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The Ganesh Himal Trek is a remote and unexplored trek. Ganesh Himal gets its name from the Hindu god Ganesh, who has the head of an elephant. It is located in Nepal’s central eastern region. It is located 70 kilometers north of Kathmandu. It is tucked away between Langtang National Park and the Manaslu Conservation Area. This trek is rich in flora and fauna. Ganesh I, Ganesh II, Ganesh III, and Ganesh IV are the four major peaks.

The trail passes through Langtang National Park, a stunning landscape filled with majestic flora and fauna, as well as yak pasture land. There are numerous plant and animal species to see, such as the Himalayan Thar, Gaur, Musk deer, Monkeys, and so on. You’ll be walking through forests of Spanish oak, blue pine, and different Rhododendron species. You will also visit several Tamang villages and learn about their way of life and culture.

A seven- to eight-hour drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi starts off the 19-day trek. After that we’ll travel to the gorgeous Tamang village, where we’ll learn about their culture and walk-through dense forest and a suspension bridge. We’ll climb up to Parvati Kunda, the sacred lake, after arriving in Gatlang. We’ll pass through a Rhododendron Forest on our way to Somdang, where you’ll see zinc, copper, crystal, and ruby mines. To go to Tipling, we’ll also have to cross the Pangsang pass. To go to Ganesh Himal Base Camp, we’ll pass through a number of villages, including Hingdung, Shertung, Chalish, and Thulo Dhunga. We will descend from the basecamp to the trek’s end point, passing through various villages on our way to Tripura.