The Manaslu Circuit Trek is an exciting trekking route located in Nepal, providing an unforgettable experience of the world’s eighth-highest mountain. This region is relatively less crowded, offering stunning views and enriching cultural encounters. With the majestic Annapurna to the west and Ganesh Himal to the east, the Manaslu Circuit trek is ideal for adventure enthusiasts. Additionally, it can be easily combined with other trekking packages in Nepal, making it a fantastic destination for explorers and nature lovers.
If you are planning a vacation in Nepal, consider booking the Manaslu Circuit Trek with Nepal Planet Treks. This trek is famous for its breathtaking alpine landscapes, unique ethnic subcultures, and captivating views of the Himalayas, including Mount Ganesh Himal, Mount Himalchuli, Shringi, Ngadi Chuli, and Mount Manaslu, among other remarkable peaks. Established in 1992, the Manaslu Conservation Area is gaining popularity among trekkers as it offers the chance to witness various rare and endangered flora and fauna. The trek is also well-known for its excellent tea houses, and the Manaslu region is home to around 10 peaks over 6,500 meters.
With its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, the Manaslu Circuit Trek is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves trekking.
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Our knowledgeable guides and carefully planned itineraries will allow you to experience the breathtaking beauty of the Manaslu region while also immersing you in its rich cultural heritage. With our strong commitment to safety and customer satisfaction, you can embark on this journey with complete peace of mind.
Some Manaslu Trek Facts
Manaslu is the 8th highest mountain in the world at 8,163 meters. The Manaslu Circuit trek in Nepal is a classic trek that offers stunning scenery, suspension bridge crossings, and the Himalayan Pass Larke La. The trail follows the Budi Gandaki River, letting you explore authentic Hindu and Tibetan-style Buddhist villages. The Manaslu teahouses are renowned for their warm hospitality and delicious cuisine. The trek takes you through varied landscapes, ranging from green countryside and lush forests to high-altitude landscapes with glaciers and snow-capped mountains.
The Manaslu Circuit Trek begins with an amazing sightseeing tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Kathmandu, where we go and explore Pashupatinath Temple, Boudhnath Stupa, Royal Kathmandu Durbar Square, and Swayambhunath Temple. After this incredible cultural activity, we begin the journey to Sathi Khola and Machha Khola, the beginning points of our trek to Manaslu. As we pass several villages, we marvel at the captivating views of Mt. Manaslu. Exploring the rich local heritage and biological diversity of this legendary region is amazing! Further along the Manaslu Circuit trek, we head north towards the iconic Larky La Pass at a height of 5,106 meters.
What Does The Manaslu Trek cost?
For the Manaslu trek cost, you need to calculate an average of 100 USD t per week. For the Manaslu Circuit trek of 12 days, it will cost a total of 965 USD to 1100 USD per person. Since it’s a remote region and located in a conservation area, trekking there with a trekking company is necessary, and this cost includes domestic transportation, porter and guide services, all permits, and All accommodations during the trek. Nepal Planet Treks has a lot of experience operating in the Manaslu region and takes part in sustainable tourism to further develop this amazing trekking region in Nepal!
What Is The Manaslu Trek Difficulty?
Considered a bit more difficult than the traditional Everest Base Camp trek, the Manaslu trek’s difficulty is rated moderate to hard. As Larke La is located at a high elevation, we do recommend trekkers at least do some exercise before attempting this incredible Manaslu Circuit trek!
Manaslu Trekking Permit Costs?
The Manaslu trekking permit costs are, in the offseason, very approximate: USD 28 MCAP and 28 ACAP plus USD 100 per week for the restricted areas from Jagat to Dharapani. But not to worry about Nepal Planet Treks; we take care of everything, and it’s all included in the price of this amazing Manaslu Circuit trek in Nepal.
Since the Manaslu region touches the border with Tibet (China), special permits are required for the Manaslu Circuit trek, the Manaslu Base Camp trek, and the Tsum Valley trek. For more detailed and up-to-date information about the Manaslu trekking permit costs, you can always contact our travel team through the quick inquiry message!
What Is The Best Time To Trek In Manaslu?
According to us, the best time to trek in Manaslu will be in March, April, and May. This is the time when the entire valley is green and full of life! Alternatively, if you’re more of a winter, snowy type of person, we do recommend the best time to trek in Manaslu is from September to November!
Short Itinerary
Day 01:
Arrival day in Kathmandu (1,300 m, 4,264ft.) (2o minute drive)
Day: 02
Kathmandu drive to Soti Khola (1,000m | 3,280ft.) (7-8 hours)
Day: 03
Soti Khola to Machha Khola (1,300m,4,265ft.(5-6 hour)
Day: 04
Machha Khola to Jagat (1,360m,4,461ft.) (5-6 Hours)
Day: 05
Jagat to Dang (1850m, 11480ft) (6-7 hours)
Day: 06
Deng To Namrung Village (2,965m,95,12ft) ( 5-6 hours walk)
Day: 07
Namrung to Sama Gaong Village (3,550m, 11480 Ft) ( 6-7 hours)
Day: 08
Sama Gaong to Samdo (4,000m ,13,123 ft) (5-6hours)
Day: 09
Samdo acclimatization day
Day: 10
Samdo to Dharmashala (4,450 m, 14,599 ft.) (4-hour walk)
Day: 11
Dharmashala to Bhimtang (2,785 m, 9,137 ft.) ( 8-9 hours)
Day: 12
Bhimtang to Dharapani (1,943 m | 6,374 ft.) ( 5-7hours)
Day: 13
Dharapani to Kathmandu (1,433m | 4,701 ft.) (8-9 hour)
Day: 14
Departure Day from Nepal