Manaslu Circuit Trek

One of our representatives will pick you up at the airport to accompany you to the hotel. Depending on the time of arrival we will visit some of the most important places in the capital. Meeting at night at the hotel for a briefing of the entire trip.

Today we will travel by road to Soti Khola, about 140 km away from the capital, about 6 hours of travel. We will spend the night in Soti Khola.

The beginning of our trekking route runs along a track. We will pass through several villages of the Gurung, Bramin, Tamang, Chhetri, Damai and Sarki ethnic groups. The landscape is tropical, full of rice cultivation terraces. In addition, we will enjoy the views of Ganesh Himal IV (7140 m.) We will spend the night in the small town of Machhakhola.

Today we will turn off the road to start walking along the path that takes us to the characteristic villages of the Manaslu region. We now enter the Manaslu Restricted Conservation Area. We spent the night in the town of Salleri.

Today's trek allows us to immerse in the unique Gurung culture while walking among countless waterfalls. We bid farewell to Tsum Valley on our right and enter a dense bamboo forest. Our route continues along the Budhi Gandaki Valley until we arrive in the village of Deng for tonight’s accommodation.

Starting today, the culture, the landscape and the traits of the people take a turn and we enter territory where Tibetan culture predominates. Along the way we will find numerous Chorten (Stupas), walls and wheels of Mani. Namrung is a historically important town, since the well-known Salt Route passed through it.

The valley opens up as we discover the most authentic towns in the Region. And before our eyes, Mount Manaslu, the mountain of spirits, 8163 m. altitude, in addition to Nadi Chuli (7871 m.), Himal Chuli (7893 m.), Manaslu North (7157 m.), Naike peak Pangbuche Himal, Simnang Himal, Saula Himal and Shringi Himal and Ganesh Himal. We will spend the night in Shyala.

Today on the trail to Sama we will visit Pungyen Gompa which is located at the foot of Mount Manaslu with the spectacular view of Himal chuli , Ngadi chuli and Manaslu.

Pung gyen Gompa is one of the oldest Monastery in the region.

Sama Gaon, where we will spend the night, is the largest town in the valley. So you can take the opportunity to buy provisions (nuts, etc.). From this point it is advisable to increase water consumption even more.

We will head towards Manaslu Base Camp in the morning . There we will find the most impressive views of the entire trek and we will be surrounded 360° by the giants of the Himalayas.

We will return for lunch and rest in Sama Gaon. This day will help us acclimatize before reaching the Larkya La pass.

Today we will arrive at the last town in the area, Samdo, where barely 200 people live. The route will be quite calm, we will only climb 400 meters in the afternoon to acclimatize while we observe the mountains from a different perspective.

Today's route passes by the Larkey Glacier, before reaching Dharmashala. Starting today we return to the alpine landscape area.

The queen stage of trekking arrives. We will pass the highest hill, at 5160 meters above sea level.

The terrain we will find is glacial moraine, somewhat stony and sometimes covered with some snow. The view from here is unforgettable. We will see Himlung Himal, Cheo Himal, Kangguru and the great Annapurna II. Afterwards, we will descend to Bhimtang, from where we will see the northwest face of Manaslu.

We say goodbye to the impressive views of the mountains and enter the dense forest of conifers, blue pine and oaks. The trail passes through Dudh khola valley through several meadows and villages.

After breakfast we will take a jeep that will take us to the city of Besisahar and from there we will take transport to Kathmandu.

You will be dropped off at the airport in a car or jeep prior to your flight departure time.