Langtang Helambu Trek via Ganjala Pass Trek - 14 Days

The Langtang Helambu trekking via Ganjala Pass adventure classic starts from Dhunche, 117 Kilometers from Kathmandu, a distance of 6 hrs drive. Trekking throughout nature, encounter local interact with local people in Langtang and Helambu valleys. The people inhabiting the region are Tamang in the Langtang region and Helmo Sherpa in the Helambu region. Experience being in the wild, moraines, grassy fields with yaks and horses grazing without noticing you. We also the camp where are no settlements for three days; hence camping gear and basic mountaineering knowledge are needed for this trekking. Trekking through the Langtang & Helambu Valley takes you very close to Tibet. We pass through forests inhabited by some rare animals like rare red pandas, deer, bears, blue sheep, mountain Thar, languor, and many wild animals. The dense forest protects us from a hard enough sun. If you have botanical inclinations, this trek might be an exciting adventure. Some wild berries areas are Myrica esculent, called Kafal locally, and Rubus ellipticus, also known as Aiselu. Locals pick up these berries while in the jungle. Nowadays, these wild berries are also used to make locally produced International standard wines. From Syabrubesi in tropical vegetation at 1450m, it ends near the border with Tibet. Climb the Ganja La at an altitude of 5130m meters for breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. Helambu Valley is famous for its natural beauty and fantastic weather, with magnificent views of the snow-capped mountains. While the Tamang people inhabit the Langtang region, the Helambu area covers typical Sherpa mountain villages and beautiful rhododendron forests.