Ganesh Himal (Ruby Valley) Trek
The Ganesh Himal region has remained a well-kept secret to all though, the area lies near to both Kathmandu and Pokhara. The area is populated mainly by Tamang Gurung and Ghale to the north, and Bramhin, Chhetri, Dalit, Newar and Chepang at the lower elevations in the south. Visitors are warmly welcomed by all with a friendliness that makes Nepal legendary.
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Trip Facts
| Duration: 21 Days | Best Month: Mar - May / Oct - Nov | Trip Grade: Moderate | Maximum Altitude: 3691 m | Trekking Hour Per Day: 5 - 6 hours | Starting Point: Syabrubeshi | End Point: Tripura Sundari | Mode of Travel: Drive and Walk | Number of Pax: 4+ | Style of Trek: Camping |
Trip Detail
The Ganesh Himal region has remained a well-kept secret to all though, the area lies near to both Kathmandu and Pokhara. This unexplored area is situated between Langtang National Park and the Manaslu Conservation Area Project.
Wildflowers flourish, and waterfalls embellish the lush hill scenery in a land blessed with wide ranging geographical, cultural and biological diversity. Sensational viewpoints feature the sublime Himalaya to the north. Most prominent is the Ganesh Himal Range -- a family of peaks among the most attractive of the entire Himalaya. The Ganesh massif is named in honor of Hindu deity Ganesh, son of Shiva and Parvati. The Ganesh Himal area has some excellent viewpoints that offer magnificent views of peaks and valleys. Most rewarding are the magnificent Ganga Jamuna -- twin waterfalls -- Kalo, Seto and Ganesh kunda, hot spring and Tripurasundari temple and especially the hospitable people that inhabit the region.
The area is populated mainly by Tamang Gurung and Ghale to the north, and Bramhin, Chhetri, Dalit, Newar and Chepang at the lower elevations in the south. Visitors are warmly welcomed by all with a friendliness that makes Nepal legendary.