Ganesh Himal and Sing-La Trek

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US $ 1,755 per person

No of people	Price per person
1 - 1	$1,999
2 - 4	$1,755
6 - 10	$1,695
11 - 16	$1,645

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Duration

18 days

Max. Elevation

4200m

Group size

Min 2

Level

DIFFICULT

Transportation

All Ground Transport service,

Best Season

Sept, Oct, Nov, February, March, April, May,

Accommodation

Hotel / Lodge / Tented Camp

Meals

Bed/Breakfast and full Board (Breakfast, Lunch, dinner) in Mountain.

Starts at

Kathmandu

Ends at

Kathmandu

Trip Route

Kathmandu - Bhalche - Shing La Pass - Shertung Village - Jharlang - Salyankote - Dhading - Kathmandu

Highlights

Stunning Mountain Views
Remote, Off-the-Beaten-Path Trekking
Cultural Immersion
The Challenging Sing-La Pass
Diverse Flora and Fauna
Breathtaking River Valleys and Waterfalls
Charming Traditional Lodges and Tea Houses
Trekking Through Terraced Farmlands
Diverse Trekking Terrain
Cultural and Environmental Awareness
Secluded Hot Springs (Optional)
Unforgettable Sunrises and Sunsets

The Ganesh Himal and Sing-La Pass Treks are among the lesser-known, yet breathtaking trekking routes in Nepal. These treks offer an immersive experience into the Himalayan mountains, blending stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and remote natural beauty. Here's a detailed look at the geography, culture, scenery, and other aspects of these treks.

Geography of Ganesh Himal and Sing-La Pass

Location: Both treks are situated in the central part of Nepal, within the Langtang National Park and the surrounding areas. Ganesh Himal, with its highest peak rising to 7,422 meters (24,350 feet), is part of the Manaslu Himal Range, while the Sing-La Pass is a key feature of this area.
Ganesh Himal: The Ganesh Himal range consists of several peaks, including Ganesh I (7,422m), Ganesh II (7,118m), and Ganesh IV (6,310m). The range is part of the broader Himalayan system that forms the northern border of Nepal, near Tibet.
Sing-La Pass: The Sing-La Pass (approximately 4,000 meters or 13,123 feet) is a high-altitude pass that connects various valleys in the region and serves as a critical link for trekkers heading into remote areas. It is an important feature for those on the Ganesh Himal Trek and offers awe-inspiring views of the surrounding peaks and valleys.

Cultural Aspects

Ethnic Groups: The region is home to a diverse array of ethnic groups, predominantly Gurung, Tamang, and Brahmin communities. The Gurung people are known for their rich cultural heritage, with strong ties to the Nepalese army (particularly the Gurkhas), while the Tamang people are Tibetan Buddhists, offering an opportunity to learn about Tibetan culture and Buddhist traditions.
Buddhism and Hinduism: The trek passes through villages with Buddhist stupas, monasteries, and Hindu temples. The culture here is a blend of Tibetan Buddhist influences and the traditional practices of Nepalese Hinduism, creating a unique spiritual atmosphere. You may find mani walls (stone walls with Buddhist prayers), chortens (stupas), and prayer flags along the trails.
Traditional Festivals: During the trek, you might encounter local festivals such as Lhosar (Tibetan New Year) or Dashain and Tihar (Hindu festivals), offering a colorful and festive atmosphere in the villages.

Scenery and Natural Beauty

Mountain Views: One of the main draws of the Ganesh Himal Trek is the incredible panoramic views of the Ganesh Himal range, including the towering Ganesh I, Ganesh II, Langtang Lirung, and other peaks. You'll also get views of the Manaslu Himal and the Annapurna range in the distance.
Flora and Fauna: The trek takes you through a range of altitudes, from subtropical forests to alpine meadows. The lower elevations are covered with lush rhododendron forests, while higher altitudes reveal fir, spruce, and oak trees. In the higher regions, you’ll encounter alpine meadows and grazing lands.
Wildlife: The Langtang National Park, where the trek passes through, is home to diverse wildlife, including the red panda, Himalayan tahr, blue sheep, and various species of pheasants and monkeys. The area also contains an abundant variety of birds and butterflies.
Sing-La Pass: From Sing-La Pass, trekkers can enjoy a stunning 360-degree view of snow-capped peaks, including Manaslu and the Annapurna range. The dramatic landscapes around the pass, with its jagged ridges and rolling hills, are captivating.
Rivers and Waterfalls: The trek also takes you through deep river valleys with crystal-clear rivers and waterfalls. Crossing suspension bridges over gorges and following rivers like the Trisuli River adds to the scenic experience.

Trail Experience and Trekking Information

Difficulty: The Ganesh Himal Trek is considered moderate to strenuous, especially as you approach higher altitudes near the Sing-La Pass. The trail has sections that ascend and descend quite steeply, making it physically challenging at times. Proper acclimatization is important to avoid altitude sickness.
Trail Duration: The trek usually lasts between 12 to 16 days, depending on the specific route and pace. It typically starts from Dhunche or Syabrubesi, with trekkers passing through villages such as Rubi Kharka, Ghorepani, and Sing La, before reaching the highest point of the trek, the Sing-La Pass.
Accommodation: Accommodation on the Ganesh Himal Trek is typically in tea houses or local lodges. These are basic but comfortable, offering rooms with local-style bedding and food. Some higher-altitude areas might offer more limited facilities, so trekkers are advised to be prepared for more rustic accommodations.
Best Time to Trek: The ideal trekking seasons for this region are spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November). During these seasons, the weather is clear, and the views of the mountains are spectacular. Winter months can be too cold, while summer brings the monsoon, making trails slippery and prone to landslides.

Other Notable Features

Off-the-beaten-path: The Ganesh Himal Trek is less crowded compared to other treks like the Everest or Annapurna circuits. This makes it a great choice for trekkers looking to experience more solitude and immersion in nature.
Community and Eco-Tourism: There has been a focus on sustainable and community-based tourism in this region. Many villages along the trail have embraced eco-tourism, and trekkers are encouraged to respect local customs and contribute to the well-being of the local people by purchasing handicrafts or staying in locally-run lodges.
Environmental Impact: While the trek is remote, the increase in trekking tourism has led to concerns about its environmental impact. Efforts are underway to encourage clean trekking practices, like avoiding the use of plastic and minimizing waste along the trail.

Unique Aspects of the Trek

Sing-La Pass: The crossing of the Sing-La Pass is often a highlight for trekkers, as it provides a challenging but rewarding experience at high altitude, combined with breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayas.
Authentic Nepalese Village Life: As you trek through small, traditional villages, you’ll experience the authentic daily life of Nepali villagers. Many of these communities still rely on agriculture and animal husbandry, and trekkers can gain insight into the rural lifestyle.
Isolation: Despite being a part of Nepal's trekking circuit, this region is still quite isolated, providing trekkers with the chance to experience life in its rawest and most peaceful form.

Conclusion

The Ganesh Himal and Sing-La Pass Treks offer a unique experience in the Nepali Himalayas, combining spectacular mountain views, rich cultural diversity, and a more peaceful, off-the-beaten-path trekking adventure. It is a perfect destination for trekkers looking for a challenging but rewarding trek, with the added advantage of discovering less-visited regions of Nepal, its natural beauty, and its vibrant cultures. Whether you are drawn by the mountains, the communities, or the opportunity for solitude, this trek offers an unforgettable Himalayan adventure.

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What's Includes

All Arrival and Departure Transfer from airport to hotel and vice-versa, vehicles according to group size.
Twin sharing room on best tourist standard hotels in Kathmandu on bed and breakfast basis only. (For single supplement at extra cost).
Transportation on best comfortable vehicles, depending upon group size throughout the trip.
Full board trekking includes twin sharing accommodation on best available  local lodges, includes Breakfast, lunch, dinner with afternoon tea/snacks. 
Full board on camping includes twin sharing tent, includes morning wake-up tea / coffee, breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea / snacks and dinner. 
On Camping with separate unit of kitchen of cook, kitchen staff, all meals cooked on kerosene and LPG gas stoves. No firewood following the rules of Eco-Trek and Responsible Tourism.
Service of guide, trekking staff as per size of a group with porters.
Wages, meals, medical allowance of guides, trekking staff and porters.
Applicable Trekking Permits TIMS (Trekking Information Management Systems). Includes National Park Entrance Fees.
Comprehensive Medical Kit carried by our staff if required for minor wounds and sickness.
Farewell dinner in Kathmandu.

What's Excludes

Nepal Visa, Personal Medical & Travel Insurance. 
Expenses of personal nature, meals in Kathmandu as well as  gratitude or tipping for trekking staff, drivers, porters and guide, including extra snacks and refreshments. 
Personal trekking gear, including sleeping bags and down jackets.
Emergency Evacuation if required by any means of transportation, including  Helicopter Service. 
Personal medical kit, as advised by your doctors. 
Early return from the trek due to personal domestic or medical reasons, no refund will be entertained on breaking the journey.

Trip Info

Arrival

You will arrive either by air or land to Nepal. If you arrive in Nepal by air, you have to use only Tribhuvan International Airport. Instead, if you use the road, you can enter or arrive in Nepal by land, you can different borders of Neighboring countries (India and China) like Jogbani, Raksaul, Sunauli,Birjung, Kakarvitta, Jh Tatopani, Rasuawagadi etc. You can use whichever entrances you like to suit your comfort and convenience.

Tourist Visa Nepal

A tourist Visa is on arrival visa in Nepal. It means tourists who are visiting Nepal can get the visas instantly on arrival at International Airports by producing all required documents. TIA (Tribhuvan International Airport) under the Department of Immigration has been facilitating tourists flying to Nepal by providing visas on Arrival. The 'On Arrival' visa procedure is very quick and simple. Within 5-10 minutes, you will get a visa on your passport. However, you can expect some queues during peak Tourist season If you wish to skip those queues, you can also consider getting a Visa from Nepalese Diplomatic Missions stationed abroad before your arrival. If you have possible, we recommend you obtain a visa before you enter Nepal from the diplomatic missions located nearby you so that you don’t need to bear any hassles during the process of obtaining a tourist visa on arrival. The choice is yours.

For more information: tourist-visa-nepal

Transfer to Hotel

The majority of people/trekkers enter Nepal by air and that is via Tribhuvan International Airport. We receive you at the arrival of any entry point of Nepal or mainly at Tribhuvan International Airport without any delay according to your arrival time. It may take some time like 30 minutes to collect your luggage and for security checking at the airport. After that, you make your way to the exit of the airport and the Haven Holidays Pvt. Ltd. Representative will be waiting there holding the Board Witten “Haven Holidays Pvt. Ltd” As you see the board, you have to go with him or her and we will make a very comfortable transfer to the hotel you are staying overnight. The transfer from Tribhuvan International Airport and Thamel, the hotel where you are staying will take just 30 minutes drive.

Get checked in the hotel take a rest and get refreshed. We will give you the time for orientation after you get checked into the hotel.

Orientation

As you are given the time when you get checked in the hotel, you will be followed by our staff for the orientation. It may be on the same day or later the next day early in the morning at breakfast.

We will briefly let you know the trip you are undertaking from the next day or the same day onwards. You will be stated about the highlights of the trip, preparations, equipment, food and accommodation, guide, porter, etc

If you have any queries, you can put them in this orientation meeting before you depart for your trip.

Last Minute Booking

Last-minute booking is always open for you but the same package tends to be a little more costly than the regular departure dates trip packages. You can book the trip you like on our website even a day before the trip begins.

If you are lucky, then, the last minute may be a golden opportunity for you to get the same price or even less than that if one of the members of the trip gives up and withdraws the trip plan at the eleventh hour. we are always open and here to organize your vacation trips in Nepal.

Trip Extension

We are always flexible and open to the extension of the particular trip you are undertaking. If you enjoy the trip you are doing, you can extend it to longer days or longer hours. But, for this, you must contact us one day prior so that we can arrange the required things like trip crew, accommodation, transportation and other minor needy things for your extended trip and you must add some little additional cost which we will settle in mutual understanding.

Currency Exchange

You can exchange your currency even in the Tribhuvan International Airport at your arrival or you can exchange it after you check in at the hotel or other several places of Kathmandu, trekking beginning points as well. If you are in a rush and cannot do this, you can pay USD, AUD or CAD to the people whom you need to pay for your accommodation, food, trip costs, tipping etc. only Rs. 100 rupees not 500 and 1000. You can pay with your currency with the current exchange rate wherever you go in Nepal.

Haven Holidays Team

Haven Holidays Team is very professional, reliable and responsible. They are well-trained, friendly and experience for their related field. You can share anything you like with them without any hesitation. They know local culture, civilization, history, foods and accommodation, weather conditions, expert in first-aid application. They are eco-friendly and better understand the non-human's rights and their lives. The Haven Holidays Team will assist you in every step of your trip to make it memorable and more convenient.

Luggage and Storage

we provide you with a very reliable duffel bag to put your stuff to be carried on the trip. It will be very safe to be carried by a porter. Unnecessary stuff, you can store it at the hotel in Kathmandu or Pokhara. They will keep your luggage/stuff very safe till your return back. Ask your trip leader or hotel receptionist manage it for you before you depart for the trip.

Meals

Meals will be provided according to the itinerary and cost includes and cost excludes. If you are given the itinerary or cost like including BB only, you will be provided breakfast only and if you have booked the trip package including a full-board meal, you will get all the meals including breakfast, dinner and lunch. Apart from main meals, if you have extra tea, coffee, cold drinks and other alcoholic drinks, you have to pay them personally.

During the trip, you will be given enough time to have a meal. You can enjoy the meal you like from the menu. Vegan, Vegetarian?? If you are vegetarian, you will still find the choice in the menu and our guide will take good care of you through the trip.

You are supposed to have the meal where you stay overnight in the mountain during the trekking trip.You will enjoy freshly cooked meals in the mountain during the trip days with local ingredient

Electricity

You will get a good and undisturbed facility of electricity during the trip to Nepal., you can get the facility of electricity to charge your phones and backups. However, in some cases, you may have to face the problem of load-shedding and technical problems. The guesthouses may charge you some amount to charge your devices in remote areas trekking. There won’t be an electricity heating system in the mountain while doing trekking.

Drinking Water

Drinking water must be pure, safe and contamination-free. You can get bottled or purified drinking water during the trip even in the mountain which is very safe for you to drink. The majority of the people who make trekking or adventure trips in the mountains go with boiled water which is prepared by the local lodges/guesthouses on the trail which is the best way to keep you safe from contaminated water. However, some people carry water purifying ingredients and they apply it to the drinking water and they drink it. But, don’t try to drink the water from the Local River, stream and taps. The bottled water you can buy along the trek in the guesthouse.

Communication

You can enjoy excellent facilities of communication in Kathmandu. However, in the case of the trekking trip in the mountains, you may not be able to have such kind of facility as in the cities. But, most of the local teahouses/lodges/guesthouses/ hotels on the trail will offer you the facility of Wi-fi. Sometimes, you get it for free and sometimes, you may have to pay for the installation of Wi-fi during the trip in the mountains.

The best way to access good communication over your smartphone is to get a local Nepali SIM Card like NT and NCELL. You get these local Nepali SIM Cards easily in Kathmandu and even in International Airport, Tribhuvan International Airport. For this, you have to present a copy of your passport and a passport-sized- photograph. You can buy a data pack via this local SIM Card and you make a very good communication. You can make a call, and access the internet over it.

Feedback

You can give feedback on the trek/trip you have undertaken at the end of Kathmandu. You can visit our office or you can do it in the farewell dinner we organize. Your feedback about the trip will always be taken positively. We need it to grow and sharpen our services and facilities in the coming days.

If you cannot attend the farewell dinner at the end of the trip in Kathmandu or you don’t have time to visit our office, you can write your feedback on the trip advisor page which will be more reliable and public.

Trek Extra Personal Expenses

How prodigal you are? Your trek extra personal expenses depend on it. If you love doing extra expenses on the trip, you will go to topics like alcoholic drinks, extra tea or coffee apart from the meal, tipping, some minor donations, extra snacks on the trail, some urgent personal stuff like clothing or any other equipment you immediately require on the trip in case it gets damaged or stop functioning. And, at the end of the trek, you have to give some tips to your trekking crew. For this, you have to allocate some dollars or Nepali currency.

Typical Day

The typical trip day begins with a good breakfast. You will have breakfast at around 7-8 am and begin the day after it. Then, you will have to work/walk for 3-4 hours after breakfast and you will stop for lunch. The lunchtime will be around an hour. You will order your lunch item and the restaurant/hotel/teahouse will cook for you. Sometimes, you may have to wait for some time if the restaurant or hotel is crowded. You can find the item you want in the menu prepared by the local lodge/restaurant/hotel. If you are vegetarian, no worries, you can still find the ways.

After lunch, you will resume your work/trek/trip again and end it in the after like around 3-4 pm. After that, you will check in the hotel/guesthouse/teahouse and get refreshed. Take rest, change clothing and go for dinner at around 6-7 pm. Your leader will help you to order the meals you like. At the dinner, your leader will share the important information for the next day’s trip and you can raise the question regarding it. The leader will orient you on what to wear, how to walk, what to carry and where to eat. Follow the instructions from the guide/leader very well.

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Trekking Packing/Checklist List

When preparing for a trekking trip in Nepal, it’s essential to have the right equipment and packing list to ensure your safety and comfort to complete your mission. You will need to pack smart and light. This packing list doesn’t mean you need to pack everything listed here. This list is a guideline, and your final list will depend on your preferences and judgment. Follow as per your personal needs and preferences by taking this as a reference. Here’s a comprehensive list of items you should consider for more information: Trekking equipment list

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Breathtaking Scenery and Warm Hospitality on the Ganesh Himal Sing-La Trek with Haven Holidays !

This trek was an unforgettable experience ! Haven Holidays provided excellent service throughout the entire journey. Our guide, Dawa, was incredibly knowledgeable about the region and passionate about sharing his culture. He made sure we were safe and comfortable every step of the way. The scenery on the trek was simply stunning. The majestic Ganesh Himal peaks dominated the horizon, and the diverse landscapes kept things interesting. We walked through charming villages, lush rhododendron and others vegetation forests, and high alpine meadows. Each day offered a new view that took my breath away. Another highlight of the trek was the opportunity to interact with the local people. Haven Holidays seems to have built strong relationships with the communities along the route. We were welcomed warmly everywhere we went, and staying in the local teahouses was a fantastic cultural experience. I highly recommend the Ganesh Himal Sing-La Trek with Haven Holidays to anyone looking for an off-the-beaten-path adventure with stunning scenery, rich culture, and excellent service.

Amelia Jones

Denmark

Challenging and Rewarding Trek with Haven Holidays !

The Ganesh Himal Sing-La Trek with Haven Holidays was a challenging but incredibly rewarding experience. The trails were sometimes steep and demanding, but the sense of accomplishment at reaching the Sing-La Pass was truly amazing. The panoramic views of the Himalayas from the pass were simply incredible. Haven Holidays provided all the necessary equipment and ensured our safety throughout the trek. The food was delicious and plentiful, and the accommodations in the teahouses were basic but comfortable. Our guide, Ram, was very experienced and always willing to help. He shared his knowledge of the local flora and fauna, making the trek even more interesting. This trek is not for the faint of heart, but for those seeking a challenge and a chance to experience the beauty of the Himalayas in a less crowded region, I highly recommend it. Haven Holidays did a great job of organizing everything and making sure we had a fantastic adventure.Li

Le-Chen

Hong Kong

Perfect Family Adventure with Haven Holidays

We decided on the Ganesh Himal Sing-La Trek with Haven Holidays for our family vacation, and it turned out to be the perfect choice. Haven Holidays was very accommodating to our needs and ensured the trek was suitable for our children (aged 12 and 14). The guides were patient and encouraging, and they made sure everyone in the group felt comfortable and safe. The trek offered a variety of landscapes, from gentle hikes through forests to exciting climbs up hills. We saw amazing wildlife, including colorful birds and even a glimpse of a Himalayan tahr. The highlight for our children was definitely the hot springs at Tatopani, where they could relax after a day of trekking. The evenings were spent in cozy teahouses, where we enjoyed delicious meals and learned about the local culture. Our children loved interacting with the local people and learning about their way of life. This trek was a fantastic way to bond with our family and create lasting memories. Haven Holidays made everything so easy and enjoyable, and we would definitely recommend them to other families looking for an adventure in Nepal.

Jean Dubois

Denmark

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Preparation For This Trip

Travel Documents:

Travel tickets and trip print/pictures in Divece

Passport -with at least 6 months validity

Passport copies

4 copies of Passport size photos

Visa - available at Kathmandu Airport. Check visa requirements your nationality click: Tourist visa in Nepal

Insurance, documents that cover medical, rescue, and airlift(helicopter)in case on the trip

Electronics:

Electronic device and charger
Camera or smartphone for capturing memories. It may be hard to find charging devices that fit your device, so keep the focus on your charger and multiple adapters.
Power Bank- Charging your devices may not be possible everywhere. So, it is recommended to carry a power bank for backup

Trekking Packing/Checklist:

When preparing for a trekking trip in Nepal, it's essential to have the right equipment and packing list to ensure your safety and comfort to complete your mission. You will need to pack smart and light. This packing list doesn’t mean you need to pack everything listed here. This list is a guideline, and your final list will depend on your preferences and judgment. Follow as per your personal needs and preferences by taking this as a reference. Comprehensive list of items:

Clothing

Headwear

Sun Hat/Cap for sun protection - A Sun hat protects the face from the strong rays of the sun. Carry a lightweight hat that can be easily packed. Or A wide-brimmed hat to cover your ears, neck, and face from the strong rays of the sun. More: Trekking equipment list

Frequently Asked Questions

Besides Ganesh Himal and Sing-la, which trek is the best around Langtang  region?

Interested people can extend the trek to Langtang Valley, for a few days to a week. The famous areas are Gosainkunda a holy glacial lake south east of Langtang Valley. Trekkers can enjoy more days long trekking across the high ridges of Langtang Himal to reach Kathmandu via Helambu area also.

The next best destination is Tamang Heritage Trail, takes you on the off the beaten route and close to Nepal / Tibet border and end the trek at Syabrubesi.  The Langtang Valley and Gosainkunda or Tamang Heritage Trail will be the best areas of trekking, after Ganesh Himal & Sing-La Trek, to plan for next season of the year.

How are the foods quality on treks?

The foods on every meals like breakfast, lunch and dinner are amazingly of best quality, prepared with care and hygienic. Our camping cook can create wonders serving all types of foods on every meals like in restaurants. From Nepali Dal Bhat (boiled / steamed rice with lentil soup and mild vegetable curry served with pickles). Including Continental, Chinese, Indian to Nepali, sometimes our cook can provides bakery items as well. The most popular is Nepali Dal / Bhat, noodle soup or fried noodle with veg and eggs or meats, Mo-Mo dumpling stuffed with meats or vegetable is also popular dishes and perfect diet for trek and camping.

Is there Wi-Fi and Internet available on treks? 

On leaving the main villages there will be no Wi-Fi or Internet connection have to buy a local Data package in Kathmandu. But sometimes on the mountain the connection is quite slow and disturbing due to terrain and weather wise.

Do we have facilities to charge our electronic items? 

For few days around Langtang region of Syabrubesi and Gatlang, have the facilities of electricity run by hydro power. But on leaving Somdang village towards pure mountain wilderness, we will camping. With no near facilities of electricity, the best is for trekkers to carry a portable solar panel. That can fit on the back outside the day pack, as it gets charged during the day walks, it will be full for you to use charging your electronic items.

On request of the trekkers at extra cost the company can provide a small generator run by kerosene or petrol.

Why Ganesh Himal and Sing-La less visited areas of trekking?

 Ganesh Himal and Sing-La with Ruby Valley remains isolated from the outside world as a hidden gem of Central Himalayas. The areas is often visited by mountaineers and peak climbers, including some few group of trekkers.

The areas is not well exposed, which remains as the hidden pockets of Himalayas. The region slowly drawing more trekkers since last few decades, only for people interested to explore and experience something different. As well for trekkers who are tired visiting on popular areas of trekking, and in search of a new Himalayan destination? Ganesh Himal and Sing-la with Ruby valley is the right choice for trekkers who wish to be on complete wilderness. Away from mainstream and popular trekking trails.

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