Manaslu Circuit Trekking takes you to for the circumambulation of the 8th greatest summit on the planet, Mount Manaslu (8,156m) along with the exploration of the challenging trail in a distant region in the area of Nepalese Himalayas. Presence of Hindu and Buddhist culture conserved rare and wildlife floral diversity, magnificent mountain vistas, towering and towering rivers, vertiginous bridges and real tropical lifestyle that has maintained the aura for ages.
A quaint trekking course, Manaslu Circuit Trekking is at par with all the Annapurna Circuit Trek or the trek to Everest region concerning problem, diversity, scenery, and heritage. Combine this trek, in a restricted trekking area, to explore the remote areas close to Tibet with full of wilderness, moderate stress, spectacular geography, culturally interesting places, challenging pass of Larkya La (5123m) and superb view of the snowy peaks including Annapurna II (7939m), Kang Guru (6981m), Himlung Peak (7,125m), Cheo Peak (6820m), aside from the imperial Manaslu Peak. You will just enjoy the adventure!
Navigating through numerous rural settlements of Soti Khola, Almara along with Machha Khola, dense forest, beyond picturesque landscape and waterfalls, viewing the snowcapped mountain and limiting the ups and downs of this trail, we hit Jagat. Our route we also stop at the natural hot spring, also known as Tatopani at a local language. The ascent across the trial proceeds, as we float through narrow valleys, little settlements including Gha and Lho, pass the Mani stones and increase into the medial moraines of this glacier and early Gompa to achieve a settlement of Samagaon.
Through the large grassy valleys, terraced mountains and settlements with exceptional structures, we slid into the settlement of Dharmashala, a stoppage before beating the challenging Larkya La Pass (5,215m). After enjoying a breathtaking view of these towering peaks such as Mt. Manaslu, we will descent through moraines into Bhimphedi and through a little pass, several settlements, terraced fields, and cultivations to combine the significant trail of Annapurna Circuit Trek at the Gurung settlement of Tal. The journey continues to the lower elevations through the settlements of mid-hills such as Bahundanda along with Besi Sahar after the downward streams of mighty Marshayngdi River. We shall then return to Kathmandu and have a full day exploration of this medieval cultural, historical and spiritual heritages of this buzzing city before concluding the experience of Manaslu Circuit Trekking. Nupri region inhabited by Tibetan immigrants decorated by colorful prayer flags, monasteries along with Mani walls, and also the ethnic diversities mark some of the highlights of this trek.
Manaslu Circuit Trekking is a reasonably strenuous hiking experience and thereby needs the trekkers to possess above average fitness level; previous hiking experience is an extra advantage. Larkya La Pass is challenging for some skilled trekkers as well. Trekkers need to be able to endure an average of 6-7 hours of trekking per day using a light backpack and enthusiasm for the exploration of remote areas. We deliver to you a carefully planned itinerary, professional company, and seasoned hiking staff. Dare to explore the distant areas around Manaslu Peak!
A quaint trekking course, Manaslu Circuit Trekking is at par with all the Annapurna Circuit Trek or the trek to Everest region concerning problem, diversity, scenery, and heritage. Combine this trek, in a restricted trekking area, to explore the remote areas close to Tibet with full of wilderness, moderate stress, spectacular geography, culturally interesting places, challenging pass of Larkya La (5123m) and superb view of the snowy peaks including Annapurna II (7939m), Kang Guru (6981m), Himlung Peak (7,125m), Cheo Peak (6820m), aside from the imperial Manaslu Peak. You will just enjoy the adventure!
Navigating through numerous rural settlements of Soti Khola, Almara along with Machha Khola, dense forest, beyond picturesque landscape and waterfalls, viewing the snowcapped mountain and limiting the ups and downs of this trail, we hit Jagat. Our route we also stop at the natural hot spring, also known as Tatopani at a local language. The ascent across the trial proceeds, as we float through narrow valleys, little settlements including Gha and Lho, pass the Mani stones and increase into the medial moraines of this glacier and early Gompa to achieve a settlement of Samagaon.
Through the large grassy valleys, terraced mountains and settlements with exceptional structures, we slid into the settlement of Dharmashala, a stoppage before beating the challenging Larkya La Pass (5,215m). After enjoying a breathtaking view of these towering peaks such as Mt. Manaslu, we will descent through moraines into Bhimphedi and through a little pass, several settlements, terraced fields, and cultivations to combine the significant trail of Annapurna Circuit Trek at the Gurung settlement of Tal. The journey continues to the lower elevations through the settlements of mid-hills such as Bahundanda along with Besi Sahar after the downward streams of mighty Marshayngdi River. We shall then return to Kathmandu and have a full day exploration of this medieval cultural, historical and spiritual heritages of this buzzing city before concluding the experience of Manaslu Circuit Trekking. Nupri region inhabited by Tibetan immigrants decorated by colorful prayer flags, monasteries along with Mani walls, and also the ethnic diversities mark some of the highlights of this trek.
Manaslu Circuit Trekking is a reasonably strenuous hiking experience and thereby needs the trekkers to possess above average fitness level; previous hiking experience is an extra advantage. Larkya La Pass is challenging for some skilled trekkers as well. Trekkers need to be able to endure an average of 6-7 hours of trekking per day using a light backpack and enthusiasm for the exploration of remote areas. We deliver to you a carefully planned itinerary, professional company, and seasoned hiking staff. Dare to explore the distant areas around Manaslu Peak!
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