Ganesh Himal Trekking in Nepal

When we start talking about treks and we don't mention about Ganesh Himal trek, our conversation becomes incomplete. Ganesh Himal is not far from Tibetan plateau. Breathtaking panorama and ethnic people and their life style and tranquil lakes are its main attractions. But the list doesn't end here. It goes on and on.

This area falls on the central eastern region of Nepal and offers spectacular views, untouched natural, different species of animals. Ganesh Himal Range mountains can be clearly seen from Kathmandu valley. These mountains are main sources of Budhi Gandaki river and Trishuli Khola. This trek takes about 14 days and its starting point is Betrabati which is situated at the bank of Trishuli river.

Every effort will be made to keep to finish this advenure on time, but as this is adventure travel in a remote and high mountainous region, we cannot guarantee it, sometimes. But its rarely the case.Weather conditions, availability of porters and the health of team members can all contribute to changes. The guides and their Sherpa will try to ensure that the trip runs according to plan. In this kind of situations, we request you to be more co-operative and flexible.

Day 01 Kathmandu To Betrabati
Day 02 Betrawati - Kispang
Day 03 Kispang - Thulo Chaur
Day 04 BThulo Chaur - Gonga
Day 05 Gonga - Rupchet
Day 06 Rupchet - Shing La
Day 07 Forest Camp - Pangsang-la Banjyang
Day 08 Pangsang-la Bangyang - Tipling
Day 09 Tipling - Borang
Day 10 Borang - Jharlang
Day 11 Jharlang - Kintang
Day 12 Kintang Phedi - Jemrung
Day 13 Jemrung - Dhading Besi
Day 14 Dhading Besi - Kathmandu/Pokhara/ Chitwan/ Indian Border