Ruby Valley Trek

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Details of Ruby Valley Home Stay Trek

Ruby Valley Trek is introduced as a newly recognize trekking destination and less crowded but lots of local people occupier place of Nepal. Where, you can explore the massive Tamang community, Gurung community, and Dalit. Several motivating ethnic groups of a mixed lifestyle offer you a glance into real Nepali life and it gives visitors an opportunity to scrutinize the rich Nepalese cultural tradition from the neighboring district and intermingle with locals, hence giving the sightseeing a sense of satisfaction. The Ruby valley trekking is a newly promoted trekking track in Nepal but trekkers can explore lots as typical people lifestyle, their culture, Gurung & Tamang lifestyle their tradition as well as natural beauties and Hot spring, white & black pond. It is a culturally Rich and Natural beautiful place of Nepal. It is situated on the northwest of Kathmandu, with terraced hillsides appearing to ascend to the sky. Before we called Ganesh Himal Trekking due to we always face Mt Ganesh Himal 7422m. But lately, local people put Ruby valley because of Ruby is crystal people found a source of mines.

Ruby Valley Trekking or Ganesh Himal Trek through picturesque villages and unspoiled areas of the country leads us to Singla pass (4045m) and Pangsang pass (3850m) where mountain views are superb. The trail then descends through beautiful pine forests and villages and we arrive at Sertung and onto the village of Chalishgaon. It is a very beautiful and typical cultural Gurung village. The trail then heads up to the black & white lakes at the base of Ganesh Himal. It is truly unique and an extra gift by God as well as a natural hot spring between Chalishgaon and Hindung. It is situated in a remote area where there are few villages. Chalishgaon to the natural hot spring takes a couple of hours.

We can arrange a trek in this area to suit your requirements and timescale. we have given 3 option trekking rout please find it.

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Chalish Village of Ruby ValleyHow about People, Culture, Religion of Ruby valley homestay?

The area mainly people are living Tamang, secondly Gurung then others. the Gurung and Tamang are rich in their cultures, customs, and origin of Buddhism but now slowly changing other religions. They have own dress, language, custom and they are very friendly warm hospitality.

Where to start and how about transportation of Ruby valley trek?

Kathmandu to Shyabrubesi by a vehicle as local jeep, private jeep, or local bus. then, starts beautiful trekking along with Gatlang village, high pass of Pangsang vanjyang 3850m, visit Gurung community village of Chalish gaon and many Tamang villages, natural hot spring near Chalish village. Trek ends in Jharlang village catch local vehicles by jeep or bus to Kathmandu. It is 7/8 days walking perfect itinerary.

Sheeps Group in Ruby Valley TrekMain Attractions of Ruby Valley Trek:

The Ruby valley treks main attraction is found Ruby, Crystal, Copper, the resource of Mines, Mt Ganesh Himal 7422m, Beautiful Akhu River, Natural Hotspring, Kalo & Seto Daha (Black & White Pond) High pass of Pangsang 3850m & Singla 4050m and culture show os Gurung community by Chalish village and historical temples & Monasteries.

How about Lodging & Fooding?

The area people’s main occupation is farming cultivating a place where people grow lots of crops and they provide organic local foods and they have well managed local homestay. They have neat and clean rooms. They have very warm hospitality and they warmly welcome to tourists. There are not big and well-managed lodges but every camp village has nice homestay and you need to accept their warm welcome. Stay with the family home and accept their organic meals.

Mt Ganesh Himal 7422mWhat kinds of trekking gear do we need to prepare for Ruby Valley Trek?

Ruby Valley Trek is one of the high passes of Pangsang pass 3850m and there will be most of the time cooling weather so you need to prepare as warm enough clothing’s and gears as big jacket as a down jacket, warm enough fleece, warm paint & inner, warm hat, gloves, warm enough sucks, warm trouser or trekking pants, some quick-dry trekking t-short, half paint, warm enough negative sleeping bag, comfortable trekking boot, headlight, sandal, 2-liter water bottle, sun cream, sunglasses, day pack comfort bag, camera and charger as two-pin, towel, Toiletries’, etc.

Carry your important medicine:

Natural Hot Spring in Chalish VillageMedicine is very important if you have any ailment you must carry the medicine with you. That “prevention is better than cure” mountain region we can’t find any healthcare, clinic, and hospital if there is the clinic you may not get according to your problems medicine. So that; I humble request please prepare if you are continually taking any medicine please bring with you or buy in Kathmandu. It is very important but our company will provide something first aid kid bag normally as a headache, fever, stomach problem as diarrhea, cough & cold some bandage, tape & Diamox for high altitude sickness, etc.

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    Steve ColeUnited Kingdom,October 23, 2017
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    Everest Base Camp, Annapurna Circuit and Ganesh Himal Kanchenjunga treks

     I met Jay in April 2007, who guided me on the Gokyo – Cho La pass – Everest Base Camp Trek. As well as wanting to do this trek, I was also out there with a work colleague who was climbing Everest that season (he succeeded with Alpine Ascents). Jay more than met my expectations and assisted me in my needs for the trek, ensuring I could meet up with my colleague at specific places, as we had different itineraries. My personal highlight was meeting him at Base Camp, where his group was carrying out a Puja ceremony, something I hadn’t seen before. Jay found good accommodation in all of the villages and as a bonus I paid extra to get us into the Eco Lodge at Lobuche. In addition he will take into account your physical condition, primarily thinking about your walking speed and not allowing you to ascend the trail too quickly in order to aid acclimatisation.

    He noted that I had some time left in my holiday, which I had set aside for sightseeing and collecting souvenirs in Kathmandu. He asked if I would like to trek to his village, just south of the Ganesh Himal. It gave me a further insight into Nepalese culture, a different way of life in comparison to the ‘commercialised’ regions of the Khumbu and Annapurna.

    He is very friendly and is open, honest and understanding with a great sense of humour. He always seems to be happy, but then he loves his job, which you can probably understand! He has a great knowledge of Nepal’s rich history and culture and was always quick to point this out along the way.

    Jay will pick you up from the airport and will ably assist you in looking for extra gear you may require for the trek.

    Jay is not just a guide to me, he is also a friend. We have stayed in contact since the Everest Base Camp trek and I visited Nepal again in October/November 2010. We first trekked in the Ganesh Himal area back to his village, this time via the start of the Langtang route, catching a bus to Syrabru Besi and west over two passes. A further two days trekking, a Jeep and two buses then led me to the Annapurna Circuit. It also gave me the opportunity to visit Pokhara and carry out some sightseeing in Kathmandu’s districts of Bhaktapur and Patan.

    In March/April 2015 I undertook a long held ambition in trekking the Kanchenjunga region. Jay was unable to accompany me due to other commitments and he assigned me a fantastic guide and porter. I had an amazing time with them and I came back and met up with Jay to do some other things for a few days.

    I can thoroughly recommend Jay as a guide and if you enjoy your trek as much as me, then you will have had one of your best experiences of a life time.

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