Meals and accommodations provide a comfortable and culturally rich experience during the Ganesh Himal Trek. Meals typically include traditional Nepali cuisine such as Dal Bhat (lentil soup with rice), vegetables, momo (dumplings), and other options like noodles, pasta, and fried rice. Breakfast usually features bread, pancakes, eggs, porridge, tea, and coffee. Snacks and refreshments are also available at teahouses along the route.
Accommodations primarily consist of teahouses and lodges. Teahouses offer basic facilities, including shared rooms with simple bedding and shared bathrooms, with hot showers for an extra fee. More comfortable lodges with private rooms and attached bathrooms might be available in some areas. For those seeking a more adventurous experience, camping is an option, requiring the arrangement of tents, sleeping bags, and cooking equipment, typically provided by your trekking agency.
