Manaslu Circuit Trekking Details Information
Wilderness Trek:
Among several popular trekking destinations in Nepal, the Manaslu journey is the hidden treasure of the Himalayas. Mt. Manaslu (8,163 m/26,774 ft) is the world's 8th highest mountain, about 65 km east of the famous Annapurna Circuit Trek. Manaslu Circuit trekking was in the shadows due to the lack of teahouses along the route. But nowadays, many teahouses have started to build and deliver warm hospitality with comfort for inbound and outbound travelers. Even though the 2015 earthquake was bad, most of the local tea houses collapsed. All guest houses are rebuilt very quickly and are ready to deliver the services. Still, there are very few trekkers around, and you can enjoy more. The New Annapurna Circuit Trekking Trails and Everest Base Camp trekking trails are the busiest trekking trails in Nepal.
Connected with Tibetan Culture:
Behind Mt. Manaslu, there is a village development committee known as “Trans-Himalayan Country.” Those tribes practice the same culture, tradition, and customs as Tibetans do. Those local people can speak Tibetan and are eligible to go back to Tibet. Even though you are trekking in Nepal and going to experience the Tibetan culture, how wonderful it is! Many local people got married to Tibetan women while they were doing the trans-Himalayan trade. Still, polygamy systems are practiced in the Manaslu area.
Affordable price:
The Mt. Manaslu Circuit Trek used to be organized as a tent-camping trek, and many Sherpa porters and kitchen staff were employed. But now many guest houses have been built, and plenty of food and necessary items are available. On the Manaslu round trek, you can stay in the teahouse in all places where toilet and room facilities are available. So, Global Adventure Trekking suggests you take a light teahouse trek and save the money for your next adventure. Our well-trained guide and porter are available around the clock to care for you.
Start from low altitudes to high altitudes.
Mt. Manaslu (8,163 m/26,777 ft) trekking will begin after a bus or jeep drive to Soti Khola. There are daily bus services via Gorkha (the district headquarters of Gorkha) or the Dhading district. After 7 hours, drive to Machha Khola (815 m) up to Dharmasala (4,460 m) and Larke Pass (5,160 m/16,925 ft.) and descend to Dharapani, which is the connecting point of the famous Annapurna Circuit. The total walking distance of the Manaslu trek for 14 days is 190 km.
Side trip arrangement:
The Manaslu Circuit Trek has a lot of things to do along the trekking route. You can make the side trip en route to the trek. Visit the monastery, the local village, the Manaslu Base Camp, and, of course, Birendra Lake. These are the side trips for your Manaslu trip. While you take the acclimatization day, go for the side trips. The Tsum Valley Trek is a great side trek option.
Famous Larke La Pass: 5,106 m/16,747 ft.
Larke La Pass is the world-famous high pass. Start from 715 m. to Dharmasala (4,460 m.) and cross Larke La (5,106 m./16,747 ft.). Offers the best panoramic view of Himalayan peaks, including Himlung Mountain and several neighboring mountains. Yes, of course, it is a challenging pass, but doable!
Safe and tranquil trail:
Even though the Manaslu circuit trek is a new hiking trail, the people are amazing, and the path is well-maintained in all places. It is safe, and the views are unbelievable. The sunlight changes its color into gold in the evening, and there is no one to disturb you. See the blue sky, twinkling stars, and full crescent moon. Play with the baby yak and encounter the blue sheep, Himalayan Thar, and many more animals along the trek. The beautiful village, prayer flag, and Mani wall make the trekking more pleasurable and interesting. Once you take the Manaslu trek, it will be a lifetime of happy memories.
Price from
US$796
US$1050
Off-The-Beaten-Path Route
