrubesi.
Elevation
6,035 m
19,799 ft
Location
Rasuwa District
Langtang Valley
Best Season
Spring & Autumn
Mar–May / Sep–Nov
Standard Route
East Ridge
Nepal Side
Overlooking Kyanjin Gompa
Yubra Himal is a standard 6,000-metre trekking peak situated in the Langtang region.
It offers an accessible progression climb for those exploring Langtang Valley.
Key Highlights
- Panoramic views of Langtang Lirung, Dorje Lakpa, and Tibetan peaks.
- Cultural interaction with Tamang communities in Langtang.
- Shorter approach duration from Kathmandu compared to Khumbu peaks.
Quick Facts
First Ascent
1984
Parent Range
Langtang Himal, Himalayas
Coordinates
28.2333° N, 85.6167° E
Beyond the Basics
Yubra Himal: Climbing & Trekking Guide
Route, acclimatisation and permit notes for Yubra Himal from the Nepal Side side, plus practical safety advice.
Yubra Himal: Climbing Routes
Base camp is typically set up in the alpine pastures north of Kyanjin.
- East Ridge Standard Route: Snow slopes leading up to moderate technical crests near the summit.
Yubra Himal: Permits, Season and Safety
The standard season on Yubra Himal is Spring & Autumn (Mar–May / Sep–Nov). Weather Changes: Langtang Valley can experience sudden afternoon cloud cover.
Approaches to Yubra Himal begin from Nepal Side in Rasuwa District, where the main objective is the East Ridge. Confirm current permit, insurance, and national park requirements before departure.
- Permits required: NMA Peak Permit & Langtang National Park Permit.
- Best months: March to May / October to November.
- Elevation: 6,035 m (19,799 ft).
Yubra Himal: Approach and Acclimatisation
Plan for road travel to the Nepal Side trailhead, then several days of walking before you reach the foot of Yubra Himal. Gain height gradually, take a rest day before moving to high camp, and keep a spare weather day in reserve during Spring & Autumn.
Summit day on a 6,035 m objective is long, so start early and set a clear turn-around time. If the East Ridge is crowded or the snow is unstable, waiting a day is almost always better than pushing on.
Yubra Himal: Facts and Figures
Yubra Himal "Langtang Sentinel" stands at 6,035 m in Rasuwa District, Langtang Valley. The figures below summarise the mountain for trip planning.
- First Ascent: 1984
- Parent Range: Langtang Himal, Himalayas
- Coordinates: 28.2333° N, 85.6167° E