Trek Duration: 12-13 days
Trek Destination: Chalish Village in the Dhading (Ganesh Himal) region of Nepal. (Northwest of Kathmandu, close to the Tibet border).
Trek Starting Point: Parbati Kunda (Gompa), nine to ten hour drive from Kathmandu
Medical Camp: Chalish Village
Trek End Point: Kimdangphedi (3000 ft.)
Highest Point on Trek: Phangsang Pass (13,500 ft.+)
Mountains Ranges: Ganesh, Langtang & Manaslu Himal Ranges
The name Ganesh Himal comes from the elephant-headed Hindu God of good fortune who is one of the most popular Hindu deities in the world. Images of Ganesh, sitting astride a shrew (his vehicle) can be seen all over the valley of Kathmandu. Since he is also the God of Initiation and can cast aside obstacles, his help is invoked whenever a difficult task is to be undertaken. A Hindu will begin a journey, a task, a trade, or other important things in life with the words, Shree Ganeshaya Nama, or in the name of Lord Ganesh.
The Ganesh Himal is a quiet mountain region rarely visited by trekkers, making it possible for one to savor the real Himalaya here. A large part of this region is now part of the Tamang Heritage Trail and is included in the Langtang National Park. The Trishuli River or one of its tributaries is our reference line almost throughout our trek. The trek starts on the Trishuli River, which runs the foothills of the Ganesh Himal and Langtang Himal Ranges. Bound on the east by the Trishuli River and on the west by the Burhi Gandaki River, this region includes Ganesh Himal Peak I (7429m) to Peak VII. It is the Nepal Himalayas on a small scale. Peak I was the first to be conquered in 1955 by a Swiss-French Team, which ascended from Sang Jung Glacier at the head of the Chilime Khola. Following a long ban on climbing, Peak IV was conquered in 1978 by a Japan-Nepal team, Peak II (7111m) in 1979 by a Japan-Nepal team again and Peak III (7110m) in 1981 by a West German-Nepal team.
Another important peak is Paldor (5928m/19450 ft) which lies at the south-east end of the Ganesh Himal marking the junction of the Tiru and Khurpu Dandas (hills) at the head of the Mailung Khola, a tributary of the Trishuli River. It was first, climbed by Bill Tilman, Peter Lloyd, Tenzing Sherpa and Da Namgyal during the monsoon of 1949 by the North-East ridge.
On a clear day, the Ganesh Himal, with the icy fangs of Pabil (7101m / 23,300ft.), Lobsang Karpo (7150m/23,458ft),Ganesh I (7406m/24,298ft) and Ganesh IV (6950m/22,802ft.) can be seen forming an imposing backdrop to the north-west of Kathmandu.
Itinerary
Day 01: Arrive international airport in Kathmandu and free transport to selected hotel at Thamel, The hotel is centrally located in the Thamel area of Kathmandu which is renowned for its many restaurants, shops, bars, and nightclubs etc which cater for the tourists. or any customized place.
Day 02: Kathmandu Valley full day sightseeing with professional tour guide.
Day 03: Kathamdnu to shyaphrubensi by bus 9/10 hours driving.
Day 04: Trek from Shyprhubensi to Parbati Kunda 7-8 hours .
Day 05: Trek to Somdang passing small first pass of this trek 3650m “Khurpudanda pass” .
Day 06: Trek to Tipling passing the highest pass 3850m,” Pangsang Pass” of this trek.
Day 07: Trek to chalish Village 3 /4 hours walking then stay over night .
Day 08: Morning mountain view and half day Medical Camp
Day 09: Full day Medical Camp
Day 10: Full Day Medical Camp.
Day 11: Trek to Jharlang
Day 12: Trek to Darkhaphedi
Day 13: Drive back to Dhadingbensi District headquarter (3-4 hours) and lunch there after lunch drive back to Kahtmandu ( 3 -4 hours driving) by bus .
Day 14:. Departure Day from Nepal to your home country. We will provide you free transport to international trivuwan airports.
contact now: kumargurung752@gmail.com
Cost
includes
Cost
Exclude(s)
01. Nepal entry visa fee
02. International airfare – to and from Kathmandu
03. Lunch and dinner during your stay in Kathmandu .
04. Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls, sweets, snacks, tips,
etc.,
05. Beverages like mineral water, juice, Coke, Fanta, Sprite as well as
alcoholic drinks.
06. Travel Insurance (Essential).
07. Personal trekking equipment except stated above.
08. Tips for guide, porter, driver and other field staffs.
09. Additional charge in case of extension in the trip.
10. Any loss arising due to unforeseen circumstances such as ROAD BLOCKAGE due
to landslides, FLIGHT DELAYS OR CANCELLATIONS due to weather or technical
problems, ACCIDENTS, Rescues etc.
The name Ganesh Himal comes from the elephant-headed Hindu God of good fortune who is one of the most popular Hindu deities in the world. Images of Ganesh, sitting astride a shrew (his vehicle) can be seen all over the valley of Kathmandu. Since he is also the God of Initiation and can cast aside obstacles, his help is invoked whenever a difficult task is to be undertaken. A Hindu will begin a journey, a task, a trade, or other important things in life with the words, Shree Ganeshaya Nama, or in the name of Lord Ganesh. The Ganesh Himal is a quiet mountain region rarely visited by trekkers, making it possible for one to savor the real Himalaya here. A large part of this region is now part of the Tamang Heritage Trail and is included in the Langtang National Park. The Trishuli River or one of its tributaries is our reference line almost throughout our trek. The trek starts on the Trishuli River, which runs the foothills of the Ganesh Himal and Langtang Himal Ranges. Bound on the east by the Trishuli River and on the west by the Burhi Gandaki River, this region includes Ganesh Himal Peak I (7429m) to Peak VII. It is the Nepal Himalayas on a small scale. Peak I was the first to be conquered in 1955 by a Swiss-French Team, which ascended from Sang Jung Glacier at the head of the Chilime Khola. Following a long ban on climbing, Peak IV was conquered in 1978 by a Japan-Nepal team, Peak II (7111m) in 1979 by a Japan-Nepal team again and Peak III (7110m) in 1981 by a West German-Nepal team. Another important peak is Paldor (5928m/19450 ft) which lies at the south-east end of the Ganesh Himal marking the junction of the Tiru and Khurpu Dandas (hills) at the head of the Mailung Khola, a tributary of the Trishuli River. It was first, climbed by Bill Tilman, Peter Lloyd, Tenzing Sherpa and Da Namgyal during the monsoon of 1949 by the North-East ridge.
On a clear day, the Ganesh Himal, with the icy fangs of Pabil (7101m / 23,300ft.), Lobsang Karpo (7150m/23,458ft),Ganesh I (7406m/24,298ft) and Ganesh IV (6950m/22,802ft.) can be seen forming an imposing backdrop to the north-west of Kathmandu.
Itinerary
Day 01: Arrive international airport in Kathmandu and free transport to selected hotel at Thamel, The hotel is centrally located in the Thamel area of Kathmandu which is renowned for its many restaurants, shops, bars, and nightclubs etc which cater for the tourists. or any customized place.
Day 02: Kathmandu Valley full day sightseeing with professional tour guide.
Day 03: Kathamdnu to shyaphrubensi by bus 9/10 hours driving.
Day 02: Kathmandu Valley full day sightseeing with professional tour guide.
Day 03: Kathamdnu to shyaphrubensi by bus 9/10 hours driving.
Day 04: Trek from Shyprhubensi to Parbati Kunda 7-8 hours .
Day 05: Trek to Somdang passing small first pass of this trek 3650m “Khurpudanda pass” .
Day 06: Trek to Tipling passing the highest pass 3850m,” Pangsang Pass” of this trek.
Day 07: Trek to chalish Village 3 /4 hours walking then stay over night .
Day 08: Morning mountain view and half day Medical Camp
Day 09: Full day Medical Camp
Day 10: Full Day Medical Camp.
Day 11: Trek to Jharlang
Day 12: Trek to Darkhaphedi
Day 13: Drive back to Dhadingbensi District headquarter (3-4 hours) and lunch there after lunch drive back to Kahtmandu ( 3 -4 hours driving) by bus .
Day 14:. Departure Day from Nepal to your home country. We will provide you free transport to international trivuwan airports.
contact now: kumargurung752@gmail.com
Cost
includes
01.
Domestic Airport
picks up & drops by private vehicle.
02.
Standard hotel accommodation in Kathmandu with
breakfast(Three star).
03.
City sightseeing tour in Kathmandu and local
English-speaking guide throughout the tour as described in the program by
private vehicle.
04.
All your standard Meals (breakfast, lunch and
dinner) during the trek.
05.
Twin sharing tented accommodation during the trek.
06.
Camping equipments, kitchen equipments,
mattress, toilet tent, shower, dinning tent, dining tables, chairs etc.
07.
A highly experienced, helpful and friendly
government license holder English speaking Guide/Sherpa, experienced cook and
required number of Porters to carry your luggage and other camping equipments.
08.
Expenditure for the Trekking staffs that
includes their food, accommodation, salary, insurance, equipments, medicine
etc.
09.
Entry fees, Trekker’s information management
system (TIMS) card.
10.
Entrance & monument fees at various
sightseeing places.
11.
All other surface transportation throughout
the trip as described in the itinerary.
12.
Farewell dinner in
Kathmandu
13.
All our government taxes and official
expenses.
14.
Temporary Medical
Licence Fee
15.
Medical Staff Food
expenses
16.
Medicines, Basic
equipments and Fuel for the trekking lighting system
17.
Medicine
transportation expenses
Cost
Exclude(s)
01. Nepal entry visa fee
02. International airfare – to and from Kathmandu
03. Lunch and dinner during your stay in Kathmandu .
04. Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls, sweets, snacks, tips, etc.,
05. Beverages like mineral water, juice, Coke, Fanta, Sprite as well as alcoholic drinks.
06. Travel Insurance (Essential).
07. Personal trekking equipment except stated above.
08. Tips for guide, porter, driver and other field staffs.
09. Additional charge in case of extension in the trip.
10. Any loss arising due to unforeseen circumstances such as ROAD BLOCKAGE due to landslides, FLIGHT DELAYS OR CANCELLATIONS due to weather or technical problems, ACCIDENTS, Rescues etc.
02. International airfare – to and from Kathmandu
03. Lunch and dinner during your stay in Kathmandu .
04. Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls, sweets, snacks, tips, etc.,
05. Beverages like mineral water, juice, Coke, Fanta, Sprite as well as alcoholic drinks.
06. Travel Insurance (Essential).
07. Personal trekking equipment except stated above.
08. Tips for guide, porter, driver and other field staffs.
09. Additional charge in case of extension in the trip.
10. Any loss arising due to unforeseen circumstances such as ROAD BLOCKAGE due to landslides, FLIGHT DELAYS OR CANCELLATIONS due to weather or technical problems, ACCIDENTS, Rescues etc.
