Ganjala Pass Trekking-14 Days
A journey shaped by the landscapes, people and experiences of Nepal.
Offered by Trekking Mart Pvt.Ltd
NEPAL · TRAVEL EXPERIENCES
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Langtang Ganja La Pass Trekking is 14 days trekking in Nepal that takes you to the famous Langtang valley and the Ganja La pass (5,122m). Moreover, we also make an interesting excursion to Tserko Ri (4,984m) which offers tremendous views of the Langtang Himalaya range. The attraction of the Langtang region is that it's so close to Kathmandu valley and yet it is as wild as any Tibetan highlands. Langtang region is also famous for its Gosaikunda Lake. Moreover, the company of green rhododendron and bamboo forests, majestic waterfalls, and the snow-capped Himalayas make the trek one of the most diverse treks near Kathmandu. The people living the highlands of the Langtang region are certainly the Nepalese, being the descendant of the Tibetan origin, they still look like Tibetans. We start the trip with the drive from Kathmandu to Syabrubesi. Driving time is about 6/7 hours in the snaky road. Langtang Ganja Pass trek begins from Syabrubesi, via the Kyanjin Gompa crosses the mighty Ganja La pass (5,122m), and ends at the Melamchi Pul Bazar in the Helambu region. Toward the end of the trip, you will also trek through some beautiful rice terraces and a number of splendid Buddhist monasteries around the delightful villages of Tarke Gyang and Sermathang before heading back to Kathmandu by a drive.
Day-by-day itinerary
Day 10: Trek To Yak Kharka (4000m): 5/6 Hrs —
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Day 11: Trek To Tarke Gyang(2,590m): 5/6 Hrs — Today, we lose altitude considereably, about 1500 meters. The trail would be similar, except that as you descend lower, you will notice more vegetation.
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Day 12: Trek To Sermathang(2,610m): 3/4 Hrs — We cross small forest with the view of beautiful village of Helembu region. The trail makes a sweep around the wide valley end between Parachin and the pretty Sharpa village of Gangyul. The people of this village practice Drukpa Kagyu Buddhism, the same as the national religion of Bhutan.
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Day 13: Trek To Malemchi Puul Bazaar: Drive To Kathmandu: 3/4 Hrs Trek & 2 Hrs Drive — On our final day of the trek, we walk down to Malemchi Pul Bazaar with many Sherpa village. From the Bazaar, catch the bus to Kathmandu.
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Day 14: Final Departure Transfer — At about 3 hours prior to your flight time, we transfer you to the airport to fly your onward destination. Trekking Mart family wishes your best time ahead.
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What's included in your experience
Included
- All ground transfer as per itinerary
- Kathmandu sightseeing tour by car
- Hotel in Kathmandu with breakfast
- Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) during the trek
- Lodge to Lodge accommodation during the trek
- "Langtang National Park" Entry Permit
- TIMS (Trekkers' Information Management System) fee
- An experienced English speaking trekking guide
- Porters to carry luggage (2 trekkers=1 porter)
- Staff food, accommodation, salary & insurance
- All governmental procedure
- Applicable Taxes
- Rescue arrangement in case of emergency
- Welcome dinner
Not included
- Bar, laundry and telephone bills, travel insurance, rescue evacuation in case of emergency
- Lunch and dinner in Kathmandu including farewell dinner.
Essential trip information
Accommodation
Accommodation: Hotel/ Tea House/ Tent Meals: All Meals During Trekking & Breakfast In Kathmandu Transportation: Private Car/ Tourist Bus
Fitness & eligibility
1
Meeting point
Kathmandu
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