Ganesh Himal Trek

Ganesh Himal Region, known as Ruby Valley, is also widely recognized as Kalo-Seto Kunda Trek for the travellers. It is the secret and concealed place set amidst the popular destinations called Langtang National Park (LNP) & Manaslu Conservation Area (MCA). The name of 'Ganesh Himal' came into the existence since it is supposed to be named in the honor of deity Ganesh, one of the sons of Lord Shiva. It is also considered as one of the sacred places in Nepal. People from different parts of the world visit and roam the lap of Ganesh Himal so as to get psychological relief as it is embedded with religious importance.

The trek sets off from both Kathmandu and Pokhara and passes through the wildflowers, waterfalls making the hilly areas embellish. The area is full with a wide range of geographical, topographical, biological and cultural diversities. Sensational standpoints are sure to explore the lush scenery that can add the extra features of the sublimity to anyone who approaches there. The major highlights of the Ganesh Himal Trek are twin waterfalls (called Ganga-Jamuna), hot spring, Tripurasundari Temple, and Kalo-Seto-Ganesh Kunda. Furthermore, the hospitability of the native people is also outstanding, and in turn, they are equally praised for their services.  Approaching the Ganesh Himal, exploring the real Nepalese lifestyle and Himalayan sights, which consists of Ganesh Himal Range, Langtang, Manashlu, Annapurna South and Tibet Range etc., are the most attraction of the trek.

The Ganesh Himal Region that cover the districts like Dhading, Rasuwa, Gorkha & Nuwakot can easily be accessed by the Prithivi Highway and Pasang Lhamu Highway that nexuses Kathmandu & Pokhara. Most of the people in the upper parts of area are Tamangs, Ghales & Gurungs, whereas Chhetri, Bramhin and people of other castes reside at the lower elevation in the south.