Mountain, Forest, Hills, Villages, Rivers, Terrace, Hot Spring, Waterfall
Region of Nepal
Region of Nepal
Ganesh Himal Region
Max. Altitude
Max. Altitude
3900m./12870ft.
Overview
The 12-day Ruby Valley Circuit Trekking offers an off-the-beaten-path adventure through the culturally rich and naturally stunning Tamang and Gurung villages renowned for their distinctive cultures and extensive traditions.
You get to explore some very distant, less-traveled places of Nepal on this uncharted trekking route and witness panoramic views of renowned peaks like Ganesh Himal, Langtang Lirung, Boudha Himal, Hiunchuli Dorje Lakpa, and other pristine mountains in western and central Nepal. Most trekking days involve gentle descents through the traditional Tamang and Gurung communities of Tipling, Shertung, Chalish, and Borang. Also, after completing the trek’s final leg from Borang to Dharka Phedi, the Ruby Valley Trek experience ends with a jeep transport to Kathmandu.
Why is the Valley named Ruby Valley?
The name ‘Ruby Valley’ comes from the mining of rubies in that area. Situated in Nepal’s region, this valley was famous for its ruby, which was discovered in the rivers and hills nearby. The local communities mined this gemstone and established the Valley as a source of rubies in the Himalayan region. The tradition of ruby mining in the Ruby Valley dates back years.
The rubies found there were prized for their quality and color. Although ruby mining activity has declined over time, the name ‘Ruby Valley’ serves as a reminder of its connection to gemstone mining. Today, this valley attracts many hikers and tourists because of its beauty, cultural diversity, and rich mining heritage,
Panoramic views of Ganesh Himal and Langtang Himal.
Exploration of traditional Tamang and Gurung villages.
Reaching the 3,850-meter-high Pangsang Pass.
Walking through the scenic and secluded Ruby Valley.
Spotting diverse wildlife like red pandas and Himalayan black bears.
Soaking in natural hot springs along the trek.
Enjoying a less crowded and tranquil trekking route.
Experiencing local festivals such as Lhosar (Tamang New Year).
Observing traditional agricultural practices in rural communities.
Staying in local homes through community-based homestays.
Trek difficulty Ruby Valley Circuit Trekking
Hikers consider the Ruby Valley Circuit Trek moderate to challenging. This is due to altitude, terrain, daily distances, and remote spots. The trek reaches its highest point at Pansang La Pass. It’s about 3,850 meters (12,631 feet) high. Trekkers may get altitude sickness there and need to acclimate.
The terrain in the trek has steep ups and downs. The paths are rocky, uneven, and sometimes slippery. This is especially true in forests or after rain. Trekkers must walk far each day. They walk for 6-8 hours. This requires good fitness and stamina. Also, the trek’s location is remote, with few services and help in an emergency. Thus, relying only on oneself is vital to having a great time.
January
-5°C to 5°C
February
-3°C to 7°C
March
0°C to 10°C
April
3°C to 15°C
May
7°C to 18°C
June
10°C to 20°C
July
12°C to 21°C
August
11°C to 21°C
September
9°C to 19°C
October
5°C to 16°C
November
0°C to 11°C
December
-3°C to 7°C
Best Time for Ruby Valley Circuit Trekking
Spring (March to May)
Spring is considered one of the best times to trek to Ruby Valley. During this season, the weather is mild, and the days are longer, providing ample daylight for trekking. In spring, daytime temperatures range from 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F) at lower altitudes and cooler temperatures at higher elevations.
Additionally, the clear skies offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains, making it a photographer’s delight. However, as this is a popular trekking season, some trails and teahouses may be crowded, so early booking and planning are advisable.
Summer/Monsoon (June to August)
The summer season coincides with the monsoon in Nepal, bringing heavy rainfall, especially in July and August. Summer makes the trek much more challenging due to slippery and muddy trails and the risk of landslides and floods.
The dense fog and frequent rain showers can obscure mountain views, and sponges are common in forested areas. Additionally, fewer trekkers on the trails offer a more solitary and peaceful experience. If trekking in the monsoon season, it is essential to have proper rain gear and be prepared for weather-related delays.
Autumn (September to November)
Autumn is the perfect season for the Ruby Valley trek. Daytime temperatures range from 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F), and the nights are more relaxed but manageable with proper gear. The trails are less muddy compared to the monsoon season, and the risk of landslides decreases significantly. The post-monsoon air is clean, and the landscapes are dotted with colorful autumn foliage. However, this is the peak trekking season, so trails and teahouses can be crowded. Early reservations for accommodations and permits are recommended.
Winter (December to February)
Winter trekking in the Ruby Valley Circuit is suitable for those who are prepared for cold weather and want to avoid the crowds. The temperatures can drop significantly, especially at higher altitudes, with daytime temperatures ranging from -5°C to 10°C (23°F to 50°F) and much colder nights. The higher passes, like Pansang La, can be covered in snow, making the trek more challenging and sometimes impassable.
Despite the cold, winter offers crystal-clear skies and stunning views of snow-capped peaks. The trails are less crowded, providing a more tranquil trekking experience. Proper winter gear, including warm clothing, sleeping bags, and possibly microspikes for icy trails, is essential for a safe and comfortable trek during this season.
12 Days Ruby Valley Circuit Trekking Itinerary
Day 1
Ruby valley circuit trekking
Ruby valley circuit trekking
Drive to Arkhet - Trek to Lapu Danda (1026m)
Day 1 Facts
Trekking Time Average
130km./Drive to Arkhet ( Avg. 05 hrs ) - Trek to Lapu Danda ( Avg. 1:30 hrs )
Accommodation
Lodge in Lapu Danda
Altitude
(1026m./5385ft.)
Included meals
Lunch, Dinner
Our adventure begins with an early morning drive from Kathmandu to Arkhet (640m). We will follow the picturesque Manaslu route. Upon reaching Arkhet, we cross the river and begin our ascent to Lapu Danda. We reach Lapu Danda by late afternoon. There, we set up for our overnight stay. We enjoy the peaceful place and get ready for the journey ahead.
Day 2
Trek to Lamo Dhunga (1930m)
Day 2 Facts
Trekking Time Average
14km./06 hours walk
Accommodation
Camping
Altitude
(1930m./6369ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today’s trek takes us from Lapu Danda through the quaint village of Dhunchet and into a lush, verdant forest. Along the way, we can hear the sounds of birds chirping and the sight of waterfalls and streams. The path is moderately challenging, with a mix of ascents and descents, leading us to Lamo Dhunga by the evening. We’ll arrive at Lamo Dhunga in the evening, set up camp, and enjoy a peaceful night under the stars, surrounded by the sounds of nature.
Day 3
Trek to Nauban Kharka
Day 3 Facts
Trekking Time Average
14km./06 hours walk
Accommodation
Camping
Altitude
(2710m./8943ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
We continue our trek through the forest, which dominates most of today’s journey. The trail is relatively easy compared to previous days, allowing us to take in the beauty of the towering trees and diverse flora. We stop for a lunch break, soaking in the natural beauty and refreshing ourselves for the remainder of the day’s trek. In the late afternoon, we arrive at our campsite at Nauban Kharka, a serene spot in the forest.
Day 4
Day 4: Trek to Lapagaon (1700m)
Day 4 Facts
Trekking Time Average
13km./05 hours walk
Accommodation
Home Stay or camping
Altitude
(1700m./5610ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today’s trek includes crossing the Myanghal Bhanjyang. It is a mountain pass that offers stunning, expansive landscape views. After the pass, we begin our descent towards Lapagaon. As we descend, we will pass through terraced fields and small villages. We reach Lapagaon by evening. We set up camp for the night. We enjoy the local community’s hospitality and the village’s beauty.
Day 5
Lapagaon to Sertung (1900m)
Day 5 Facts
Trekking Time Average
12km./05 hours walk
Accommodation
Lodge or Camping
Altitude
(1900m./6270ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
We start the day by descending the river, crossing two bridges, and continuing our journey. The trail then leads us through the village of Borang, where we take a lunch break. After lunch, we continue our trek to Sertung. Upon arrival in Sertung, we set up camp. We had the chance to visit Phyangchet Monastery in the afternoon. We experienced the spiritual side of the region. We spend the night in Sertung, enjoying the warm hospitality of the Gurung people.
Day 6
Rest Day in Sertung
Day 6 Facts
Trekking Time Average
9km/ 06 hours round trip walk
Accommodation
Lodge or Camping
Altitude
(1900m./ 6270ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today is a rest day in Sertung, allowing us to explore the village and interact with the locals. Sertung is known for its rich \cultural heritage and traditional practices. We can visit the Phyangchet Monastery if we haven’t already. We can learn about the local religion and enjoy the peaceful vibe. You’ll need to be less robotic sounding by changing sentence structure and using different word choices. It’s a day of relaxation and cultural exploration, preparing us for the days of trekking ahead.
Day 7
Sertung to Marmelung Kharka (3000m)
Day 7 Facts
Trekking Time Average
13km./05 hours walk
Accommodation
Camping
Altitude
(3000m./9900ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
We leave Sertung and head towards Marmelung Kharka, passing through the village of Tipling. Tipling is another Gurung village. The trail then ascends towards Marmelung Kharka. We reached Marmelung Kharka. We set up camp for the night in this idyllic place. We enjoyed the fresh mountain air and the meadow’s peace.
Day 8
Marmelung Kharka to Pansang La (3850m)
Day 8 Facts
Trekking Time Average
10km/04 hours walk
Accommodation
Lodge or Camping
Altitude
(3850m./12705ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today’s trek is one of the most challenging as we make a steep ascent to Pansang La, the trek’s highest point. Pansang La offers panoramic vistas of the surrounding mountains and valleys. We reach the top in the afternoon and set up camp, spending the night at this high-altitude location. The evening is spent marveling at the spectacular scenery and reflecting on the journey.
Day 9
Pansang La to Gokchet (3660m)
Day 9 Facts
Trekking Time Average
14km./06 hours walk
Accommodation
Camping
Altitude
(3660m./12078ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
We descend from Pansang La, heading south on the Tiru Danda towards Gokchet. The trail is less challenging than the previous day, and because of this, we can enjoy the region’s scenic beauty. Gokchet is a small village below the Sing La, offering a peaceful retreat after the day’s trek. We set up camp for the night in Gokchet, enjoying the serene environment and preparing for the next day’s journey.
Day 10
Gokchet to Gongam Bhanjyang (2900m)
Day 10 Facts
Trekking Time Average
14km./05 hours walk
Accommodation
Camping
Altitude
(2900m./9570ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today’s trek involves crossing the Sing La, another high pass. Then, we will descend towards Gongam Bhanjyang. The ascent to Sing La is hard. The trail goes through many terrains: forests, fields, and rocky paths. But the descent offers a mix of easy and moderate trails. We arrive in Gongam Bhanjyang by evening, where we set up camp for the night.
Day 11
Gongam Bhanjyang to Kipsang Pokhari (1790m)
Day 11 Facts
Trekking Time Average
12km./05 hours walk
Accommodation
Camping
Altitude
(1790m./5907ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
We continue our descent through forests and farmland, heading towards Kipsang Pokhari. The trail is less demanding, allowing us to enjoy the region’s changing landscapes and natural beauty. Kipsang Pokhari is a charming village where we camped for our last night on the trek. The evening is spent reflecting on the journey and enjoying the peaceful environment.
Day 12
Kipsang Pokhari to Kathmandu
Day 12 Facts
Trekking Time Average
140km./06 hours drive to Kathmandu
Altitude
(1295m./4273ft.)
Included meals
Breakfast, Lunch
Our trek concludes with a drive back to Kathmandu. We leave Kipsang Pokhari in the morning, passing through scenic countryside and small towns. Upon reaching Kathmandu, we checked in at the group hotel and rested well. The evening is free. You can explore the city, visit local markets, or relax at the hotel. It marks the end of our memorable Ruby Valley Circuit Trek.
Included
Tribhuwan International Airport ( Airport – Hotel – Airport ) transfer in Kathmandu .
All meals during the trekking (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner with tea/coffee).
Accommodation ( Lodge/ Home stay/ Tented ) during the trekking.
One experienced, well trained, fluent English speaking, friendly, specialized in Ganesh himal/Langtang region and government authorized trekking guide, cook, and required porter ( One porter for two persons).
Kitchen utensil and camping gears.
Guide and staff’s food, accommodation, salary, insurance, transportation and equipments.
Overland transportation as per mentioned in the itinerary.
All necessary permits and documents.
A Trekking map, Water purification, Oxygen saturation check up everyday, duffle bag, company t-shirt, first aid medical and trekking completion certificate etc.
Assistance for emergency rescue evacuation.
Government tax and service charge.
Public Liability Insurance.
Not included
Hotel accommodation and meals in Kathmandu.
Hard and soft table drinks such as coke, fanta, mineral water, beer, laundry, phone bill etc.
Personal Travel insurance.
Tips for guide and staff. ( Highly suggested ).
Book the Trip
Available dates..
Currently, we do not have any scheduled group trips, but you are welcome to embark on the journey on a date that suits you best.
The given rates are per person with guaranteed departure schedules. If the given dates are not appropriate for you, please feel free to contact us for requesting a new dates, we will gladly personalize the itinerary and schedule of the trip that fits for you.
Along the Ruby Valley Circuit Trek, trekkers find many lodging options. The lodgings are tailored to the rugged terrain and local hospitality. Local families manage teahouses. They offer basic yet comfortable accommodation. This includes shared rooms with beds, blankets, and communal bathrooms. Trekkers may find community lodges in more significant settlements like Sertung and Lapagaon. They offer more amenities, like private rooms and attached bathrooms. But, their quality varies widely. Booking, particularly during peak seasons like autumn, is advisable to secure preferred accommodations.
Food
The culinary experience along the trek revolves around hearty Nepali meals served in teahouses and lodges. Dal Bhat is a staple dish. It includes lentil soup, rice, vegetables, and pickles. It is the cornerstone of meals. They sometimes add meat like chicken or buffalo. Vegetarian alternatives are commonly available upon request. Teahouses have fixed menus with local flavors. They ensure trekkers are fed and energized for the day’s journey.
Frequently
Asked Questions
Do I need a special permit for the Ruby Valley Circuit Trekking?
Yes, it would be best to have special permits for the Ruby Valley Circuit Trek. These include the Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP). They also include the Annapurna Conservation Area Permit (ACAP). You can obtain these permits from the Nepal Tourism Board or authorized trekking agencies.
What kind of accommodations are available during the trek?
Accommodations during the trek mainly consist of teahouses and campsites. Teahouses provide beds, blankets, and shared bathrooms. Campsites offer a more immersive experience in scenic places. They provide tents, sleeping bags, and mattresses.
What food options are available during the trek?
Along the trek, you’ll eat typical Nepali dishes. These include dal bhat (rice with lentils), momos (dumplings), and noodles. You’ll eat them at teahouses. Some teahouses also offer Western food items like pizza and pasta.
Can I trek the Ruby Valley Circuit independently?
Yes, it is possible to trek the Ruby Valley Circuit independently. However, it is recommended to hire a guide or porter. They can help with navigation and safety. They also support local communities. Guides also provide cultural insights and help with logistics.
Is it safe to drink water during the trek?
No, it is not safe to drink tap water during the trek. Drink bottled or purified water treated with tablets or a filtration system to avoid waterborne illnesses.
What should I pack for the Ruby Valley Circuit Trekking?
Pack essentials. These include warm clothes, a sleeping bag, comfy trekking shoes, a backpack, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, bug spray, a first aid kit, and a refillable water bottle. Layering is crucial due to varying temperatures.
What wildlife can I expect to see during the Ruby Valley Circuit Trek?
Wildlife sightings may include bird species such as eagles, vultures, and pheasants. Mammals like yaks, mules, and mountain goats are also common. However, larger animals like snow leopards and bears are rare to encounter.
What is the altitude profile of the Ruby Valley Circuit Trek?
The trek starts at lower elevations, around 640 meters, and reaches its highest point at Pangsang Pass (3,842 meters). Understanding the altitude profile helps in acclimatization planning. It also prepares trekkers for altitude challenges.
What are the weather conditions like during the Ruby Valley Circuit Trek?
The trekking seasons are March to May and September to November. The weather is usually stable then, with clear skies and mild temperatures. Mornings and evenings can be chilly, especially at higher elevations, so layered clothing is essential.
How do I prepare for the altitude on the Ruby Valley Circuit Trek?
Adequate physical fitness and gradual acclimatization are crucial to managing altitude. Including regular cardio exercises and altitude training in your preparation is recommended. Drinking plenty of water, eating nutritious meals, and following the guidance of your guide is crucial.
Are there any health risks or challenges on the Ruby Valley Circuit Trek?
Yes, the Ruby Valley Circuit Trek has health risks and challenges. Common challenges include altitude sickness, dehydration, and exhaustion. Trekkers should be aware of the symptoms of altitude sickness and acclimatize properly. You should carry a first aid kit. Also, bring medications for common ailments and travel insurance. The insurance should cover trekking activities.
How do I get to the starting point of the Ruby Valley Circuit Trek?
The trek usually starts with a drive from Kathmandu to Arkhet or another designated starting point. The journey takes several hours by road, passing through scenic landscapes and rural villages. Private vehicles or arranged transportation by trekking agencies are standard options.
Can I extend or customize the Ruby Valley Circuit Trek itinerary?
Yes, the trek itinerary can be customized based on your preferences and trekking abilities. With proper planning and consulting with your trekking agency or guide, you can add side trips to nearby attractions or extra rest days.
We thank our guests for trekking with us, reviewing our services, and making us eligible for the prestigious awards. We also sincerely thank our dedicated staff for their unwavering commitment and continuous support of our company. Without their hard work, dedication, and passion, the awards and achievements we have received wouldn’t be possible.
My friend and I were lucky to find Tej online before visiting Nepal. We knew we wanted to do a trek, but we weren’t sure exactly which trek. Tej sent us a bunch of itineraries for different treks and we chose the Manaslu circuit. When we arrived our guide, Kumar, was waiting for us at the airport and Tej was able to get us all our permits for the trek done in less than 2 hours which was great. The manaslu trek was absolutely amazing! We were super happy with our whole trip and we were lucky to be able to make the pass even though we saw dozens of other people who had to turn back because of the weather. We are already looking forward to going back next year at the same time to trek Everest and we will definitely use Tej again!
“Nepal Alternative Trek addressed my needs according to my schedule and agenda. I stayed most of the time at his home-stay, shuttling between home and the places that I wanted to visit. Tej, the boss behind Nepal Alternative Trek, helped to make my stay in Kathmandu comfortable and productive. He walked me to the monasteries that I wanted to visit and even picked me up when I needed a ride back home.
The home-stay is hosted by his wife and I got to experience living with a Nepalese family, sharing their food, space and laughter.
For the home-stay:
1) Meals available upon request
2) Family get together and chats
3) Regular change of bed-sheets and towels
4) Free WIFI
5) Near Swayambhu and Thamel
6) Safe environment
7) Mountainous forest behind home
8) Walking distance to beautiful monasteries
9) Away from hustle and bustle of towns yet easy to get to town
Goal was achieved 4130 meter and 0 degree celsius, Annapurna Base Camp Trek. It was 6 months of preparation. It was challenging target for us. We had dense forest, mountain, and completely wilderness above the treeline, it was windy and terrain . There is a huge support team. Without them it would not be possible. We can do it , we just have to give time and practice. Mr. Gurung Ji, you with your entire 7 of team were wonderful. They were always ready to help us.
Thanks Mr. Gurung ji for all the support, and guidance that made the trip successful. While all of us focused on Mountain, big thing but there were so many beautiful things along the way, stream, flowers, flora, so many birds I took pictures. So, in summary, phenomenal, success and our confidence there. We know, we can do more and higher in next what bigger thing.
8 days non trek city tour and 21days trek to EBC and chola pass
We love nepal and made 3 time visit to this beutiful country and rich culture. This time last year we came with 6 pax and visited Kathmandu , Pohkara and chitwan with a stay of 2 night in each place. We flew to Pohkara and got the van to chitwan and flew to Kathmandu. Tej arranged all transports overland and flights for us. We did not asked for a local guide but it was all smooth and no problem. We are happy with the service provided by Tej and he made all efforts to make us happy. His company performed professional with the very reasonable pricing. We encountered some small problem with the van transporting us back from nagarkot to kathmandu airport. This van was quite small and it came to pick up quite late that we almost missed the flight to pohkara. We told Tej about this and he must take care of this outsourced van company. Anyway the van in pohkara and to chitwan was excellent , big and comfy. So he has corrected the mistake.
Part 2 was our trek to EBC and chola pass for 21 nights. Tej arranged for flight and guide plus porter. For this trekking it was only me and my wife travelling together. We are about 50 years and used the service of 2 porters cause we bought a lot of dry food plus chocolate. We are difficult persons in terms of foreign food. Our guide Ammer and 2 porters are fabulous. They took care of us very well like we are part of their family.
Overall we strongly recommend this company. They are good and not high expensive tag. We will use their service again in June to trek in Langtang. Rocky
We had a fantastic experience on the Annapurna Circuit with Nepal Alternative Treks. Tej, the manager, was helpful, professional and efficient in dealing with our requirements and amendments, the arrangements worked smoothly and the information provided to us was excellent. Our guide Kul was brilliant. He was friendly, knowledgable and experienced and took changes in our itinerary in his stride. Our trekking experience was much better with his help in everything from planning the stages of the route to organising our food and accommodation. Just one warning: he is an ace card player and will probably beat you hands down!
A wonderful & interesting trek overall. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances ( heavy snow fall & Lie ping with a bad cold) we were unable to cross the Ganja la pass. However, our guide Simbir offered us as alternative trek which took us on a difference journey of Nepal. We had the opportunity to visit & stay in many local villages and meet Tamang, Gurung people experience, their lifestyle and culture. We visited our guide’s home town of Chalishgaun and timed it right to join in with Diwali celebrations!
Attempting Everest base camp trekking for me & my group was taking it to the next level. Before this, our limits were Kedarnath, MadMaheshwar & Tunganath with max distances of 18-19 kms spread over 2-3 days. Moreover, these tracks are such that people doesn’t necessarily have to trek. They have the option of ponies. EBC involves a lot for people like us (acclimatization to altitude, strength etc.), but above all, you need someone to provide logistical support, moral support that it can be done. This is where Nepal Alternative Treks does a great job. They organized it very well, guides and porters provided were very reliable and cost is reasonable when you compare to others. They can customize your travel plan according to your need.
A few weeks ago we went on a trip to Nepal, accompanied by a couple of friends who were on their second trip with Nepal Alternative Trek. Our first goal was to trek to the village of Chalish in Ruby Valley. We decided to go with the services of Nepal Alternative Trek to take us up there. We went there partly by jeep, partly walking through the cultivated terraces, meeting the inhabitants of the different communities who worked there.
I must say that the service that Tej offered us was perfect on all lines. First of all, before our departure, months before, Tej always answered our many questions (luggage, temperature, route to be revised, etc.) Always within 24 hours, he answered with a lot of patience.
All the equipment we thought we would need was available at his office.
Our guide Ammar led us to destination with confidence and professionalism. He knew all the trails, and especially all the shortcuts to avoid us having to go up or down too much along our road. He has managed all the difficulties we have encountered: due to personal reasons, we had to change and our itinerary, and our calendar, and he made everything possible. The whole team adapted to our changes. Our guide contacted Tej who orchestrated the changes without us even having to deal with anything.
The porters were attentive and were always in front of our needs.
Our journey continued towards Bandipur with the driver who made us know the various interesting points, from sunrise to sunset, making detours to take us to the most famous places. Then a 2 days stay in Chitwan, and return to Kathmandu again where the driver carried us without calculating from one place to another – God knows that traffic in Kathmandu, Bakhtapur and Patan can be complicated.
Thanks to Tej, and the whole Nepal Alternative Trek team. We will remember forever that amazing experience.
Many thanks to Tej – well organized, Dhan + hal worked Hard, we could not have done it without there Help, they were always there when needed, worked extra to help us when we were sick. Always kind and cheerful
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