Tsum Valley With Ganesh Himal Trek - 16 Days

Trip Facts

Duration 16 Days
Trip Grade Moderate
Country Nepal
Maximum Altitude 4,200m/13,779ft
Group Size 2-15
Starts Kathmandu
Ends Kathmandu
Trip Style Trekking

Trip Overview

The Tsum Valley and Ganesh Himal trek offers an unparalleled trekking experience that combines adventure, cultural immersion, and breathtaking natural beauty with the added Ganesh Himal Base Camp side trip. Nestled in the remote noth west corner of Nepal, the Tsum Valley remains one of the most untouched regions, offering trekkers a serene, off-the-beaten-path experience, away from the crowds of more popular trekking circuits like the Annapurna or Everest Base Camp. In this 17 day we explore the Tsum Valley with less crowded and isolated Ganesh Himal mountain perfect for those seeking both spiritual and natural beauty in Nepal's rugged heartland.

What is the Tsum Valley & Ganesh Himal Trek Like?

The Tsum Valley trek is a spiritual journey through one of the most remote regions of Nepal. Steeped in Tibetan Buddhism, the valley is dotted with ancient monasteries, stupas, and prayer flags, creating an atmosphere of peace and spiritual richness. As you make your way through this untouched region, you'll witness Tibetan culture and the natural beauty of the Ganesh Himal mountain range. Trekking through lush forests, remote villages, and rugged landscapes, this route offers stunning views of the Ganesh Himal peaks, along with the Sringi Himal and Manaslu ranges.

Trek distance: Over the course of the 17 days, you'll cover approximately 160-180 km. Each day involves a mix of steep ascents and descents as you venture deeper into the valley and cross various altitudes, with the highest point being around 4200 m/ 13,780 ft at Ganesh Himal Base Camp and second on the trek is 3,700 meters at Mu Gompa.

Daily walking hours: Expect 6-8 hours of trekking per day, often involving challenging terrain and crossing several suspension bridges.

Who Can Take the Tsum Valley & Ganesh Himal Trek?

The Tsum Valley & Ganesh Himal trek is a moderately difficult trek suited for trekkers with good fitness and a taste for adventure. The trek requires walking for 6 to 7 hours per day, and though the route is less strenuous than some higher-altitude treks, it still presents challenges due to the rugged terrain and high-altitude conditions mainly the route section to Ganesh Himal Base Camp.

If you're someone who loves exploring remote areas and can handle a mentally demanding trek, the journey through Tsum Valley and Ganesh Himal will be an incredibly rewarding experience.

Highlights of theTrek

The trek brings together the best of natural beauty and cultural discovery. Some highlights include:

Hidden Tsum Valley: An untouched gem with a spiritual vibe, offering remote monasteries and views of the Tibetan plateau.
Ganesh Himal Range: Trek through the pristine area that offers some of the best panoramic views of snow-capped peaks.
Lidang and Mu Gompa: Two stunning Tibetan monasteries.
Chhekamparo: A tranquil Tibetan village.

How to Prepare for the Trek?

This trek requires a certain level of physical preparation. Here are some tips to ensure you are ready for the challenge:

Physical Fitness: Include strength training and aerobic exercises such as hiking, running, or cycling in your routine.
Day Hikes: It’s a great idea to practice trekking on uneven trails and gradual ascents or just walking on stairs to strengthen the leg muscles for himalayan trerrain, which we call Nepali flat.
Mental Preparation: Be ready for days without technology, minimal comforts, and the chance to immerse yourself in the peace and quiet of nature.

Pack Light but Smart: Essential items include good trekking boots, layered clothing for varying weather conditions, and high-SPF sunscreen.

Best Time For Weather And Views

The best time for the Tsum Valley & Ganesh Himal trek is during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). During these seasons, the weather is generally stable, with clear skies and mild temperatures ranging from 24°C to -4°C at higher altitudes. These months also bring a vibrant change in vegetation, making it ideal for trekking and exploring.

However, the trek can also be undertaken in the off-seasons, but do be aware of the monsoon season (June-August) or the winter months (December to February), where conditions might be more challenging due to snow or rainfall.

What Are Permits and Regulations Required for the Trek?

The Tsum Valley & Ganesh Himal trek requires the following permits:

Tsum Valley Restricted Area Permit: USD 35 per person.
Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP): USD 30 per person.
Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP): USD 30 per person.

You will need to apply for these permits before the trek, and they are generally obtained through a registered trekking agency. You Leave This to Us, Mystical Nepal Treks will organise this for you. And hiring a Guide is mandatory which is not a problem once you Join the Company.

Itinerary

Day 01:Welcome To Kathmandu: Airport to Hotel Transfer

Arriving at Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport is the first step of your adventure in the heart of Nepal.

Once you collect your luggage and clear customs, you will be greeted warmly by your Trekking Group Leader or our Office Representative with a "Mystical Nepal Treks" board who will assist you and transfer you to your hotel.

Although Kathmandu is the busiest city in Nepal with hectic traffic, it still holds a unique charm with its local beauty and lively atmosphere. You will enjoy the fun of driving through its unfamiliar roads. The drive to the hotel will take you through Kathmandu’s lively streets, where the old and new come together. You’ll pass by ancient temples, busy markets, and modern shops, all blending into the colorful culture of Nepal.

Highlights:

Airport pickup.
Transfer to the hotel with your Group Leader.
Brief introduction about your trip.
Early arrival gives you a chance to explore Kathmandu.

Altitude: 1,400m / 4,593 feet
Accommodation: Hotel
Meals: Welcome Dinner
Distance: 6 km
Transport: Airport Pickup

Enjoy your time and relax as you prepare for your trek ahead!

Day 02:Kathmandu Cultural Sightseeing and Trek Briefing

City Tour & Briefing Day

Tour: Our professional City Tour Guide will take you for a half-day city tour visiting two of Nepal’s most famous cultural and spiritual sites: Pashupatinath and Boudhanath.

Pashupatinath is one of the most sacred Hindu temples in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It sits on the banks of the Bagmati River, and it’s a peaceful place where pilgrims come to perform rituals. The pagoda-style temple and beautiful wood carvings make it even more special.

Next, you’ll visit Boudhanath, a huge stupa and a major center for Tibetan Buddhism. Its giant dome and Buddha’s eyes looking over the busy streets create a calming atmosphere. You’ll find monasteries, prayer flags, and shops selling religious items around the stupa.

Briefing: After the tour, you’ll have a trek briefing in the afternoon. This will cover important details about the trek, including the itinerary, safety tips, and what to expect on the journey. You can also ask any questions you may have.

Welcome Dinner: To end the day, you’ll enjoy a welcome dinner with your team. It’s a great chance to bond and share your excitement for the trek ahead. The dinner will feature a best of Nepali traditional food..

Accommodation:Hotel
Meals: Breakfast / Welcome Dinner

Day 03:Scenic Drive To Machha Khola (869m / 2,851 feet)

The 4WD vehicle drive from Kathmandu is an adventurous journey through the rugged terrain of Nepal, covering approximately 160–180 km depending on the route taken. The trip typically takes 8 to 9 hours, depending on road conditions, weather, and traffic. The road is rough, mix of a dirt track, gravel and blacktop. Scenic views of river Trishuli, Buri Gandaki with bridge crossings and villages with terraced farmlands and occasional Himalayan glimpses. Driving throughbustling market towns like Dhading Besi and Arughat, offering a glimpse of rural life is an inter culture experience. Traffic can be heavy in and out near Kathmandu, especially around Thankot. The overall experience could be very tough but its rewarding to get out of Kathmandu on this trip. Upon arrival at Machha Khola, we will check into a teahouse for the night, where you can rest and prepare for the adventure ahead.

Altitude: 869m / 2,851 feet
Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge
Driving Hours: 9/10 Hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

Day 04:Trekking Through The Budhi Gandaki To Jagat (1345m / 4,412 feet)

Today marks the beginning of our trek as we follow the path alongside the Budi Gandaki River. The trail takes us through lush tropical forests and quaint, remote villages, offering a glimpse into the serene life of the region. As we walk, we'll witness the unique charm of the local culture, heavily influenced by Tibetan traditions. By the end of the day, we will arrive at Jagat, a peaceful village where we will rest for the night at a cozy teahouse.

Altitude: 1345m / 4,412 feet
Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge
Walking Hour: 7/8 Hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 14.5 km

Day 05:Trek To Lokpa (2240m / 7,349 feet) – Entering The Mystical Tsum Valley

Today, we continue our journey along the Buri Gandaki river, trekking through scenic terraced fields and vibrant rhododendron forests. The path is peaceful and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains as we make our way towards Lokpa. This charming village, nestled in the heart of the Himalayas, provides a perfect place to rest and soak in the natural beauty around us. We will spend the night at a comfortable teahouse, enjoying the tranquility and incredible mountain views.

Altitude: 2240m / 7,349 feet
Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge
Walking Hour: 6 Hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 12 km

Day 06:Trek To Chumling (2386m / 7,828 feet)

Today, we embark on a scenic journey to Chumling, which marks the entrance to the serene Lower Tsum Valley. The trail rewards us with magnificent views of the Ganesh Himal and the Shringi Himal ranges as we move forward. Along the way, we’ll pass through traditional villages, where we can immerse ourselves in the local culture and interact with the friendly people. This is a perfect opportunity to experience the untouched beauty and culture of this remote Himalayan region.

Altitude: 2386m / 7,828 feet
Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge
Walking Hours: 4/5 Hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 7 km

Day 07:Trek To Chhokang Paro (3031m / 9,944 feet)

Today, we continue our ascent towards Chhokang Paro, a beautiful village nestled in the heart of the Tsum Valley. As we trek, we are surrounded by the serene atmosphere of the region, offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle of everyday life. The rich Tibetan culture is evident in the monasteries and traditions we encounter along the way, providing us with a deep and immersive cultural experience. It’s a day to take in the spectacular views and the tranquility that this remote part of Nepal has to offer.

Altitude: 3031m / 9,944 feet
Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge
Walking Hours: 5/6 Hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 9 km

Day 08:Trek To Nile (3347m / 10,980 feet) Via Milarepa Cave

Today, our trek takes us deeper into the Tsum Valley, following the same flowing tributary that once played a crucial role in the ancient Salt Trade with Tibet. As we walk, we’ll trace rugged trails that have witnessed centuries of history, and soon we’ll feel ourselves stepping back in time. Along the way, we’ll pass prehistoric chortens, colourful stupas, and stone Mani walls—large prayer walls etched with Buddhist mantras. These ancient sites remind us of the deep spiritual and cultural ties the region still holds with the mystical lands of Tibet.

As we continue our trek, it will become clear why this area is known as "Little Tibet." The landscape, culture, and the people we meet along the way all contribute to the feeling that we are venturing through a timeless part of the world. One of the highlights of today’s trek is our visit to Milarepa’s Cave, the famed retreat of the legendary Tibetan saint, Milarepa, who sought spiritual enlightenment here centuries ago. Standing in the cave, we can almost feel the echoes of his meditations in the stillness of the mountains.

By the afternoon, we will reach Nile village, where the local people are often seen spinning prayer wheels and chanting mantras, continuing the age-old practices of their ancestors. After a well-deserved lunch, we’ll have time to explore the village at our own pace and relax in the serene environment that surrounds us.

Altitude: 3,347m / 10,980 feet
Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge
Walking Hours: 5/6 Hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 9 km

Day 09:Trek To Mu Gompa (3700m / 12,139 feet) & Back To Chhekangparo

Today, we explore the ancient Mu Gompa, a significant Buddhist monastery nestled in the mountains. It offers a peaceful environment, perfect for spiritual reflection. We gaining insight into their peaceful way of life. The serene atmosphere combined with stunning mountain views makes this a truly memorable day. We descend to Cheekangparo for overnight.

Altitude: 3700m / 12,139 feet
Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge
Walking Hours: 5/6 Hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 9 km

Day 10:Trek To The Village Of Dumje (2,480 m / 7,500feet)/ Gompa Lungdeng (3200m)

Today's trek follows the left bank of the Siyar River, passing through scenic pasturelands and forests of pine, oak, and rhododendron. Along the way, you'll spot different types of mushrooms and enjoy distant views of Buddha Himal and Himalchuli peaks.

After crossing traditional mani walls at Lapche, the trail offers peaceful views of lower Tsum Valley, with the soothing sounds of the Lungdang River breaking the silence. The final stretch from Dumje to Gumba Lungdang takes about 4-5 hours through dense forest. Gumba Lungdang is a small monastery home to around 20 nuns, with a tranquil courtyard offering breathtaking views of Ganesh Himal.

Altitude: 3200m / 10,498 feet
Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge
Walking Hour: 7/8 Hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 10- 12 km

Day 11:Hike To Ganesh Himal Base Camp (4200m / 13,779 feet) And Return To Gumba Lungdang

Today is a big adventure! The hike to Ganesh Himal Base Camp (5-6 hours) is challenging but rewarding. Few climbers have attempted Ganesh Himal from this side, making it a unique experience. The trail passes through diverse flora and fauna, with stunning views of glaciers.

At the top, enjoy a panoramic view of Ganesh Himal to the northeast and Siringi Himal to the west. After soaking in the scenery, return along the same path to Gumba Lungdang.

Embark on a thrilling hike to the Ganesh Himal Base Camp, where the majestic views of the Ganesh Himal range will leave you in awe. As you stand at this high point, surrounded by the grandeur of the mountains, take your time to soak in the beauty and capture unforgettable memories. After spending time at the base camp, you'll trek back to Gumba Lungdang, where you can relax and enjoy the serene atmosphere of this peaceful village.

Altitude: 4200m / 13,779 feet
Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge
Walking Hour: 7/8 Hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 14.5 km

Day 12:Trek from Gumba Lungdang to Ripchet (2,240m /7,349 feet)

On the final day in Tsum Valley, follow the same trail back to Dumje, then cross the Lungdang River via an old wooden bridge. The trail winds through Mari Chhyukar, a charming farming village with distinctive mani walls, before crossing the Nyakli River.

The journey continues through shaded forests to Samba Tingding, which means "the bridge over deep gorge," before reaching Ripchet village for the night.

Altitude: 2,240m / 7,349 feet
Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge
Walking Hour: 5/6 Hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 12 km

Day 13:Trek From Ripchet To Philim (1,570m / 5,150 feet )

Today we leave the Tsum valley , begin your trek from the beautiful village of Ripchet, passing through lush forests and traditional settlements.The trail follows the Budhi Gandaki River, offering stunning valley views. A gradual descent through forests and small streams leads to Lokpa, little below is the junction of the Tsum Valley and Manaslu Circuit. For those who have a continuation to Manaslu Circuit Trek will continue further north. But for you the trek continues with a steep descent through a rugged trail bringing you back to the Budhi Gandaki River. Crossing several suspension bridges and passing through dense forests with occasional landslide-prone areas we arrive Ekle Bhatti and then Chisopani where we stop for lunch for the second time on the trek.

The final stretch to Philim (1,570m) is just around 1 hour walk after lunch so we take a relatively easy and scenic walk along the Budhi Gandaki River. Enjoy waterfalls, terraced fields, and views of Shringi Himal before reaching Philim, a large Gurung village with several teahouses and a checkpoint.

Overnight at Philim Teahouse

Altitude: 1,570m / 5,150 feet
Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge
Walking Hour: 6/7 Hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 12-13km

Day 14:Trek To Machhakhola ( 884m / 2,952 feet)

Today you start with a gradual descent through terraced fields and pine forests. A gentle downhill walk along the Budhi Gandaki River. Soon we cross a suspension bridge and walk through stone-paved trails in the traditional Gurung village of Sirdibas. Enjoy nice views of Shringi Himal. The trek continues along the less busy newly built motor road for about one hour to Jagat a beautiful village with stone houses and checkpost. Here check out with our permits to officially end the Tsum Valley trek.

The trek further down to Tatopani (930m) is close to two hours descend along a rocky trail with waterfalls and forested sections, river crossings, and exposed trails will take us to Doban (1,070m) for lunch break. Soon, we reach Tatopani, where you can enjoy a natural hot spring beside the river.

Final Stretch to Machha Khola is only little over onehour walkking. Overnight in Machha Khola where we spent our first night in the beginning of the journey. This will be your final night in the mountains, so take the time to soak in the beautiful surroundings and reflect on your incredible trek. Enjoy your evening and the last moments in the serene Himalayan landscape. Tonight is time for felicitation and thanks giving to the trekking crew with dance and party celebration and don't forget to show appreciation for the local hospitality through tipping.

Altitude: 884m / 2952 feet
Accommodation: Teahouse Lodge
Walking Hour: 6/7 Hours
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Distance: 22 km

Day 15:Drive To Kathmandu Via Arughat (8/9 hrs) – Overnight At Hotel

The 4WD vehicle return drive from Machhakhola to Kathmandu is an adventurous journey through the rugged terrain of Nepal, covering approximately 160–180 km depending on the route taken. The trip typically takes 8 to 9 hours, depending on road conditions, weather, and traffic. The road is rough, mix of a dirt track, gravel and blacktop. Scenic views of rivers Buri Gandaki and Trishuli . Bridge crossings and passing villages with terraced farmlands and occasional Himalayan glimpses makes the ride exciting. Driving through bustling market towns like Arughat and Dhading Besi, offering a glimpse of rural life is an inter culture experience. Traffic can be heavy near Kathmandu, especially around Thankot. The overall experience could be very tough but its rewarding to get in and out of Kathmandu on this trip.

It's the last evening in Nepal, you can go out for a dinner with your Group Leader and celebrate your accomplishment and coming back safe.

Accommodation: Hotel B.B

Day 16:Homeward Bound: International Departure

Where will your next adventure take you?

Congratulations on completing an unforgettable trek! As you bid farewell to the breathtaking trails and cherished memories, we wish you a safe journey home. May the mountains call you back for another adventure soon. Until we meet again!

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Cost Details

Includes

PERMITS: All essential permits and a special permit required for trekking in the region.
PICKUP & DROPS: Airport pickup and drop facilities for both domestic and international flights.
ACCOMMODATION: Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu with bed & breakfast.
WELCOME DINNER: Enjoy a traditional Nepali welcome dinner at a local restaurant. Beverages not included.
SIGHTSEEING: Half-day guided city sightseeing to two sacred World Heritage Sites, including paid entrance fees.
TAXES: All applicable government and local taxes.
GROUND TRANSPORTATION: Private vehicle for all ground transportation as per the itinerary.
STAFF TRANSPORTATION: Transportation for all staff as required.
EQUIPMENT: Basic trekking gear such as Duffle Bag,sleeping bag with liner, Down jackets, trekking poles, etc.
LODGING: Twin-sharing tea-house accommodation during the trek (single supplement available on request, depending on availability).
DRINKING WATER: Boiled hot water for drinking, provided every evening (bring bottles for up to 3 liters).
MEALS: All meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner) with hot beverages during the trek.
TREK LEADER: Experienced Trekking Group Leader with a legitimate guiding license, plus an assistant guide.
STAFF INSURANCE & ALLOWANCES: Insurance and allowances for all ground staff.
SAFETY: Oxygen cylinders and a comprehensive medical kit on all trips.
COMPLIMENTARY ITEMS: Takeaway gifts from Mystical Nepal Treks – duffel bag, T-shirt, and trekking map.

Excludes

NEPAL VISA: A fee of $50 for a 30-day Nepali visa.
INTERNATIONAL AIRFARE: The cost of all international flights is not included.
PERSONAL EXPENSES: Expenses for SIM cards, internet, charging, hot showers, laundry, soft drinks, alcohol, etc.
EMERGENCY: Medical exams, high-altitude evacuation, air evacuation, or rescues are not included.
DONATIONS: Donations of any kind are not included.
STAFF TIPPING: Tipping the trekking crew is an expected custom in Nepal.
EXTRA NIGHTS: Additional nights in Kathmandu for early arrival or late departure are not included.
SANCTIONS: Permits or authorization for special filming, large drones, or filming cameras are not included.
INSURANCE: Comprehensive travel or medical insurance is required.
EXTRA PORTER: Extra porter or assistant can be arranged at $25 per day.
OPTIONAL TOURS: Any optional tours, sightseeing, or activities during free time are not included.

Essential Information

Adventure and Serenity

If you're seeking an off-the-beaten-path trekking experience, the Tsum Valley & Ganesh Himal Trek offers an ideal mix of natural beauty, cultural immersion, and Himalayan adventure. This 16-days journey takes you deep into the heart of Nepal’s Tsum Valley, known for its secluded beauty, rich Tibetan heritage, and pristine landscapes. Combined with the majestic views of the Ganesh Himal range, this trek offers both a physical and spiritual challenge, making it a must-do for serious trekkers and nature lovers alike.

Who Can Take the Tsum Valley & Ganesh Himal Trek?

The Tsum Valley & Ganesh Himal trek is best suited for trekkers with moderate to high fitness levels. The terrain can be rocky, with sections of steep climbs, making it a challenge for those who aren’t accustomed to trekking in tough conditions. However, if you're an experienced trekker seeking an authentic and rewarding Himalayan adventure, this trek will offer exactly that.

For beginners, it’s essential to undergo physical training (strength, aerobic, and endurance exercises) and go on some shorter treks to build stamina.

What Makes the Trek Special?

Tsum Valley’s Cultural Depth: The valley remains untouched by mainstream tourism, making it a pristine and serene environment for exploration. Its communities still practice Tibetan Buddhism, with temples, stupas, and monasteries scattered along the way.

Breathtaking Views of Ganesh Himal: As you trek along the Ganesh Himal range, you’ll experience panoramic views of peaks such as Ganesh I-IV, Sringi Himal, and the iconic Manaslu range.

Mu Gompa & the Hidden Villages: Spend time exploring Mu Gompa, a remote monastery nestled in the mountains, and interact with the local Tibetan communities that live in these villages. You’ll also pass through picturesque areas like Chhekamparo, Bajura, and Sirdibas, offering a rare glimpse into rural life.

How to Prepare for the Trek?

Physical Fitness: It's important to train for the trek by hiking, strengthening muscles, and working on endurance. Since the trek requires long days of walking with constant elevation changes, your stamina is crucial.

Mental Preparation: Be ready to step into a world where technology and luxuries are minimal. Trekking through the Tsum Valley and Ganesh Himal means experiencing nature and culture in its purest form. Simplicity will become a big part of your journey, so keep an open mind and embrace the experience.

Packing: Pack for varying weather conditions by bringing layered clothing, comfortable trekking boots, a good waterproof jacket, and sun protection (SPF, hat, and sunglasses). Don’t forget snacks and energy bars to keep you fueled throughout the day.

Best Time to Do the Trek

Best Seasons: The best time for trekking in the Tsum Valley and Ganesh Himal is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). The weather is most stable during these months, with clear skies and moderate temperatures ranging from 24°C to -4°C at higher altitudes.

Off-Season: While winter (December to February) can be challenging due to snowfall, and monsoon season (June to August) brings rainfall, it is still possible to trek during these times with the right preparation. However, the trail will be quieter, and fewer trekkers will be around.

Accommodation & Food during Trek

Along the Tsum Valley Trek, you’ll stay in tea houses that offer basic shared rooms, mostly squat toilets common, hot meals, and limited services like Wi-Fi and charging facilities (available at extra cost). The rooms are simple, and you should be prepared for basic amenities.

Breakfast: Porridge, eggs, toast, pancakes, Tibetan bread, and tea/coffee.

Lunch/Dinner: Dal Bhat (rice, lentils, curry), noodles, pasta, soups, momo (dumplings), french fries with burgers and fried rice.

Beverages: Tea, coffee, hot chocolate, and electrolyte drinks are available

Drinking Water: Throughout the trail, boiled water is available at tea houses for a small charge, or you can bring your own water purification tablets to purify water from streams and taps. For group size over 2 Pax we provide hot boiled water every evening, so bring bottles and camel bag recommended.

Is Altitude Sickness An Issue?

As with any high-altitude trek, the Tsum Valley & Ganesh Himal trek carries the risk of altitude sickness. Your Group Leader will always be available to take care of any mountain ailments. Symptoms can include headache, dizziness, and nausea. To prevent altitude sickness:

Ascend gradually, allowing your body time to adjust.
Stay well-hydrated and consume enough food.
Rest properly and avoid overexerting yourself.
If you feel symptoms, descend immediately to a lower altitude.

FAQs

Q1.Is Airport pick up and drop facility included in the Tsum Valley With Ganesh Himal Trek?

Definitely! Our airport representative or your group Leader will be there catering you from day of your arrival till departure. Do check for Mystical Nepal Treks clip board on your arrival in Kathmandu airport outside the arrival terminal hall. Make sure you have provided your flight details to us in advance.

Q2.Can I obtain Nepal Visa on arrival or online for Tsum Valley With Ganesh Himal Trek ?

Yes, you can obtain Nepal tourist visa on arrival at Kathmandu International Airport. In fact for some countries Nepal visa is to be prearranged from their country itself prior to their entry to Nepal. For more details please check Nepal Visa and Entry Procedure in the website

Q3.Do I need to arrive the day before the trip starts? And when should I book my flight to leave for Tsum Valley with Ganesh Himal Trek?

All our trip itinerary have an arrival and departure day from Kathmandu so you can arrive and leave Kathmandu as per the program. You are also welcome and encouraged to arrive a day earlier or leave Nepal a day later to have a look around the vibrant Kathmandu Valley. Mystical Nepal Treks will help arrange any extra activities as per your interest outside the main package.