Ganjala Pass Trek - 17 Days

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Our representative will pick you up at the airport. Get a feel for the streets the first day, absorb the sights and sounds, or rest at the hotel. We discuss the journey in the evening.

Kathmandu, the capital city, boasts an intense mix of cultures and religions unique to Nepal. Turn the Buddhist prayer wheels at Swoyambhu- the monkey temple and meet the steady gaze of the Buddha’s eyes at the famous Boudhanath stupa. Experience the valley’s olden days at the Kathmandu Durbar Square- which has remained authentic even as modernization has crept in all around it. See Kathmandu, with our trained guide. (or skip this and drive to Dhunche)

You travel north out of Kathmandu driving through beautiful lower regions and ridgeline vistas to Dhunche. Your drive from Kathmandu to the goal is either by nearby transport or land cruiser. Remain medium-term at hold up.

The underlying piece of the trek is a restful stroll through woods and terraced slope inclines. As you enter Syaphru, you drop to the ridgeline that isolates the Langtang Khola from the Trisuli River. Syaphru is a lovely town extended along the ridgeline. You will proceed through the town to your campground around fifteen minutes past, on the inclines beneath the town. The nightfall is stupendous. From here you can enjoy fantastic perspectives of Langtang Lirung (7245 m.) and Tibetan mountain ranges.

The trail slides along the edge on Syaphru's main road and after that descends to the Ghopche Khola (2050 m.) and again slips to the avalanche (1810m.). Thereafter, your trek climbs tenderly to Rimche (2400m.) through Bamboo (1960m.) and toward the end you travel along a level way to Lama Hotel. On the way you may luck out and spot red pandas and monkeys in their normal environment.

At Ghoda Tabela [3000m], the trail ascends out of the backwoods. While strolling here, you may have the capacity to get a look at white monkeys and nearby winged animals. The trail keeps on climbing tenderly and the valley augments, passing a couple of brief settlements utilized by herders who get their domesticated animals to graze the high fields during the late spring months. There is a monastery which you can visit currently before reaching base at the town of Langtang, the home office of the Langtang National Park.

The trail climbs progressively through small villages and yak pastures as the valley opens out further and the perspectives turn out to be broader. After crossing a few minute streams and moraines, the trail reaches the settlement at Kyanjin. You ought to touch base at Kyanjin by noon enabling time to adjust and explore the area. It is a sensational setting, with snow-canvassed peaks encompassing you every which way. Now, you can admire the all-encompassing views of Langtang Ri (6370m.) and Langtang Lirung (7245m.)

You can visit the religious community and cheddar manufacturing plant, stroll up the moraine to see the stupendous ice countenances and icy masses of Langtang Lirung or climb Kyanjin Ri [4350 m], specifically behind the town, for an amazing display of the Langtang tops.

You trek along a precarious way the distance to the best. En route you can see Himalayan fowls, Himalayan deer and remarkable perspectives of encompassing pinnacles and mountains. From Tserko Ri, you are very enraptured by the all-encompassing perspectives of Sisapangma, Langshisa Ri, NayaKang, Yala peak, Langtang Lirung and numerous others.

From here you cannot perceive any towns. The trail continues climbing and territory is secured with minimal normal vegetation. Since there are no cabin accessible, you must camp.

This day is nearly strenuous as you have to cross the Ganja la pass which is covered by snow through the year. Spend the night in camp. Your campground will be inside the woodland.

This day you will stroll along an edge and meadow with stunning views of Mountains.

The trail descends around 200 m. Views from the pass are staggering to the Annapurna and Everest Regions. The trail at that point passes through pine and rhododendron woodland, past a modest herder's settlement to Tarkeghyang. You can visit one of the most established Buddhist religious communities and Sherpa villages. These villages are very much settled and are possessed by cordial and merry natured individuals.

This day the trail is very simpler crosswise over level land with lovely timberlands in transit. Shermathang is another lovely Sherpa village where you can visit numerous antiquated monasteries. There you can see the Jugal Himal go at the north face of Shermathang town.

The trail bit by bit slides the distance to Melamchi Pul Bazaar through knolls promotion developed fields. In transit, you run over a few old villages, with their own specific conventions. Exploring this day is very charming with mountain views and connection with neighborhood and cordial individuals.

You travel on a rock and uneven way to Lamidanda and after that you drive after the pitched road to Kathmandu.

Transfer to airport before 2 hours to board.