Ganesh Himal which is situated in central Nepal, northwest of Kathmandu the terraced hillsides seem to climb to the sky. Many interesting ethnic group s a mixed of lifestyle offer you a glimpse into real Nepali life and this gives visitors an opportunity to observe the rich Nepalese cultural tradition from the closest quarter and intermingle with locals, hence giving the visitor a sense of satisfaction. There are three major groups of peaks between Kathmandu and Pokhara such as Ganesh Himal, Langtang and Manaslu including Annapurna range. This trek is ideal for those wanting to escape from the more popular regions of Annapurna and Everest. It is famous for unspoiled Tamang culture, spectacular views of mountains and colourful rhododendron forest. It also begins conveniently close to Kathmandu.

We start our trek from Sole Bazzar, after driving almost 4 and half hours from Kathmandu. Going through picturesque village and unspoiled area of the country lead us to Singala where mountain views are superb. From here we descend through beautiful village and finally get to Arughat where we catch our bus to Kathmandu.

During the rest of our 14 days trip, we observe the different ways of life, culture and come in contact with the rural people in the small village, passing through the dense forestations and meadows. We cross through high Sing-La Pass and Pangsang-La Pass which offers an excellent view of the massif Ganesh Himal, Langtang, and Annapurna. On the last day of the trip we take a bus ride back to Kathmandu from Dhading Bensi where we spend the final night of our trip.

 Ganesh Himal Singala Pass Trekking – 14 Days

   Highlights of the trip

• Visit temple, Art/architecture and pogadas, heritage sites in Kathmandu

• Scenic road drive to Bedrawati Bazzar

• Panoramic view of many majestic mountains

• Tamang historical and traditional experience

• Quite and peaceful environment

• View of numerous white peaks and natural resources mines\

• Colourful rhododendrons forests and various kinds of medicine herbs

• Red panda and wild animals

• The high valleys north of the Ganesh range on the Tibetan border are the complete wilderness

• 85 percent people of the area are Tamang.

• Really an unforgettable journey.