Manaslu Circuit Trekking

Experience an unspoiled region where traditional cuisine awaits and accommodations are available through teahouses.

The Manaslu Peak, standing as the eighth highest mountain globally, reaches an elevation of 8,163 meters (26,781 feet), translating its name to "soul" in English. As one embarks on the Manaslu Circuit Trek, they are afforded opportunities to admire this majestic peak. This trek presents an attractive alternative to the popular Everest Base Camp and Annapurna Base Camp treks.

Upon ascending along the trail toward Larke La Pass, travelers traverse through some of Nepal's most pristine and unspoiled regions. Due to stringent regulations, special permissions from the Nepalese government are required for such treks. The Manaslu Circuit Trek has garnered increasing attention within the Annapurna Region, attracting adventurers seeking novel experiences.

The trek commences in Kathmandu and proceeds to Arughat before traversing several rivers including Soti Khola, Machha Khola, Jagat, Deng, Namrung, Shyala, Sama Gaon, Samdo, Larkya Phedi, Bhim Thang, Dharapani, Jagat, Besi Sahar, and ultimately returning to Kathmandu via road. Throughout the journey, hikers will encounter numerous monasteries, traverse moraines, observe glacier lakes, witness diverse flora and fauna, explore various villages, and interact with ethnic groups.

This trek offers a glimpse into Tibetan-style culture, showcases mesmerizing mountain panoramas, challenges heart-pounding river crossings, and delves into expansive forests. The expedition promises a genuine taste of life at high altitudes, providing unparalleled experiences.