Nestled between two great ranges, the Ganesh Himal is a lovely choice for those who would like to get away from the ‘apple pie’ trekking routes. Home to the Tamang people, this unspoiled area is overlooked by most visitors to Nepal, but it generously rewards the few who chose it. The routes are not difficult, with only one pass at 4045m, but the mountain scenery is splendid, and there is an abundance of wildlife and more than 500 species of plants and 300 species of birds. There are also good opportunities for enjoying wildflowers and rhododendron forests in bloom in March and April.
16 Days
Moderate
Ganesh Himal Eco Trek
This gentle trek takes you through beautiful valleys and ridges, with spectacular views of the Ganesh Himal along the way. You’ll pass through many scenic small villages and agricultural areas,
22 Days
Moderate
Ganesh Himal Singla Pass Trek
This slightly longer trek thru the region takes you over the Singla Pass to a more remote area and thru Laba, the highest village in the Dhading District. Depending on
