Duration : 17 days Book This Trip
Max. Elevation: 4200m.
Standard : Moderate
Trekking Style: Camping
Seasons : Oct.- Dec, March-April
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Summary
This trek is one of the best trek in Nepal on non touristy trail. This trek involves no flight, the passes are not very difficult and the trekking region is relatively warmer. However this trek offers authentic experience of unspoilt Tamang villages, beautiful farm terraces and superb views of Ganesh Himal and other mountains.
The trek starts after a few hours of drive along the Kathmandu to Dhunche highway.It passes through foothills and lowland farm terraces to ethnic Tamang villages on higher altitude. Along the trail, the trek offers superb close views of Ganesh himal, Langtang, Buddha Himal, Hiunchuli and other peaks of central Himalaya.The highest altitude on this trek are the Shingla pass at 4200 m and Pansang La pass at 4100 m. These passes are also two finest view points on the trek. The Ganesh Himal trek ends at Dhading besi from where we catch our vehicle to Kathmandu. It is a fully supported camping trek, our trekking crew will carry the luggage and supply, the camp cook will prepare hot meals for your and the sherpas will fix the tents . You just carry a light daypack and on average walk for 5-6 hours.
Itinerary
Day o1 : Arrival in Kathmandu, transfer to hotel
Day 02 : Sightseeing in Kathmandu Valley
Day 03 : Drive to Betrawati and camp overnight.
Day 04 : Betrabati - Kispang (1600m)
Day 05 : Kispang -Thulo Chaur (2200m)
Day 06 : Thulo Chaur - Gonga (2900m.)
Day 07 : Gonga to Shing La pass BC (3635m)-Rupchet
Day 08 : Cross Shingla pass 4200m& trek to Kharka2500m,7 hrs.
Day 09 : Kharka to Pangsang la (4100m.) 6 hours walk.
Day 10 : Pangsang-la to Tipling (2000 m)
Day 11 : Tipling to Borang (1700m)
Day 12 : Borang to Jharlang (1700m)
Day 13 : Jharlang to Kintang Phedi (800m)
Day 14 : Trek to Jemrung (1800m)
Day 15 : Trek to Dhading Bensi (700m)
Day 16 : Drive to Kathmandu for 4 hour
Day 17 : Extra Day in Kathmandu
Day 18 : Departure See More Treks....
