The Ganesh Himal Trek presents an immersive cultural experience intertwined with the breathtaking natural vistas of the Ganesh Himal region. Delving into the hearts of local communities, trekkers have the unique opportunity to partake in homestay accommodations, immersing themselves in the daily lives of the Tamang people. This journey is not just about traversing landscapes but also about understanding and embracing the rich tapestry of Tamang culture.
Ganesh Himal, standing tall at 4750 meters, dominates the horizon as trekkers embark on their adventure. This sub-range, nestled in north-central Nepal with some peaks extending to the Tibet border, derives its name from the revered Hindu deity, Lord Ganesh. The distinct silhouette of Pabil (Ganesh IV), resembling Lord Ganesh’s trunk, is a defining feature of the range. With peaks soaring over seven thousand meters and numerous others above six thousand meters, including the majestic Yangra (Ganesh I) at 7,422 meters, the Ganesh Himal range offers a formidable yet awe-inspiring backdrop.
The journey commences with a scenic drive from Kathmandu, either by private four-wheel vehicle or local bus, tracing a path that unveils the natural splendor of Nepal. Arriving at Syabrubenshi, the gateway to the Langtang valley, travelers find themselves at the confluence of the Bhotekoshi River and the Langtang Khola. Venturing forth, the trek follows a rugged path to Bahun Danda before descending into Gatlang, an enchanting Tamang settlement. The trail meanders through verdant pine and rhododendron forests, eventually leading to Yuri Kharka, a picturesque spot for lunch with stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, including glimpses of Manaslu and Ganesh Himal.
Continuing onward, trekkers descend on the tranquil Somdang Village, a haven nestled amidst the rolling meadows of Pangsang Kharka. Here, amidst the natural splendor, the village boasts an abundance of herbal plants, adding to its allure. The journey progresses to Tipling, a bustling village adorned with Buddhist gumbas and a vibrant church. Here, the Tamang people showcase their rich cultural heritage through captivating performances such as the Jhankri or Shaman dance, the Ghode or Horse dance, and other traditional rituals. As the trek winds its way through Shertung and Chalish Villages, each step unveils more layers of Tamang culture, with Shertung aptly named ‘a place of gold,’ serving as a testament to the richness and warmth of the local community.
The Ganesh Himal has spectacular scenery, with four peaks over 7,000m. The trek combines impressive scenery, excellent walking, and an interesting cultural mix of Gurung and Tamang villages. The high point is 4,050 m/13,288 ft, and both the start and end of the trek can easily be reached by road from Kathmandu. The traditional trek is of a moderate grade and well off the beaten track.
Day 01: – Arrival in Kathmandu, transfer to the hotel, and welcome drinks.
Day 02: – Trekking preparing and shopping in Kathmandu.
Day 03: – Kathmandu—drive to Chilime (6/7h) 1830m.
Day 04: – Chilime –Totopani (4/5h) 2607m.
Day 05: – Tatopani – Gatlang (5/6h) 2337m.
Day 06: – Gatlang – Somdang (6/7h) 3271m.
Day 07: – Somdang – Pangsang Pass (3842 m) to Tipling (6/7h) 1890m.
Day 08: – Tipling – Sertung (Borang Village) (5/6h) 1920m
Day 09: – Rest and excursions to Sertung village
Day 10: – Sertung – Darkha Village (6/7h) 850 m.
Day 11: – Darkha Viilage – Dhadingbenshi and drive to Kathmandu by bus (6/7h)
Day 12: – Rest or Shopping Day.
Day 13: – Departure from Kathmandu to your destination.
When you make such an adventure travel plan to visit Nepal, please bring your one suitcase and trekking day pack inside or as hand luggage used in Kathmandu. You just need casual clothes, such as jeans and a light jacket, if the evening gets cold. Leave your things that you don’t need in Trekking or Travel at the hotel while you return from the trip, and then you will bring them back from there. The items that you need are listed below:
Necessary equipment:
Clothing
Materials
General
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While you are traveling in Nepal, there are many kinds of foods available, such as Nepali, Indian, Chinese, Thai, Korean, and Continental foods.
Kathmandu: While you stay in Kathmandu, there are a lot of restaurants and bars with many kinds of typical foods. So, you should choose yourself according to your own restaurant and enjoy.
Pokhara: While you are in Pokhara, as well as in Kathmandu, amusement will be different.
Trekking: While you are on the trek, you will have chosen according to the menus as: Nepali, India, Chinese, Continental foods, etc.
Foods available for trekking:
Hot Drinks | Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner | Hard / Cold Drinks |
Black Tea
Milk Tea Nepali Tea Black Coffee Milk Coffee Hot Lemon Lemon Honey Mint Tea Ginger Tea Masala Tea Garlic Tea |
Porridge
Muesli Rice pudding Cornflakes Toast French Toast Pan cake Tibetan Bread Chapati Etc.
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Noodle Soup
Sandwich Fry Noodle Mo.mo Items Pizza Macaroni Pasta Spring Roll Fried Rice Etc.
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Dal Bhat Set
Pizza items Sizzler Items Mo. Mo Items Chowmen Items Steak Items Pasta Macaroni Local Items Etc .. |
Cola Cola
Fanta Sprite Mountain Dew Pepsi Mirinda Whisky XXX Rum Ruslan Vodka Royal Stag Signature
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After confirmation, you will receive by mail the booking form with all the details for the payment of the deposit. The deposit will be sent by transfer to our bank. Once we receive the money, we will send you the final invoice with the balance to pay. The balance will be paid upon your arrival in Kathmandu.
You can pay your deposit either by bank transfer or at the following bank:
Dear Client, If you have any problems with the above payment system, then you can send it to us by money transfer, such as:
Normally, you can directly deposit the amount of your trip into our bank account with the following account information: But the money transfer system for the bank account doesn’t work, and it is a quick & easy way to get your payment method.
Cash
Booking Information:
Trips canceled by the client: The following cancellation charges will be applied to the cancellation of the trip:
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