The Ganesh Himal trek for 12 days covers the course that lies only west of the Langtang National Park yet your voyage will be nothing not exactly like some other treks to the Langtang area of Nepal. The terraced slopes, rich timberlands, various geology, and Tamang culture are the forces that make Ganesh Himal Trek a commendable one. As you stroll along your trail, you will encounter assorted vegetation in only a solitary day that ranges from sub-tropical vegetation districts to elevated vegetation areas. The energetic settlements of Tamang individuals will enable you to get a few bits of knowledge about individuals, their exceptional culture, and their convention. Ganesh Himal Trek is a genuine delight of strolling in the less travailed trails to grand heaven that lies someplace in the middle of rich slopes and woodlands in the setting of excellent Himalayan extents.
The name "Ganesh" originates from a Hindu divinity – Lord Ganesh whose head is like that of a wild elephant. The pinnacle of Ganesh Himal looks like that of an elephant hence prominent as Ganesh Himal. Ganesh Himal Trek is an energizing trek that gives you a chance to encounter the magnificence of lively towns, pleasant mountains, icy mass, and awesome scenes. The encompassing excellence of Ganesh Himal is a captivating memory that you'll view, all through your voyage. Since the vegetation differs from sub-tropical to high amid the adventure, the trekking course is home to an assorted variety of greenery and faunas. Inferable from its different vegetation and scene, Ganesh Himal district has around 526 types of plants and 300 types of feathered creatures and creatures that incorporate Himalayan Thar, Gaur, Musk deers, monkeys, and numerous different winged creatures. The area is wealthy in orchids. Ganesh Himal area has around 40 unique types of orchids. The organization of rhododendron trees, lakes, and cascades along your way will make your voyage increasingly energetic and enthusiastic.
Along these lines, prepare to savor this voyage initiated after the touring visit to Kathmandu. We drive to Betrawati from where we start our trek. We pass woodlands, towns, lakes, and cascades to recognize the excellence that Ganesh Himal and different mountains like Langtang Lirung, Buddha Himal, Hiunchuli Dorje Lakpa, and different piles of western and focal Nepal. Cross Singa-la pass and appreciate the excellence that lies in highly contrasting lakes.
Day 07: Rupchet to Kharka (2500 m) via the Shing La Pass (4100 m) 7 hrs
Day 08: Karka to Borang (1800 m) 7 hrs
Day 09: Borang to Jharlang (1700 m) 6 hrs
Day 10: Jharlang to Kintang Phedi (1200 m) 6 hrs
Day 11: Drive to Kathmandu 8-9 hrs
Day 12: Departure Day
Cost Includes :
All necessary permits during the trek
Airport / Hotel / Airport pick up & drop off service by a private tourist vehicle.
Twin-sharing accommodation in a tourist standard hotel in Kathmandu including breakfast.
Basic guesthouse or tea house accommodation during the trek in mostly twin-share and occasionally dormitory-style rooms including all meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)
Local licensed English-speaking trekking guide.
The required number of local staff and porters to carry your luggage during the trek (We assign one porter for every two guests.)
Food, accommodation, insurance, equipment, and medicine for all staff.
Cost Excludes :
Dinner and lunch in Kathmandu except for farewell dinner.
Your expenses for mineral water, soft beverages, confectionaries, laundries, phone calls, hot drinking water, bar bills, showers, etc.
Internet facility, battery chargers, multi-plugs, etc.
Your travel insurance covers Helicopter evacuation.
Medical expenses and trip cancellation.
Any other extended trips and accommodation.
Tips of guide, porters, and driver as a token of appreciation.
Nepal arrival visa.
* This tour can be fully customized as per your requirement.
Day 01: Arrival in Kathmandu (1,300 m)
Following your arrival time at Tribhuwan International Airport, our company representatives will be there for your warm welcome and to shift you towards a luxury tourist standard hotel. Therefore, we plan on gathering at our office to discuss the upcoming trek.
Day 02: Kathmandu to Betrawati. (850 m) 5 hrs
We will drive from Kathmandu to Betrawat Bazaar passing through Trishuli Bazaar en route, which is a shopping hub for local people. Our campsite will be arranged nearby Sole Bazaar, on the bank of the Trishuli River, where we can enjoy wonderful views of farm fields, small villages, and terraced slopes set against the background of the Ganesh Himal Range. Overnight stay at Tented Camp
Day 03: Betrawati to Kispang (1600 m) 5 hrs
An easy, gentle trek today through farmland and local villages until we reach Kispang, a small village inhabited by Tamang people who depend on farming for their livelihood. Overnight stay at Tented Camp
Day 04: Kispang to Thulo Chaur (2200 m) 5 hrs
A gentle ascent passes through more local villages where you will see the Tamang people practicing a traditional lifestyle. We will see local schools, monasteries, and some pretty waterfalls along our way today. Overnight stay at Tented Camp
Day 05: Thulo Chaur to Gonga (2900 m) 4 hrs
We ascend steadily through a deep, mixed forest of rhododendron and pine, hopefully, you will spot some of the wildlife as we trek. Deer, Langur monkies, and wild boar amongst others, all call this place home. On reaching Gonga, get your camera out for some wonderful views of the Ganesh Himal Range. Overnight stay at Tented Camp
Day 06: Gonga to Rupchet (3635 m) 4 hrs
We continue through the thick forest, gaining altitude as we go, enjoying spectacular views of the Great Himalayan Chain and the Tibetan mountain range. Overnight stay at Tented Camp
Day 07: Rupchet to Kharka (2500 m) via the Shing La Pass (4100 m) 7 hrs
A Steep trek up to Shing La Pass. A tiring feat but one which will be rewarded with stupendous views of Mount Ganesh Himal, Langtang, Manaslu, and the surrounding Himalayas. After soaking up the alpine atmosphere on the pass, we head down, steeply ascending for 4 hours to Kharka. Overnight stay at Tented Camp
Day 08: Karka to Borang (1800 m) 7 hrs
The journey today is steeply downhill through terraced farmland and some quaint villages. Borang is another typical Tamang village where you will be offered a warm welcome and have the chance to enjoy some beautiful mountain vistas. Overnight stay at Tented Camp
Day 09 - Borang to Jharlang (1700 m) 6 hrs
A lot of “Nepali Flat” (a little bit up, a little bit down!) today as we hike past the perfectly terraced fields that the local villagers farm. We reach the Tamang village of Jharlang in the afternoon where we will set up camp. Overnight stay at Tented Camp
Day 10: Jharlang to Kintang Phedi (1200 m) 6 hrs
A steep descent through local villages where you will find mixed cultures co-habiting. Some pretty countryside views with a stunning mountain backdrop are to be had as we make our way to Kintang Phedi. Overnight stay at Tented Camp
Day 11: Drive to Kathmandu 8-9 hrs
Scenic drive to Kathmandu and after you reach Kathmandu we will host a farewell dinner in a fine Nepalese restaurant with ethnic moves and music with Nepalese dishes.
Day 12: Departure Day
On the last day focusing your time, you can go shopping to collect some gifts for your friends or family members. We help you with your necessary arrangements and pack-ups along with our private vehicle to transfer you to the airport focusing on your departure time. Our representatives will be there to wish you a safe flight and successful steps ahead.
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Where is Ganesh Himal?
Nestled amidst the rugged peaks of the Ganesh Himal Range, this moderately challenging trek offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas, serene valleys, and a glimpse into the traditional culture of the region.
What are the required permits for the Ganesh Himal Trek?
Ganesh Himal Area Permit: Mandatory for entering the Ganesh Himal area, which encompasses the entire trekking route.
TIMS Card (Trekkers Information Management System): Essential for every trekker in Nepal to track movement and ensure safety.
When is the best time for the Ganesh Himal Trek?
Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) provide the most favorable conditions for the Ganesh Himal trek, with clear skies, mild temperatures, and minimal rainfall.
What are the highlights of the Ganesh Himal Trek?
Ganesh Himal Panorama: Witness the majestic Ganesh Himal peaks, including Ganesh I, Ganesh II, and Ganesh III, from stunning vantage points like Singla Pass.
Ruby Valley: Traverse through the Ruby Valley, known for its lush greenery, traditional villages, and hospitable locals.
Cultural Immersion: Immerse yourself in the unique culture of the Tamang and Gurung communities, learning about their traditional lifestyle, craftsmanship, and religious practices.
Remote Wilderness: Experience the raw beauty of the Ganesh Himal region, with its untamed landscapes, diverse wildlife, and sense of isolation.
How to prepare for the Ganesh Himal Trek?
Physical Fitness: Train consistently, focusing on cardiovascular endurance and strength training to handle moderate ascents, moderate altitudes (up to 4,050 meters/13,287 feet at Singla Pass), and varied terrain.
Altitude Acclimatization: Gradually adjust to high altitudes before starting the trek, spending a few days in Kathmandu (1,400 meters) before ascending.
Permits and Insurance: Obtain the necessary permits (Ganesh Himal Area Permit, TIMS Card) and purchase comprehensive travel and medical insurance.
Gear and Clothing: Pack appropriate attire for moderate-altitude trekking, including warm clothing, waterproof layers, hiking boots, a backpack, trekking poles, a headlamp, and a first-aid kit.
How difficult is the Ganesh Himal Trek?
The Ganesh Himal Trek is considered a moderately challenging trek, demanding a moderate level of fitness, experience, and adaptability. It involves moderate ascents, moderate altitudes, varied terrain, some exposure to altitude sickness, and a remote environment with limited facilities.
How fit do you need to be for the Ganesh Himal Trek?
To conquer this trek, you should be in good physical condition. Regular aerobic exercise, such as running, swimming, or cycling, will develop the stamina required for moderate-length treks. Additionally, strength training will prepare your muscles for the demands of the trek.
What should you pack for the Ganesh Himal Trek?
Here's a basic packing list for the Ganesh Himal Trek:
