Overview
Ganesh Himal trekking takes us along a trail that overlooks the magnificent Ganesh Himal sub-range. Ganesh Himal is a Himalayan mountain range sub-range. It is located in north-central Nepal, but some of the peaks border Tibet. The Ganesh Himal Trek is one of the Himalayas’ least-explored areas and unexplored trekking routes. Ganesh Himal Trekking, located between Langtang and Manaslu, has many hidden wonders and marvels. Ganesh Himal, named after a Hindu god, is known for its untouched natural beauty and diverse flora and fauna. The location of this trek includes the breathtaking Ganesh Himal range, Mount Manaslu, Langtang, Annapurna, and the Tibet range. It is the spiritual trip’s Ruby Valley. The range contains four peaks above 7,000 meters and fourteen others above 6,000 meters. Yangra (Ganesh I), at 7,422m, is the highest peak in the range (24,350 ft).
Ganesh Himal Trek is ideal for travellers who want to avoid popular and crowded areas such as the Annapurna and Everest regions. This trip provides stunning panoramic views of the Ganesh Himal, Langtang, and Annapurna regions. In the spring, this area has beautiful landscapes, rich flora, and dense forests with Spanish oak, blue pine, and rhododendrons. The Hindu god of fortune is Ganesh. In Nepal, we pray to the elephant-headed god Ganesh as a divine power. This mountain is named after the same god Ganesh, which is held holy by Hindus. Our adventure treks through Nepal’s Ganesh Himal region take us through peaceful towns and villages and terraced fields, to mighty glaciers, and into undiscovered places. Ganesh Himal Trek is one of Nepal’s lesser-known trekking routes. By taking this trip, we will be exploring some of Nepal’s most remote areas, providing us with an adventure of a lifetime. We organize a fully supported homestay trekking to help the local economy and provide the opportunity to experience the great hospitality of the Ganesh Himal region’s residents. Ganesh Himal Trek is designed for daring trekkers who want to experience the beauty of Nepal’s isolated villages surrounded by alluring mountains.
Itinerary
Day 1: Drive from Pokhara to Syabrubesi (1,503m/ 7-8 hours drive)
From Pokhara, we take an early bus or a jeep to Syabrubesi. We drive up to the Langtang Valley entrance, where we get our permits checked and registered. The 7 to 8-hour journey is undoubtedly enjoyable, with a scenic drive following the Trisuli Bazaar, Ramche Gaon, and Dhunche. The road is a little challenging, with narrow and rocky paths, but the breathtaking scenery will leave us speechless. In Syabrubesi, we spend the night. Syabrubesi, as the halfway point between treks and the Chinese border, has everything you might need for your trek. We can go shopping and enjoy the wonderful atmosphere of the small village snuggled among the green hills.
Day 2: Syabrubesi -Chawatar- Gatlang 1 hour drive, (2,337m/ 5-6 hours walk)
We continue our journey from Syabrubesi to Gatlang, a small Tamang village. As we descend to Gatlang, we follow a narrow and twisty trail to Bahun Dada Pass. We can also travel to Gatland via Chawatar. We will stop in Chawatar. Then after, we enjoy our first hike of the trek as we pass through the magnificent Tamang village, rich in culture and tradition. Stay the night at the lodge.
Day 3: Trek from Gatlang to Parvati Kunda, Yuri Kharka to Somdang (3,271m/ 6-7 hours walk)
Somdang is our destination for the day. From Gatlang, we hike to Parvati Kunda, a natural alpine fresh lake. This lake, named after the famous Hindu Goddess Parvati, who is also Lord Shiva’s wife, is considered sacred by the locals. With its religious significance, we can also see the lake’s natural beauty, which is pure and majestic. We follow the trail to Yuri Kharka through lush pine and rhododendron forest. We will continue our hike towards Somdang River via Khurphu Bhanjyang after a delicious meal here. We can see a closed mine a few hours before the hearing. Stay the night at the lodge.
Day 4: Trek from Somdang to Pangsang Pass (La) (3,842m/ 3-4 hours walk)
We will start our hike from Somdang to Pangsang Pass on a relaxed morning. We travel southwest from Somdang Village to Pangsang Kharka, accompanied by dazzling mountains and picturesque scenery. We can see the breathtaking panorama of Mount Manaslu and the Ganesh Himal Range. As we explore the village, we also discover a wide range of medicinal herbs. As one of Nepal’s most remote trekking routes, there are few lodges in the area. Stay the night at the lodge.
Day 5: Trek from Pangsang Pass to Tipling – Shertung /Chalish (1,875m/ 5-6 hours walk)
We begin the day early, enjoying the sun’s rays and kissing the blanket of mountains that surrounds us. We start our hike after a delicious breakfast in the cool mountain breeze. We make our way down to Laptung village through dense forest. The amazing fir trees and rhododendron add to the route’s beauty. We rest for a while at Tipling before continuing on the trail towards Shertung and Chalish. Shertung, known as the “Golden City,” has a fascinating history. Chalish is a nearby village with a fascinating story of its own. These are the only two villages in the region that have not yet been developed. However, the locals and the tourism committee of the area ensure that basic meals are provided to visitors, so we will spend the night.
Day 6: Trek from Chalish to Hindung (Gomba Danda) (2,402m/ 4 -5 hours walk)
Unlike the classic Everest or Annapurna treks, this trek route attracts fewer trekkers. With a calm atmosphere and few passersby, we walk fully immersed in nature. Moving on from Chalish to Hindung, We see the untouched beauty of the trail, known as Gomba danda. The trail’s untainted beauty will captivate you and cause us to fall in love with the location Hindung, a small Tamang village with a small population is well-known for its ruby and crystal. If we visit during the right season, we may also be able to see Yarsagumba, a well-known medicinal herb. Stay the night at the lodge.
Day 7: Trek from Hindung Danda to Thulo Dhunga (3,337m/ 4-5 hours walk)
On this particular day, we led an unusual climb. We will climb higher to reach Thulo Dhunga. The trail includes many wild floras and faunas, as well as numerous hidden wonders. We may see exotic animals such as wild musk deer, wild boars, jharal, langur, and leopards as we walk through the path. On the way to Thulo Dunga, we also see some spectacular waterfalls. We stop here for the night and relax in the peaceful atmosphere of the isolated village. Spend the night there.
Day 8: Trek from Thulo Dhunga to Base Camp (Nojet Kharka) (3,691m/ 6 hours walk)
Today will be an exciting day as we hike to Nojet Kharka, the Ganesh Himal base camp. The trail will undoubtedly amaze us with each turn we take. We’ll have a great time walking this route because of the view of the snowy mountains, the peaceful atmosphere, and a little bit of adventure. We will arrive at Nojet Kharka, where we will spend the night. Spend the night in a hotel.
Day 9: Acclimatization Day/viewpoint
Today we will take a stroll around the Base Camp before hiking ahead to get a spectacular view of the Ganesh Himal range. We continue hiking to a ridge in the northeast direction of Dobra Danda. We get a breathtaking view of the snow-capped mountain. The proximity and beauty of Ganesh Himal will leave us speechless. The scenery is completely enthralling. We can see two small lakes glistening in front of the blanket of mountains from the top. The lakes, namely Kalo Kunda (Black Lake) and Seto Kunda (White Lake) are mysterious features of this location that will awe us. The lake is revered by the locals and is thought to have spiritual powers. When we visit the area, we acknowledge the positive energy of the lakes.
Day 10: Return from Base Camp to Hindung (Gomba Danda) (2,402m/ 7-8 hours walk)
We return to Hindung via the same route we used to get there. The journey back will be equally enjoyable if you walk the same route with a reversed perspective. We walk the peaceful trail, surrounded by breathtaking mountain views and a distinct landscape. As we walk through the dense forest, we will arrive at Hindung, where we will spend the night.
Day 11: Trek from Hindung to hot springs to Racyat Gaon/Kapur Gaon (1,500m/ 5-6 hours walk)
We’ll spend an hour in the hot spring ready to travel to Racyat and Kapur Gaon today, so it’ll be a relaxing day. We travel south from Hindung to a developed riverside hot spring. With a bathing pool and three taps, we will immerse ourselves in warm water to relax both physically and mentally. We continue our trek by following stone steps built by the Kadoorie Agri Aid Association and the British Gurkhas of Nepal. We pass through Tir before arriving at Racyat and Kapur villages.
Day 12: Trek from Racyat/Kapur Gaon to Lapa to Khading Gaon (2,025m/ 4-5 hours walk)
After a delicious breakfast, we set out on our journey early in the morning. We pass through Lapchyat village on our way to Khading village. Lapchyat, a small Gurung village with only a few residents, offers much more. We proceed by crossing the Lapa Khola on a box bridge and walking uphill from there. We will arrive at Lapa gaon, the region’s largest Gurung village. We continue to Khading village, where we will spend the night interacting with the locals and learning more about the mysterious trail. Spend the night in a lodge.
Day 13: Trek from Khading Gaon to Magne Goth (2,950m/4 hours walk)
We begin our trek from Khading Gaon on a pleasant trail, full of enthusiasm. We walk through a blue pine forest and terraced fields, passing by a scattered rhododendron garden. The trail has steep ascents but is surprisingly beautiful as we pass through mysterious settlements and farmlands. We finally arrive at Magne Goth, where we will spend the night. A large boulder near Magne Goth is where ruby extraction takes place. We can walk around the area and take in the depth and mysteries of the remote village. Spend the night there.
Day 14: Trek from Magne Goth to Lapu Danda (1,250m/ 5-6 hours walk)
We should prepare for our hike today after spending the night in Magne Goth. After a few hours of walking, we will arrive in the Gorkha district. The trail today is mostly downhill, so the day ends early. We enjoy the trail to the fullest as we pass through dense forests and take in the breathtaking view of the mountains. We proceed to the small village of Dhonjet, which leads to Katunje. We continue hiking until we reach Manabu, where we re-enter Dhading district. We arrive at Laphu Danda, a small Brahmin village, after following the trail. The scenery is breathtaking, with vast plains and a blanket of snow-capped mountains. Mount Manaslu, Himalchuli, Shringi peaks, and the ultimate Ganesh Himal range are all visible. Spend the night there.
Day 15: Trek from Lapu Danda to Ganga Jamuna (950m/ 5-6 hours walk)
We should prepare for our hike today after spending the night in Magne Goth. After that, we will arrive in the Gorkha district. We travel to Ganga Jamuna while admiring the magnificent view of Mount Manaslu and other dazzling mountains. We follow the trail through the lush green fields to Baseri. This location’s atmosphere is so lovely that we will be immersed in tranquillity and satisfaction. After a few hours of walking, we arrive at the magnificent Ganga Jamuna twin waterfalls, where we will spend the night. With its religious significance, Ganga Jamuna is also an excellent camping location. From here, we can see the Langtang range, Ganesh Himal, Shringi Himal, Manaslu range, Lamjung Himal, Himalchuli range, and Annapurna range. Spend the night here.
Day 16: Trek from Ganga Jamuna to Tripura Sundari (850m/5-6 hours walk)
The trail becomes easier as we near the end of our journey. We continue hiking from Ganga Jamuna to Tripura Sundari. We pass through Brahmin villages, paddy fields, and flat fields. We pass through enthralling grassy hills, beautiful waterfalls, rhododendron and pine forests, and small isolated villages with mysterious cultures and traditions. As we say our goodbyes, we catch a spectacular view of Mount Manaslu. We also see the Akhu River, which is one of the most beautiful sights on our journey. Our last night will be at Tripura Sundari.
Day 16: Trek from Tripura Sundari – to Pokhara (1,310m/ 5 hours drive)
Today’s trek concludes with a bus ride back to Pokhara from Tripura Sundari. On our way back, we should enjoy a final glimpse of the mountains. We bid farewell to the amazing Ganesh Himal region after a journey filled with wonders. After you arrive in Pokhara, we will take you back to your hotel. We can arrange a tour of the city based on your specifications. Several world heritage sites can be found throughout the city. As stunning as the mountains, the culture surrounding the city is a must-see before calling it a day. Thank you, we hope you have a safe trip home.
Cost Include
- Three meals a day during the Trekking (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
- Accommodations in a Tea House/Lodge during the Trekking.
- Pokhara to Syabrubesi and Tripura Sundari to Kathmandu drive cost.
- Trekking Guide, assistant trekking guide for groups with 12 or more trekkers and a porter ( Sharing by two clients) with Insurance, food, and accommodations.
- Cook and helpers for Island Base Camp stay.
- Langtang National Park Permit fee
- Snacks (cookies) and seasonal fresh fruits every day
- Rescue operation arrangement in case of complicated health conditions (funded by travel insurance).
- Proper First aid kit
- A TIMS card (Trekking Information Management System)is like a permit.
- All government, local taxes, and official expenses
- The company’s duffel bag will also be provided. (if needed)
- All essential official fees.
Cost Exclude
- International flight cost
- Your travel insurance
- Excess baggage charge (weight limit 9 kg per person)
- On-arrival visa fees at Tribhuvan International Airport (30 days- USD 50)
- All accommodations and meals in Kathmandu, before and after the trek
- Extra night accommodations in Kathmandu due to early arrival, late departure, or early return from the trek
- Personal expenses (shopping, snacks, boiled water, hot (tea/coffee) and cold drinks, hot shower, alcohol, Wi-Fi, telephone call, battery re-charge fee, extra porters, etc
- Tips for the Guide and Porter(expected).
- Travel insurance that covers emergency high-altitude heli – rescue and evacuation and health care costs (compulsory)
- Additional costs or delays due to circumstances beyond our control like bad weather conditions, itinerary modification for safety, government policy changes
Additional Information
The Ganesh Himal Trek is one of the Himalayas’ least-explored areas and unexplored trekking routes. Ganesh Himal Trekking, located between Langtang and Manaslu, has many hidden wonders and marvels and is also 1,550 meters above sea level. The path takes you through some of the most breathtaking Himalayan scenery. This is the best time of the season to trek in the Ganesh Himal Trek. The weather is very favourable throughout the trek. Stunning views of the central Himalayan range will be seen. Furthermore, we strongly suggest all of our valued clients come to Pokhara one day before their trip departure date, to participate in the trek briefing. The trip briefing allows you to double-check critical gear and equipment, as well as learn about weather and route conditions. You need to obtain some permits to complete the trekking for which we will assist you. Safety and health issues are the major concerns which will be taken care of.
The itinerary can be adjusted according to your requirements.
