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Ganesh Himal Trek

Treks in the Ganesh Himal region are designed to introduce you to a broad spectrum of life in different Nepalese communities and varieties of beautiful scenery. You may visit base camp of the Ganesh Himal where there are two lakes _ Black and white . Twin waterfalls _ ganga and Jamuna, bring joy to your heart. This trek is recommended by many trekkers though it is not as popular as Annapurna and Everest. Visit this area in March and April, and you will see the mountainsides red with magnificent Rhododendron blooms_ Nepal’s national flower. Visit Gorkha, the birthplace of modern Nepal. This was the home of King Prithivi Naryan Shah, who fought many wars to unite the tiny kingdoms spread throughout the land now known as Nepal. His Palace can be seen on the top of the hill at Gorkha. This area is also the homeland of the original of Gorkha Warriors. The Ganesh Himal trek begins at Trishuli, a four hours drive from Kathmandu and ends at Gorkha, a six hour drive to return to Kathmandu.

Ganesh Himal

Facts of The Trekking

Trekking Destination : Ganesh Himal
Minimum altitude : 2600m.
Maximum altitude : 4600m.
Grade : Moderate and Fairly Strenuous
Season : Spring & Autumn
Accommodation : Lodge or Tented Camp
Duration : 14 Days

Itinerary of Ganesh Himal Trek in Detail

Day 01 : Trisuli- Salangkhu Khola
We drive to Trisuli in the morning and have lunch near the Trisuli Electricity dam. After lunch we walk for about 3 hours to Salangkhu Khola and camp.

Ganesh Himal Day 02 : Salangkhu Khola- Balche village
An easy walk and then a short climb takes us to Kalawale village for lunch. After lunch we proceed to the big Tamang village of Balche for our overnight camp.

Day 03 : Balche village- Gonga
We take an easy walk from Balche village through a forest and camp with peak of Langtang lirung and Gosainkunda in good view.

Day 04 : Gonga (acclimatization rest at Gonga)

Day 05 : Gonga- Singla
We walk through rhododendom forest to camp either at Rupchet, a title pasture, or up on the singla Pass (4600) the singla pass offers spectacular views of Langtang Lirung,Ganesh Himal,Boudha Him Peak, Him chuli, Machhapuchare, Annapurna south and Annapurna II.

Day 06 : Singla- Serthung village
We walk down through pine and rhondondendon forest to the tamang village of serthung and set up camp with goo9d views of mountains all around.

Day 07 : Serthung village- Laba
A sort flat trail and then gradual descent passing through Barang village and then crossing the ankhukhola take us to laba a big Tamang village.

Ganesh Himal Day 08 : Laba- Mongeythanti
We climb gently over a hill and then descend through forests to camp at Mongeythanti.

Day 09 : Mongeythanti- Dumchet village
A gradual walk down to our camp at Dumchet village.

Day 10 : Dumchet village- Budigandaki
We take gradual walk today to Basari and camp near the Budigandaki river

Day 11 : Budigandaki- Arughat
We walk along the bank of the Budigandaki river and stop at Arughat Bazaar for the night. There are tea shop and police station.

Day 12 : Arughat- Khanchowk
We gradually climb the Khanchowk Danda crossing the Mukti Khola and camp for the night

Day 13 : Khanchowk- Gorkha
We cross a ridge today and walk gradually up hill to Gorkha camping near the old palace.

Day 14 : Gorkha- Kathmandu
We have a tour of Gorkha palace, the Palace of King Prithivi Narayan shah who united Nepal in 1881 AD and visit the Bazaar, before driving back to Kathmandu