Four peaks of the Ganesh Himal, which bears the elephant-headed Hindu god’s name, rise beyond 7,000 meters, and many more do so. The area features beautiful scenery, with narrow dirt roads and local village walkways winding through deep valleys and snow-capped, high mountains. The journey passes through this region from west to east, and the Sing La pass, which is the highest point, offers spectacular views of the whole Nepalese Himalaya.

This trekking vacation offers stunning landscape, great hiking, and intriguing cultural contrasts between Tamang and Gurung settlements. The trek’s comparatively modest elevation, with a high point of about 4,050 meters (13,288 feet), and its accessibility from Kathmandu, where it begins and ends, are further draws.

Despite the area’s relative accessibility, once you begin walking you might not run into any other hikers. You will begin your hike with breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains and travel through charming communities surrounded by lush terraces. Trekking takes place for a few days through native forests filled with stunning old trees, lichens, and ferns. The panoramas of the mountains are truly breathtaking from Sing La.

• Trek through exciting mountain ranges and up soaring stone steps.
• Trek across lush farms and into pristine woodlands.
• Admire the breathtaking mountain views from the Sing La
• Journey to isolated Gurung and Tamang communities.
• In a four-star hotel in Kathmandu, unwind after your trek.

• Day 1 : Arrival at Tribhuvan International
• Day 2 : Travel by car from Kathmandu to Betrawati
• Day 3 : Trek Betrawati to Bhalche village
• Day 4 : Trek Balche to Gonga
• Day 5 : Trek Larkap–Pangsang La–(roughly 3,800m)–Somdan–3,200m–7 hours
• Day 6 : 5 hour trek from Somdang to Gatlang (around 2500 meters)
• Day 7 : 6 hour trek from Gatlang to Sano Haku (around 2300 meters)
• Day 8 : 6 hour trek from Sano Haku to Mailung (around 1200 meters),
• Day 9 : 4 hour trek between Mailug and Pairobensi (around 800 meters)
• Day 10 : Drive to Kathmandu

• Private vehicle, van, or bus pick-up and drop-off at the airport.
• a two-night stay in Kathmandu, including breakfast.
• During the walk, there were three meals each day—breakfast, lunch, and supper.
• During the journey, accommodations were in tent camps (mainly in twin sharing).
• a legally authorized English-speaking local government hiking guide while on the hike.
• The necessary quantity of porters to transport your belongings when trekking (1 porter for 2 trekkers).
• For all trekking personnel, including food, lodging, wages, insurance, gear, and transportation.
• all entrance fees and required hiking permits.
• Down a duffel bag, a jacket, and a sleeping bag.
• Use an oximeter to measure your heart rate, oxygen saturation, and pulse.
• medical first aid kits.
• Map of the Ganesh Himal Trek. transport by surface to and from Kathmandu.

• While in Kathmandu, meals at lunch and dinner.
• your travel protection.
• airfare outside of the country and airport departure fees.
• beverages both hot and cold, and washing.
• Equipment for hiking on your own. advice for trekking guides.
• any other costs not shown in the Price Includes section.