Ganga Tamang, our Director at Nepal New Generation Trek and Adventure, brings over 36 years of extensive trekking experience across Nepal and neighboring regions. Born in the Dolakha district in Thulopatal, the foothills of Everest, Ganga's journey in trekking began at the age of 14 as a porter. Through sheer dedication and incredible energy, he has risen through the ranks to become a renowned High Mountain guide.

Ganga is exceptionally knowledgeable about the socio-economic status and culture of the various ethnic groups encountered along Nepal's trekking routes. He has led numerous treks and expeditions, including those in restricted areas requiring special permits, enabling visitors to experience the local way of life preserved for centuries. His expertise extends beyond Nepal to Bhutan, Tibet, India, Sikkim, Ladakh, and Darjeeling.

Ganga's international experience includes travel to France and several Southeast Asian countries, where he has gained a deep understanding of professional practices and cultural nuances in both European and South Asian contexts.

Guide Experience:

• Everest Region:
  • Ascent of Baruntse (7235m) in 1998 and 2000
  • Ascents of Lobuche Peak (6145m) in spring 1998
  • Ascent of Pisang Peak (6091m) in spring 1999
  • Everest Expeditions (8848m) from Tibet and Nepal in 1999, 2000, and 2001
  • Ascents of Cho Oyu Expedition (8201m) from Tibet in spring 2002
  • Ascent of Pokalde Peak (5557m) in 2002
  • Ascent of Mera Peak (6476m) ten times, and Island Peak (6165m)

Ganga has traversed all trekking regions in Nepal, from the renowned Khumbu, Annapurna, Langtang, and Kangchenjunga areas to the remote Saipal and Dolpo regions. He has been to Tibet about fifteen times, guiding clients to Mount Kailash and Amdo, and has led treks in India, including Ladakh.

Languages:

• Fluent in spoken and written English, Nepali, Hindi, Tamang, and French

Ganga Tamang's comprehensive experience and deep cultural insights make him an invaluable asset to our company and an exceptional guide for all trekking and expedition enthusiasts.