Descent from Tserko Ri to Yala Kharca

The road from Tserko Ri descends comfortably through the meadows to the southeast with absolutely amazing views. You will almost certainly go this way alone, because, surprisingly, everyone returns the same way. If you plan to go to the higher Yala Peak, you will also go this way and at the end of this plain you will cross only a small valley and it will climb Yala Kharka in the direction of the altitude camp.

The peaks in the north form the border with Tibet and are over 6,500 meters above sea level. On a smaller, indistinct vertical ridge is also Yala Peak, a trekking climbing peak

Tserko Ri looks quite monumental from the Langtang valley, from here it's just an indistinct grassy hill and at the same time almost five thousand

After half an hour of a pleasant descent, you will come to the edge of a mountain meadow and see a river some 800 meters below you – a proper parachute.

The path from the edge falls quite steeply about 200 meters, then it starts to traverse the slope. Directly in front of you is the distinctive mountain Naya Kanga (5,846 m above sea level) and below it you can basically see the whole way to the saddle Ganja La

Most of the traverse parts of this tour are fine, you would not want to slip down somewhere

Almost all the way you see about 150 meters below the second alternative path. You will join it after running down this cemetery

After a while, a distant view of the Langtang Valley opens up and the destination – Kyanjin Gompa – can be seen. Right in front of you is an interesting set of pastoral dwellings and fences

The local pastures are made for yaks, which are not a problem to come across in several places on this tour

The road turns and the top of Tserko Ri is visible again. We are almost 800 meters below him

After about two and a half hours of descent, a view of the „normal“ ascent path and the classic panorama with the Langtang Lirung opens up to us.

Finally we come to the road signpost and from there we will go to Kyanjin Gompa along the same road we went in the morning