Ganjala Pass Trek

Ganjala Pass Trek lies northwest of Kathmandu valley in the Langtang region. Langtang Valley Ganja La Pass trek takes you to the ancient Langtang region and Ganja La Pass (5,130 m.). This trek offers you snow-secured high passes, great mountain views, old religious communities, beautiful Langtang and Helambu valleys, and natural wildlife. Ganja La Pass Trek takes you from the busy trails of the Langtang region to the picturesque trails of Helambu via the frozen Ganja La Pass (5130m.), allowing you to be amongst nature unspoiled by human interference. Ganja La Pass is the highest trekking point in the Langtang region of Nepal. It is unrecommended for beginners with basic fitness levels. The trek is not so rough, but the Ganja La Pass is the main reason that makes the trekking harder as it is at a high altitude with less oxygen.
The Ganjala route of the Langtang region brings you to the Langtang valley, surrounded by Himalayan Peaks. The trek starts from Sybrubensi and takes us towards mesmerizing trail through various Tamang villages before reaching the famous Tamang village in the Langtang valley. We will follow a rugged path with stunning views to the west-Himalchuli (7893m.) and Manaslu (8156m.). After a cultural exploration in the Langtang village, the trail moves on through the alpine vegetation to reach the ancient monastery of Kyanjin Gomba, the most sacred monastery for the Tamangs in the Langtang region. From here, we explore Tserko Ri (5,000m) gives a splendid and mesmeric view of the Langtang Himalaya ranges and peaks like Langtang Lirung (7,246m), Kimshung (6,781m), Yansa Tsenji (6,575m). Then the trail reaches the compelling Ganja La Pass (5130m), the highest altitude of the trek, and freezes throughout the year. The trekking then turns straight towards the valley of Helambu via the Ganja La pass, which is more exciting and challenging. The trail then takes us to the Sherpa villages of Helambu and finishes at Melamchi Pul in the Helambu locale. The main attractions of this trek are an exploration of the Tamang village of the Langtang, spectacular views of the Langtang range, the dense forest of rhododendron and pine, numerous Buddhist monasteries, diverse biodiversity of flora and fauna, and local cheese factories. An opportunity to see the red panda makes this trip equally exciting.