Manaslu Circuit Trek
Duration | 13.0 days |
Accommodation | 3* Hotel In City and Trekking Lodge in Mountain |
Best Season | Sep-Nov, Mar-May, |
Hiking,Sight Seeing | 13.0 days |
Transportation | Tourist Vehicles days |
Max-Altitude | 5160.0 m |
Meal | Full board meals |
Difficulty | hard |
Manaslu Circuit Trek Overview
Are you seeking an extraordinary and transformative journey that will leave an indelible mark on your heart and soul? Look no further than the enchanting landscapes of Nepal, where the Manaslu Circuit Trek awaits. As a travel operator dedicated to crafting unforgettable experiences, we invite you to join us on this awe-inspiring adventure through the stunning Himalayas.
Situated in the Himalayan region of Nepal, the Manaslu Circuit Trek offers an off-the-beaten-path adventure that circles the eighth-highest peak in the world, Mount Manaslu (8,163 meters). This trek is often referred to as the "best-kept secret" of the Himalayas due to its relatively lesser-known status compared to the ever-popular Everest and Annapurna treks. The route takes you through a diverse range of landscapes, from subtropical forests to high alpine meadows, and presents an opportunity to engage with local cultures that have remained untouched by the modern world.
The region is a hidden paradise, where pristine nature, ancient monasteries, and traditional Tibetan culture converge. This trail takes you through remote villages inhabited by indigenous ethnic groups like the Gurungs, Tamangs, and Sherpas. These warm and welcoming communities will provide you with a glimpse into their traditional way of life, as well as the opportunity to savor local delicacies and witness age-old customs.
In this article, we will provide comprehensive information about the trek and procedures you can follow if you want to join us in this adventure.
Main Highlights/Reasons Why You Should Do This Trek
- Breathtaking views of the Ganesh Himal range, Lamjung Himal (6,983m), Annapurna (8,091m), Dhaulagiri (8,167m), and Mt. Manaslu, the eighth-tallest mountain in the world.
- The trail covers a significant range of altitudes, starting from around 700 meters and reaching over 5,000 meters.
- Go through the Larkey La (5160 m/16751 ft), one of Nepal's most stunning mountain passes that connect the Annapurna and Manaslu regions.
- Discover the fusion of Tibetan and Nepalese culture.
- Exploration of Birendra Lake, the Manaslu Glacier, and the Manaslu Base Camp (4,400m).
- Visit the fascinating valley of the Budhi Gandaki River.
- Compared to its more well-known competitors, Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Circuit, it is far less congested.
Manaslu Circuit Larkya La Pass
Larkya La Pass stands as a formidable and exhilarating highlight of the Manaslu Circuit Trek. Perched at an altitude of 5,106 meters, this mountain pass presents trekkers with a challenging yet rewarding ascent that culminates in breathtaking panoramic views. The journey to Larkya La takes you through a dramatic transition of landscapes, from lush forests and terraced fields to icy alpine terrain.
As you ascend, the air thins, and the surroundings become more rugged and awe-inspiring. Reaching the summit of Larkya La offers a profound sense of accomplishment, with sweeping vistas of snow-capped peaks and the surrounding valleys. The breathtaking vistas include the majestic Manaslu, Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal, and a symphony of other peaks that seem to touch the sky. The sheer magnitude of the Himalayan landscape stretches out in every direction, a testament to the raw power of nature and the insignificance of human presence in comparison. The pass symbolizes the journey's physical and mental tests, encapsulating the essence of adventure and the raw beauty of the Himalayas.
Cultural Tapestry of Manaslu Region
The Manaslu region is a melting pot of ethnic diversity, with prominent groups including Gurungs, Tamangs, and Tibetans. Set against the backdrop of majestic Himalayan peaks, this region is a living tapestry of Buddhist practices, adorned with monasteries, prayer flags, and revered stupas.
The local attire, including ornate dresses and traditional clothing, speaks of cultural pride and heritage. Festivals like Losar infuse vibrant energy into the region, celebrating ancient customs. Skilled artisans create intricate woodwork, metal sculptures, and thangka paintings, mirroring both artistic finesse and devotion. The genuine hospitality of the locals is an invitation to connect and learn. Rooted in reverence for nature, the culture harmonizes with the surroundings. Trekking through this rich cultural landscape unveils a profound interplay between traditions and contemporary life, a journey of discovery amid the serene beauty of the Himalayas.
Manaslu Circuit Trek Itinerary
Day 1: Drive from Kathmandu to Machha Khola (900m)
Day 2: Trek to Jagat (1340m)
Day 3: Trek to Deng (1860m)
Day 4: Trek to Namrung (2630m)
Day 5: Trek to Samagaon (3530m)
Day 6: Acclimatization Day in Samagaon
Day 7: Trek to Samdo (3875m)
Day 8: Rest day in Samdo
Day 9: Trek to Dharamsala (Larkya Phedi) (4460m)
Day 10: Cross Larkya La Pass (5160m) and trek to Bimthang (3720m)
Day 11: Trek to Tilije (2300m)
Day 12: Trek to Dharapani (1860m) and drive back to Kathmandu
Day 13: Leave Kathmandu for your home nation
Manaslu Circuit Trek Route
The Manaslu Circuit Trek is an awe-inspiring adventure that takes trekkers on a mesmerizing journey around the world's eighth-highest peak, Mount Manaslu. Starting with a drive from Kathmandu to Soti Khola, the trek leads through quaint villages, lush forests, and picturesque valleys. Passing Machha Khola, Jagat, and Deng, the route offers encounters with diverse cultures and warm hospitality.
The trail then ascends to Namrung and Samagaon, where the majestic Himalayan peaks greet trekkers. Crossing the challenging Larkya La Pass (5,160 meters) from Dharamsala to Bimthang, trekkers are rewarded with breathtaking mountain vistas.
The path continues through charming villages like Tilije and Dharapani, before finally returning to Kathmandu via Syange. This 177-kilometer-long adventure offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, cultural immersion, and exhilarating challenges, making the Manaslu Circuit Trek a once-in-a-lifetime experience for trekking enthusiasts.
Manaslu Circuit Trek Distance
You will have to trek a total distance of about 170 kilometers to complete the circuit passing through several villages before finally reaching Larkya La Pass and returning via Dharapani Route.
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To aid in acclimatization, spend an extra day in Samagaon. This allows your body to adjust to the higher altitude and helps reduce the risk of altitude sickness. Take a short hike to explore the surrounding areas, such as the glacial Birendra Tal (Lake), offering stunning views of Manaslu and the surrounding peaks. Immerse yourself in the local culture, interact with the friendly locals, and witness their daily way of life. This rest day also provides an opportunity for relaxation and rejuvenation before the challenging sections of the trek.
On the last day of our trek, we will catch a jeep and drive to Besi Sahar. It will take about 3 hours to reach Besi Sahar. On reaching Besi Sahar we will again drive on the bank of the Marshyangdi river to reach Kathmandu. On the way enjoying amazing views of green hills, mountains, farming terraces, and villages on both sides of roads we will reach Kathmandu after about 7 hours.
After breakfast enjoy your time visiting around and finally, we will drop you to the airport
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Customize Your TripIncluded
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All ground transportation (including trekking starting/ending point, airport pick up/drop) by private tourist vehicles as per itinerary
Three-star category hotel in the city(Kathmandu) in twin sharing bed with breakfast basis & standard trekking lodge in Manaslu Base Camp trekking route.
Full meals during trekking as mentioned in the itinerary (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner with tea or coffee )
First aid medicine items
Manaslu Conservation Area Trekking permit, Annapurna Conservation Area Permit, Restricted Area Permit & TIMS card (Trekkers Information Management System)
Experienced, licensed one trekking guide up to five trekkers in the group including their salary, accommodation, meals, and their insurance
One assistance guide if trekkers are more than five in the group including their salary, accommodation, meals, transportation, and insurance
One porter to carry your luggage (for two guests one porter to carry baggage) including their salary, accommodation, meals, transportation, and insurance
Some necessary types of equipment sleeping bag & Down jacket (if you need, return after trek)
One special cultural show and farewell dinner program
Duffle Bag to use in trekking, T-shirt, and Trip certificate (after trip completion our government/Local taxes and official expenses
Excluded
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Extra Lunch & Dinner in Kathmandu
Dessert & any types of drinks during the tripKathmandu city tour entrance fee
Your international air ticket & travel insurance
Tips for the trekking crew members
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No. of Person 1 - 1 person | Price Per Person 1100.0 | Saving | Book Now |
No. of Person 2 - 3 person | Price Per Person 875.0 | Saving | Book Now |
No. of Person 4 - 5 person | Price Per Person 825.0 | Saving | Book Now |
No. of Person 6 - 9 person | Price Per Person 800.0 | Saving | Book Now |
No. of Person 10 - 15 person | Price Per Person 775.0 | Saving | Book Now |
No. of Person 15 - 20 person | Price Per Person 750.0 | Saving | Book Now |
Manaslu Circuit Trek Best Time
The best times to undertake the Manaslu Circuit Trek are during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These periods offer clear skies, mild temperatures, and stable weather conditions, providing an ideal environment for trekking. Spring showcases blooming wildflowers and rhododendrons, while autumn presents dry trails and unobstructed mountain views. During these seasons daytime temperature ranges from 10°C to 20°C and nighttime temperature ranges from 0°C to 10°C. While both seasons are popular, they each offer unique experiences, making either a great choice for your trekking adventure.
Cost for the Manaslu Circuit Trek
Bold Himalaya provides the Manaslu Circuit Trek, delivering exceptional value. The cost varies based on your group size and desired level of service such as the hotel in Kathmandu and, the number of trekking crew members and type of transportation. For our standard service, prices range from USD 750 to USD 1100, primarily determined by group size. Here are the costs for the Manaslu Circuit trek based on group sizes:
Numbers of Trekkers | Cost Per Person in USD ($) |
1 | 1100 |
2-3 | 875 |
4-5 | 825 |
6-9 | 800 |
10-15 | 775 |
15-20 | 750 |
Preparation for Manaslu Circuit Trek
To prepare yourself physically for the demanding Manaslu Circuit Trek, focus on cardiovascular fitness through activities like hiking, jogging, or swimming. Strengthen your muscles, particularly the legs, and core, to handle steep ascents and descents. Integrate stamina-building routines that gradually increase in intensity and duration, mirroring the long trekking days. Train with a loaded backpack to accustom yourself to the weight you'll carry. Similarly to control potential tension and anxiety, use relaxation techniques like deep breathing and meditation. Also, make sure to do some research on the route and any potential obstacles.
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Why Manaslu Circuit Trek with Bold Himalaya?
- The Bold Himalaya team, experienced in the Manaslu Circuit Trek, has completed the journey numerous times, enabling us to tailor the trek to your preferences with precision.
- We offer the best value for your money, ensuring exceptional service that encompasses trekking staff, accommodation, food, and our unwavering support for any emergencies.
- Our field staff is extensively trained and boasts decades of experience in the Himalayas, having completed the Manaslu Circuit trek numerous times.
- Our team is renowned for its friendliness, always ready to assist with cheerful and helpful attitudes, ensuring a warm and welcoming experience for every trekker.
- Our team is thoroughly trained and registered under the Nepal government, equipped with all the essentials for trekking, and insured for any contingencies.
Manaslu Circuit Trek Difficulty
High Altitude:
Ascents to higher altitudes, particularly near Larkya La Pass, can be loaded with the risk of altitude sickness, which includes symptoms including headache, nausea, and dizziness.
Solution:
Acclimatize gradually by climbing gently to give your body time to acclimate to the lower oxygen levels. Consider acclimatization days where you stay at the same altitude, drink plenty of water, and refrain from using tobacco and alcohol. Check out this link for more information about avoiding altitude sickness.
Cold Temperatures:
Winter and higher altitudes bring freezing temperatures, increasing the risk of hypothermia and frostbite.
Solution:
Pack appropriate warm clothing in layers, including insulated jackets, thermal wear, gloves, and a warm hat. Use a good-quality sleeping bag suitable for cold conditions.
Trail Conditions:
Icy, muddy, and slippery trails can pose a risk of falls and injuries.
Solution:
Wear sturdy, waterproof trekking shoes with good traction. Trekking poles provide stability, especially on tricky terrain. Walk carefully and choose appropriate footwear based on the season.
Physical Stamina:
The trek involves long walking days, demanding good physical stamina and endurance.
Solution:
Engage in regular cardiovascular exercise before the trek to improve your fitness. Start with shorter hikes to build up stamina and gradually increase the distance.
Cultural Etiquette:
Cultural differences may cause miscommunication or unintentional disrespect for regional traditions.
Solution:
Before the trek, educate yourself about regional traditions and cultural standards. Be courteous, obtain consent before taking photos, and dress modestly, especially in rural areas and in places of worship.
Weather Changes:
Mountain weather is unpredictable, with rapid changes from sunshine to rain or snow.
Solution:
Check weather forecasts regularly and be prepared for sudden changes. Always carry a rainproof layer and dress in layers to adapt to changing conditions.
Local Cuisine:
Adjusting to local food, different from what you're used to, can be challenging.
Solution:
Carry energy bars, hydration tablets, and familiar snacks to supplement local meals. Trying local dishes can be a rewarding cultural experience.
Remote Medical Care:
Challenge: Access to quality medical treatment can be difficult because of the lack of medical facilities along the trail.
Solution:
Always have a basic first aid kit on hand, complete with bandages, antiseptic ointment, painkillers, and any required prescription drugs. Put safety first, and in the event of accidents or medical problems, ask for assistance from your trekking group or guides.
Manaslu Circuit Trek for Solo Trekkers
There is no possibility to trek solo without a registered guide in Manaslu Circuit Trek because it lies in a restricted area trekking in Nepal. All the trekkers may not have the same interest which means they like to trek solo. if you are interested to do trekking solo with our guide feel free to contact us at +977-9849615880 we manage permits in groups and send you a private guide for personal service service
Available Facilities
Drinking Water Availability
Water is the most essential thing while trekking. You need to drink at least 3 to 4 liters of water per day while trekking at higher altitudes. You can abundantly find safe and fresh water at lower altitudes but at higher altitudes, water from taps or streams is not fully safe to drink. At such places, you can ask for boiled water at tea houses or purify the water with water purification tablets.
Electricity and Internet
Electricity and Internet for Manaslu Circuit Trekking
Electricity at lower altitudes is generated through the national grid whereas electricity at higher altitudes is generated through solar power. As a result, Electricity may not be available on cloudy days. Generally, electricity of low voltage is available at higher altitudes which means there may not be plugins to charge your phone, cameras, or batteries in the personal room. You should carry a power bank with you or ask the receptionist to charge your devices by paying some extra charges.
Similarly, While connectivity may be limited in remote areas, some teahouses or lodges may have limited access to Wi-Fi or satellite internet for a fee. Mobile phone networks may be available at certain points during the trek, but coverage can be unreliable.
ATMs
ATM facilities are limited along the Manaslu Circuit Trek, particularly in remote areas. It is advisable to carry enough Nepalese currency (Nepali Rupees) with you during the trek for expenses such as meals, accommodations, and additional services.
Manaslu Circuit Trek Guides
Our seasoned guides are local experts who not only navigate the trails but also offer cultural insights, and historical context, and ensure your safety throughout the journey. They facilitate meaningful interactions with local communities, enriching your understanding of the region's heritage. Moreover, they take responsibility for logistics like arranging accommodations and coordinating meals. Porters are also available with some extra charge. Our diligent porters are dedicated to easing your journey by carrying up to 20 kg loads, allowing you to immerse yourself in stunning landscapes without the burden of heavy gear.
At the culmination of your trek, expressing your gratitude through tipping is encouraged(about 10% to 15% of the total trip cost). This resembles the appreciation of the unwavering commitment of our guides and porters to curate an unforgettable and safe journey. With our meticulous arrangement of guides and porters, we guarantee a remarkable and enriching Manaslu Circuit Trek.
Manaslu Circuit Trek Packing list
When embarking on the Manaslu Circuit Trek, it's essential to pack wisely and carry the necessary items to ensure your comfort and safety throughout the journey. Here is a list of important things to carry:
Clothing:
- Moisture-wicking base layers (long-sleeved shirts, thermal underwear)
- Insulating layers (fleece jackets, down or synthetic insulated jackets)
- Waterproof and windproof outer layer (jacket and pants)
- Trekking pants (convertible pants are versatile)
- Shorts (for lower altitudes)
- Thermal socks and hiking socks (a few pairs)
- Warm hat and gloves
- Sun hat or cap for sun protection
Footwear:
- Sturdy trekking boots with good ankle support
- Comfortable and worn-in hiking shoes or sandals for evenings
- Gaiters (optional but useful for snow and loose terrain)
Accessories:
- Sunglasses with UV protection
- Trekking poles for stability and reduced strain
- Headlamp or flashlight with spare batteries
Gear:
- Sleeping bag suitable for cold temperatures (at least -10°C)
- Sleeping bag liner for added warmth and hygiene
- Daypack for carrying essentials during daily treks
- Duffel bag or backpack for porters to carry (limited weight, usually around 15 kg)
- Reusable water bottle or hydration system
- Water purification tablets or filter
- Personal first aid kit with basic medications
- Personal toiletries and hygiene supplies
Electronics:
- Camera or smartphone for capturing memories
- Portable charger or power bank
- Adapter plugs for charging devices (Nepal uses Type C and Type D plugs)
Miscellaneous:
- Snacks and energy bars for quick energy on the trail
- Cash (Nepalese rupees) for purchases along the way
- Reading material or entertainment for downtime
- Personal entertainment (cards, games, etc.) for socializing with fellow trekkers
Documents Required During this Trek
Here is a list of some important documents you should have:
1. TIMS Card:
All trekkers in Nepal must have a TIMS card, which stands for Trekkers' Information Management System. This card aids in tracking trekkers' movements and offers crucial details for their security and safety.
2. Restricted region Permit:
The Manaslu Circuit Trek requires a unique permit known as the Manaslu Conservation Area Permit (MCAP), which we will provide. This is necessary because the trek passes through a restricted region.
3. Annapurna Conservation Area permission (ACAP):
Due to the Manaslu Circuit Trek's brief overlap with the Annapurna Conservation Area, this permission is also necessary. We will also provide the ACAP, just like the MCAP.
4. Travel insurance:
In the event of unanticipated events or mishaps while on the hike, travel insurance that covers medical costs, emergency evacuation, and trip cancellation is strongly advised. Make sure your insurance policy covers trekking activities and the altitude you'll be trekking at explicitly.
5. Passport and Visa:
To enter Nepal, you must have a passport that is valid for at least six months. You will also require a Nepal tourist visa, which may be obtained at land border crossings or the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu upon arrival.
Nepal Visa Process
Every foreign citizen requires a visa to enter Nepal except for citizens of India. If you are planning to come and trek in Nepal you will have to get a tourist visa. You will need to provide the following documents and items to get a visa to Nepal:· Your original passport is valid for at least the next two months and two blank visa pages.
· Photocopies of the personal information page of your passport.
· At least one recent passport-size picture of yourself.
· The completed and signed Nepal Tourist Visa Application form.
· Valid return flight or travel ticket.
· Proof of sufficient financial means.
· Proof of having paid the Nepal visa fee.
Necessity of Insurance
Cultural Etiquette in Nepal
Respect Local Customs:
The Manaslu region is home to diverse ethnic communities with their traditions and beliefs. Be respectful of local customs, dress codes, and social norms. Always ask for permission before taking photos of people, their homes, or sacred sites.Greeting Locals:
Greet locals with a friendly "Namaste" (pronounced nah-mah-stay) and a smile. This gesture shows appreciation for their presence and culture.Environmental Responsibility:
Practice "Leave No Trace" principles by not littering and disposing of waste properly. Carry reusable water bottles to minimize plastic waste, and avoid using single-use plastics whenever possible.Support Local Economy:
Buy goods and crafts manufactured in your community to help the community's economy. Buy products that don't include endangered flora or animals.Photography:
Asking for permission before taking pictures of individuals is always appropriate, especially in rural areas and monasteries. Some residents might not want their images taken for cultural or religious reasons.Cultural Sensitivity:
Dress modestly, especially in villages and religious sites. Shorts, sleeveless tops, and revealing clothing may be considered disrespectful.Monasteries and Religious Sites:
When visiting monasteries and temples, follow the rules set by the local community. Remove your shoes before entering, avoid pointing your feet at sacred objects or people, and refrain from interrupting ongoing prayers or ceremonies.Language:
Learn a few basic Nepali phrases, such as greetings and polite expressions. Locals appreciate the effort to communicate in their language.Exercise Responsible Tourism
Conserve Resources:
Conserve energy and water in teahouses and lodges. Opt for showers and electricity usage sparingly, as resources are limited in remote areas.Minimize Plastic Usage:
Carry a reusable water bottle and water purification methods to reduce the need for bottled water. Some lodges offer safe drinking water refills.Reduce Carbon Footprint:
Use public transportation or shared vehicles to reach trek starting points. If flying, consider offsetting your carbon emissions through reputable programs.Wildlife and Nature Conservation:
Avoid disturbing wildlife and their habitats. Refrain from feeding animals and keep a safe distance.Responsible Buying:
Be cautious about purchasing wildlife products, artifacts, and souvenirs made from endangered species or illegal sources.Cultural Interaction:
Engage with local communities in a respectful and meaningful manner. Support cultural preservation efforts and consider contributing to community development projects.Follow Regulations:
Obtain all necessary permits and follow local regulations. Respect restricted areas and follow the guidance of your trekking guide.Leave No Trace:
Leave the environment as you found it. Avoid littering, defacing rocks, and disturbing natural formations.How to book this Trip?
You can book Manaslu Circuit Trek through this website. For that, you will have to fill out the available online form. If you are not satisfied with our arrangement then you can customize the trip and submit your requirements. After that, you will have to make an advance payment of 20% of the total charge which is non-refundable upon trip cancellation. After making this payment, your trek is booked and now you just have to wait till we provide you follow-up information regarding this trip.
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Manaslu Circuit Trek Vs Annapurna Circuit Trek
Manaslu Circuit | Annapurna Circuit |
Mostly views of Mount Manaslu | Views of Annapurna and Dhaulagiri mountain ranges. |
The Total Trekking Distance is about 170 km | The Trek distance is about 200 km. |
Comparatively less crowded | comparatively more crowded |
Limited options for side trips featuring Tsum Valley & Annapurna Circuit Trek | Has options for numerous side trips including Poonhill, Upper Mustang Tilicho Lake, etc |
Birendra Lake, and Glaciers Views | More Glacier Lakes such as Gangapurna, Ice Lake, Tilico Lake, etc. |
Extendable Trekking Options
After completing the Manaslu Circuit Trek, you have several options to extend your trekking adventure and explore more of the Annapurna Region's stunning landscapes. Here are some popular extendable trekking options in the Annapurna Region:
Tsum Valley with Manaslu Circuit Trek
Other Trekking Options
Beyond just the Annapurna region, there are several hiking tracks in Nepal, from easy to strenuous hikes. The scenic hiking trail is rich with terraced rice fields, steep hills, open pastures, and breathtaking suspension bridges with fluttering prayer flags. You may enjoy the easy treks while surrounded by a gorgeous environment.
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Manaslu Circuit Trek is a difficult level trek in Nepal because of its high pass elevation of 5106m/16752ft and long rugged trekking trail in the Himalayas. however, it does not need any technical equiptment. Those trekkers who are physically and mentally fit can complete this trek easily. You need to acclimatize before crossing Larke's pass which makes it fit at the high altitude. Sometime around the winter season, you might encounter the show so at this season we do not recommend it for all ages of trekkers.
The common trekking days for most hikers to complete Manaslu Circuit Trek is 14 days however it depends on your preference, trekking routes starting and ending points. The Manaslu circuit trek covers 177 kilometers (110 miles) beginning from Soti Khola and, ending at Dharapani making one complete anticlockwise circuit that passes through maximum elevation at Larkey Pass 5106m / 16752ft. Generally, Manaslu Circuit Trek can complete within 9 to 16 days depending on preference and trekking route
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Manaslu circuit trek moderate to difficult level trek, you need much physical effort to complete this trek. you need to walk 4-6 hours in a day and cross Larkey Pass 5106m / 16752ft. physically fit and mentally prepared trekkers who can walk around 6 hours in a day can complete this trek even if they are beginners.
Trekkers can extend their trek by joining other treks popular treks in Nepal such as Annapurna Circuit, Manaslu Base Camp Trek, Tsum Valley Trek, and Manaslu Circuit with Nar Phu Valley Trek.
We manage all these trekking as your time frame and interest
The average cost for the Manaslu circuit trek is $950 to $1400 however the price varies on how many days the trek is, what service is included, and the group size. we are offering 14 days of Manaslu Circuit Trek at a reasonable price of $990 including meals and accommodation with the best service.
The best month for Larkya La pass in March, April, May(Spring), and September, October, and November autumn. the best month offers a time the temperature is neither too hot nor so cold, great view, clear visibilities blue sky, however some trekkers does in another month too. Trekking in winter (December, January, and February) for the Manaslu circuit may encounter heavy snow, and rain may affect you in September.
The Manaslu circuit trek altitude is 5106m is significant for some trekkers but no need for extra oxygen supplement for the high pass. while you are on the trek staying hydrated, trying local remedies, and slowly walking style, helps to avoid altitude sickness.
No, you cannot apply for a Manaslu trek permit individually. Neither an independent guide can help you to get one. You must require a minimum of 2 people in a group to get a permit for Manaslu trekking.
Are you a solo trekkers or looking for a group to join?
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There are various benefits of trekking on the Manaslu circuit. At first, it will improve the physical condition and builds the trekking experience at a higher altitude. Trekkers will observe the fantastic views of the Manaslu and Annapurna Himalaya ranges. Observe the snow-capped mountains, high glacier lakes, and the most stunning flora and fauna. As the circuit passes through ascient heritage sites. Trekkers will get to explore the traditional Tamang and Sherpa settlements.
Two days of acclimatization at Samagaun and Samdoo are enough for the Manaslu Circuit trek. Even the Manaslu Circuit trek takes place at a high altitude but the trekking route is not so long and can be finished within 13 days.
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